Frankenstein in live video

[Harrylee]

OK boys and girls I made it to the ranks of video actor. So here’s my Frankenstein in live video for your viewing pleasure. As far as the peanut gallery hand model guys and you know who you are dOn’t do it XOXO. And to the mods I know this should be in reloading BUT I was so happy getting this up and running. Bump me down if you need but I wanted to show this to all my buddies to see!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbzu...ature=youtu.be

[Bawanna]

Somebody help me back in the chair. That is unreal. McGyver go nothing on you man.

For some reason I keep think of that Home Alone movie.

Quite a set up Harry. You done real good.

[Bobshouse]

Wow, great job Harrylee!

[Ken L]

I am not a bullet caster, but watched your video. You have a great engineering mind. Very good work!

[gb6491]

Excellent video Harrylee! Thank you for the time and effort involved in making it happen.
That is quite the machine...very impressive to watch in action
Regards,
Greg

[yqtszhj]

Thats Super. Thanks for sharing that.

My wife said its awesome too. Reminds her of the filipino ingenuity she saw growing up in that you take what you have on hand and make what you need out of it. She said you should make up the plans or kits snd sell them and make yourself a fortune. She doesn't get impressed easily (why she married me I don't know.)

[Harrylee]

Quite the beauty isn’t it. I threw hundred of bullets in that hopper before it was even on the bench just to watch where something would hang up. Think I did that for a week making adjustments along the way. It was so satisfying to get to the end of the road with all wheels spinning, at times I had my doubts if this would work. But glad I kept going! At the end all worked out good, glad to show all of you the finished product. Now anyone want to hire me for a think tank job?

[Bawanna]

Do you require a window and a secretary?

[knkali]

mad skills---great job.

[wyntrout]

Wow! Harrylee, that's a great system and thanks for the video!

[kenemoore]

I work in the automation industry, and looks like you have or do too.

I was impressed by the low cost, very ingenious use of common everyday items.

I do have one question, how difficult was it to drill the bullet cavaties in the bin feeder wheel?

Looks very precise, like it might have been done on a CNC mill or something.

[berettabone]

Watching that invention run brought back memories of my younger days, working in machine and press shops doing piece work on different machines.........

[GROTMAN]

Big thumbs up Harrylee... as Jocko used to say.. I'm totally amazed by some of the talent on this forum!!

[Harrylee]

Hey kenemoore, the bullet plate was made on a drill press. Once I figured the distance from center line I mounted a board on the drill press with a pin in it then laid out the lines on the wheel plate. Then rotated the wheel, still had to do some hand work so the bullets wouldn’t hang up. So basically used everything in tools to get this done. The square center hole I have a hollow chisel mortiser I use for woodworking that will cut a square hole. Hope this helps, but at times I hear a different drum. This is what it looked like in the making

[Bills1873]

Sweet piece of work, Harrylee! I love fabricating things, so I can imagine the time and thought that went into this creation! Dr. Frankenstein indeed! Many thanks for sharing.