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All plug sockets in home in the U.K. are 240v

Is this drill still in working since u posted this

triple awesome nothing like doing stuff yourself and knowing how to do them , instead of buying bull C that doesn't work and if it does is super expensive

You are quite aggressive with milling and lathing speeds

I'm wondering how much this was to make and if you considered selling them?

I have the Drill Doctor DD750X and I love it. Much less expensive than Vevor. Also sharpens up to 3/4".

I have the Drill Doctor DD750X and I love it. Much less expensive than Vevor.

Move all the bearings to one side. Check.

Use the decompression lever to build fuel Pressure instead of abusing your starter motor pinion. Look after that Pinion they are a bitch to replace.

nice....

Can also break the housing with a cold chisel if you had no success removong the cage. Common sawmill practice. Good luck.

How’s your plasma table business going buddy?

Well done Matt !!! I'll try remember that for future repairs .

Well done Matt !!!

I remember this project! You did a great job! Jim

Thanks for the tip!

Why is this on my shorts?

GENERAL 825 DRILL SHARPENER is $20-$30 is way quicker setup and sharpen and accurately reshape damaged drills

It DID come in handy! Thanks

Allotta heat going out the exhaust, couple mods that can reclaim that heat from the exhaust would be great.

VEVOR IS GARBAGE. THEY HAVE NO CUSTOMER SUPPORT AND NONE OF THEIR PRODUCTS WORK. IT IS CRAP!! DO NOT WAIST YOUR MONEY - LEARN FROM MY EXPERIENCE - BUY AMERICAN

Awesome

I'm at 1:02 and I would at this moment take something REALLY hard like a center punch at 40 degrees and made of tungsten and hit that bearing with a sledge. Bye bye. BUT ......... from now on I am going to do this. It's WAY better than my method. Great video.

Buy a tap a matic we use ours in our old jig borer we no longer use

Taps break metal...backing removes chips... becaaaaause ....thats what grandad said.

Does it require argon gas?

Good idea!

I know this is 9 years old, but I was wondering if that 240 RPM was at the motor pulley or the chuck? I was also wondering how well this worked using the gear in the back to turn the lathe, compared to using belts? I just got a really old lathe, like around 1910 time frame, and I really don't like how much room the motor bracket and first belt cone of speed takes up behind the lathe, and an swapping the 240v motor for a 3.4hp 110v variable speed treadmill motor, and was thinking of just using the little back gear and shaft to turn the big gear behind the chuck, and was wondering if there were any reasons I shouldn't do this, before I start changing things too much and possibly wasting a bunch of time. As far as I can tell, I don't think there should be any issue with the small pulley on the new motor, turning a big pulley on the back gear shaft , which would turn the small gear at the other end that turns the biggest gear behind the chuck... Seems to me like it wouldn't be much different than the original setup, but might be a bit slower, which should be fine because this treadmill motor would turn a lot faster than the original motor would have... I'll keep watching the rest of the video, and also see if you post another one in your profile that might show you changing it to the belt and cones again, and hopefully comparing it then as well. Not many videos of people using the back gear shaft to drive their lathes unfortunately, but I suppose that would be because that's for really slow work, and not many people swapping their motors from what I saw on these old beasts. LOL

If you have a trailer hitch put the jack on it

Purchased this welder about 8 months ago, haven't used it yet due to moving and also need to re-set up my work shop. Very encouraging review, thank you. You look like Kevin Costner.

So glad to see you back making a video!

Nicely done sir

Do you think you would ever put a set of gin poles on the truck that you could remove and only have on when you needed them

Great content and production.

What about DOT regulations?

Looks like a great addition to the truck and handy for those "awkward" pulls.

That cnc machine always impresses me every time I see you use it

Snapped two 1 1/2" holders the other day that sorta looked like that😂😂

Nice!

Use tap holder guide by center holder.

HI , how did you tig weld without the argon gas hooked up as you did not hook up the gas until you went to mig weld .

Junk junk junk

Need 3 bearings to keep bar from wobbling. Nice set up!

Some real stuff

I just use a half inch extender in the chuck

Nice mill

I loved the video up to the point where you gaslight at the end to get the video like a loop making people watch it twice thinking you're about to explain something else

The lack of appropriate ways to hold taps... It boggles my mind why we make them all to a non standardized size, a consistent problem since their invention.. like why???

Thanks!! Still like it?

❤❤❤ Can I ask a question? If you don't know then that's ok. If adamantium existed, what are the Economical draw backs to having this in your industry. Adamantium is as cheap as Aluminum in this scenario.