Simple dimple die tool and a knibbler table build

[EMB]

I've been so grateful for information others have posted and have finally got round to editing video of some stuff that might be of broader interest. I'm supposed to now say "please like and subscribe" in the hope magic money rains from the skies but what I'm really enjoying back from the edit-effort are the comments.

A simple dimple die tool from two sockets and some scrap wood

https://studio.youtube.com/video/2kN9xRJgMmo/edit

A table mounted knibbler -

https://studio.youtube.com/video/7v8Qmi5gTEQ/edit

Demo project -

https://studio.youtube.com/video/WKRQ0dz1k5M/edit

 

[rtcosic]

All the links return this:

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[EMB]

Every day a school day - wrong links in the first attempt to post...tru again...

I've been so grateful for information others have posted and have finally got round to editing video of some stuff that might be of broader interest. I'm supposed to now say "please like and subscribe" in the hope magic money rains from the skies but what I'm really enjoying back from the edit-effort are the comments.

Dimple die tool to make neat rows:

Mounting a drill power knibbler in a table, and dealing with the shards of waste:

Demo knibbler project making a curvy bracket:

The rest of what I've put on YouTube is mostly woodworking and days out, and a dump of end of day phone video updates of the Austin 7 project. I'm trying to get good enough editing to get a 30 year saga down to a couple of watchable films but I'm a way off that yet. I'm also hoping to do some "learning to weld, again" videos. I'd been away from it for a couple of decades and as well as invertors being a thing now my eyesight has got a lot worse so finding a mask that actually worked for me was a saga in itself.

The doing, not the done.

Tinkering in sheds and garages, for the fun and frustrations as much as the product. Out and about in London, ideally for free, and often more for the being out and about than the actual event. Why "Earlsfield Motor Bodies"? Late 80s early 90s I built an Austin 7 special in my rented...

www.youtube.com

 

[Seadog]

Try again

 

[rtcosic]

To clarify @Seadog tease:

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[Agroshield]

Playback on other websites has been disabled by the video owner

It might pay the OP to open a fresh, private window in his browser and attempt to view his own videos as if he was a punter coming at them afresh.

Very often if you are logged into a site, you see different things to an outsider.

 

[EMB]

I went to look at the video details and found "Allow embedding". Have ticked that for those videos and watched another how-to vid and found some licence stuff to change and permit remixing etc. I'm here to share not build a wall round content. Hopefully, take THREE? its working... At least HERE everyone knows its persistence that gets you places!!!

 

[EMB]

...am an empty nester now. My IT support is at a distance

 

[EMB]

Thank you guys for the help...as you can tell I'm new to YouTube. It's another learning curve along with the film editing, and filming.

Looked back here on another computer without being logged in to the forum and the first two videos look ok and play within the message boxes, the third one not. Hopefully this link below works. It should be the demo project. The other mistake I made is this is the wrong part of the forum! I just spotted the "home made tools and equipment" section. Maybe after a sleep and feeling on top form and with a coffee I'll get it right "first time" (ahem) in that section.

 

[Erie Fred]

The $20 nibbler is NOT a plasma cutter by any stretch of the imagination.

A nibbler is a nibbler.
A plasma cutter is a plasma cutter.

 

[EMB]

Titles for YouTube films are a tricky one, and I'm truly grateful for you taking the time to comment on it. It's got to intrigue, and of course describe, but not annoy. Was trying to get the sense of CARDBOARD Aided Design into a curve cutting tool in the same way as the increasingly common "CAD to Send-Cut-Send" method to laser or plasma or water jet or router. TO ME its "like" doing a CAD plan and sending it for plasma cutting, or to a home worksop CNC plasma cutter.

I really like being able to make stuff up as I go along, to try something then trim a bit then trim a bit too much then go again. What its most like TO ME is a fretsaw, of which I've worn several out, but as yet haven't liked cutting metal with. Have got a metal cutting bandsaw with a table which "is like a bandsaw" only toy size, and with a need not to cut too small a bit off and have the waste torn down the hole. That machine is a work in progress.

The table knibbler really works, and it's light and compact and it really does collect the waste. I'd like a fence on it but as yet it's just experiments clamping strips of stuff to the table top. The only other "to do" is onboard storage for the tool and spare die that was in the drill-power-knibbler box.