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Hi, thank you for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. There are other good videos on the channel; I hope you enjoy the ideas too.

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Hi, I'm sure you'll love this accessory, it takes you to a new level of machining with micro tools. I'm sure you'll love it too.

Thank you for watching the vid and your comment. Luiz

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@happymark1805 Oh yes, this quick change works perfectly on the Taig mini lathe. Thank you for watching and your comment. Luiz.

Hi my friend, thank you for watching and commenting, and yes, as soon as possible, I will make a video showing a shop tour. Luiz

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@@viking2045 Thank you for the kind words and your support! Luiz

@russtuff I'm glad to hear from you. Thank you for watching and your support.

Thank you very much for your support, I'm glad to hear it. All the best, Luiz

Bob, thank you so much for the kind words, I am particularly honored by your support. All the best, Luiz

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Thank you very much for your support, I'm glad to hear it. All the best, Luiz

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Yeah, that's a #0 Morse taper for the Sherline drill chuck.

@edmarpmc Valeu por assistir e comentar. Abraço

@josemorenoruiz4133 Muchas gracias por ver mi vídeo y por su amable comentario.

@sledder800-xd7hv Hi, thanks for watching my video. So, I use Mach3 software; it works well for me. For simple machining operations, I use Mach3's own wizard; it is simple and intuitive. I also use "Mastercam Lathe" or "SolidCAM Turning" software to generate complex turning routines.

@@tryally thank you for sharing I just acquired an sherline lathe that has a micro kinetics mighty drive it apparently has some proprietary software that micro kinetics no longer supports it is dos based

@@sledder800-xd7hv You can use Mach3 or 4, I particularly like this software. I invite you to join the Sherline lathe & mill group on Facebook. There you will find great information and good tips. That's the way to go:: facebook.com/groups/975235319239533/

@viniciusscaravelo3161 Vinicius, apenas um eu comprei aqui no Brasil uns 20 anos atrás quando tinha um representante em São Paulo, infelizmente ele morreu já faz uns 10 anos. Os outros eu importei direto da fábrica nos Estados Unidos. Sempre aparece um ou outro sendo vendido no Brasil, só ficar atento e buscar por Torno Sherline no Mercado Livre e OLX.

@yonatanreiffman, Jonathan, it's a proper chuck for this lathe, 3/4-16 Thread. Was that your question?

Can you please provide a link for purchase of this chuck? I want to buy this lathe with a 3 Jaw Chuck, but not soft jaw.

@@yonatanreiffman Take a look at this: www.sherline.com/product/4-jaw-independent-chuck/#description

@buundy Hi András, yes, I'm using the 10k pulley set in this mill machine.

@craigromero5921 Thank you for watching and for your comment. I'm glad you liked my work.

@urlocher54 Hi, so at that time I still didn't have a good grasp of CNC, but nowadays, I do practically everything by CNC. Thank you for watching and your comment.

You know, I thought the same as you, but it was the customer's request, but to my surprise it's working perfectly so far.

@ buundy Sherline's adapters are great, but I did it this way because I didn't have much space on my table.

Oh thanks, I was not thinking that but it makes sense!

You could even combine them, but I think it would be a lot of work. I only did it this way because I have other lathes. But with the CNC system you can cut threads, you just need a few modifications and a turn counter (infrared sensor).

Thank you! Why do you think it would be hard to combine all? Here is my plan: a strong stepper motor to drive the spindle and two normal steppers to drive the z and x axes. Stepper drivers connected to an usb mach 3 adapter board and configure mach 3 to run the spindle and the other two axes. Do you think it would be possible? That was I would know (and sense) the exact rpm of the spindle if I want to cut threads. Any thoughts?

@@buundy Even though the stepper motor is strong, it doesn't offer the right speed for the spindle, DC motors can reach up to six thousand rpm and stepper motors at a maximum of three thousand rpm, if I'm not mistaken. But with the CNC system and an rpm sensor you won't need a stepper motor.

Yes but I think that for slow and steady motoric threading the stock Sherline spindle motor would be weak. Do you suggest to replace it with a more powerful motor? Also about the stepper spindle: what materials would need higher rpm than 2500-3000? I plan to mostly machine aluminium, steel, maybe brass sometimes.

@@buundy A stronger motor is always better, but it also works well with the standard motor and hold up well. The rpm depends solely on the diameter of the part you are machining. For example, for smaller diameters, higher rpm, for larger diameters lower rpm. You should use this ratio for any material, and over time you will learn this by intuition.

Hi Daniel, thank you for watching my videos. So, I'm using the standard step motors and 4-axis CNC Driver Box from Sherline; however, I've made some mechanical modifications to my machines, and they generally work well. I'm showing some things about that in other videos on my channel.

Hola Juan, yo tengo estas diamond grind wheels fabricadas aquí en Brasil, pero las puedes encontrar fácilmente en AliExpress as weel.

SMD caps electrolytics are problematic, the smaller, the worse, and they are not very durable. I consider the replacement caps with soldering terminals far better. Yes, that's right, they're polarized, I forgot to mention polarization. I'm glad I reinforced that those who don't have the knowledge need to seek out an experienced technician. Thank you for watching my vids.

Thank you my friend, this is my world..

I'm glad to know that. Thank you so much for the kind words.

I'm glad to hear that the video will be useful to you

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Hi James, thanks for the kind words. Yes, I'm using the standard plastic gibs So, when a circle it ends up a slightly oval shape, the problem is (100% of cases) backlash in X/Y axis. I've had this problem in the past. It may be important to replace the nut and leadscrew, and or adjust the backlash system. This means that the smaller the backlash, the more precise the circle will be.

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I made the screw exactly like the manufacturer's, the thread doesn't reach all the way when screwed all the way up. Thank you for your comment.

Hi Jonathan, thanks for watching and for the kind comment, I'm very happy to hear that.

It can be done both ways, i.e., both ways give good results in my opinion.

Hi Craig, thank you so much for the kind words. I'm glad you watched my channel and commented. Luiz.

I love the 2010 model, it is my favorite mill, and yes, all cnc now, lathes and mills, I'm using Sherline standard drive box, they work very well for me.