John Logan3 hours ago

I cut and welded underwater for over 20 years. I know a little bit. Never use AC AROUND WATER ,we used 400 amp dc for cutting . Use good rubber gloves, sea water in a much better conductor that fresh water. Now days they have thermic cutting rods and you can cut steel with 12 volts , you still need a high flow oxy regulator. And I still have my silver fillings, even tho it felt like I i had a mouth ful of aluminum foil at times. I once hit my diving partners.helmet with 300en or 400 amp cuttung rod, it knocked him out , he had burns on his c heeks , it arched from his air intake and out his exhaust chin buttion. He had a headache for a few days. He got even with me ,but thats another story. Jack

Eddie Lyles3 hours ago

The cleverness of your hidden "subscribe" messages never cease to impress me.

Turbo print3d3 hours ago

You have better tools than the shop I cut my teeth in lol, I would have marked 4 points and used a height gauge to index it in a vice . Its amazing what you can make with almost nothing lol . Good job looks pretty good .

Turbo print3d4 hours ago

I want one , that's super sweet.

mikethunder845 hours ago

Isn't 0.1" a tenth of an inch not a thousandth (0.001")?

mikethunder845 hours ago

Every video you make...🤌🤌🤌🤌

Gordon Deitz6 hours ago

Use your hinky mini lath to make a micro lathe. I have a midi lath that works just fine. It's a wood lath though I've made tin candles bases for old timey candle holders.

Ronak Dhakan7 hours ago

Now you only need to acquire a tungsten rod to start making APFSDS rounds for tank cannon and selling them to shady countries.

Marlo Breding7 hours ago

Anyone notice the Big Bolt with Rolled Threads used as a prop to talk about cutting threads?

Max Signori7 hours ago

Just to be picky, the water doesn't boil. Usually it boils at the very end when the lower chamber is almost empty and the pressure drops. At that point you can clearly hear the gurgling noise and it's time to turn off the gas (a bit earlier than that is not bad, I'd say). EDIT: I forgot, you'll want to keep the fire low or you'll burn the coffee!!!

Reforged Criterion8 hours ago

Never fails to amuse me listening to Alan Alda explain this amazing world. Move over Morgan Freeman.

jaiya dragan8 hours ago

First off your a psychic how did you know I was going to say the bit was dull

Austen Hoogen9 hours ago

Why is your stainless so stained? 😬

Caffers9 hours ago

"If you're built anything like me, your arms will be attached at your shoulders" 🤣🤣🤣

Magic Smoke FPV9 hours ago

You sound like Green Beetle.... Or is it the other way around...

Jcewazhere9 hours ago

Uh oh, did you check with Warner Bros before including those Happy Feet? :P

Lee Harvey Griswold10 hours ago

Hi, you mention a few times that your lathe cuts a bit of a taper, is there any way to fix it? And if so can you make a video?

Penboard!10 hours ago

Add even more to that, note this: Take a 36 tpi tap, set the lathe to 36 tpi speed - and you get a single thread... set the lathe e.g. at 9 tpi and cut with the 36 tpi tap - and you get a 4 start thread.

LemonLeafCoin10 hours ago

a machine from the lathe 70s

Kevin Inglis10 hours ago

Which bathroom does it use?

SP3KT-R Racing -11 hours ago

just dawned on me why they took my license! just got you a sub

schnick11 hours ago

4:11 Subscribulator !

Tom Cooper12 hours ago

Why not modify your SHOES ?! lol

Andrew Uribe12 hours ago

“China Hubub” times were simpler back then.

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T-PLUS13 hours ago

More than a 2 hours class lecture, this is so cool. Cleary explained with practical experience.

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john9043013 hours ago

Pretty close to the end, an ad popped up for some company that rolls threads. Rolled threads are so much stronger than cut threads, but the cost of the machinery must be astronomical. Not affordable for a hobbyist, that's for sure. But I started thinking that there is no way to roll internal threads... or is there? Has anyone heard of, or seen such a thing?

Linc Qimiq14 hours ago

How big metal that hold in the jaw ??

Darryl Braun14 hours ago

"And that is still hot"... I don't know why but that made me laugh out loud :)

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Stang41315 hours ago

I like these dirt bike videos

Andrei Fasola15 hours ago

If this is a hobby, whaddya do for a living T? I have a feeling I'm gonna end up like you in a few years: with a garage full of these expensive toys.

Mark M15 hours ago

NO TONY IM NOT STAYING SAFE. I’M JUST FINE OUTSIDE.

Mister Tibbs16 hours ago

how was the first lathe made without a lathe?

Slikx66616 hours ago

Now all I need is a lathe.

john Killen16 hours ago

outstanding!

ajhatti201116 hours ago

I caught the AVE reference there.

whistle3man17 hours ago

Great video. Well thought out and informative. I enjoyed it and I'll be looking to build one of these. Thanks for sharing.

Luiz Fellipe Carneiro17 hours ago

And now he got a maho

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Nathan Parrow17 hours ago

Hi Tony, I recently found your channel and have gone back in time and watched every video you have made so far. I hope to watch the ones that you have already made in the future some day! Not all of us can move as freely through time as you can. Really love your sense of humor and amazing skill set. I recently acquired my second lathe and my first knee mill and have been going crazy buying tooling and trying to get it all up and running. I would love to send you some photos of my setup sometime.

Lizard-Truth17 hours ago

this is great. I love the editing. suscribed!

Andrei Fasola18 hours ago

Your wife let you keep a mini lathe in the living? No wonder you HAD to marry her.

Jay World18 hours ago

Darnit I almost fell back when he coughed the same time I coughed as well lol.

JellyCarrot18 hours ago

I had issues with my car, it ran funny the engine ran really uneven, so i called up my friend who has a Car repair shop, he told me to limp the car over there and he started to check the engine, after a like 20 minutes or so and he said he wants to check the spark plugs and started to pull them off, and when he got them out he was shocked in what kinda condition they where, rusted nasty and the spark tip was round no sharp edge anywhere it was worn to a ball he told me he had never seen anything like this in his 30ys on the job

stuarth4318 hours ago

happy 2021 Ole Bean

Chuck Legg19 hours ago

Full of square information as always, your videos are great with a little comedy. Thanks Tony!

Incandescent Planet19 hours ago

i cringed at the end there.... that was brutal!

WeepingAngel25619 hours ago

Tony: you can't make this stuff up. The guy who put threads on the inside and outside:

Francis Productions20 hours ago

Hahaha loved it!

Opinionator5220 hours ago

Fun and interesting as per usual... Thanks Man.... :o) . O,,,

naota3k21 hour ago

"Tools to Cutting Internal Threads on the Lathe"

starhawke38021 hour ago

How many people paused the video at 7:20 to see if they could find a 1" 24TPI tap on Amazon?

1Texas21 hour ago

Funny as hell! Not that hell is funny, but laughed so hard I think my old school teacher, in hell, heard me laugh.

William Mielenz22 hours ago

Thumbnail made think this was Futurama.

adcurtin22 hours ago

Love the 3 axis MPG. almost certainly going to make one for myself.

ajhatti201122 hours ago

Your freaking cut-away visuals are the best freaking part of these videos. The subtlety and humor is fantastic.

ajhatti201122 hours ago

Well if my lathe breaks down I know who to call. Lemme know if you have a transmission go out in your truck.

Fbnvs 9322 hours ago

dimensions in mm?

pida siouy22 hours ago

"Under a certain size" Me a 2 meter tall dutchman: bamboozled Thanks you clarified after tho

union31022 hours ago

What is the blueing that you use?

K4TORG41223 hours ago

you said in your privious video, you would show how to make a cutter. that would be very interesting to me. thanks in advance

xtry51123 hours ago

This is a great video.

Tommy Duffy23 hours ago

To cut a acme thread drill a hole in a suitable boring bar a drill and tap end use a round piece of tool steel like a broken centre drill grind your thread form you can set front clearance by turning the tool bit slightly!

Victor Gomes23 hours ago

Awesome video! Very instructive and ludic. I just can't help but wonder, for scholastic and academic purposes, who is the rack? She is extremely beautiful!

Gena Trius23 hours ago

2:51 Footage of Tony actually cutting something? I didn't think you owned a saw at this point.

MeDay ago

The best ! Tony will have people imitating his video’ soon, or trying to. 😂😂

Darshana InternationalDay ago

Use petrol and fire It will do make good joint

Darshana InternationalDay ago

Hahahahahahahahahahahaahahahaaahahahaahahahahahaahhahahahahaha

Edward JoynerDay ago

Ha! Latest Mattias Wandell live stream he wished you would show your face more. 😊. Sounds like comedy gold

GummiGanaDay ago

I didn't realize Ray Romano was into machining.

Nick MagerlDay ago

Electro-chemical cleaning of stainless is a nice option for cleaning stainless welds, also works great for removing rust.

AkuDay ago

Ugh ugh! Uhh!!

Dmitry KoshelevDay ago

19:05 Stop! Was that bloody Crysis reference!?

1miltondDay ago

Hydrolic pants remover 🤣😂

1miltondDay ago

You are good real good thanks

Nick HallDay ago

Going to my lathe now to try this - thank you