Solid Tool Post Block

Comments · 18

• RO

  @RobertWill-uq3iv · 1 year ago

  I love when A.I. upgrades his mini lathe.

• GE

  @GenePoole4 · 2 years ago

  Domo arrigato mister roboto

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• GA

  @garyshirinian · 4 years ago

  Nice work. I pulled back the slide back where I was on the solid part and tighten the set screws and its just fine.<br>It work well for me

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• IS

  @ismaelvinoya7070 · 1 year ago (edited)

  From the video i can see a wobble on the carriage itself. Looks like Its lifting.

• VI

  @villijs33321 · 4 years ago

  same thing what I made on my mini lathe - made solid block cause I don thread or turn cones...

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• AN

  @anthonyflores9846 · 2 years ago

  What type of lathe is this ? At first it looked like Chinese mini lathe

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• LM

  @lmmastermariner3859 · 2 years ago

  It is Chinese lathe indeed, but not mini lathe. It is 280 x 660 mm (11 x 26 inches). Bigger brother of G0602.

• АН

  @АндрейК-у8б · 4 years ago (edited)

  There&apos;s another problem with similar lathes. The thread between spindle and faceplate. The faceplate can wobble while cutting. I cover thread with epoxy compound &nbsp;and fasten faceplate and know a can cut with greater speed!!!

• KE

  @Keith-l2s · 2 years ago

  Great idea. <br>Please no music on the next one!

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• KA

  @kawazukisoddbits2717 · 1 year ago

  Forget the alignment &apos;device&apos; - just put a toolholder in the toolpost and run the cross slide up to the chuck jaws, square up to them, tighten nut, job done!

• DA

  @David-hm9ic · 4 years ago

  Probably a good video but I bailed at 6 seconds in because of the computer narration.

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• PA

  @PayneKiller23 · 4 years ago

  Nice job, definitely no need for the top slide on a small machine, even on bigger machines the top slide is a weakness, like your oiler! I have the same syoss bottle borrowed from my wife lol.

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