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Great episode,100% quality H.S.S. is the way to go ,and is very underestimated by younger tradesmen. Many tradesmen haven't the skills to grind H.H.S tools today. Personally, where I did my Fitting & Turning apprenticeship in Australia, we machined different steels, especially stainless steel, the first 2 years the apprentices had to use H.H.S. hand ground carbide years 3 & 4. We used Assab 17 H.H.S, and after hand grinding, the tools were oil stoned. Always using sulphur based cutting oil. I still always use H.H.S when screw cutting . Keep up the great work.

This is another Aussie machinist I will watch from UK👍

Happy days. I thought I had watched all you videos. Yay I just found another one. Happy days from kiwi land. Bring on the chips and coolaid, bluebird chips and sprit lemonade. From kiwi land😂🎉

The beard? Is that risky in your line of work?

Hesperia Ca !!

Is this like a knockoff channel on CEE?

First Time viewer from Oregon in the US, really enjoyed the video

Watching in North Carolina. 😊

central oregon

Just a note of thanks for reference to SAE sizes. Sometimes it’s the small things that brings viewers like me back to a channel. Appreciated.

Gday Matt, merry Christmas for yesterday. Ahhh the old flange facer to the rescue. Yeah the dodgy technique wouldn’t have cut it 🥁 sorry mate couldn’t help it. It was bloody painful watching every new cut full well knowing how long one of them can take. In reply to what ideas to improve the cutting situation…. I’ve been know to mount HSS end mills in boring heads and using them as single point cutters (great geometry and hard coatings) Just gives an edge over the traditional hand ground HSS tool bits. Keep the videos coming, what you’re doing is great. Enjoy your well earned time off! Cheers, Andrew

Man those are some nice chips

4:47 - the mud wasps love to make that same patch of mud “structure” (with their next generation within) on the mortar joints of the stone face on my house in Pennsylvania USA. So they are in other countries, maybe not exactly the same species but close enough.

We call them mud dinners here in the US

Washington State, USA. Just discovered your channel, and subscribed!

Watching from Minnesota, USA. Have enjoyed CEE for years, just found you. Awsome .

Elon Musk might get his The Boring Company to produce something like that. The underground tunnels will need ventilation as well as emergency access openings.

Watching and subscribing from the UK.

well I'm a big fan of CEE, and I'm glad youtube recommended me your channel as it won't be the last vid I'm gonna watch here. Greetings from Poland!

Just discovered your channel and love it. That Gurutzpe is a proper beast. My ambition is to get a 105mm bore lathe but only short bed. Do you have a horizontal boring mill? I have a small Kearns S type which would be lost in your shop but it gets me out of trouble on a weekly basis.

Gday mate, just found your channel. Really enjoy watching engineering stuff. CEE has me hooked! From Mulwala NSW..🍺🍺

Happy holidays from San Francisco California all the best in the New Year 👍💥💥

The fact that a 70mm thick flange warped from welding is absolutely insane. Can you imagine how much force that it takes to do that. Anyway good job my friend

I'm not a machinist, but I wondered if you could rig up a grinding head in a similar fashion? Great content. You're on my favorites list now.

Dave from rand machine fresno california, did you buy the flange facer new for that project?also what was the cutting time for the entire flange? what will you be using to drive that monster drill? looks like it would take a full tilt locomotive v16 diesel engine! merry christmas and happy new year! strange to think its probably 90+ degrees f there on xmas day!

Whenever I come across something a bit out of the ordinary I usually default to UA-cam. I haven't yet had something like this show up, but now I will know how to tackle it if ever does. I love your use of HSS. There many times when it can rescue a job that just doesn't suit carbide. Well done and thank you.

As always, great machining video and informational approaches to reach the goal. Intro music makes me click quicker than ever once I noticed that there's new video :D

Oklahoma in the United States

Fantastically done, persistence being the driver to success! South Africa

That’s a awesome tool I’m glad I didn’t have to buy one or learn how to use it 😂great job

Checking in from central Alabama, USA. The OCD in me wants perfection but the realist in me understands that "perfection is the enemy of good enough".

Damn 2 weeks off? Not in fReEdOm LaNd ….. unless you’re a politician

LOTO good on ya. thanks for sharing such a unique machine. Charles

Thanks for a look into a world that most of us will never see. Your enthusiasm is contagious.

Merry xmass from Dahlonega Ga. USA . Love your videos.

Is there a tool that could hone a flat surface like that? Would that have been a better approach? At least it wouldn’t have been breaking bits and seems like it would handle the interrupted surface better, maybe?

i am from the netherlands and love machining big stuf, Thanks for the video Matt!

Hi guys I’m tuning in from Leicester England uk. Love you’re channel 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Very wonderful tutorial 🙏💐

Could be wrong but I’d put money on the cause being the interpass temp got to high look like the most warp was in the most accessible area where the welding would have gone slightly faster and not left to cool down

From Tasmania.

Great vids, respect to calling out CEE. Just a tip work on the volume levels when machining stuff.

Hi from South Africa, just find your cancel will be looking out for more great stuff. That is a huge beast if you go bigger call the next one Indlovu said inglovo meaning elephant 😅

Excellent content. Next, do you have a happy Pit Bull?

Perhaps a stupid question: why can't you heat treat the whole flange so that there aren't the hardened areas?

"Lucked out" How American is that ???

What a great video. That looked like a line borer but for facing. Logically one of those should exist. What do you know it does. I’m jealous your channel has done so well in only half a year. Well done. I’m an old machinist trained in the 1980’s so I was thinking to use a great big hunk of high speed steel and slow it right down. Worked most of my life in IT since then and now retired but I love my home shop. I’m watching from north east NSW. I’m guessing you’re in North Queensland.

Great content - looks like I'm one of the few Aussies here ! Amazing how many commenters referenced CEE or even just Kurtis and that was enough. Of course CEE's not so secret weapon is Karen who pulls the whole thing together but you have your own unique presentation and happily have a very personable demeanor. I think the key to this type of content is to predict what questions arise in the viewers minds as they watch and ensure they are answered by the end of the video which I think you did well. Big mistake to take to heart comments whether they be positive or negative. Be yourself and be true to yourself. If people like it they will if they dont they wont.

Are you guys in Rocky?

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