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Gallery, Projects and General => How to's => Topic started by: doubleboost on May 03, 2013, 10:37:42 PM
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John
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Woot! Another video from John!! :headbang:
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The end beat Charlie Chaplin any day !
Keep the videos coming John
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pmsl.....You couldnt write the script for that one... ... :lol: :lol:
Thanks for the video John, you make it look so easy..(off to dust down my 4j :hammer: )
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Top videos John. Love the ending :lol: :lol: :lol: couldn't stop laughing. It's happened to me a few times, bloody coolant pipe :lol:
Rob :thumbup:
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I found this video very useful, thanks for posting.
My wife often points out that I should not get frustrated with my new hobby and swear, well I showed her the end of this video and told her this is how the experts do it, she can see the funny side now.
Cheers Mick
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goog vid as per john :thumbup:
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Very nice video. I have learned a new trick from it.
Cheers.
Abraham
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Super vid John! always makes me laugh, worthy of Eric Morecambe/Chaplin ilk, the point is John is deadly serious with his vids, comes from the heart & many's the time I've done the same or similar in one form or t'other over my years in the engineering business from apprentice to retirement, usually accompanied with 'what the f***k' or s**t or similar. Pity John has decided to change his moniker to 'Geordie John' much preferred his original, a true Geordie & northern sense of humour.
Regards from a Smoggielander.
George
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Don't worry I will not be changing the content :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
John
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I have read many times in modelmaking magazines, when doing repetative jobs in a 4 jaw chuck to loosen only 2 jaws and note which ones these are. Place the next part in the chuck and tighten only these 2 jaws and it will run concentric. I have been following this method for over forty years and so far it has`nt worked out once and I have had to clock it in every time, I suppose it must work for some people or they would not recomend it. has anybody had any luck?.
Hugh
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Hi John,
Thanks for the video. Much better for us beginners seeing someone do it rather than reading it in a book (which I do as well). The clip at the end just tops it off. :thumbup: Keep 'em coming. I'm learning a new language as well.
Gary
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I always enjoy your movies John! :thumbup:
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slamming the piece back in the 4 jaw never works. opening up just 2 jaws and reversing never works. the closest you can get is by using collets and even then its touchy.
i always plan for no re-set ups, if I have too clocking in always has to be done, and then thats done with a collet holder for the job if i am turning or milling or if too large i have a spigot on the mill that has my thread for the chuck, again thats 1 or so thou out.
Anthony.
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Just watched this and learnt something else :thumbup: I was always one for comics as a kid so pictures do it for me !!
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Not much I can add to what's already been said, but definitely enjoy your videos John. Of course, I'm straining the whole time to understand your accent but that's my problem not yours ;) I hate watching videos where everything happens perfectly the first time, because that usually isn't the way it goes!
I wish I had access to quality videos like this when I first started machining. I would have gotten off the ground much quicker than I did.
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It's not too often that you can simultaneously learn something new AND laugh so hard that you choke! Outstanding video! :bow:
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Excellent video John. By the way, I'm glad that I'm not the only one things like that happen to. :beer: :beer: :beer: