I think the Loc-Tite Co. already owe you a sponsorship.

Of all the machinist/makers channels I watch, yours is one of my favorites. Thank you for making videos. I like the casting, but I kind of miss the rust.. Loved the  tap wrench!

In metric that's 2... Much. Priceless!!

Rockwell Delta. I worked for Rockwell 13 years in the 80s. Rockwell was sold off to Boeing Aircraft in the late 90s and Boeing stole my retirement pension. I like your channel because I've been a machinist for the last 45 years.

I have an old Delta that's in like new condition 50's I think. I bought it from my neighbor who passed away at 82, and he told me his father bought it brand new and he operated it as a kid growing up.. he also sold me an old scroll saw that he told me was the first  machine his father bought and he used to stand on a peach box to operate in it 🤭 I use both of these tools as my go to saws and drill press.

If you want to make this reversible for any reason, you can get a reversible "hesitation" switch for the motor with 6 terminals.  the "hesitation" bit is so that you can't accidentally slam from forward to reverse in one motion unintentionally -- it mechanically makes you pause in the middle before proceeding in the opposite direction.  I put one of these on a magbase drill I rebuilt.   Wiring would take a few minutes to think through -- swapping the relationship of the start winding to the main winding, etc (same as any single-speed induction motor)

I’m beginning to see “ nothing stops Jeremy “

I like to grip rounds in the mill with two vee blocks of correct size in the vice  , love the attitude here and still the worlds finest lathe steady . Always look forwards the next film .

Please line the locknut up with the tightening nut. Triggered big time 🤣

I made a 5 grove pulley for a Cincinnati drill press 30 years ago from a 9.5 inch round stock aluminum 👍. I mounted it on a 1 1/2 horse Baldor motor with a reversible drum switch 👍 It still runs great 😊

this is the best channel i've subscribed to for a long time, definitively the algorithm doesn know shiiiit about us

you are pretty cool

I wish I knew what about making things that aren't round, round, that fascinates me so.

I have one of these drills, way my favourite shop tools, so nice compared to the new junk that is sold on to us today

Ok, I need a pulley. First things first I need to get a smelting furnace 🙂. Awesome channel Jeremy! Subscribed.

You should try one of the link belts, they really cut down on belt vibration.
I love those old drill presses, you've fixed it up to be good for another 75-80 years.

I see the jib arm is working great. awesome shots and awesome timelapsing.

Nice job w black finish, the round steel anvils can be unscrewed before painting

Welcome to the mid 20th century anyhow.  My 1954 DeWalt radial arm saw's motor has 14/3 wire in it with a ground.  The insulation was rotted off the wires so I replaced it with 14/3 SJOOW cord.  The only new things it has that it didn't have before are strain reliefs for the cord.

I saw a machine like that in the classifieds about a year ago; I waffled over the twenty bucks I was unwilling to stretch and regret that.