In this video I cut the pinions for the clock from drill rod, and then harden, temper and polish them.

Another milling operation carried out on the lathe, using a cross-slide mounted vertical slide, a light duty milling spindle, a Sherline motor/speed control, and the Divisionmaster CNC indexer.

I also make an improvement on my Sherline lathe tailstock polisher, by making a tin lap for polishing the pinion flanks.

In this second and final part of the Finger Plate clamping tool build, I finish off the tool, by making the clamping finger, lifting screw and drilling jig bushings.

In this video I go through the setup for cutting clock wheels, and cut the teeth for the 3rd wheel of the clock.

This is basically a light milling operation, carried out on the lathe, using a cross-slide mounted vertical slide, a light duty milling spindle, and a Sherline motor/speed control.

I also introduce the latest acquisition for the shop - a Divisionmaster cnc indexer.