Days like these are what make self employment so enjoyable, you would probably have never seen that cabinet on Craigslist previously, and if you did would have missed it. Don't stop making these type of videos Adam, they are a great insight and an inspiration. Thank you for the content.
Adam - Good luck on your new venture in the shop. I know that you will do well. Your grand dad and your dad are watching you and are enjoying the shop!
Absolutely loving the new stuff Adam. I swear I can hear a new enthusiasm in your voice. Looking forward to your new video formats and many more videos per week I hope. Congrats on everything, including new found independence and being able to fit in new (old) clothes.
Adam, I enjoy all your videos.... but this one was extra fun. Good to see you in your self employed-ness.... you look happy. Wish you all the best on your new adventure.
You make my day Adam..........just plain old "Genuine".................All the best for you & thank you for sharing, teaching, and inspiration. Cheers, Dave from "Downunder"
Fun watching you build up your business. Reminds me of almost 35 years ago when I scrounged and bought sheet metal working equipment from all over Dallas County for my HVAC dealership. Some of the most enjoyable times of my life.
Adam, isn't that the best feeling! I can remember getting into clothes I hadn't worn in 20 years! Now I wear stuff that wouldn't have fit me in 9th grade! Keep it up, we are all proud!
Well Done Adam, seeing you make the goal of getting back int those coveralls brought a smile to my face. I enjoy all your content and think adding little “how-to” vids would be an excellent addition to your channel. I think it’s gonna be a fantastic year for you
Love watching your videos man, I've learnt so much from watching that unfortunately I didn't have time to learn from my grandfather. Its always a true pleasure watching a master machinist at work, and an even greater pleasure when he's willing to teach someone how to do it. Keep up the great work.
Congratulations on meeting your goal of getting back into your coveralls! Well done, and keep up the hard work. The crooked Booth Machine patch however has my OCD driving my nuts! You gotta fix that, Adam. LOL
Adam, congratulations on your new adventure in life. It's always nice to see someone follow their dream in life, you deserve every bit of it. I was waiting to see how you would unload the heavy chunk of steel you picked up at your brothers work place. Curious if that magnet you use to pick up steel with was going to lift that chunk of steel. You've got a really nice heavy duty hand truck, I'm a retired truck driver, I used a hand truck similar to that one in my job, it was made by American Pulley Co., I used it to moved some pretty heavy things. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. Always a pleasure to watch.
Couple things Adam, first your mom looks awesome. I've always thought it is the sign of a mature grown man when he proudly introduces you to his mother! Proud to say mine is 90, and my wife and I live adjacent to her house so that she can remain in her home. Regarding your storage shed, I recently did the same thing and I picked up couple of those heavy duty shelf units at the Home Depot, the ones that are all welded, there's no hardware, you just knock them together, and they can hold several tons, then put that treated plywood over the metal shelving, they're easy and fast to put up, or take down if I move some day, and it seems like they were under $200 ea. for the standard height. And they don't sag over time like wood, plus the insects don't like them. Lastly on the argon welding helper, thanks for showing the 4 flute endmill and why people use two or three flute mills. Excellent unintentional demonstration. Lastly thanks for clearly demonstrating the virtues of Helicoils and the right way to install them. I now feel totally confident in using them Scott.
Total liberation, Adam... When you spend years working the 9-5 stuck inside a building and forced to do errands on weekends with everyone else, getting out on a weekday when everyone else is working and places are empty feels like total liberation. My preference was always work weekends and have weekdays off for that reason.
It never fails, I always learn something from watching you work. I also think it's really, really great that your now working for yourself in your own shop. I'm sure you'll be missed at your old job. Great video's Adam.
Hi Adam, I like the blog video idea as well as the how to videos - - great idea. And it is a good feeling to clean up and leave your junk at the dump...um, you know what I mean. Congrats on getting back in the coveralls - - another goal reached! Thanks for the new formation and content.
Great video mate, it’s great how you now have time to do the little things like dropping in to say hi to your mum and it’s fantastic to see the Abom shirt being worn with pride, Gday Mum from down here in Australia 🇦🇺 you are looking well and must be very proud, your brother Looks to be very good at his trade as well mate, Thanks Adam a true pleasure to watch. Cheers Matty in Australia 🇦🇺
The shop I work for has a Geka Ironworker, it was very new when I started. And it has chewed miles and miles of flatbar in the 20 odd years since. Happy to see all the good stuff you got going on.
A great day of free work. I have the same issue as your storage shed. My workshop has a 6 inch step I welded up a set of steel sheet ramps, I pick them up and put them away when I don't need them.
I was glad you posted the vlog even with the landfill after the IG debacle. I too, as you, recycle as much as I can, sometimes more than I throw away in a week. I can't believe the way they go after just you because you use what's given to you by the gov. The fact that you used the landfill to dispose of what's left is about the best step can take, my .02¢. Anyhow, loved the vlog and look forward to many more to come.
Yep, I did nothing wrong by using our landfill. Some people have no idea how other governments work. I guess I’m the only one polluting the earth. Wow!🤦🏼♂️
It would be nice to see some short info specific videos. I imagine you can mine key segments from a lot of these and group them nicely under different categories and create quite a useful library for folks looking for something specific. Abom79 supercuts!
I saw your Instagram footage from the landfill trip and am aware of the negative comments it generated. After watching this video I think you should have just told them to go watch the video. You did good recycling what you did and any reasonable person who watches this video would have realized that. You seem pretty happy. I'm glad for you.
Hey Adam. It is a Good feeling to finally break away from the normal day of going to work clocking in doing your hours clocking off and going home, and then Repeat Repeat, day in day out. You can FINALLY have a feeling that your Life is going somewhere now. And your Life has some meaning. We all need to make money to Live. But we also Need a reason to Live. It,s always Good to see people improving there Life in what ever way they can. All the Best for 2019. Regards Peter.
landfill is interesting, our local one (UK) is always busy , it's free to use (council actually turns a profit from the recycling) but no trailers or trade waste are allowed . It is somewhat small than the abom sized one , the whole site would fit comfortably in that big shed.
I'm liking this new self employed Adam vibe! Can definitely see/hear the difference. I predict that us Abomers will be saying "Oh shit yeah, of course I know who he is, I was watching him when he worked for the man! Look what that sum bitch has now!!!"
Good to see your mom. I recently watch a interview you filmed with you and Abby. Did not realize that your dad passed away awhile ago. Saw him in a early video and thought he just did not want to be on camera. We lost my wife’s mom back in 2009, my mom in 2011 and my dad in 2013.
Love the videos, especially heavy machining and anything Abom-sized! My humble requests: 1.) Indicating a 4-jaw 2.) Grinding HSS tools for the lathe/shaper (angles, reliefs, chip breakers, steel grade, differences for aluminum vs steel geometries you like, etc.) 3.) feeds and speeds on normal machines vs. machine at handbook recommendations 4.) tool/shop maintenance (rust inhibitors, machine cleanup after a job, spindle maintenance, etc.)
We've been getting lucky here in Albuquerque nm. Our temps hang around 20 to 35 at night and we're having these 50 degree days which is really warm for us this time of year. I feel bad for all the people in Chicago and the surrounding areas, hopefully they make it through this polar vortex. Good job on the videos Adam and great job loosing weight. Looking good !
You crack me up...never seen anyone so excited to go to the “dumps”. At least that’s what we call the “landfill” in Utah. Plus....those stop signs at the dumps aren’t real anyways 😂 Also that old hand truck your moving all that stuff around with brought back some memories. My great grandpa build a coupe like that he used moving furnaces and air conditioning units and everything else for his wholesale hvac business. I was the 4the generation of that business up until we sold it in 2007. They were old and heavy, but by far the best rolling most solid hand trucks we ever had...and we had many dozens over the years. Amazing to think about when I see some of this stuff. So cool.
Adam so glad that you have take the plunge into self employment, it will be hard at first but your enthusiasm for engineering will show many potential customers to give you work from looking at your video chanel. I loved the video showing your hard days graft, and nothing made! Good luck in your endeavours and all the best to you and Abby for you futures together. You certainly deserve to succeed and you get the girl!!
I'm sittin back drinking a Cold Beer Smoking Meat for the Super Bowl Party and watching you work like a Slave, Life it Good, Thanks for the Inspiring Video I've worked on some cleaning up stuff around my shop lately as well as continuing shop construction. Keep on Keeping on.
That drop point for all the hazmat is a great thing to have, particularly for fluorescent lamps. I'd sure like to see a drawing for that mic; I can't quite picture how it works.
Great job Abom, looking good. Stay awake with your fitness. Too many people fall into complacency and become the same as the domesticated cattle they eat. Keep your body set to a machined edge. And keep driving your passions home!
Interesting to see how the recycling yard works over there. Similar to ours except much larger :) I recognised a few of those roads round Pensacola from my visit last year, great city.
That Starrett 204 also seems to have a lot of clearance around the anvil. I have a craftsman micrometer that I picked up from an old retired machinist's toolbox craigslist find that he recommended throwing away. It was ground down almost exactly like that to fit a specific measurement he said he had to do regularly. It's still accurate enough for the work I do, I hit several of my gage blocks all right on so I kept it in case I need to get into a tight spot to measure something.
Adam, I think the How-To videos would be very well received. No matter how long a person has been in the trade, there are always new tricks to learn. Enjoyed the vlog style for a change up as well.
How to do awesome machining? Abom 79, that's how. (also, Keith Fenner, OX Tools, and Pierre's Garage) And the fact you now fit into those old overalls from days past isn't some trite thing. It brings the proud past into the current. Booth Machine Shop pride!
Hi Adam, I only recently discovered your channel through Glenn the duckman. Have been watching lots of your videos, and 1 thing I notice is the videos from 3 years ago, and more recently.,.. Is how much healthier you look. Whatever you are doing clearly agrees with you! Also, I can’t believe how young your mum looks! Warmest greetings, from Bristol, 120 miles west of London.
@@Abom79 Whatever you put up, i watch. Was just trying to be funny, commenting on the trailer and shed, maybe needing a little tlc with a paintbrush :) Once again, keep up the good work, i find your videos really fascinating and relaxing to watch.
Dang you just cost me whatever that 204 mic sells for. Thanks for another video. My neighbor/cousin in law just quit his full time job to pursue full time his hobby/part time gig making hand poured and injected soft plastic fishing baits, he’s been at it several years nights and weekends. Always fun to see people go to work for them selves. It’s a goal of mine as well, to run my own heavy equipment/ repair machine shop.
Got that shed ready for big wind, won't blow away now! BTW: I like the fairly long videos, compiling a how-to with segments is very cool for reference. Hi Mom!
Adam, you might want to get those vises and that shaper table up off the concrete and onto some wood. The concrete can wick moisture out of the soil beneath. Good luck going independent. See you at the Bar-Z. Jon
Adam you’ll have to make yourself a little ramp at your storage shed door ( removable) just so you can wheel stuff straight in , all the best in your new adventure in your shop you will do well Adam with your work.
You might try building some shelving on pallets that you can move around with your pallet jack. Another thing I have thought about is putting shelving on tracks. That way I can maximize storage, but if I need something I can move the shelves on the tracks to get access to it.
Put a HUGE smile on my face as soon as video started and I saw you in your old coveralls! GREAT job man! Congrats.
Days like these are what make self employment so enjoyable, you would probably have never seen that cabinet on Craigslist previously, and if you did would have missed it. Don't stop making these type of videos Adam, they are a great insight and an inspiration. Thank you for the content.
Adam - Good luck on your new venture in the shop. I know that you will do well. Your grand dad and your dad are watching you and are enjoying the shop!
Your landfill is more organized than my country's hospitals. USA is truly a great place to live in. I hope you appreciate it.
LOL, thats true here in UK too
Thanks for nringing us along Adam. Your father would be proud of you.
You are a blessed man Adam you and your mom. just seeing her smile getting to seeing her son made the video for me.
Hi, Mom!! And great to see you in your old work coveralls, Adam! That's a nice milestone you hit.
Absolutely loving the new stuff Adam. I swear I can hear a new enthusiasm in your voice. Looking forward to your new video formats and many more videos per week I hope. Congrats on everything, including new found independence and being able to fit in new (old) clothes.
A man of many vises. Glad to meet the family and thanks for the video.
Thanks for another great video Adam What I liked more about this one was the variation in the content Well done and I loved every minute Pete (UK)
Adam, I enjoy all your videos.... but this one was extra fun. Good to see you in your self employed-ness.... you look happy. Wish you all the best on your new adventure.
Any video with mom is a great one,landfill and metal shop is bonus..
You make my day Adam..........just plain old "Genuine".................All the best for you & thank you for sharing, teaching, and inspiration. Cheers, Dave from "Downunder"
You look SO relaxed! You momma is adorable AND she feeds you. Plus - Plus ! Good stuff Adam...
Loved the "Convict" jab. Great stuff!
Adam, a million thumbs up! Thank you for all of your content.
You seem more relaxed and happier since your big move and the continuing weight loss. I am happy for you Sir, you should be proud of yourself.
Fun watching you build up your business. Reminds me of almost 35 years ago when I scrounged and bought sheet metal working equipment from all over Dallas County for my HVAC dealership. Some of the most enjoyable times of my life.
Adam, isn't that the best feeling! I can remember getting into clothes I hadn't worn in 20 years! Now I wear stuff that wouldn't have fit me in 9th grade! Keep it up, we are all proud!
thankyou Adam, very interesting vid,it was grate to see a small piece of your wonderfully country in a natural way, thanks again. Uk stan
I enjoyed the format, thanks for taking us along Adam
Sometimes I hate being self employed but this video reminded me of how good it actually is. Thanks, I can feel your freedom.
Well Done Adam, seeing you make the goal of getting back int those coveralls brought a smile to my face.
I enjoy all your content and think adding little “how-to” vids would be an excellent addition to your channel. I think it’s gonna be a fantastic year for you
realy did enjoy the format of this video
Looking good! Proud you can get back in your old uniforms. :-)
Love watching your videos man, I've learnt so much from watching that unfortunately I didn't have time to learn from my grandfather. Its always a true pleasure watching a master machinist at work, and an even greater pleasure when he's willing to teach someone how to do it. Keep up the great work.
Congratulations on meeting your goal of getting back into your coveralls! Well done, and keep up the hard work. The crooked Booth Machine patch however has my OCD driving my nuts! You gotta fix that, Adam. LOL
Great video Adam. I love days like this. Getting this stuff done doesn't pay anything, but it makes you more productive.
Adam, congratulations on your new adventure in life. It's always nice to see someone follow their dream in life, you deserve every bit of it.
I was waiting to see how you would unload the heavy chunk of steel you picked up at your brothers work place. Curious if that magnet you use to pick up steel with was going to lift that chunk of steel. You've got a really nice heavy duty hand truck, I'm a retired truck driver, I used a hand truck similar to that one in my job, it was made by American Pulley Co., I used it to moved some pretty heavy things.
Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. Always a pleasure to watch.
I used the pallet jack to unload the heavy steel. When in the shop I’ll use the gantry crane, maybe the magnet for the block.
It was cool to see your Mom. 👍And she was representing with the Abom79 shirt. 🙌
That was a real enjoyable vid. Nice to meet A'Mom
Hey Adam - so happy for you to be on your own in the Booth Machine Shop. You will do well, keep up the hard work and it will be rewarded.
Couple things Adam, first your mom looks awesome. I've always thought it is the sign of a mature grown man when he proudly introduces you to his mother! Proud to say mine is 90, and my wife and I live adjacent to her house so that she can remain in her home.
Regarding your storage shed, I recently did the same thing and I picked up couple of those heavy duty shelf units at the Home Depot, the ones that are all welded, there's no hardware, you just knock them together, and they can hold several tons, then put that treated plywood over the metal shelving, they're easy and fast to put up, or take down if I move some day, and it seems like they were under $200 ea. for the standard height. And they don't sag over time like wood, plus the insects don't like them.
Lastly on the argon welding helper, thanks for showing the 4 flute endmill and why people use two or three flute mills. Excellent unintentional demonstration. Lastly thanks for clearly demonstrating the virtues of Helicoils and the right way to install them. I now feel totally confident in using them Scott.
I must have picked the wrong unit cause the one I got from Home Depot sucks!
Total liberation, Adam... When you spend years working the 9-5 stuck inside a building and forced to do errands on weekends with everyone else, getting out on a weekday when everyone else is working and places are empty feels like total liberation.
My preference was always work weekends and have weekdays off for that reason.
Something Abby and so discuss often.
It never fails, I always learn something from watching you work. I also think it's really, really great that your now working for yourself in your own shop. I'm sure you'll be missed at your old job. Great video's Adam.
Your looking great and I enjoyed the video, it’s exciting to see you go it alone!
Hi Adam,
I like the blog video idea as well as the how to videos - - great idea. And it is a good feeling to clean up and leave your junk at the dump...um, you know what I mean.
Congrats on getting back in the coveralls - - another goal reached!
Thanks for the new formation and content.
Great video mate, it’s great how you now have time to do the little things like dropping in to say hi to your mum and it’s fantastic to see the Abom shirt being worn with pride, Gday Mum from down here in Australia 🇦🇺 you are looking well and must be very proud, your brother Looks to be very good at his trade as well mate, Thanks Adam a true pleasure to watch. Cheers Matty in Australia 🇦🇺
That Starrett No. 204 is beautiful. I neeed one
I immediately had to pause the vid for a quick look on eBay, but nothing about.
@@neil1150 Same
Glad you like your new mic! Can't wait to see you put it to use in your future videos.
Adam that was a great video, I love seeing everyday stuff like that.
6:00 THAT finish... is a mesmerizing thing of beauty
There is NOTHIN BETTER than MAMA'S Chicken Soup.
Hey Abom, go buy your mom some flowers
I enjoyed the vlog “day in the life” video! Hope to see this again.
The shop I work for has a Geka Ironworker, it was very new when I started. And it has chewed miles and miles of flatbar in the 20 odd years since.
Happy to see all the good stuff you got going on.
I broke away from the clock, and went self employed fabricating stainless, they were the happiest of days. good luck adam:))
That Starrett 204 is today's big win. So cool.
A great day of free work. I have the same issue as your storage shed. My workshop has a 6 inch step I welded up a set of steel sheet ramps, I pick them up and put them away when I don't need them.
I was glad you posted the vlog even with the landfill after the IG debacle. I too, as you, recycle as much as I can, sometimes more than I throw away in a week. I can't believe the way they go after just you because you use what's given to you by the gov. The fact that you used the landfill to dispose of what's left is about the best step can take, my .02¢. Anyhow, loved the vlog and look forward to many more to come.
Yep, I did nothing wrong by using our landfill. Some people have no idea how other governments work. I guess I’m the only one polluting the earth. Wow!🤦🏼♂️
Dude, Been a while since I sat down and watched your content. Still, great job on the weight loss. You are killing it!
Adam, sure liked the blog great video thanks for sharing have a great day.!.!.!.
Hi Mom! She looks SO young. Looks like your sister instead of your momma :-)
It would be nice to see some short info specific videos. I imagine you can mine key segments from a lot of these and group them nicely under different categories and create quite a useful library for folks looking for something specific. Abom79 supercuts!
Congrats on the coveralls my friend. You seem quite relaxed and happy, must be your new boss is a nice guy to work for.
Ryan
Ain't nothing better than Mom's home cooking.
Nice video, Love days like that a lot done and it's that feeling of being free to get jobs done without stress. And Hello Adams Mom.
Nicely shot and edited. Great progress forward, way to go!
I saw your Instagram footage from the landfill trip and am aware of the negative comments it generated. After watching this video I think you should have just told them to go watch the video. You did good recycling what you did and any reasonable person who watches this video would have realized that. You seem pretty happy. I'm glad for you.
Too many opinionated people not from our region and unaware of how our governments work. One country doesn’t do the exact same things as others.
@@Abom79 I believe, the problem is the word "landfill". That sounds as a thousand people, throwing their stuff in the woods, lol.
Hey Adam.
It is a Good feeling to finally break away from the normal day of going to work clocking in doing your hours clocking off and going home, and then Repeat Repeat, day in day out.
You can FINALLY have a feeling that your Life is going somewhere now.
And your Life has some meaning.
We all need to make money to Live.
But we also Need a reason to Live.
It,s always Good to see people improving there Life in what ever way they can.
All the Best for 2019.
Regards Peter.
Great tour and fantastic rust prevention !! Thanks
Hey Adam Really happy about new adventure I will miss the large machine work Best of luck
If you haven't already done so, look for bcbloc02. He likes big machines and is getting a rather large Monarch lathe ready to use.
Love the idea of the "How to Format".
landfill is interesting, our local one (UK) is always busy , it's free to use (council actually turns a profit from the recycling) but no trailers or trade waste are allowed . It is somewhat small than the abom sized one , the whole site would fit comfortably in that big shed.
I'm liking this new self employed Adam vibe! Can definitely see/hear the difference. I predict that us Abomers will be saying "Oh shit yeah, of course I know who he is, I was watching him when he worked for the man! Look what that sum bitch has now!!!"
Good to see your mom. I recently watch a interview you filmed with you and Abby. Did not realize that your dad passed away awhile ago. Saw him in a early video and thought he just did not want to be on camera. We lost my wife’s mom back in 2009, my mom in 2011 and my dad in 2013.
Love the videos, especially heavy machining and anything Abom-sized!
My humble requests:
1.) Indicating a 4-jaw
2.) Grinding HSS tools for the lathe/shaper (angles, reliefs, chip breakers, steel grade, differences for aluminum vs steel geometries you like, etc.)
3.) feeds and speeds on normal machines vs. machine at handbook recommendations
4.) tool/shop maintenance (rust inhibitors, machine cleanup after a job, spindle maintenance, etc.)
Thanks Adam! Hi to your mom from the cold Norway
Yep how tos and short videos like that will be a great addition to the channel!
We've been getting lucky here in Albuquerque nm. Our temps hang around 20 to 35 at night and we're having these 50 degree days which is really warm for us this time of year. I feel bad for all the people in Chicago and the surrounding areas, hopefully they make it through this polar vortex. Good job on the videos Adam and great job loosing weight. Looking good !
You crack me up...never seen anyone so excited to go to the “dumps”. At least that’s what we call the “landfill” in Utah. Plus....those stop signs at the dumps aren’t real anyways 😂 Also that old hand truck your moving all that stuff around with brought back some memories. My great grandpa build a coupe like that he used moving furnaces and air conditioning units and everything else for his wholesale hvac business. I was the 4the generation of that business up until we sold it in 2007. They were old and heavy, but by far the best rolling most solid hand trucks we ever had...and we had many dozens over the years. Amazing to think about when I see some of this stuff. So cool.
Adam so glad that you have take the plunge into self employment, it will be hard at first but your enthusiasm for engineering will show many potential customers to give you work from looking at your video chanel. I loved the video showing your hard days graft, and nothing made! Good luck in your endeavours and all the best to you and Abby for you futures together. You certainly deserve to succeed and you get the girl!!
It was -40 here in Minnesota this last week for a couple days, 30 some degrees is tee shirt weather for us! Hahah great video keep it up!
I'm sittin back drinking a Cold Beer Smoking Meat for the Super Bowl Party and watching you work like a Slave, Life it Good, Thanks for the Inspiring Video I've worked on some cleaning up stuff around my shop lately as well as continuing shop construction. Keep on Keeping on.
That drop point for all the hazmat is a great thing to have, particularly for fluorescent lamps. I'd sure like to see a drawing for that mic; I can't quite picture how it works.
I was wondering if those were the old coveralls....congrats Adam on achieving another goal!
Great job Abom, looking good. Stay awake with your fitness. Too many people fall into complacency and become the same as the domesticated cattle they eat. Keep your body set to a machined edge. And keep driving your passions home!
Love the road trip, you should do more like this.
Looking thinner and happier Adam. Self employment agrees with you. Tough 'Boss' tho! lol
Another SNS and the Booth trio!
Thanks.
Great video Adam. Like the sack truck, looks like it has some stories to tell.
good to see you mom, great video ,,
Interesting to see how the recycling yard works over there. Similar to ours except much larger :) I recognised a few of those roads round Pensacola from my visit last year, great city.
You got my support Adam! I know you must be nervous about going solo now, bur we will be there.
That Starrett 204 also seems to have a lot of clearance around the anvil. I have a craftsman micrometer that I picked up from an old retired machinist's toolbox craigslist find that he recommended throwing away. It was ground down almost exactly like that to fit a specific measurement he said he had to do regularly. It's still accurate enough for the work I do, I hit several of my gage blocks all right on so I kept it in case I need to get into a tight spot to measure something.
Adam, I think the How-To videos would be very well received. No matter how long a person has been in the trade, there are always new tricks to learn. Enjoyed the vlog style for a change up as well.
How to do awesome machining? Abom 79, that's how. (also, Keith Fenner, OX Tools, and Pierre's Garage) And the fact you now fit into those old overalls from days past isn't some trite thing. It brings the proud past into the current. Booth Machine Shop pride!
Hi Adam, I only recently discovered your channel through Glenn the duckman.
Have been watching lots of your videos, and 1 thing I notice is the videos from 3 years ago, and more recently.,..
Is how much healthier you look. Whatever you are doing clearly agrees with you!
Also, I can’t believe how young your mum looks!
Warmest greetings, from Bristol, 120 miles west of London.
My first UA-cam presence was on one of Glenn’s videos. 👍🏻
Great video Adam. I'm looking forward to the how to videos.👍👍. Keep warm buddy!!!
Very cool you can fit your old coveralls, it must feel pretty satisfying.
Hey Mun :)
Really enjoyed hanging out Adam. That old South Bend was a sweet find.
Mom's are always the same, I am 52 and still get the occasional treat from Mom.
Looks like we will soon be seeing a bunch of painting vlogs. Trailer, shed etc. :) Thanks for great videos Adam, keep up the good work
I just try and share what I get into each week. Some weeks may be lots of machining, or fabricating, or in the case vlogging.
@@Abom79 Whatever you put up, i watch. Was just trying to be funny, commenting on the trailer and shed, maybe needing a little tlc with a paintbrush :)
Once again, keep up the good work, i find your videos really fascinating and relaxing to watch.
Its nice to have a flexible schedule so you can do stuff when you want not just when you can.
Wise words. I´m retired, i can also do stuff when i want. I never want :-)
Dang you just cost me whatever that 204 mic sells for. Thanks for another video. My neighbor/cousin in law just quit his full time job to pursue full time his hobby/part time gig making hand poured and injected soft plastic fishing baits, he’s been at it several years nights and weekends. Always fun to see people go to work for them selves. It’s a goal of mine as well, to run my own heavy equipment/ repair machine shop.
That’s interesting but I can respect the art of hand made fishing lures.
You definitely got a workout it reminded of being the oily rag doing all those little jobs that the new boy does great video
Got that shed ready for big wind, won't blow away now! BTW: I like the fairly long videos, compiling a how-to with segments is very cool for reference. Hi Mom!
Love a good SNS big thumbs up from GB!
Adam, you might want to get those vises and that shaper table up off the concrete and onto some wood. The concrete can wick moisture out of the soil beneath. Good luck going independent. See you at the Bar-Z. Jon
Adam you’ll have to make yourself a little ramp at your storage shed door ( removable) just so you can wheel stuff straight in , all the best in your new adventure in your shop you will do well Adam with your work.
You might try building some shelving on pallets that you can move around with your pallet jack. Another thing I have thought about is putting shelving on tracks. That way I can maximize storage, but if I need something I can move the shelves on the tracks to get access to it.