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“… by the time I’m done with this project, I’ll have developed the skills to do this project” isn’t that always the way, unless you do this for a living?

Funk and a bracket

So much stuff I was exposed to for the first time today (just like my first church camp). It's a good day when you learn just one thing, but I learnt several today

Oh I don't know, can you? Seriously whats with these dumbass thumbnails?

Tip Try putting a hood over the base to shield the cooling fins from rising heat, but have a duct to vent the heat into the stream of the fan. Shape it so that it catches the rising hot air to duct forwards.

You realise we are going to need progressively more powerful cars to salvage the previous generations vehicles

I love watching your videos. You are so amazing. Even tempered, you laugh at yourself while you are learning the trade. I’m a big fan sir!

It's like I'm watching another jeepers creepers movie... this looks scary.

I found a circular saw blade that has 100 teeth on it to use for that particular count index.

Tips They make special epoxies for fixing up minor oopsies in bearing seating surfaces. For a more permanent and professional fix there is a brazing material used to resurface automotive exhaust and or intake valves. This stuff can be applied with oxyacetylene gear and ground to a suitable finish for Morse tapers and such. Just don’t ask me the name of the stuff I forgot it five seconds after I heard it.

Dude I did not know you were gonna cast your own parts! That's freaking impressive and very cool!

I made a lead screw nut for my current Logan (Montgomery Wards version, using previous Logan/MW) from a block of aluminum.. helped to make a sample external thread, measured as close as possible to the original, including dimensions over pins, then you can check the thread without disassembling things. Without a QC gearbox, it might help to connect a worm gear motor (ie power window motor) to lead screw, & drive with a variable power supply, to adjust feed.. would have to get ratio right for a usable range of feeds - although I have not done this yet myself - but might be handy for small parts at high speed especially. Great to see some TLC for the lathe..

Just sitting around on a rainy afternoon looking for some of your videos I haven’t seen, so imagine my surprise when I see the vice that was made within walking distance from my house,thoroughly enjoying your videos thanks

best feeling is when your first plan goes according to plan

Did you try turning the mill upside down to let gravity assist You ? 😊

turbo encabulator 😂 a fine binky easter egg

Nice.

My 1st lathe was a Logan 200. It was great little lathe that I made a lot of stuff on, but I found the lack of a gearbox annoying so it went to a new home.

lost foam casting would have been a shoe-in for this

How about an old crystal doorknob for the shift handle? Shiny, bright objects for the win. We all have our time machines, don't we? Some to take us back, others to take us forward.

I just have to ask WHY?

Udah perbaiki mesinya sekarang bodi blakangan pengin dengar suara mesin daya

A project like restoring a very rusty jeep becomes like that broom that you’ve owned for twenty years, it’s only had six new handles and ten new heads. Jokes aside unless you’re restoring it to be a museum piece good enough is good enough and better is just tossing the bit you think you can repair and getting or making a new one. And if you’re doing a restomod tossing everything that was designed to be cheap nasty and disposable and replacing it with a more modern version is often the best choice as repairing something that you can’t get parts for anymore is Sisyphean.

Man I bet you feel good after all that work. You now have full use if your mill and I'm betting the rigidity is way better now and that is going to show up in your future projects.

I'm more of a Low-Buck Garage type of guy. Search the channel. Things get done there.

like the repair jobs, I got a simular old clapped out lathe.

Hi Jeremy! Good, but Logan need a little more love: paint it!😊😊

BTW A machinist mate in the US Navy is not a machinist,hes an engineer.A machinist would be a Hull Technician.

So that was most likely originally coupled by a plastic coupler. Similar to vacuum pumps. Stops the motor wiping out ifn the pump eats itself. Thats why the splines are oddball

What brand of tooth paste are using for lube?

You must be new to RUclips, so let me explain how this sort of video is supposed to work: 1. Take the machine entirely apart 2. Clean and sand every bit of it 3. Spray every piece of it black, maybe choose an accent color 4. Re-assemble it, take some 360-degree video of how sexy it looks 5. Never show it on the channel again. We sent you a rulebook, please be sure to read it before making such a mistake again. Thanks, The MGT

Sure wish you had a Dauntless V6 in there. But hey good job. Always on point and that closing info about tooth count will definitely help someone. 😊

I have a Logan Wards 700. It looks very similar to your 200. Not the same but close. Do you have trouble with the nut for the handwheel on your tailstock coming loose? If I tighten mine up the handwheel gets too tight to use. I have to leave it sort of loose and that bothers me. I've had it apart a few times but I can't find why it does this.

Luv ur peice of art.

the best education i found on line regarding casting is Martin . "The old foundry man" he has a whole channel that is learning on every episode. every time you watch it. worth a look.

I CAN NOT HELP BUT THINK THAT RUBEGOLDBERG WOULD SMILE AT WHAT YOU DID TO MOUNT YOUR DRUMS TO TURN THE DRUMS !

He he. I know that feeling of having to manny things happen it seems all at once

I like seeing fathers teaching their sons, daughters, grands, nephews, and nieces how to use power tools 😊

I built one with heat transfers and a $ 2 pellatier , works great .

I have the same lathe as you so now when I want to fix something taking it apart and then watching this to figure out were every bolt goes

What lathe do you have it looks like a Logan lathe

This is fantastic 😂

Funny enough, I just got myself a Logan 200 a couple weeks back and just finished pulling it apart to start cleaning it! I want to give mine a fresh new coat of olive drab, I found a spot on the underside of the leg that I can color match to

OMG- you said "rubber b b b". I appreciate your hard work to fabricate. Very nice. The most interesting part of this is now how the powertrain is reduced in volume in the engine compartment. Now the best and coolest stuff will be integrating the batteries. Are you going to be fording streams?🤩

Not going to put your fingers under it , but how many times will your head be their ?

I'd recommend 3d printing the halfnuts, PLA been working fine with my 1940s atlas lathe, and its easy to keep a spare set around if needed too. Thingiverse has a few for the atlas/craftsman, don't know if they have any specific for yours. I designed (and published) mine to print one part for both sides, that was a thread math surprise for me that I got that to work.

I HAVE NEVER HAD A OLD JEEP , I DO HAVE A PLACE IN MY HEART FOR THEM , SOMEDAY I THINK I WILL !

Should sand blast these then paint.

You're a lot like me, "at least I didn't have to unwind at all" i left 3 wraps on🤣🤣