Designing my Dream Tool || Reverse Lathe
942,918
Published 2022-11-26
To download: www.ussadesign.com
Thread inserts for wood(for reference):amzn.to/3EwXUB2
Timelapse Camera:www.mintion.net/
1. Shopify: bit.ly/3vTP4Js
Shopify discount coupon(5 USD ): BGCAMSAS
2. Amazon US: amzn.to/3HsUlyR
Amazon US discount coupon(5 USD ): BeagleCamera
Router Lifter Problem: • 3D Printed Router Lifter BREAKS
Router Lifter 1.0: • Router Lifter || 3D Printed
Router Lifter 2.0: • 3D Printed Router Lifter 2.0
Router Lifter 2.1: • How Good is Built in Exhaust?|| DIY R...
3D Printed Edge Guide used: • 3D Printing for Woodworking || Multif...
To download 3d files check: ussadesign.com/products
Instagram: www.instagram.com/ussa_design/
Patreon page: www.patreon.com/ussa
3d printers used :
Artillery Sidewinder X1: amzn.to/318pRvN
FLsun Super Racer (SR)printer:https:link: flsun3d.com/
Amazon link: www.amazon.com/dp/B08F39LCG1?ref_=xx_amzn_dp_vocsu…
Discount code: USSA
Camera gear:
Camera: amzn.to/3tOKV6K
Camera lens: amzn.to/3cbLSAa
Second monitor: amzn.to/3tO3pUZ
Microphone: amzn.to/3fbALZM
Lights: amzn.to/3sfYWdm
#woodworking
#DIY
#3dprinting
#ender3v2
#sidewinderx1
#artilleryx1
All Comments (21)
-
You are the real master of overengineering. Respect for your ambition!
-
I think the reverse of a lathe is just a mill... So you built a mill with an upside down spindle. Still, it looks like this has some benefits specifically for doing woodworking, and probably cheaper than a full sized mill. Not a bad design overall, and very neat in regards to the engineering done here.
-
So glad I know how to turn by hand, on an actual lathe. This is an over-thought, glorified router table jig. A separate bit, set up, and adjustment for every different size of cove or bead. No doubt you have top level 3D printing knowledge, etc., but they could be put to much better use. My opinion, and I know what opinions are worth.
-
-
You’ve invented the reverse lathe. Excellent work.
-
You must have some manufacturing background! So many subtle considerations for rigidity/flexibility, repeatability/precision, DFM, etc. Super inspiring build
-
A router table with a 2 axis sled and a z axis spindle. Or, an upside down 3 axis milling machine with a stationary gantry. A few ways to imagine it. I'm glad you made your vision a reality you enjoy. Have a lot of fun with it, and make some really cool stuff.
-
10:06 When the hinge action happened, I lost my shit!!! This is brilliant.
-
Finally a project that I don't think I want to try to build. Totally amazing!
-
Interesting idea. Well executed. Though it seems a bit limited in material size and shape that is able to process, as well as what it can produce. Dont get me wrong... It is useful, just specialized.
-
6:32 - love the slotted design for mounting each foot to the table - with the inset space for the washer. with the many connection points, this addition makes the project buildable by us non-robots
-
Mixed feelings on this one. Emotionally - great, fantastic build! All that invested thinking, design and implementation start to finish.. On another hand - lathe - often even without engine (like spring lathe or other varieties ) - has it's own beauty in simplicity and versatility. For example. - sanding or oiling surface. Anyway - thank you for sharing!
-
I am not sure, if anybody here has mentioned, that all of your tools are parametrically modelled in grasshoper. Your scripts are insane and it is worth of new YT channel. I am beginner in this topic, but its truly digital manufacturing, which is our future, respect!
-
A table mill, or a router table with a fancy holding jig. It could be more elegant though, much less parts, better rigidity. Use your inner Grandpa Amu.
-
Эти 3d принтеры гениальные инструменты. Их стоит приобретать только потому что ни в одном магазине в мире не найти нужных деталей. А 3d принтер просто решение всех проблем.
-
It must be a lot of fun to make all your own stuff... But I swear just in hardware I've just beared witness to at LEAST a few thousand dollars worth of rods, bearings, bushings, nuts, bolts, inserts. Damn.
-
Next is to control the whole thing with arduino steppers and have it build a 3d printer frame
-
I have mixed feelings about this one. In one way it’s a cool build to show what you can do, on the other hand it seems not very efficient to use. But I enjoyed the video! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
-
My dad used to have a "router crafter" that was essentially this. Very neat little tool. Yours is really cool! Really nice work.
-
no reason this does not have millions of views. Absolute masterclass!
