nice work!

You said my name!  Thanks for the mention, I’ve been enjoying your videos as well.

as always, informative AND entertaining! Your recent video on disassembling your lathe chuck inspired me and I pulled my 3-jaw apart tonight and it is soaking as we speak. It's a 1000 year old Boxford, but as long as you don't want precision, or speed, or surface finish, or repeatability, it's gold! Again, love your work and your videos!

nice setup

Thanks for the channel recommendations, always good to have more things to check out!

Boeing surplus !
Talk about bringing back memories!
I was, just today, 'salvaging' some 0.01% resistors from a 1960's vintage ballistic computer...from Boeing, or Radar Electric?  Remember them?
The cool stuff that you could find at Boeing was just amazing...strangely-enough,  I ran across one of tbe Boeing surplus guys running a little restaurant in Bluff, Utah...Bluff ain't so big, and this place wasn't even on the main road, but we wandered in there...talking about sun, andntans, and 'we don't tan, we rust' , and that lead to discussion of Seattle, and...must have been 'twin rocks cafe...'

Belts and whistles.

Always happy to help out. Had a great time 😁

If your luck is anything like mine, not only will you find your previous wrench, but a third one you didn't know you had will turn up as well.

The boeing surplus store was great. I have a bunch of endmills from there myself. Unfortunately they closed it like 10 years ago. Recent found your channel, great content, keep up the great work

The actual tungsten carbide may not be harmful, but cutting tools are "cemented carbide".  The carbide grains are fixed together with a binder metal, which is typically cobalt.  Cobalt dust- don't breathe this!

Practical tips! Thank you

Oh man, I LOVED Boeing Surplus! Being a kid from a Boeing family, I’d occasionally get the coolest (to me at least!) surprise gifts if my parents happened to swing by surplus. Huge sheets of scrap aluminum, tools galore, weird electronics, rolls of airliner grade carpet, so much great stuff. One Christmas, when I was ~11 years old, Santa delivered big-time. I was the proud new owner of several huge rolls of 3” & 4” adhesive backed aerospace-grade velcro, both sides included! When you have a couple hundred feet of ultra strong Velcro at your disposal, you’re only limited by your imagination. It was a sad day when Boeing closed the surplus store.

Nice job Mark. I live that Tool grinder

Nice work!! Just picked up a B&S Universal grinder and can’t wait to give this a crack :)

Awesome!

good video rotarysmp

Renton Washington? Wish I was wanting to get into machine work when I was like 20yo so I could have picked up some of the older machines and stuff from all the closed down metal work shops here. I'm sure there are cool things still around, just harder to find when the only people I know who are into lathes / mills / shapers, etc etc are here on youtube lol.

I believe Jeremy made a deal with Neptune himself for all the oceanic materials.

In the future it might be simpler to just grind the existing endmill flutes into the angled cutting faces. I work as a CNC tool grinder and we turn customers old used endmills into chamfer mills all the time.