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I have been trying to make this set of molds with CNC recently, and there is a question that troubles me. May I ask what is the gap between the upper and lower molds? At present, I am setting a thickness of 2mm, and I am not sure if it is sufficient. Does this mean that only metal plates below 2mm can be shrunk? The answer is very important to me, thank you very much
ОтветитьWhen you light the touch tune oxy on first that black smoke will kill you
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Ответитьmate i seen you at the motor eX there were people lined up to speak to you but would have been goot to chat with you
ОтветитьThis is just simply awesome! Would you,know how much “real”time it took to build the whole machine?
ОтветитьGreat fun watching the fabrication process and I really like the size of the dies you made. It gets me to thinking I might have to try making an even smaller set for myself. Every once and awhile you work on something small and it would be great to have some tiny dies for shrinking.
ОтветитьLove it when a plan comes together,lol!( Merdoc, the A team) lol!
ОтветитьBrilient👌👍👍. Thanks again brother.!
ОтветитьIf you open your fuse panel it should have a 10 awg. Wire for auxiliary trailor breaks. Should be able to tie into it. And run a ground directly to your frame. I'd wire a bat maintainer,off that to your winch batt. You could always wire it so you could plug in a portable solor panel. When trailor is parked for a while it'll keep the battery up👍👍. Thanks again brother .just sharing ideas I've had.
ОтветитьGolf balls make good knobs.
ОтветитьNice build. It seems you be need of a small anvil!
ОтветитьThe machine! I mean - about $100 out of recyclables!!! No wonder there is so much under the bench - it's the tool making idea source. Watching your thought process unfold is very interesting to me. You could make one of these and buy your dies from HF (CP) and be soooo far ahead of the game!!! The build video and this die video were awe inspiring! Today I am going to get back to my little Kart project, grind off the crap and GET BACK TO IT!!! THANK YOU!
ОтветитьIngenuity unleashed. Not just thinking outside the box, but miles outside. Then problem solving on another level. Great results well done.
ОтветитьFantastic job! Thank you for the inspiration
ОтветитьAn 8 ball for a knob
ОтветитьLooks fine for " JAP PUNK ENGINEERING " !! 😆
ОтветитьYa did a great job on those dies karl. I'd be stoked too! congrats...
Ответитьboost over to NZ for a holiday while you're at it.
ОтветитьMan this turned out killer. Thanks so much for sharing the whole process, warts and all.
ОтветитьI'm a Bennett. Great video thanks for sharing.
ОтветитьA treadmill motor might be a good motor. Variable speed and powerfull. I have one for a grinder/polisher i built. Plan on using one in a belt machine too.
Ответитьinstead of clutch linkage ,how about a morse style cable and foot pedal , or hand operated control ,like on a boat?
Ответитьroll the motor down so the clutch lever is down then make a pedal to engauge it!
ОтветитьDrill the pins and put in zero fitting Grease will stay put better
ОтветитьGreat job, your power hammer work very well.
I was make eckold type hammer and power is amazing, shrinking metal like crazy. And it's quiet to. 😊
That shift knob with the nitrous switch would be cool if it turned on a work light.
ОтветитьAs for lubrication of the machine, around here they make an ag product (brand name) Sliplate. Basically graphite in paint form. They even have it in spay. Used to lubricate field discs, plows, metal on metal... Basically what your machine is doing. Since it's a dry lube you won't get the oil drip down and it'll last longer than the WD40.
ОтветитьMorning Karl, great second video, when you build machines as you are they're never really done...you just keep improving....I should have some updated photos of my 31 Ford Coupe project, kinda waiting for the weather to be a little more consistent so I can do some painting, I don't like to paint in a closed up garage... y'all be safe!! God Bless!!
ОтветитьDude, stop making stuff, every time I watch your videos I think, wowwwwwwwww, I need one of those. Lol, 😅 I haven’t washed my new vette in a month😂
ОтветитьHey hey fucknnn hey LOL it's ya goofy m8te from Australia 😆 love ya show [ HOLDEN COMMODORE VE UTE HSV Maloo R8 E series LS3 turbo start up accelerate sound ] - mate type that in on utube watch n enjoy...it only goes for 1.56 sec but wait till you see it..on a big screen..[ let me know what you think about the car in a reply ] ya goofy m8te from Australia
ОтветитьNice, I like it
ОтветитьAre you using special taps with that drill? I mean I'd be a fraud of snapping the tap!!
ОтветитьYou know when you go to the dentist and he puts that blue dye on your teeth
ОтветитьYou ned a valve spring
ОтветитьYou are very inspirational to all car mankind and god to your viewers THANK YOU MR JAP HANDS
ОтветитьLETS Go!!!!
ОтветитьLove the build, ( steam punk )
ОтветитьSorry I take that back I just saw you remove the plugs all the best guys
ОтветитьGreat work and skills but I am a little concerned that I didnt see any ear muffs or may be you are using ear plugs, I wouldnt like to see you guys affected by industrial deafness but some times it comes in handy in domestic situations, Ha Ha
ОтветитьHeck yeah, I've just had a job postponed. So I should hopefully be able to make it down to Dunsborough this weekend for the meet and greet at Bennets customs, Keen as. I've been watching your channel for ages and have learned heaps of tips and tricks which have helped me out a lot with my Metro project.
ОтветитьGreat job as usual.
TGW, torch grind and weld! Plus, a whole bunch of fabrication skills and talent. Thank you
Very KOOL Karl looks like it works very well
ОтветитьWhat you did here gives me a idea that is really stupid or a genius move.... see if you can visualize it?!! You mentioned a "Sewing Machine" and of course this is hard even for me the ditzy one .... imagine a table similar to the sewing machine but offsets so that when the hammer makes whichever shape we have figured out... like a mold on a side of a rig... probably a quarter inch wide and say a eighty of a inch in rise or lower.. matter of perspective as you turn it one way and its up and the other is obviously down. Now going much slower, sew a name or a design on something as the feet under the stamp is pulling it along just like material in a sewing machine would do, just a tad slower to have best control... tell me, can you visualize it and if you can, then you can make it... as they say, "A picture is worth a thousand words" Just out of curiosity, would you risk losing a Picasso Picture?
ОтветитьIf it works what difference does it make what it looks like function over looks cause its a tool not something to look good
ОтветитьSpanish subtitles, please 😉
ОтветитьWhen are they gonna start making impact-rated taps?!?
Ответить"Why is that so fascinating?" Because you're Canadian and you made a metal hockey stick.
ОтветитьIt needs grease, the oil is too thin
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