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Is there any heat treatment of the tines that you recommend or were they OK without bending as they were built? Thanks.

Who needs a gym, when you have a farm instead

If you need to clean up rusted machined surfaces, use scotchbrite padd.

Nice work guys!

This is a wonderful way to film this work. Can hear all the sounds that come with it. No overly loud music playing. No 'youtube' entertainer commentary. Keep up this fantastic work.

I like the idea. Well done! First like, comment, and shared.

thats a amazing restoration ! it looked like it was even more work getting it into the shop haha i know the struggles of doing that :P got a one tone 1920 lathe in a small little garage , keep up the good work cant wait for more videos , post some soon !

That hammer is bad ass. Where's the free beer and pizza?!?😂

I like to imagine that this machine was actually very light and that Bradley and co did an excellent pantomime that it was heavy.

Nice machine, i just did not understand what are these two external gears for? Both a connected simultaneously to the main spindle? Can someone explain me the function please?

Fantastic video. Great bench without $100,000 or more in machinery. Not pristine lumber but lumber that gets the job done. Thank you.

cool 👍

i have the exact same drill ! its a amazing piece of machinery . i haven't restored mine just yet but its coming up soon on the list :) . as always you did a fantastic job , keep up the good work !

I so wish we still made stuff like this. The artisans who made this would be tickled pink to see you restore it!

Stunning work!

thats a nice band saw . been looking for one like that for my shop for a while , nice job

Well done. Nice restoration and would have loved a longer format version of the video. I have a very similar Crescent bandsaw that works well enough but needs some TLC

Beautiful work sir. Awesome set of machines you building. Does the paint you used have any sort of rust conversion or self-etching quality? Completely freeing such large cast parts would be a huge undertaking, so just interested in your process. Thanks! Happy Forging

Nice job on the lathe. I love the old machines. In the future, I would like to hear commentary from you in your videos, to hear your thoughts and ideas.

That wasnt a restoration that was a cleanup and paint job lol. No way in hell you'll be machining any precise parts with that.

Do it right with some updating and those old machines are beasts.....back when they made high quality cast iron frames....the illegal EPA has removed that possibility now. Improve bearings...tighten all tolerances grind the ways , new close tolerance lead screws etc. Other than not having the ability to cut metric threads easily these old machines can be better than new ....If done correctly.

Gotta love the old stuff, built with pride to last a lifetime. Thanks for sharing Cheers

Nice clean up.

South Bend used the same castings for decades.. Served my apprenticeship on my dads model A.. nice lathe you got there.. from the Ole Line Shaft Era

thats a beutafle lathe , nice to see shes still up and running making parts :)

Hello there. How did you exactly weld the cast iron parts back up? I bought an old drill press today but it has a small crack that i would like to repair. Thanks in avance. Friendly greetings.

I like the three over one window...as the painting went from primer to ....Pacific Blue?....that window really stood out for me. Great job everybody!

.....Can we start with dessert?..........May we start with dessert?

Shazam! That was work work & work! Well done congratulations! The drill looks fantastic!

Witam. Masz piękny warsztat i cudowne narzędzia 👍🙋‍♂️

Love it may I have measurement

When first unpacking the thin metal was problematic ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh The design once it’s together feels solid. I purchased to build a greenhouse. I definitely recommend for the price.

I have this beautiful piece of burl in my front yard im sure it would make beautiful tool handles and such its a little hard to cut but yall seem to have it figured out ❤

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This is SICK ❤

Youre going to have to let me in on your audio video set up. And how you handle audio in post. The tools have a crisp sound to them with minimal to no background noise, how do you do that?

Nice

I’d want to live there if I was a chicken. Nice blacksmith work too but I think the star of the show was the white chicken she’s so cool and rocks those feathers on top

Балдёж 👍

Just found your channel and subbed! Definitely my style of work and your videography and editing skills are something out of this world!👍 I may have to copy some of your techniques for my fledgeling channel, l o l.👐

Chiropractor "so how did you do this to your back?" 10:55

Tools that could have been his grandfather’s. And eventually could be his grandson’s. Cannot get tools like that any more.

I've seen dozens of videos of people building a workbench. What always annoys me there is that it's always the finest wood, the finest tools, the most precise surfaces. But what makes a really good workbench? The mass that keeps it in place. The diverse clamping options. Enough space to work. Let it age gracefully. It should show what we have achieved together. The most impressive thing about your video: You used wood that others would have put in the stove. You gave back this wood to dignity. Thank you for sharing your excellent work with us and greetings from the southwest of Germany

How long was that wood outside aging? I like the spalting and the worm patterns. Nice and heavy workbench too!

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I'm planning to build my 2nd bench. I noticed that your space under the top is empty without even a shelf. My question is do you ever experience racking or movement when you are planing or working on heavy object on top? I'm leaning toward an integrated drawer system or possibly bracing underneath.

What will you build to bring to market ?

Very atmospheric! Thanks for the inspirational video!

Wow! Really nice video 😎

beautiful work