[TambayBlues]

Para sa mga gustong matutong gumawa ng metal parts/products or for repair purposes;

In this course you will learn everything about how to operate a lathe and the how-to knowledge of turning out professional quality parts. In typical AGI (American Gunsmithing Institute) fashion everything is covered in explicit detail, using extreme close-ups, charts, detailed drawings and mock-ups, along with the real world knowledge and instruction of a professional machinist. Every aspect of operating the lathe is covered: Parts identification and operation, tool geometry, detailed how-to grind tool bits step by step (and why), measuring techniques and proper use of dial calipers, micrometers and other machinist measuring tools, three, four and six jaw chucks, tool holders, face plates, collet changers, boring bars, dial indicators, threading, parting, drilling, numerous set-ups, calculating running speeds for various materials, and how to use the Machinist Handbook along with other key reference materials. In short, all considerations for setting up and making parts from raw stock. There is so much covered that we can't list it all! We'll take you from basic lathe operation all the way through to the set-up and step by step making of a set of precise threaded test-bars. After you have learned to make these test bars you will be able to show others that you really know your stuff. The ZEN of Working the Lathe?! Master Gunsmith and Machinist Darrell Holland, who instructs this course, teaches you his personal philosophy on how to learn to feel and listen to the lathe and to hear what it is telling you. You will know when you are making a perfect cut and when you are not. A lifetime of tricks, tips and techniques are revealed. We guarantee that this course far exceeds any other videos on the lathe, mill and general machine shop ever offered - we have looked at them all! This course is more in depth, provides you with more tricks of the trade and is six times longer then any of the others. After you master the information contained in this course, you will be able to walk into any machine shop and be able to competently set up and run a lathe. Look at what AGI's Lathe Course offers!

The following is a brief outline of what is contained in the new AGI Lathe Machine Course. The course is 12 hours in length on 13 videocassettes, which makes it easy to learn and review when needed.

Tape I - Introduction to the lathe history, lathe lingo, identifying the parts of the lathe, the 3 types of lathe operations, four principles of lathe operation, methods of support and determining proper speeds.
Tape 2 - Cutting tools, tool holders, types of cutting tools, tool geometry and grinding tools.
Tape 3 - Measuring and the decimal system, understanding the decimal system, measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, depth micrometers etc.).
Tape 4 - Lathe setup, precision leveling, alignment of the tailstock and (how-to make an alignment test bar).
Tape 5 - Raw material selection, basic metallurgy, stock selection and preparation, chucking up, balancing and shimming.
Tape 6 - Listening to the lathe, facing and turning techniques, what to watch out for (chatter, overheating, poor finish, etc.), reading the chip, working with problem materials (stainless), and cutting fluids (what is out there and how to use them).
Tape 7 - Feed rates, power feeds and manual feed techniques, proper speed selection, taking the first cut and how-to practice.
Tape 8 - Tapers - types and uses, methods of calculating and cutting, tailstock set over method and compound rest method.
Tape 9 - Threading - external - calculations and threading techniques, step by step instruction.
Tape 10 - Threading - internal - calculations and techniques, tapping and threading practice.
Tape 11 - Boring holes, types, techniques and practice.
Tape 12 - Finishing techniques, reaming, knurling, filing and polishing.
Tape 13 - Advanced lathe operations, holding close tolerances, advanced threading, final practice and close.

This is a decent introduction to lathe use, he is using a Southbend lathe, but the general principles are the same for most any lathe.
This is a big set, total is about 2.85 GB!

Here's the download links;

Tape 1 - Introduction

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Tape 2 - Cutters

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Tape 3 - Measuring Tools and the Decimal Systems

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Tape 4 - Levelling the Lathe Bed

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Tape 5 - Material Selection and Setup_The 3 Jaw Chuck

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Tape 6 - Making a Good Cut_Facing and Cutting Fluids

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Tape 7 - Making a Good Cut_Feed Rates

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Tape 8 - Turning a Taper

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Tape 9 - External Threading

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Tape 10 - Internal Threading

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Tape 11 - Basic Machine Shop Boring

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Tape 12 - Knurling and Reaming on the Lathe

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Tape 13 - Advanced Lathe Operations

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If you have trouble viewing these files, you may need to update your codecs, this one should do the trick...


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I also highly recommend that you guys use VLC Media Player to play these files to avoid compatibility problems with file formats.
Here's the link where you can download it;


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[blitzlee06]

mirror nman po..hindi pwde sa rapidshare eh..mediafire lng po..tnx

[Machinist]

thx bro

[TambayBlues]

Originally Posted by blitzlee06

mirror nman po..hindi pwde sa rapidshare eh..mediafire lng po..tnx

Yaan mo. Pagdating nung bago kong HD DL ko sya then mirror ko sa mediafire.

[akoan1]

wow ayus to pangbenta......!!!!!

:rofl|:

[TambayBlues]

Eto mas madaling i download. Torrent nga lang. Kailangan nyo mag install ng BitTorrent or uTorrent to download it;


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[darkdawn00]

Wow ok to... Pero mas maganda pa rin yung actual training ^_^

[TambayBlues]

I agree, nothing beats hands-on training. But it's a good introduction nonetheless, before enrolling in an actual course. Besides, a lot of class/shoproom courses nowadays are somewhat compressed that oftentimes you don't get to understand all the concepts and ask the right questions due to time constraints. Other than being a freebie another advantage with media based training is that you can replay segments of it as often as you want in the comfort of your own home.

Do you guys know of a freebie source for this computer program that would nicely complement the video courses? It's like having an engine lathe on your desktop so you can get some virtual hands-on practice.


Virtual Lathe

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[cajanjae]

d ko po maidownload ung dvd ok po sana un malaking bagay po sana sa akin kc po ngau tinuturuan ako ng amo sa lathe nachine

[blitzlee06]

nag hands on na ako sa tesda bro need ko yung mga videos pang dag dag kaalaman..hehe..pa mirror nman bro...