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would you be able to change the pattern on my 9th gen impala from 5x115 to 5x127 it would be the rotor and hub

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Excellent show 😊 Top advertising signs and collectibles Thanks for your time and effort 😊😮

Great video 😮 Excellent range of collectables and advertising signs Thank you for taking us along😊😊😊😮

Man, Tom. You have swap meets...

If a toy of Bailys went under that hardware rack and he couldn't get it he would have had no trouble rooting the whole thing over to get his toy. LOL Man I miss that dog.

Thanks for taking us for a walk. That was nice.

Hi Tom lucky you didn't have matty and me with you you would have needed a bigger truck 😂😂😂

good toys Tom

Gday Tom, great to see the market was busy and looked to have plenty of tools there, keen to see the steel job episode mate, cheers

Cheers Tom - looks like a very decent turn out vendor wise. Lots of swap meets have really gone downhill. Thanks for bringing us along! 👍

Fun.

Nice finds, looked like a good swap meet

My wife asked me what i want to do this summer back Jan 2020. I said go to a huge flea market swap meet like Tom. Hasn't happened yet. We'll get there. I love these videos. Did you see the big pipe cutter? I have the exact same one. It will cut steel pipe. Good one Tom.

Tom - Nice relaxing Video . I enjoyed it .-- Jim

TOM slow down I'm trying to look at the antique oil cans 😂 didn't you here me hollering stop. Dang I lost out.😢 lol enjoy the day buddy.

We used to summer in Galax VA......HIllesville is a quaint little town.....Rural Retreat is a nice area as well.

I went to flee market also on monday, arrived at 8:00am and by 11:00 so many people were there you could not look at anything so called it good. Thanks Tom

Thanks for sharing enjoyed Tom

Good move having wrenches etc for specific machines at the machine. Glad to see you're busy. Cheers Tony

Great to see another flea market video. The shop is looking much better now after your unwanted "makeover" Thanks for sharing. ATB regards from the UK

That's my idea of heaven Tom. I'd love to go to a flea market like that. You'd have to drag me away. Tools and more tools. Bliss. Thanks for sharing. All the best Nobby

Like these flea market vids Tom. Thanks for taking us along.

"Wot no freshly ground drills" Tom😁

You can't go wrong with a flea market that has hit & miss engines running!

Great way to spend time with the wife. Too bad Kayos and the rest of the Knopps couldn't come along. 👍

I might have to come down and check out that flea market some year! We are going to one in a couple weeks at the county fairgrounds, but it is nothing like that.

hi tom love a good flea market, nice one👍👍 atb Kev(UK)

I just finished a set of boring bars myself the other day: ua-cam.com/video/fX8ruFE-98g/v-deo.htmlsi=Fx3PT3p3AcDf55u_

Nice jacks

Always fun to get to do some nice shoosh shoosh milling.

Welder gold up since the unboxing? Been looking at this one so I don't have to do all my personal welding at work

Same failure twice a year... No secondary part prepped. Production is down. Mouth shut, expedited fees apply.

good idea tom. Now that lathe also wants a color 😂. kidding. you're going to enjoy that👍🏻

Well thought out repair job Tom. Using those engine bearings was an inspired idea. The horizontal boring machine proved itself again. Cheers Nobby

The roller lifter is an inspired solution.

Interesting project as always. I need to do something similar.

It break down ?

Very smart 👌 all the best trevor

Can not quit yet so have a question, do you watch a youtube channel called "Cutting Edge Engineering Australia". A exciting channel on how his shop is run, and his super hero friend, the little dog he has and a bird that flies in to mooch off of his friendship. I warren you the altros include some funny but realistic false starts in making the videos which contain a few swear words. I am sorry if it offends you... his quality of work that is demanding in Australia is hilarious, hard and still quite similar to the work your doing. His shop is larger, because of the size of equipment he works on fixing... I am a bit off here as his work is mostly just machine work, something I so admire and wish I had taken as my own trade. I spent time in machine shops in the motor pool, then in other shops over the years. Starting a machine shop requires more money invested than most men/women make in a lifetime. I bought a milling machine in a navy auction, I went for it back in seventy six, I had some substantial money an bid up to five thousand at that time to find out that the milling machine I liked or more loved using was a hundred thousand dollars and twenty years old. It still looked and worked like new. No automation in those times, So a machine built in the fifties, some said made for the second world war, I do forget that part now, was a time spent learning how to make the many functions work. I do hope that you give it a chance, the channel I referred to, great playlists and its not swear words in the videos, just the mistakes made that do add humor to me.

Really nice fix, the roller lifters were a great choice. I also think you did a great job with the spacers.

Nice machining work. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Thanks!

I happen to have some roller lifters and a steady rest with bronze also. Another project added to my to do list. Thanks for the idea.

My father was in a propane explosion in 56, the winter of that year. In a small cabin and no garlic was used to make the propane have the oder you detect. My dad was wearing black wool underware that acted like a wick, his body was covered in burns except for where he was setting on a toilet, the reason he had gone in the cabin. His body was so hot that the knuckles rolled over on his hands, his ears melted as well. The only skin his butt was the only thing not badly burned so it was used for the skin grafts. I can go on and on about the fire, why and how, but hearing your plight to get out was so similar, heat robbing air and holding the door shut... the only reason he did not die was he was able to hold his breath and then when the door was broken open. (poorly explained) the force of the heat blew him out of the building.... like I said, a lot more to say but you have just been through it. Saddens me to hear this happens as it is your livelihood, takes a lot of time to catch up, bills eat at you. I am seventy five now and do know the problems you face.

Not sure why you didn't use the lathe to cut the hole in the square piece of metal and just press it on the shaft. Making a tighter fit and no chance of it being out of square. I get the impression all of the metal on their machine is the same as the low quality shaft that came in. Was the machine made in china where cheaper metals are used.

Enjoyed the modifications and repair…good job

Hello Tom, Nice job done there... Make's a lots of sense for the customers to have a few spares available... Hopefully they can be encouraged to review all there machines and give you the work to make the spares, in the long run it makes sense to lessen downtime. See you next time. Take care. Paul,,

G'day Tom. Nice one mate. Great to see the rotary table welder working. Cheers, Aaron.

G'day Tom. Good job on the bucket repair mate. You'll pleased to know I watched this whilst working on blank account and even let all the adds play (ha ha ha). Cheers, Aaron