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Half of a Great Idea (Patreon)

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2024-05-09 14:00:12
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How have I managed to avoid this core component of a machinists’ repertoire for so long? The time has come… for gears. But I like making tools a lot more than I like making not tools. So before I can make any gear, naturally, I need to make the gear cutter. Which requires making a few other tools, too. So many tools, in fact, that it will take me two videos to finish this project. And maybe by the end of this adventure I will properly be able to say "Eureka!".

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How have I managed to avoid this core component of a machinists’ repertoire for so long? The time has come… for gears. But I like making tools a lot more than I like making not tools. So before I can make any gear, naturally, I need to make the gear cutter. Which requires making a few other tools, too. So many tools, in fact, that it will take me two videos to finish this project. And maybe by the end of this adventure I will properly be able to say "Eureka!". Gears and Gear Cutting Book (affiliate link) - https://amzn.to/3WtS4ep #inheritancemachining #machineshop #hobbymachinist Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/inheritancemachining Drawings Store - https://inheritancemachining.com/?product_tag=drawings Merch - https://inheritance-machining.myspreadshop.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/inheritancemachining/ Amazon Store (affiliate) - https://www.amazon.com/shop/inheritancemachining Thank you again to the Micrometer level Patreon members listed at the end of the video! TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Noob 0:55 Flirtation 3:21 Razor Spaghetti 4:59 A Little Pickle 7:25 Let’s Turn It Up A Notch 8:49 Back To The Bronze Age 11:39 You Won’t Believe It 12:54 Proper Sexy Chamfers 15:48 Little Hairy Pawls 18:26 Screw This 19:09 Spring Is Coming 20:37 Show and Tell FAQ Drafting Equipment (affiliate links): https://amzn.to/3P0HvMe A/V Equipment (affiliate links): https://amzn.to/3Pi45jB Editing: Final Cut Pro X Intro Song: Way Back Way Back When (Instrumental Version) - Gamma Skies https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/SQxEhTVi9I/\ https://youtu.be/w_wrLqbxPUA © 2024 Inheritance Machining, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Comments

Seta

Awesome video, great timing on the obvious right size “findings” 🤣 great chemistry with the boss too! Right mix of entertaining and technical!

Pierre Alie

It’s been a long day and it’s not lunch yet. Knowing I have a new vid to watch when I get home from work has put a new spring in my step! Thanks Brandon

Jose Rodriguez

Great project! Love the participation of your wife (works for CEE) and makes you even more likeable that you already were. Keep the good work!

Jim Hinze

This was great! Looking forward to the rest

Max Goldstein

If you give a machinist a cookie, he'll ask you to get him raw wheat in two weeks after he's a had a chance to make a millstone.

Erik D. Radzius

Christ on a bike, that ratcheting action is beyond satisfying 😁 Definitely didn't see this one coming, very intrigued to see it finished!

Jim Ruddy

Man you are nailing the Dad jokes while doing your outstanding machining. BTW, I enjoyed reading If You Give A Mouse A Cookie to my kids log ago.

Michael Faragher

Good RoI from Patreon this month. My inability to move sofas uphill eventually led me to wanting to make my own gears (the mission creep is real) and this has convinced me I should never even think about hobbing my own gears. Also, I have nightmares about flat springs, especially in ratchets, *especially* when some super smarty welds them in place, so . . . I guess that round spring is a reasonable alternative?

Inheritance Machining
>>137610026

Thanks Mike. Oh yeah, somewhere at the end of this is some more Hardinge restoration. Gonna be a while to get there though haha The second half of this build has another spring that weirdly is a true round torsion spring unlike the first. Maybe the designer just wanted to mix it up!? Haha

Isaac Stemple

Hey Brandon! Have you ever seen an air-powered deburring tool? They would make adding chamfers to certain round parts much easier

Isaac Stemple
>>137731594

I got one from Amazon for under $50. I don’t use it everyday, but it’s super nice when I do use it

Locane

Unrelated to the video post - I am sure I'm very silly for asking if you've seen Breaking Taps' videos, but specifically have you watched the slow-mo shots of what Chatter looks like in this video around 3:20? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aog0syGaZzQ This was crazy to me - watching the work piece and the vice jump around like it's on a trampoline is nuts! It makes me wonder if something extremely big and heavy holding something tiny would reduce or eliminate this effect - like what's the ratio of masses between workpiece and vice / holder setup that eliminates chatter? Is it always "bigger is better"? If more mass does help, is it on a linear or an exponential curve where it stops mattering after a certain point? So many questions.

brad lamberes

I'm not exactly sure how I came across the first video of yours that I watched but after watching it I binge watched every single video that you have. I love your videos very much and I can't wait to see part two of this one keep up the awesome work you're amazing.