Hi everybody Randy Richard in the shop today I got a little bit of a
catch up to show you some things I received in the mail got my shirt I'm
from Port Harold they're down Texas he's a funny guy to watch and he does all
sorts of stuff in his shop and they make sure you guys are subscribing and
watching his channel he said he's a good guy I've met him a couple times and I
really like Harold anyway I find good how K okay Oh memes so keep on keepin on
I don't know why I didn't figure that out anyway thanks Harold for having a
campaign and I picked up one of your shirts help you out I have a couple more
channels I want to mention YouTube channels that you guys might want to
look at they're good guys now I've met both of these guys at mr. Pete house of
broken dobbs things I had to write it down from Dan Dobbs he's been a watcher
or a viewer of my channel for a while I email with him and and he has his own
channel and he's doing some nice Lachine part stuff and you know showing us tools
and kind of the typical machine type stuff in the shop but it looks like he's
in the basement but Dan's a really nice guy and he could
use a few subscribers also metal work machine shop now I mentioned him in the
other video I got a couple stickers a Doug luster and he has a huge shaper
yeah it looks like he has a nice Clausing I think it's a Colchester since
a Colchester lathe in his shop I'm not sure but but that's what it kind of
looks like but he has a really nice big Cincinnati shaper with it is a big one
it's 24-inch maybe maybe bigger it's an awfully big machine so he's he's doing
some work on that and showing that using the shape or two all you guys got old
shapers big machines so uh metal works machine shop and house of broken knobs
things please check out their channels and maybe
subscribe you know subscribing to a channel is free it doesn't cost you
anything it's it's it's kind of nice it gives you encouragement if you you know
if you're a creator to want to try to keep creating and if you the more you
create the better you get and you might show some interesting things and people
you know maybe learn something from what you're doing I mean not all channels are
about teaching and learning but you know I watched a lot of different channels
and I gleaned something from just about everybody i watch so it's just pure
entertainment so anyway thank you guys thanks for watching me and I do
appreciate it you know I'm continuing on with the list
of little steam engines I'm going to do a series with fusion and we're gonna
model model a steam engine in fusion 360
try to you know by doing a project in three fusion you this is how you learned
to use fusion for what you want to use it for I'm gonna go through and we're
gonna do a state little steam engine but we're going to learn how to do all these
little different things all the way up to a model and we'll even animate it in
fusion fusion may not be the best program for animating and and things
like that because it's really directed about modeling and then going to cam but
it's pretty it's not too bad it's pretty good so you could you could at least do
some of that and get it animated and you can see how things work and move and and
all that I think Autodesk Inventor it's probably a better program for the
animation part Fusion is it's pretty good and we're going to go all through
all the steps to get it all the way to that point it'll take a little while to
do I don't plan on doing trying to do one a week type of thing it because it
you know I gotta kind of do it ahead of time and I got to kind of think about it
so so yeah so you can learn from it there will be short videos I'm gonna try
to keep them under ten you know try to keep them kind of short
and just kind of cover one or two things at a time so you can then practice at
home and and work through and learn those steps you don't want to go too
fast if I show you 20 different things in a video you'll know you'll be lucky
if you remember too you know so so if you work through and try to learn a
couple at a time your absorption will be much better so anyway thank you guys and
thanks for watching and let's check this other stuff out I received from a viewer
a while back over a year ago and this is a criterion boring head 3-inch there's
the model number dbl to 0-3 is their 50th anniversary
version and things brand-new but really nice boring head but it's been hard for
me to use because of the size here these are three quarter inch bores I made a
couple boring bars for it but you know you can't use small ones or anything on
it if you want a small one anyway the Bartons aren't solid rock machine shop
link will be in the description started making some bushings for to fit in these
these are 3/4 on the outside this has a quarter inch ID half inch and this one's
3/8 to go in there so I have that one in there then these really go in there snug
they just fit beautiful but he made them so they have well it'll actually have
four points of contact on there so and it has flat so for a lining a boring bar
you know through the screws you know they're all hardened and ground just
beautiful things there's a wonderful thank you Steve Adam
Kathy and Rachel I'm not sure who worked on these and made them but those are the
guys over there the family operation just a wonderful group so I thank you
guys thank you solid art machine shop and the barton's was
me those and I got something here I just received in the mail just moments ago i
UPS came you know mail thing but UPS came this is a steam engine
another steam engine this one's a little bigger and I'm gonna pull out the
castings this is sent to me by Richard Hawkins
and he contacted me and he had two of these and he asked me if I would like to
have one I said sure I'm in the steam engine mode
so well right but no I yeah I find these interesting and so far they're pretty
fun to build you know Richard says here you sent me a note and he says that he
knows the owner of the of the company I guess he's probably the designer two are
from Norbit H Kelly model engine works in st. Petersburg Ohio you know like I
said so there's there's a - two drawings here covers all these parts they're big
flywheel base now that's six something inches okay so that's six and a half
inches across that base is six and a half roughly six or 5/8 we have these us
up right now this this here there we go so that's going to go on top of there
yeah we have that's the cylinder now that cylinder is about two and a half
inches long and inch and three quarters in diameter and the shaft for it now
that's gonna go on there like that this is gonna go through there like that okay
and then like I said the flyweight and the flywheel it's gonna be up here on
the shaft like so and then your cylinder down here
and then we have the cylinder heads two of those there and we have the bearing
caps for up here for the shaft on the flywheel and then this is the crank or
crank web crank arm on here the flywheel is up here the crank shaft sticks out
here and this this web this this arm is on on there on the shaft or on the fly
wheel drive shaft on the drive shaft I guess you'd call that yeah I mean you
have to wobble back and forth that's a nice big flywheel Hutt's that's cool and
they also show a pulley on this other side that you can that you can you know
put a pulley or something to drive it drive something with on this side so uh
thank you Richard thank you very much I got to get the
other two done first but this is this is this will be right there and then this
piece of plastic don't I'm not sure what it is it could could be a piece of
Teflon actually another steam engine project how cool is that
thank you again return well the mail came here this afternoon also and look
what I got something something from a man himself mr. Pete to to to how often
do you guys get something from mr. Pete - two - anyway Lyle is a wonderful
person and my whole career watching YouTube and being able to watch mr. Pete
it was a I felt it was a it was a great honor for me to be able to go and stay
with him and and meet him and spend a couple days with him I I would love to
do that again you never know maybe that occasion will come up again but you know
it was just and he's such an such a nice gentleman
and I was quite the honor to know medium if anybody ever gets a chance you know
does a meet-and-greet thing again you should definitely make it out to meet
Lyle he's he's fantastic but anyway he showed a couple things and one of his
what is it I think it was videos and and hey he said he had a bunch of them so I
said well hey you know I've never even seen those before and but I could use
them so anyway this is what he sent me he sent me a couple of these files
he showed these were pretty slick I swear I've never even seen these things
before and of course being out here on the west coast you know you we don't see
a lot of things sometimes anyway here's the this is what they're for yeah cuz I
I actually use them in I have quite a few of them this is just this is just
one box I have now I have other boxes of these adjustable ones from my
grandfather who was a carpenter and Anna's and my great grandfather's they
were carpenters and my great-grandfather he came from Rome mainland and away from
actually Wales over there and his brother they were carpenters and
stonemasons so carpentry has been in the family for a long time and but now this
set though these I got from my my neighbor my hundred year old neighbor
who moved back to Oregon he's not my neighbor anymore but he's my dear friend
hundred birthday up there in Oregon but he gave me these before he moved away so
they are kind of special to me the whole set of Russell Jennings auger bits
Stanley they have the name on them they they're made in the USA and they go from
small here quarter-inch probably know
she would barely read it I bet that says no it says 4/16 on it so that's 1/4 inch
1/4 inch and then the next layer opens up and the next layer opens up it's kind
of cool cool box up to probably one edge nope
yeah up to 16 16 that's what it says on there and look said they're made in the
USA a very nice set this is what those files before though these files are have
safe edges on them and that means that they're smooth on this end they're safe
edges I should say and this end they're not so this is what they're for take the
safe edge one and you reach right in here the lower part I bought from the
bottom of the cutting edge and you you can file that cutting edge and sharpen
it because these are these are not particularly hard or anything they are
actually kind of soft and you just you can actually file that cutting edge
right on up to the what's important is getting it all the way sharp to the your
Center that's a pretty important as that screws in you want that be able to cut
right away to get a good good cut and good clean cut board hole but anyway so
that that's what that's for and you you sharpen the outer edge which which
slices the edge of the hole so the edge of the hole doesn't chip and you you can
you can you can sharpen it here just on this on the inside again on the inside
and and gently get you'll get burrs on here
you hit knots and hard things sometimes in the wood but that's what that's for
is to reach right in there and sharpen these kind of auger bits very cool Thank
You liya sick of two of them which is really nice he sent me two of them which
is really nice of them and they'll be really kind of handy
you can just carry them right in your tool bag if you're using them and stop
I built a few log homes and sometimes have an abrasive bit can save you a lot
of time and effort having to reach for an electric drill all the time and
things like that it's you can hit carry that brace and bit with you if you're
especially if you're doing a lot of holes or hole cleanups where you have to
get to scat the end of the hole things but anyway these these are really good
and thank you Lyle thank you a lot for the