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Use washers you nugget

You said you didn't add any example parts because it's obvious what it does but what do you need 0.5mm holes for?

I made an engraving vise much like yours but from a sawn off bowling ball for a base. I think I used that exact lazy susan bearing and that turned out to be the the weak point, terribly rough in rotation and with a lot of lateral movement. A shaft running in two ball bearings is a far better option I think. It also gives you the option to lock the rotation of the vise with a set screw running through the side of the base (in an threaded insert in the base print maybe?). This is useful for when you need to apply force and frees up your other hand. Good for light hammer and punch work for instance.

Why say you don't have a good way to cut some stock into a circle when you have a lathe?

Any idea when this will be released?

Exactly, I just can't print a vase or toy, is like I'm wasting time and money doing that, I can 3d print a camera mount,or something useful and feel good about my self that I didn't waste time printing something that I' m going to throw away later in the garbage because is not useful.

Great video, curious- did you use helicoils in the aluminum table?

I need friends who build random fascinating projects

What's CDs.........? jk good idea.

Polymer concrete can be used for filling.

Well done!

I've gotten through 1/4'' mild steel with a standard hole saw, though barely. The saw was junk after that and only sort-of worked the last quarter of the cut.

Hello bro, can you share your cnc files?

Greetings my friend.Wow you caught my attention, new subscriber here.

So cool

hes gonna break into your house

Great idea borrowing the old DIY lathe concrete trick, it's all about mass and rigidity. Black oxide the steel/stainless parts if shiny isn't your thing. By the way...this would absolutely be worth the time and effort in making pattern boards and sand casting the base, column, and housing parts in aluminum!

Dude, just don't leave it in a hot car. I can only imagine what a melted PLA tape would do to a car cassette deck.

Yet again another great use of 3D printing. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

We're going back to floppy discs aren't we?

Мне очень понравился дизайн станка. Спасибо большое за интересное видео.

I recommend anmactual cutting fluid for metal. WD40 doesn't cool it enough.

When I see an Aussie making awesome things I subscribe.

My problem with cassettes was the other way around. I was finding tapes left and right, but players were nowhere to be found.

10 points for Aria Math

Great build but I kinda got lost! Maybe use the “assume the reader knows nothing about the subject” guideline and don’t be afraid to over explain some things! Explanations are intriguing and keep the viewer interested and engaged. I didn’t know what half of the parts were or how they were gonna work or when you mentioned concrete bolts but not anything about concrete? Great build tho!

So the heat from the setting concrete did not melt or warp the plastic? Wow I am surprised!

Great Idea I have never thought to fill the inside of some parts with concrete. Awesome. As @DSlyde said "This guy is David Gingery for the digital age" Couldnt agree more...

hey bro a trick my dad always taught me, is you can place the tap in a drill press and use that to start a thread (turning the chuck manually rather than turning it on of course)

this is f.... amazing , also beautiful video , great host , i love the model , i definitely want to print it now, might need a bigger printer tought first, thank you so much for sharing this and thank you so much for making the model free , Bless you you great Guy 😁😁😁🥰😇☺

I would love to build this, will you be posting the printed parts and parts list on thingy verse ?

the biggest issue your going to face here with your drill bits is that table, you need a way to massively reduce the force the table can exert, and the speed it is able to move at

Bluing steel may be a solution for your black hardware problem

you need a little adjustable suction fan mount

is your mom sculpting the baby from Eraserhead?!?!? actually that would be dope to have a life size Eraserhead baby.

niubility🐮

I wonder if you could use steel shot, like for a shot-blaster, instead of concrete. Steel is about 3 times heavier than concrete by volume so much less could be used and it could be emptied back out for modifications.

Love it!

well im going to ask since no one has has. what's the #3 on the front of the spindel head signify? and how did you ensure accurasy of alignment between the bed and the shoulders of the press. last i checked the tolerances on galvanized M8 is not very consistent or even potentially concentric

Why not use sand instead of Cement?

Old tech + New tech + Brain = Super!!!

Nice work... filling with concrete was amazing!

Yes 🙌

Awesome work thank you!

About the miniature painting bit. It does not seem very helpful for shaky hands people. Bracing your hands supports both the miniature and the brush, and they don't shake in relation to each other that way. When the miniature is separate from your brush hand, then you will have issues. Just my two cents, and what I feel if trying to paint without bracing both the mini and the brush at the same time.

Re: Rust Cracking the concrete - I'd take a look at Practical Engineering's videos on concrete and rebar and Colin Furze's videos on his tunnel/bunker/underground garage build. The reason rust cracks concrete is because the steel used expands when it rusts. Not a lot, but enough to ruin precision surfaces and cause concrete to crack due to the fact that concrete is great in compression and terrible in tension. If you put something that's already rusty into the concrete and completely cover it, then it won't continue to rust, which means that it won't expand, which then means the concrete won't crack. If I'm remembering right, concrete can also react with rust while curing to prevent the steel from rusting further. I'm not 100% sure I have that right and even if I do, I don't know what chemical reaction is happening to do that. But, the TL;DR: is that you probably don't have to worry about the concrete cracking.

3D printing cheapens everything.

Does it write bad poetry, wear all black, and listen to The Cure?

Wow that's a whole lot better than mine! I only designed mine because I didn't know anyone else had already done it. Niiice! 🙂

Nicely done but what a pain! Some good ideas there and I think I'll use some in my next design.. Thanks! 🙂