Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.

I made the needle bearings for the drilling machine.
It's that thing on the hammer part of the Koken Kogyo RPD-130C! lol (Those in the know will get it lol)
What do you think?
This is just a video of me carving.
Actually, I really love spinning games! lol
My favorite thing is the spinning of the washing machines at the laundromat.
I love just staring at it for a long time.
I could just keep watching until the laundry's done, lol.
When I was a kid, I used to stare at the twin-tub washing machine.
And this time, while I was looking at the lathe, I thought, “I want to watch this for a long time!” so I decided to film a video.
Actually, this video is about 20 minutes long in total, but I don't think many people would want to watch the whole thing if I posted it, so I've edited it down quite a bit lol.
If you want to see more, come visit me lol

For now, I'll trim the entire piece to size, drill a hole in the center, and tap the hole.

Use a tap to cut the threads. Since any misalignment will ruin the result, press down firmly on the center while cutting the threads in a straight line.
That's it, then.
If you want to try your hand at lathe work, feel free to stop by our place and give it a go lol
See you later.
Projects like this are really deep and fun!
If you buy it, it costs tens of thousands, but if you make it yourself, it costs just a few thousand yen.
That said, there are those who argue that since making it requires a certain level of skill, it ends up being cheaper to just buy it! But,
"It's more fun to make it yourself!"—that's priceless!!



