Widia inserts?

Seeing that needle scaler brought back boatyard nightmares.

Love the vids! The bloopers/outtakes are the best.

Why don’t you paint it after? I know it’s just going to rub off but it looks so much better.

Класс!

Are the bearing bushings trued through the router sprocket?

To be honest I think you ought to keep all the fucks and shits in the original video 😂. Another great job. Well done to both of you and the health and safety officer.

Buen trabajo, gracias por enseñarlo. Good Job.

27:20 it is obvious that the drill has poor sharpening and cuts only one edge. it brings me heartache))

Muy buen video, buen trabajo. Gracias. Good job.

"So pretty common thing here in Australia, we tend to break shit pretty good." that one caught me and my mouthful of tea off-guard :D

lovely job,i can`t understand why you are getting slag with a Mig welder ,am i missing something? By the way,it`s a counterbore not a countersink.

Meanwhile I screw up drilling 3 holes into a plate. 😄 Amazing work! Subbed. 15:03 I hope it was actually thursday! Haha 😋

is that economically efficient?

Also, we have AR500 steel wrapped around our hydraulic press with a mini camera up in the corners so we can watch what's happening without being exposed. Have to love OSHA in the states

Красиво.. Люблю с металлом работать. Hello from Russia

Is it just me or did the shin guard pins pop out way to easily? I was settling in for a 40 minute video of him smacking the pins. Well at least that's what happens when I have to pop them out here in the northwest of the United States.

Очень круто!!!!!

That cutting setup is cool!

love your channel! amazing work! keep it up! cheers from germany

28:30 You can tell by the chips how tough that steel is Very professional job. Thanks for filming it!

Mmmmmmmmmmmm BBQ shapes 😋

Well, that´s a hell of a Job. I think its about 11-12 Layers from top to bottom, and about 30 welds to fill up one side. I am pretty surprised u run 125 Amps, only. But, you´re the pro, not, me

Hey, nice video. why when starting the torch you lean it on the metal?

смотрел с удовольствием. спасибо

This is like watching Bob Ross paint a landscape. Fun.

subbed..

I hope the dog doesn't get swarf in his paws, gonna hurt

"That's not a angle grinder, this is a angle grinder!"

Nice job!

I cant get enough of Kyle from this engeneering channel on PLfree.

better than tv ... good job, take care

love the bloopers at the end lol

WOW. That plasma cutter is insane. I was like WTF is he going to do with that puny ass torch to that mechaGozilla claw and then the next thing I see there is a line cut through it like it was a laser. Outstanding.

Very nice job. I love to see you work because of the end results. Thanks for the videos.

Congratulations on the quality of the work and the quality of the images.

Жаль что перевода нет 🧐. А так почти понятно 👍👍👍

Excellent!what gas and pressure do you use on your HEATING torch??

3:14 Clearly a fracture caused by a fatigue mechanism.

Why don’t you spray weld the piston

Good Stuff, Nice work , i work in a aerospace machine shop also, you gave me an idea

I want some of your decals or stickers, I watch your youtube video's all the time,Big Work, You put Abom-79 to shame for big work, Good Job! Keep up the great work, I am from Brownsville,Pa., Worked over 30 years in the machine Shop's and Veteran from USMC.

Hi Loving your videos! Learning so much from your videos. Why when turning on the lathe is the coolant not applied all the time? Is it dependent of the type of cutting shank used? Many thanks, Rory from the UK

I come for the master class in fabrication work and I stay for the hilarious outtakes. Keep doing what your doing man, love this channel.

What type of wire did you use for this?

exellent job

Great video, thanks for reminding me that I have track burner thrown over in the corner of the shop collecting dust.🤦‍♂️

You just built this company a better-than-new barrel. Awesome job and awesome video. ...but how in the world is this more cost effective than them just buying a factory replacement?

Fake, you didn't use flexpaste

im 40 and when i grow up i wanna be a Machinist

Should cut the part in a zigzag to make it bond better once it is rewelded. So it wont crack along the weld.

To talk to me you have to make it pass my shop dog and his chicken.

To boost ratings please say krikey more often during the narration.

Amazing! Your job is perfect! I'm Brazilian and I watch all the videos on the channel.

Those out takes 🤣🤣🤣 reminds me of all the years I spent in the workshop.

2:18 his other channel is the hydraulic press channel 🤪😂

..soooo the doggo is like the supervisor right? Supervises everything?

Those gauges are all over the place holy crap 🤣

Awesome!

Love that dog! Open every video with what he is doing today.

I’ve personally welded 5 or 6 rippers and the last two we used a esab can’t place the model anyway submersion welder and a hot box was so much faster well nothing fast about welding plate that thick one time I had a problem with crystallization in my root passes and our esab rep said we were too hot on our pre heat

Wow!!! Muito bem feito esse trabalho!...

Yes the proper PPE for the shop foreman's eyes. But he needs some steel toed paw booties.

Never before have I seen more beautiful craftsmanship.

Belo trabalho

I love your work, amazing skill. I worked in forestry, chopper rollers, brackie ploughs etc. (That we always managed to break) Only out of interest and only when you can. Can you give an idea of how much this kind of work costs and the rough hours for your big jobs ? I know in our industry we played with some expensive machines and the parts and repairs were horrendous at times.

the onset of Alzheimer's ?????

37:04 Người vợ quay phim sao cứ cười thế?

21 layers per side?

An original Aussie tradie bloke. :)

Really good explanation of the process. Countersink tool was awesome. Glad I'm not the only one that swears on the tools.

Another very interesting job cheers mate and the safety officer is doing a great job give him a hug please

Thank you so much for detail I’m so interesting for your experience

Hey bro putting your knowledge and skills out for all to see is just philemon , keep the good work up.

I've been a subscriber for quite a while, and while I operate a lathe at the other end of the spectrum - building small steam engines - I never fail to get a great enjoyment out of watching you solving real-sized problems! Keep 'em coming!!

Thanks boss. Good job.

@about 14:00 you replaced the tip of the boring bar - what was is that you used? I noticed an instant improvement in the finished result.

Esperando el siguiente capitulo. Saludos!

That part must be dear as poison to justify that repair?