When you have had enuff

[ltlvt]

Finally got around to doing this to my Bridgeport clone mill today. It takes time to do things like this in the shop. The 4 steel pegs with 1/4x20 threads took most of the time. But the time invested will save me hours in the long run. I'm learning about the paper throw-away way cover for the knee. My first one was way too long. I lowered the knee all the way to the bottom and moved it all the way forward to measure how long the paper needed to be. Fact is the range I use my mill in 90% of the time is in the almost all the way up position and midway on the Y axis. So, what I am learning is to stay inside my range and worry about the rest when it comes up.

 

[extropic]

The video has very poor audio.
Please find somebody that can hook you up with a Bluetooth headset and pair it to your phone (assumed video camera).
You're thinking about video and holding the phone too far from your mouth for the microphone to pickup a good audio level.

 

[ltlvt]

The video has very poor audio.
Please find somebody that can hook you up with a Bluetooth headset and pair it to your phone (assumed video camera).
You're thinking about video and holding the phone too far from your mouth for the microphone to pickup a good audio level.

I am very sorry that you can not hear it. When I replay it on my computer or on my I-Phone it is plenty loud. I have been thru this before so I don't know what to say. I use my phone because it is always with me and always ready. I'm not excited about getting a Blue tooth Mic. Some complain about background noise. So I am not sure the problem lies with the way I am making the videos and what I am using. I have even re-posted some of the videos that people say they cannot hear on here on Facebook and ask if anyone has a problem hearing them and all the responses back say they can hear them fine.