Automotive gear for use with lathe carriage - video

**Jon** · Aug 10, 2021, 04:49 PM

Automotive gear for use with lathe carriage. By Mr. Rany Homemade. 5:46 video:

**NortonDommi** · Aug 10, 2021, 05:58 PM

When I watch these videos of people making what they need instead of just popping off to a shop it reinforces the old adage the necessity is the mother of invention and then I think that most of us:

**Beserkleyboy** · Aug 10, 2021, 08:21 PM

Norton, Spot on! Great Clarke clip as well. I've been a longtime fan of the Clark and Dawe stuff, and only recently found the old Fred Dagg stuff. Cheers

Jim in sunny Sth Coast AUS

**hemmjo** · Aug 11, 2021, 03:29 AM

It is fascinating to see how resourceful people are. I know that I learned a lot while working with a mission in a remote region of the Caribbean. I also observed that in reality people are very much the same every where; some resourceful, some not, some happy no matter how bleak their situation, some grumpy no matter how much they've got, some givers, some taker.

Good videos, both post #1 and #2

**marksbug** · Aug 11, 2021, 08:31 AM

you should heat them befor you start to pound flat. toss in fire till it's ready them straighten it.

**uv8452** · Aug 12, 2021, 03:34 AM

I suspect that a gas stove will not impress this pinion rack.

**hemmjo** · Aug 12, 2021, 04:47 AM

Right or wrong in regard to the metallurgical characteristics, he got it very straight with what he had to work with. Not that it counts for much, but I am impressed. I have seen a lot of videos showing much LESS skills using all of the tools and equipment anyone could want.