Hello. I want to share my project. This lathe machine for metal, construction began six months ago. I'll start my story about the front pastern. For the construction of boxes used sheet metal 10 mm.
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Hello. I want to share my project. This lathe machine for metal, construction began six months ago. I'll start my story about the front pastern. For the construction of boxes used sheet metal 10 mm.
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The process of creating front pastern
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-As4tECwcQ
Fasteners for steel rod and iron bushings. Rods diameter 36mm, length 54 cm, diameter bushings 75mm.
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Demonstration of work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbdVah2lxOw
Gearbox for lead screw. Gearbox has 2 speed, gears from mini motorcycle, and the old drill.
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Gearbox to the spindle. Gear used by motorcycle "Dnepr".
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Motor power of 1 kW.
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Greetings from Canada
Fantastic work with very good pictures and video. Thanks for posting this.
Bob
Great ingenuity in the design of the gear box and shifter for changing speeds. Thank you for the photos and video.
Paul
Thanks Vyacheslav.Nevolya! We've added your Metalworking Lathe to our Lathes category, as well as to your builder page: Vyacheslav.Nevolya's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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Thank.
Caliper with Tool carriers. Steel rods have a diameter of 22 mm, bushings are made of cast iron.
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bronze nut
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Excellent build and documentation. One of the few and far between lathe builds.
That's one cool Dnepr you've got there, Vyacheslav. Just noticed the tank is missing, doing some work on the bike?
Al
Wow Very nice lathe even better than mine great look too...:O)
Very clever.
That is one of the nicest build from the scrap pile. It is the ingenuity that makes it all possible. Thank you for sharing.
Don't hold back that talent needs to be unleashed.
Very good ingenuity!!! Amazing what we can do when we put our minds to work. Vey good post and documentation. keep up the good work.
Doug
This is an Awesome project Lathe. Great photos & videos. Very well thought out & put together. Congrats on the build & it really gets the old brain gears spinning (GRIN). Thanks much. I look forward to what you may come up with next.
Hi Vyacheslav.Nevolya,
What a great build! Your Metalworking Lathe is the 'Tool of the Week'!
You'll be receiving one of our official HomemadeTools.net T-shirts:
Just let me have your details (size, color choice, and mailing address) via PM and we'll get things processed directly.
Congrats!
Ken
We've sent these shirts all over the world for Homemade Tool of the Week wins, but I think this may be our first Ukraine mailing. :rocker:
Excellent effort.
A great project, well made and filmed. A fine example of what is possible when you have an idea and think outside the box.
Congratulations from south Wales, UK
Lathe machine launched the first shavings. Make Kaprolon bushing for the tailstock.
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Tools for milling operations.
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Vyacheslav.Nevolya,
Very few have ability to overcome problems or to make do with what is available to create a solution, and you have that ability! Many thanks for sharing your ideas!
j.bickley
Milling pinole on a lathe.
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Tailstock
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Continuation assembly of the tailstock
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Hi colleagues. Work resumed.
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Hi guys. I want to increase the functionality of the lathe. I have an idea, in place to set tailstock vertical milling spindle. In place of tool carriers to set a table or vise. As someone who will offer?
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Vyacheslav.Nevolya,
I would recommend mounting a vertical milling head column somewhere at the rear of the lathe ways and supporting the milling head vertical axis near the center of the ways in both directions. This will provide the largest range of movement for the milling table which move using existing lead screws along the lathe ways and the cross slide. Then you can add indexing capability to the headstock and use the headstock and tailstock axis to hold gear blanks for cutting gears or put a dividing head on the new milling table.
I really like what you have built so far with the lathe and now your idea of a combined lathe and milling machine is more even more versatile.
Thanks for the series, Paul
I see that you already know how to mill on a lathe (your milling pinole "keyway" on a lathe pic). You already have a two motion lathe carriage, in/out, left/right - all you need is to make an up/down attachment for the carriage. MYFORD used to make a simple one you could copy. A milling head at the tail stock end, or at the rear of the lathe will need another motor/gearbox etc. A milling head at the rear does have some advantages in that there is no height restriction whereas using the lathe spindle restricts you to the centre height above the carriage /vice etc.
Just my ideas here - I can see by the excellent work that you have already done that you are more skilled than I will ever be. I am really impressed by someone who builds there own lathe then casts his own rollers etc etc and builds his own belt grinder and even cuts and glues his own belts. Haven't read all of your post yet but I am sure they will be equally as good.
I decided. Vertical milling head is mounted on the frame, centered between the front and rear pastern. On a lathe made two shafts, gears with a mini motorcycle, a box of sheet metal welded 10-5 mm. Here is the result.
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