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Hardinge Lathe rebuild, part 2 (Patreon)

Published:
2021-06-09 05:44:25
Imported:
2023-02

Content

Less bad music, perhaps slightly better editing, and hardly any gratuitous nudity. Tell me what you think! :)

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Files

Hardinge HSL-59 "Speed" Lathe rebuild, Part 2

Freshening up the cabinet base for the little lathe. Paint stripping, pressure washing, a bit of bondo, some spray primer and hardly any gratuitous nudity.

Comments

Mark Trombley

It turned out okay. I even understood most of what was going on. But I really prefer videos with commentary, explaining what you are doing and why.

Cats n' Cameras

I was so disappointed by the lack of gratuitous nudity , such a tease doc.

Anonymous

I like it. Had to take off the headphones to check if the ambient chainsaw was on the video or in my neigborhood. :D

Catsnightmare
>>61518866

There was enough gratuitous nudity in the last video watching that machine get stripped down, to make up for it. ;-)

Anonymous

I don't want to start a flame war, but I personally and respectfully disagree with Mark T.

Anonymous

I really like the lack of commentary. As someone who has always done some mechanical and electrical work with my hands, I appreciate watching someone else's hands working. I have learned a lot that way.

Anonymous

I think that the sound being ambient noise and tools was better than a distracting musical background. That said, the volume highs and lows were pretty far apart, and the electric buffer was particularly annoyingly loud. I definitely liked this one more than the first one. Looking forward to number 3.

VitAnyaNaked

Great video, I liked how the whole rework went, and you can also add some comments from your side while working.

GilligansGhost

LOVED IT! I have never seen welding up close before. There was no filter for the lenses were you worried about damage to the camera? I know with older cameras it would be a very big concern.