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would you mind sharing the feed screw drawing? thanks!

Thanks for the vid...that bottom bolt was tough to get out

Thanks

Nice video. Can you tell us the list of the parts and the pieces you made or where can i find information about this. Thanks.

Bambu does it right. I haven’t used any of my other printers since buying bambu

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Thank you very much for your highly interesting video ... and also if 4 years are passed , it's still very usefull. I own a lathe similar to your one from many and many years, it was 2006, i think. And only some days ago i realized the chuck was out of alignment, for ever 10 millimeters toward chuck in lathing, i lost 0,01 mm, that i do not judge as ok for my new hobby-works as i'm going on nowadays ... ( aereomodellistic 2 stroke engines, pistons, cranck and similar tools ... ) I have got during years a lot of equipments for lathing and mechanics, but i still do not have any "accurate" steel bar for tests. I noticed the error when lathing a piece of 30 millimeters steel bar, and i always got tapers, just a bit, but tapers ... Many lathe users say it depends from not having a good livelling of the lathe, in our little lathes this can only be achieved forcing the legs of the lathe itself, placing them on two heavy square bars, one under the spin stock, and the other under the tail stock, providing them with adjustable screws in heigh. Working without the rectified bar, and only lathing a piece of steel, gives perhaps a better idea of the error. In fact, should the three jaw chuck spinning the bar ( at the beginning ) as in a taper shape, after having lathed it, with a true concentric spin we should get a thinner bar, but NOT TAPERED at all. A tapered result would indicate an error angle of the spin itself, to be reduced as you have done ... Very good job, in any case, my best greetings ... Alessandro.

Got mine a month ago- Its SICK! Now Im selling all my other stuff to have space for A1s.

Good video, always good to see shop tools being built but roll up those sleeves, they're INSTANT DISASTER!

How did you make sure the struts where perfectly lined up before putting the wheel back on?

That A1 is just shitting on everything

How many meters does it takes?

600?

Great job mate!!

no need to mark the belts my friend...the gears will not moving.....

Tighten your spokes

Ролики ложи закрытой частью тоесть пластмассой в права,а железом в лево

Is it magnetic?

Sehr gut analysiert und behoben!

For years searched a solution to the issue, thanks a lot

Thanks a lot for the video, I was actually able to pull the hub with the gears off of the motor using a puller tool, found a serial number on the hub with the gears so I ordered a new one and the motor is fixed for only 60 euros and some elbow grease!

Mini lathe feeds are always to fast, good job :)

Good work

Nice work, unusual design with some smart solutions. I like it.

very attractive little vice but I noticed two problems when you used it. One is that its too small to hold safely and needs something to anchor it to the ways on your drill table and the other is you have a lot of slack in your drill table, hence the vibration seen on camera. Cracking work and thankyou for sharing

I like the milling pattern on the vice, nice work

Excellent work! Very underrated channel.

if you keep riding with rattling noise, what will happen? is it possible to damage other parts of the bike? or will the motor eventually stop working (fully break)? Can you keep riding with this rattling noise?

Thanks very much

You talk a lot. And it's not helping the understanding. I became more confused.

Is the sound due to steam bubble explosion?

Polo classic 1998 model water pomp

Excellent video

Thode Magnets are also probably loose and making noise as well.

Thank you for making this. I was looking into the model below this but I think the $50 is worth it. Thanks again my friend

What is the minimum length of the wire that i need to this job?

Nice video and presentation. I’m curious about what cad program you recommend hobbies use?

My brain hurts when I see you putting that fork down on the pavement and pressing and stepping on it, the paint on it is gone🤦‍♂️

I'm facing issues with the sun visor , anyone face issues as well ?

Have had the exact same problem for a month, googled a lot but none of the forum posts I found helped then this guy solves it! Thank you!!

well done

I put the rolls round is it gonna be problem I mean both the open holes opposite each other

I knew a guy who worked in the Machine Shop at British Aerospace. He worked on the Lathes and drills making bits for Aeroplanes . I never once heard that he ever had his nails manicured . I guess that I’m an “old school” Construction worker with 45 years in my trade and hands that are clipped , scrubbed and clean !? I’m smiling now as I think of the huge characters that I’ve met both on-site and at yards . I have news . Only in Hollywood would you find 2M tall guys having their nails done !!

you missing a pully on you timing kit dude just above the water pump you must have a pully that's why the water pump did that in the first place

Always use heavy support. In this case linear guide. Since space was issue u had used small linear guide i feel. Rest is OK nice idea. Best of luck.

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I’m Good with my hands and tackled many issues on my van from Alternators , starters,power steering , drive shafts etc etc , I’d love to do this on my mk5 golf I am confident but it’s the timing thing I need to grasp and make sure it’s spot on . Where exactly you mark it on the belt and engine ? Cheers great video

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i want to build one, can u share stl file,maybe thingiverse link or anythig,

You explained things as you was doing them that is very helpful thank you