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I like the design of these clamps 👍 But I can't find the plans on RUclips machinists group on facebook 😔. Where can I find the drawings for them ?..

The new tool must be a CNC lathe. I have an HLVH, DSM-79, and a Haas TL-1. The HLVH-H gets used often and the DSM still gets used occasionally. I probably use both because I rebuilt both including bed regrinds. I get it Randy, if you don’t have the room, something’s gotta go. Good luck with the sale. Someone will be getting a very nice machine.

as soon as it goes out the door, you're gonna need it...lol.. that's usually the way these things go

Randy I make my table fence I can similar you look beautiful the wood do the different my I use aluminium ah you have good tools there in you shop the rods come very nice and clean who designed that table saw many years ago have vision from that to the future if look the new ones is all copy of the old ones and the money they ask look similar designs today more sofisticado but nothing to be impressed cups you can make them easy I like bicycle ends cups for handle bars well front that you make really nice big table randy tell about the motor back in Colombia I make my own table whit 5 hp motor because the wood in Colombia is very hard still 10 inches is to small my is from 12 inches thanks randy I’m part of channel now thanks again

Very nice lathe. Hope you sell it soon.

Why is expensive the motor sorry no body help this no good I’m to far in London I like to help you honestly you probably my age I’m pensioner from English government because you became pensioners in Colombia you go to be dead first here in England when you work the government look after you pension properly anyway I keep watching you I see you today for first time you my inspiration to be working no matter what age in London old people when retired they don’t do anything to keep healthy in Colombia we do like you active every day in country side I really admire you my friend hopefully god help out to open my shop in Colombia to keep a life and active everyday thanks my friend I’m from cali Colombia where about you in America I like to visit America one day 😂🙏🙏

Beautiful machine. Not in my cards at the moment, but I sure wish it was. I have a turret for my SB 10L and a cross slide, but no cutoff. Woe is me...🤣

Randy they still make this machine o finish this is quality for generationtions to come😅

Ah I say hello from London when you finish send to Colombia that is really good table saw ah you fixed is good because that iron is easy to break very good job honestly I wish to have that in my work shop congratulations you deserve gold medal my friend 😅

Yes is nice colour come out nice well we see top is very nice proper made I all ways American machine specially for wood work in my country maybe when I go back I going to see if I find any of this delta table saw maybe somewhere at the moment new ones are very expensive don’t put any broken have to be some one to fix cust iron o aluminium in Colombia there people for that here in England as well paint stripper take longer but works any way it looks promising we see😢🎉

Well that’s proper American table saw not anymore and definitely ball bearing have to change I don’t to say but every thing have to be clean for the age is in good condition don’t loose anything well take to some one whit this special machine to take paint off good luck

You need a bigger workshop then you could keep it.

Hardinge are the Cadillac of lathes, they're manufactured only about an hour from where I live in NY. If I had the money and wasn't on the east coast I'd love to have a little Hardinge.

Beautiful machine, Randy. I sold my Hardinge last year Great explanation of the collets. exactly how it was explained to me in 1966 at Osborne engineering.

Wish we had the room for that piece, great presentation.

Good Afternoon Randy 😊 You know, in about a month, you're going to wish you kept it. It's always the case.

Free delivery to southwest Michigan, including right? Just kidding. Looking forward to seeing what replaces this. Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan

That was actually a two owner machine. It was purchased new by Techtronics in Portland, Ore. and then to you. Obviously was taken care of by you and Techtronics over the years. I actually never used the machine. It traveled from Portland to The Dalles Iron Works in The Dalles Oregon and sold to me. It was never used at The Dalles. It passed then to you. So actually only two owner operators in its lifetime.

I see this announcement as “I’m done making scribes.” 😂 Gonna be a nice machine for someone.

This is a neat channel because you know he is working on a thousand different projects all day long and decides what he wants to film. I bet his neighbors keep him busy. Just sayin. Randy here's to yah and your neighbors that hang out in your shop and watch you do stuff are lucky. This guy can fix any known mechanical problem known to man!

It looks nice. You might be sad to see it go. Must be something very cool coming.

Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

About to drop some coin on the 9500tfc, been kicking tire for 8 hours straight reading and watching reviews and to add natural gas to any its 300$ for kit&hose and once I account for the watt drop for natural I have 1000$ into it and can’t power all of condo, so for 1150$ i get 9500/7500 watts power everything at 50-70% load and don’t have to stock pile fuel, just have few tanks 30gal. Lp if natural gets disrupted, gas if that fails. Gas should be less than 50% load, now i added the start up watts for big items 2ton ac, fridge, freezer, pc 3 monitors, two 75” tv, microwave, stove, etc 4500 now will turn on ac when stove or microwave is used of course but does that sound right to you? Am I calculating it correctly? Great video and thanks for your time. Be safe & from Florida, don

Nice welder Randy👍 Hope to see you in a couple weeks

Good review Randy

Hello Randy! They couldn’t have picked a better person to review their product. A great little unit and you did some awesome welds with it especially with no gas! Great stuff!!! 😃👍

Great review video Randy. Thank you. Nice little machine.

Gooooooood morning Randy 😂 Thanks for sharing 👍

0.040 wire in a 110V machine? Well count me ready to watch the rest of the video!

Is that the AL - 510S?

Its a little one isnt it .But obviously you welled it. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

I have been looking at these. Good to see a video out 👍

Nice works

are you setting up inside or outdoors. Outdoors will give you nothing but trouble with moisture in the air. Inside will give less trouble. And don't forget the autodrain to remove condensation. (heck I would put 2 in just in case one fails)

Wow!!! I didn't even know that Harbor Freight had an industrial model. That thing is big and looks like it already has a few upgrades that are very needed anyway. Super cool video my friend.

How much does it cost to get this done ?😊

I heard from a generator mechanic to only use conventional oil for the first 100 hours to break it in then anything else works

I know that you can't physically show. every aspect of the restoration process, but when you clean bearings or remove the grease, if you could give us just a brief rundown of what you do, I kind of want to understand the whole process. and even the simple things for us. Newbies makes a difference. Paint prep painting the whole works.

Cool Better than a brought one

Got the same one recently paid 14 bucks for it. Just missing the spindle nut. Is in great shape! The vid really helped me to know how it works and the dissambley its basically the assembley reversed! Saying hi from Costa Rica! Thx

Hi buddy,great video. I've bought one of these today, I'm planning on using it for basic carpentry,skirting boards etc..Will this do the job?

Thanks for the video. May I ask how you wired up the three prong cord in place of the original 2 prong? I'm restoring an old Craftsman motor and I'd like to add a ground wire if possible. Thanks!

I truly enjoy the warmth and tenderness of how gentle. Machinist can be with a machine

where did you order the dust colector. I found nothing on HF website.

Used to work with various dieheads many years ago, Coventry, Landmatic, Namco, Wagner. The best were the Namco which had round chasers. Each type had it's own fixture for regrinding and as you say angles were different for each material.

Finally, someone makes a crossfeed nut out of actual bearing bronze and not brass! Too many YT machinist channels use brass for this application, which is just wrong. Thank you Randy!

So you have to have the gen on and ready if there should be power outage. Does this drain the gens battery? In the on/ready position how long can it stay ready before battery discharges? Finally, is the battery charger that comes with the unit a fast charge or trickle charger.

Question about the dial indicator, how do you know it's not just picking up/showing surface irregularities instead?

I have always wondered if a capacitor creates an off (main ) phase wave to act more like dc current or 3 phase. Obviously it adds a boost but it would have to precede the main phase. Comments?