Masterjobber

When I first came to the Cape, I was introduced to a lot of talented fishermen, one in mind was Bob Sampson, he requested the machining of harpoon heads he needed for sticking tuna, also called stick fishing. To make a short story, one became a few, then a dozen, over the years, I've modified it a bit from the original design, mostly for machining ease. It has become the most popular stick design in New England...

When I first came to the Cape, I was introduced to a lot of talented fishermen, one in mind was Bob Sampson, he requested the machining of harpoon heads he needed for sticking tuna, also called stick fishing. To make a short story, one became a few, then a dozen, over the years, I've modified it a bit from the original design, mostly for machining ease. It has become the most popular stick design in New England...

When I first came to the Cape, I was introduced to a lot of talented fishermen, one in mind was Bob Sampson, he requested the machining of harpoon heads he needed for sticking tuna, also called stick fishing. To make a short story, one became a few, then a dozen, over the years, I've modified it a bit from the original design, mostly for machining ease. It has become the most popular stick design in New England...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...

Finishing the final details on the support drive and limit switches, before disassembly for painting...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...The final assembly!

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey... Finish the tramming of the Bridgeport spindle and moving on with the project...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey... Making a broach guide and using it for the job at hand!

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...

Custom fabrication on a marine exhaust, adaptor from turbo to wet exhaust elbow, mod... "Whoring up, the Tig Finger" You can get your own set, at welding tips & tricks...

I created a streamlined design of my customers homemade mini wheel puller!

Building a drill press for a fence company is our task at hand. I share the mounting of the Jacobs chuck to a 5 HP 3 phase motor. The disassembly of the motor to free the armature to set up in lathe and modify the end of shaft to receive the new Jacobs chuck. Life is good! Cheers, Keith Wazer's website : http://www.wazer.com Link to The Peel 2 3D Scanner: https://ultimate3dprintingstore.com/products/peel-2-cad-s-3d-scanner?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=turnwright Link to all Peel 3d Scanners: https://ultimate3dprintingstore.com/collections/peel-3d?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=turnwright Link to American Rotary: https://www.americanrotary.com/ Hot Sot Ovens: https://barzindustrial.com/hotshot-ovens https://www.americanrotary.com/product-category/hot-shot-ovens/

Building a drill press for a fence company is our task at hand. I share the mounting of the Jacobs chuck to a 5 HP 3 phase motor. The disassembly of the motor to free the armature to set up in lathe and modify the end of shaft to receive the new Jacobs chuck. Life is good! Cheers, Keith Wazer's website : http://www.wazer.com Link to The Peel 2 3D Scanner: https://ultimate3dprintingstore.com/products/peel-2-cad-s-3d-scanner?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=turnwright Link to all Peel 3d Scanners: https://ultimate3dprintingstore.com/collections/peel-3d?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=turnwright Link to American Rotary: https://www.americanrotary.com/ Hot Sot Ovens: https://barzindustrial.com/hotshot-ovens https://www.americanrotary.com/product-category/hot-shot-ovens/

Assembling the rotating spindle and starting the connecting link for the Big Screen

The start of the big screen mount...

Detailing the sprocket and nuts for the spindle drive, on the Big screen Elevator

Creating the base mounts for the lead screw nuts, holding flanges for the big screen support arm and the new sprockets...

Completing the threaded palm that the lead screws will bolt to and a few insights as to our next steps...

First assembly of the rotating unit for the Big Screen...

Completing the basics on the rotating unit for the Elevator...

Turning the two rings that are going to hold the races for the pivot, on the big screen elevator, a good example on dealing with tool pressures...