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What a lovely Gorton. Engraving curved surface is so hard - that flat was a good plan of attack! Engraving makes everything so much better! ❤

If you dont have a reamer you can often get away with drilling 1/64 undersized and then following up with the target sized drill bit. This isn't as accurate as a reamer but is often sufficient..

What’s the pros of doing this over powder coating. If you have a video explaining this already forgive me. I found this video blindly searching through RUclips.

i ordered the miter gauge, from grizzly, and it runs great with my HF 12" disk sander. Was like $14

You ever see the back of the receiver wore from the bolt luggs hitting back there on the recoil of the shot and eat up the receiver where you can't get the bolt to go back forward till you take it apart is tig welding the receiver an option an putting on a mill to open the groves where the bolt and that bar rides

Favorite lathe I’ve used. Made many of parts with the exact same one.

making some for exact same application ~ bandsaw tension. gonna make a form tool or/and radius cutting jig for the tops then knurl the edges. size +/- 2.5”

Like a Boss , well done

Love those old Hardinge lathes!

Great video! I have a DSM59. Love the center finder tool. Gonna make one for mine - thanks!

Was this filmed with a Potato?

Can't thank you enough for that lead screw removal! I was trying to avoid that by removing the mounting bracket from the lead screw on the tailstock end, but it would not budge. Seems easier to just remove the roll pin. Thank you again!

Great overview of an amazing machine. Hardinge machines are so cool.

So nice.. glad to see your videos!

Yeah I don’t see the follow up shots. Must have went bad??

Amazing workmanship, Brian! You're a Master metal worker... not too shabby with the woodworking as well!

Beautiful restoration!! that color scheme is great - picking up my first little giant this weekend, your work is going to inspire me to make it look nice

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I have a towmotor 392s. The fork stops are made like c's and uses two holes. One on either side of the fork so the fork dont slide in or out. If your forks are spread out your only stoping it from moving in one direction. Just fyi

You didn't even spell Ithaca right!!!! People need to double check their spelling 🤦

Not sure if you re-installed that shop-made collar around the anvil. I hope you didn't. It may have been there for some special tooling dies the previous owner used. But it's not original. I didn't see a part six, but would love to see how Mike is using it now. I restored my LG 25lb last year. I also attended a rebuild workshop that LG puts on now. I hear they are going to host it again there in southeast Nebraska. I do plan on attending again. I have dies to buy so I'll buy them then.

This would have been soo much easier than the way I tore mine apart 😅 I am pretty sure the gear that engages the worm on mine is made of plastic though. I crashed into the chuck with the autofeed engaged and stripped like 2-3 teeth on it and it was enough to kill the autofeed when it got to those teeth. So to “fix” it I flipped the gear around so it would bias the less worn side and its working… for now. Gonna try this method next time for sure 😅

I'm surprised you bottomed the ram out with that drill there, that doesn't seem like a very deep hole! Is it possible to adjust the ram to get more travel?

Looks like a ton of work with very slow results. I can powder coat 1000 bullets in about 45 minutes, very simple process.

how much to make another?

GREAT YOU HAVE YOUR R A D I O playing. Geese.

Bad ass video buddy,another well executed job. Your explaining is spot on? 👍

What a great overview of a very complex machine. With that being said I can clearly see where these have a place in many shops to compliment a1st op. Machine. This would definitely be a learning curve to someone new to this, but once you got dialed in boy oh boy the time it could save and the consistency would be incredible. Great video and well explained, thanks for taking the time to break it down!

Top notch work as always, and awesome resto on the lathe brother. 👍

Loving this lathe brother, and well done as always

Don't forget to keep the lead clean. If it's oxidised or oily it won't plate properly

Good vid thanks. Have more confidence in your approach and plan a bit and you'll be more fluent :)

Just found your channel while looking for other stuff and I am impressed! I've got my dad's old Remington 742 and it's in great condition, but this video taught me more things to look for next time I disassemble it for a deep cleaning.

Nice informative video….I got one just like yours but mine when I’m using it for 20 minutes it kind of looses power any idea what it is?

How did you get the drill part off of the guide pipe?

Very cool project. I put a DRO on my turret for mine... Game changer. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D9ocvPNnSbKs&ved=2ahUKEwi63K-BmpCEAxWOMDQIHRwrBXEQwqsBegQIExAF&usg=AOvVaw3bAYBzmrc0ttbVeCMT8oCe

What a score. Wow.

I see those on auctions all the time...

That's nice.

What a cool tool

That was pretty cool

Anyone what that black press he's using is? From roughly 04:00 on? I want a top-down moving ram like that

Beautiful part. My first thought on it was to drill a hole in the 11/16 boxed end wrench and put a set screw in it to lock it on the nut. I own the Hardinge Chucker HC

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Nice machine

Can I get the phone number the aftermarket company. I need the trigger group

Looks way too old to be chinese

Hey man next time keep thei radio low so I can hear what were you saying

Hey mister, you listen Hendrix too?

Excellent work my friend enjoyed the video.