A Different Way to Repair a Worn Lead Screw
While we were refreshing our old Bridgeport mill, we discovered a lead screw that was pretty beat up and in need of replacement. But this is a machine shop - so instead of buying a new one, we discovered it would be faster, cheaper, and more fun to make it ourselves. Check out our video series on the Bridgeport mill starting here: • Bridgeport Mill Refresh Begins Instagram: @vanovercustoms
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Making A New Cross Feed Screw | Lion Lathe Restoration
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Common Beginner Mistakes In Hobby Machining
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Making a PRECISE lead screw nut | CRAIG'S WORKSHOP
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I modded my hobby lathe to perform like a pro one
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1,000 lbs Shaft Seal Journal Repair
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Cutting Keyways in a GIANT Sprocket
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We Relocated the Handwheel on Our MONSTER Lathe | Megabore Lathe Setup
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Boring out exactly .002" of material, part 1
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How I made our rear lathe spindle chuck ︱LATHE ACCESSORY BUILD
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You Won’t Believe This Destroyed Bulldozer Joint Pin Was Restored Like New
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Bridgeport restoration 10 -- Fixing a Horrible Mill Table
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Compound Acme Lead Screw for American Pacemaker Lathe
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Not Your Average Axle Repair
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I restored a milling machine for my birthday. It went well, mostly.
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Bridgeport Mill Refresh Continues
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Turning a Vise Spindle Meatball
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Compound Lead Screw for American Pacemaker
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The Lucas Gets A New Pair Of Bronze Nuts | Lucas 441B Project
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Machining Gigantic ACME Bolt From Scratch | 2025 Secret Santa
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