youtube channel

[.RC.]

Anyone else got a youtube channel...

I just uploaded another video today for those interested...

It is just a right angle head on a turret mill face milling a cast iron square

http://youtu.be/03JngD9C9q8

[boslab]

Nice, thats a hell of a shop you have there, nice to see a tip tool going at it as it should!
regards
mark

[flathead4]

I have a channel, but have only loaded two videos of my Kempsmith No. 2 G mill so far.

Tom

http://www.youtube.com/user/flathead004

[Errol Groff]

My YouTube channel has 80 videos of model engineering, antique engines, live steam and what not.

http://www.youtube.com/user/GroffErrol?feature=mhee

Errol Groff

[Tony]

RC nice work. that looks like a handy attachment.
I've always considered one but shipping costs stink for those.
Why did you opt to do it this way and not, say, with a long
endmill? That face looks to be about 2" wide (tall?) or so.

Also, just curious, that plastic you have on the DRO.. that
a whole bag over the thing or just covering the front? I'm
wondering if a bag could cause (heat) issues.

keep 'em coming!

Tony

[Evan]

I have few machining videos on You-Tube

http://www.youtube.com/user/EvanOnTheHill

[Euph0ny]

I have few machining videos on You-Tube

http://www.youtube.com/user/EvanOnTheHill

Forget the machining - your talking dog is a star!

[rgbai]

mines mostly steam show videos

http://www.youtube.com/user/rgbai?feature=mhee

[gunsmither]

A few CNC videos and tool demo's

http://www.youtube.com/user/gunsmither?feature=mhee

I have a few video's of my CNC machines, a Tig Welding video, and my tool demo's. U-Tube rocks!

[topct]

U-Tube rocks

Bulls eye!

It is truly an amazing thing.

[Evan]

The Internet rocks. It is the next revolution after the industrial revolution. It is changing the world.

[rythmnbls]

My channel is here, just a couple of videos of my turbines that have been linked here in other threads.

I hope to upload new material soon of a new engine that's in the works.


Steve.

[Rob Garner]

Here is mine. Stuff from home and work.

http://www.youtube.com/user/CARDAN531?feature=mhum

[PixMan]

Nice cutting action. Is that a button cutter (round inserts) or a 45؛ lead angle milling cutter?

I noticed it seemed to cut smoother on the first and third pass. Try to always mill down against the table or a vise's solid jaw, as you did in the first and third pass.

I have a YouTube channel with just a couple of annoying videos. Not as nice as your machine, it's old stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/user/PixMan107

[flylo]

Great videos! What brand mill is that?