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That is a outstanding job you're doing

Sorry to see you stopped making videos, always enjoyed watching what you get up to ... :(

Manera esta bien

Thank you sir give idea

That’s a nice vice now!

Are you still alive?

The notches are called gates ✅

What a monster. Seen a few like it in my 40 years in the lock and safe biz👍🏻

I had a Series 60/61 in 13x30….identical inside. I LOVED that lathe. Wish I had another one. Wanna sell that one?! 😂

Hey Gary, hope all is well and you're just taking a well deserved break from UA-cam but I sure wish you would consider returning once you're able to. Take care, best to you and yours.

the lathe was born the same year I was!....Way old! lol

and I thought I did well taking out a 450 pound lathe/mill out of my basement up 6 stairs and into my garage and up on a stand , then taking my new 450 pound lathe down to my basement shop by myself. My hat is off to you sir! Well Done!

It's just four bolts and a pin away from replacing it with a whole new mechanism said one impatient locksmith. 😉

how are you checking if they are still leaking or not.

Thank you for this. Would have keep using smaller pully.

Fucking gold score!😍🫶🙌

I had one of these in 13x30. Fantastic machines! Never had the spindle apart but seeing this amazed at the size and quality of the gears and bearings!!!! Thank you!!!

That spindle bearing is MASSIVE!!! VERY COOL video!!!

Does that grinding wheel need to be "dressed " before using?

IDK y but I love safes

they dont make like they used to, that is forsure

Nice engineering you did there. Enjoyed the video.

no new videos, hmmmm, sure hope everything is ok.

How can I make the hole for the bollbearing for a check valve on 428 Tlb valve bank . the small one on the side cat tlb pls

Why didn't you show us how you welded it? Did you tig it?

Great video, thank you! Are you in the Duluth area? I could be wrong, but I think I've watched a lot of ore carriers pass under that bridge :)

Hello I enjoyed the video. I recently was left one of these by my dad. He picked it up at an auction. It's a DoAll branded type 24200. Do you have any info on how to lubricate the gears or maybe even a video showing how to properly oil them? I plan to run mine with a single phase to 3 phase vfd. Thanks, John.

60 years in drilling safes he should have learnt manipulation by now, I bet he's a lovely guy though with lots of great stories.

I'm always blown away by the knowledge you share great channel. Hope to see lots more.

That was very interesting to learn about the methods used to drive and set bushings with no need to muck them up with new ports bc someone doesn't take the time to think things through like you did/do. Awesome stuff Gary.

Do you have an update on the safe what it looks like now love to see some pictures beautiful

Very interesting channel

I have a 1936 southbend 11 over top drive

Great Job! I've got an old direct drive machine that I'm getting ready to start working on, and this helped me understand what I'm getting ready to get into.

looking forward to your next video when you have time

Those are some pretty fine bell castings, usually cast iron from this era is a bit thicker.

That’s sweet ….. I got a Hobart stick welder… single and 3 phase … got it for practically nothing… but that machine is sweet… my father believes the old welders are superior… I think that too just as the old cars are too … easy to fix as he says

Great video. I now know why Monarchs run so quietly. Helical gears…

Nice job!! You did a nice job repairing the fork!!!

Hey. A friend of mine asked me what i am doing at work and i showed her this video. Thanks for the video it helped me to explain my daily work. Greatings from hörbiger vienna.

what a beauty

Love this channel with or without spoken commentary. YT must posses supernatural power because I spent the best part of today reinforcing a scissor jack to work safely on a a lathe of just 900 Kg . In the future I shall make something like that, but withe the toe tongue sticking out from the base, so it can be inserted in the slots that out machines have.

Hey, still waiting for the next video,Gary.

long story short !!

Did you figure out how to wire it for 220v? I have a similar 3hp Weidenhoff motor currently wired and running on 110v. It is marked 110v/220v, I'd like to wire it for 220v.

Very clever.

Nice work..only thing I’d change is the handle…it should be a ball…and would look better

Spencer Franklin ( Spenklin)..in the UK..make the same model in various sizes…I’ve restored quite a few….very expensive new…

That old iron safe you bought back a couple yrs ago … I’d weld those holes shut an sand them flat .

Hi Gary, I’m currently working on restoring a series 61 20 inch lathe. I’m into the apron now and see a couple broken parts. Does your friend still have that parts lathe? Any way you could put me in touch?