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How to turn down hardware without a Lathe

At some point or another, you will find yourself working in your shop and need to turn something down to a smaller diameter. Most of us do not have access to a lathe in our home garage or shop. And if you are not lucky enough to have a buddy with access to a lathe, you're stuck relying on a machine shop's services. But sometimes the scope of work you need to do is not justifiable to send out to a machine shop. In this video, I will show you a technique you can use as a substitute. This method is not even remotely as precise as a lathe, but it is an excellent technique to keep in your back pocket. I have bailed myself out of several situations using this technique. ~ Nick #lathe #techtip #diy #autotechnick #mechanichack #drilltrick #makeitwork *************************************************** 📸 ~ IG:   / _autotechnick_   👥 ~ Facebook:   / theoriginalautotechnick   *************************************************** Take a peek at some of my additional projects & content that you may enjoy: 1988 BMW M5 (E28) Full Restoration: 🔥🔥Comming Soon!🔥🔥 ▶️ 1979 Centurion Jet Boat:    • 1979 Centurion Jet Boat   ▶️ 2001 BMW M5:    • 2001 BMW M5   ▶️ Tech Tips & Technical Deep Dives:    • Tech Tips & Technical Deep Dives   ▶️ Hot Rods & Domestic's:    • Hot Rods & Domestic's   ▶️ Dinan E28 M5 (1988 BMW M5):    • Dinan E28 M5 (1988 BMW M5)   ▶️ 2006 Subaru WRX STi:    • 2006 Subaru WRX STi   =================================== About AutoTechNick: Growing up in rural Oregon, I was always around Hot Rods & Race Cars. I imagine my early exposure to this culture ignited a spark of interest in cars, which remains my passion. 🎓 I am a proud Alumni of Wyoming Technical Institute, where I studied Automotive Technology, Performance Engine Building & Street Rod Fabrication. In addition to "WyoTech," I graduated from the BMW Service Technician Education Program, more commonly known as BMW S.T.E.P. 🏎️ I spent nearly ten years working in various BMW dealerships as a Master Technician. After a move back home to the PNW, I found myself no longer servicing German-made machines but now working with Italians. I spent nearly another ten years as a Ferrari Master Technician & Shop Foreman at a local Ferrari dealership. 🏆 Ferrari selected me as one of 12 technicians worldwide to compete in the "Ferrari Testa Rossa Awards" for four years consecutively. Finishing in 3rd place in 2016, & in 2019 I was able to place in 1st, winning the competition & earning the title of the "Top Ferrari Technician in the World!" 🚀 As my time with Ferrari came to an end, a new career path awaited me…. Aerospace. I am currently working at Blue Origin, helping to build & develop the BE-3PM and BE-3U rocket engines. With my new career path, I needed an outlet for my automotive passion, thus the reason for this channel…