Motor Cover Handle
In this video we make an accurate reproduction motor cover handle for the Kearney and Trecker horizontal mill. My 2HL was missing one of the handles so I measured it up and here we are. I use an interesting technique to generate the spherical part of the handle. It is the exact same process that was used to machine the impressive bearing in the thumbnail image. That picture is the 167 ton spherical bearing for the 140 foot diameter Green Bank telescope in West Virginia. The process uses two intersecting rotations identical to the process of spherical lens manufacturing to geometrically generate a spherical surface. The process can be used for external or internal features. If you are interested in trying the technique yourself or want additional technical information there is a section in my book going over the process in detail, Metalworking Doing it better. https://www.amazon.com/Metalworking-D...

Kearney and Trecker Guilt

Kitchen Aid Worm Gear

I made a dead accurate level from scraps (DIY machinist level)

Kay-Tee Oil Sight Glass Repair

How did they make this in the 1800's?!

I bought a 1968 South Bend 10" lathe. Will it work?

How We Thread 30ft Drill Rods (Wild Megabore Setup!)

Inside the T-34-85

Restoring a hundred year old Lathe! (Only took me five years)

Machining a New Vise Spindle

THREADING DIE BUILD FROM SCRATCH

Unusual shop tips Part 2

Kay Tee 2

Magnets Aren't Always Right!

Man Builds a FERRARI From an Abandoned CLASSIC | Start to Finish by @Home Built By Jeff

Kearney & Trecker 1H 2HL
![The Most Broken Tool I Have Ever Restored - Part 3 [Restoration]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lRb2aZ5agv0/hqdefault.jpg?sqp=-oaymwEjCNACELwBSFryq4qpAxUIARUAAAAAGAElAADIQj0AgKJDeAE=&rs=AOn4CLBRfzrK9b8zDzLyqBYa0pOCNCt7ig)
The Most Broken Tool I Have Ever Restored - Part 3 [Restoration]

Manual Machining A $700 Chunk Of 316 Stainless Steel Into A Finished Part

New-to-me Mill - Schaublin 13

