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Can I be cheeky and ask for the STL of the latch too, please. Have you thought about putting it on Thingiverse or Printables? I am sure many others would be interested in it. Many thanks.

Very nice work. You’re castings is just on another level.

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Thanks for the video. On my pencil torch, whenever it misbehaves, I've had good results blowing down the nozzle with a compressed air gun set at a lowish pressure (say 1 - 2 bar). Quick & easy.

Thanks for the tip. I use a lot of these for my steamboat power plants.

Would love to see it painted

Nice one. Thanks for that. 👍

I VERY CAREFULLY used an acetone (overnight) soak.

Hey, Like the channel but was wondering how to reference the compound toolpost on the cross-slide.There does not seem to be any indexing marks or zero point to reference off the index on the back of the toolpost :/ Cant find a video on that so maybe you can do one ?

What kind of buildup on the disk? I have two, and one have the symptoms as you show here.

Even if it was only £2.50 it's still worth fixing. I use a chef's torch for small jobs, but I guess that one is good for very detailed work. Cheers Nobby

Saving this one to my "Watch Later". I have one of them in the garage somewhere 👍👍

It would be cool if you could replace the puny gas cylinder with a hose attached to a larger cylinder for extended working time.

I always heard it was the quality (or lack thereof) of the butane you put in these that killed them. Thanks for sharing!

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I had one of these a few years ago and I never could get it to work properly. Wish I'd known this then 🤣 Cheers, Alan.

You can also spray IPA through the with a spraycan with a tube.

Very interesting. Nice work.

superb vid thanks, but I had great difficulty in seeing the tiny disk, that I'm sure I'll never be able to do this job

hey pls

Why not soak the head with the disc inside

Mighty fine job. Had to fight these as well. Especially if you get a manky tin of gas but there’s seems better of late. I have an older one with a screw in jet will give this a go to see if I can get it cleaned. Thanks again 👍😁👍. Bob

Useful tip. Thanks for sharing

Watching silver solder melt and wick into the gap is extremely satisfying to watch...

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Hello, can you use river sand, does it have the same properties, thank you and regards?

This is an amazing series, I have one of these to resurrect. Would you mind sharing the burner dimensions?

Goes to show the benefit of UA-cam for promoting interchange of ideas etc. Of course your channel is demonstrative of this!

Hello, what percentage of sand and sodium silicate? 

Now, I think that makes more sense than making a lathe spider...

Very nice

Thanks for sharing 👍

Good functional ideas. The one concern I have, the chuck is installed with a right hand thread on a clockwise rotational axis. Thus it might come loose. An additional locking nut or something similar might help. Greetings Stefan.

Wow, I turned it off it was boring

Interesting idea. Food for 🤔 thought. Cheers Nobby

Hello, looks very useful. Any problems with it unscrewing?

A fairly simple modification that extends the capabilities of the lathe, great stuff 👍👍👍

Nice video!

Great ideas, thank you

good idea

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Simples e versátil, muito bom!!

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Axminster does not ship to the USA. Also I can not find the previous video you mention to this one I might try this with my Sherline. Ralph

Fascinating

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Great upgrade 👍No undervoltage protecton for the lipo pack ?

So the planet doesn't have to make another one👍

Looking good. Is this design still going strong or have you recreated it and changed stuff since ? Just got a furnace and the tongs it came with are not the best for pouring - I don’t suppose you’d be looking at creating these for sale would you ? Saves we looking for alternatives ! 😊