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I can’t believe this is only a one man, one woman and one dog shop. Do you not have other people working for you? My father was a machinist. We like to pass the time together watching your videos. Any other similar videos we watched together my father would include a hundred comments on how they are not doing something properly. Not yours though, he’s says your videos and also workmanship are a model of excellence. I enjoy the fact that you use your head not your back in moving heavy objects around. Thank you for the tips and entertainment. Excellent videoing and editing,,,your wife has a wonderful gift. So many neat touches and techniques. Love from Canada.
@@ToreDL87 yeah man, 10 minutes in that position and the lower back is already telling you this isn't a nice place to be. I've spent hours in below the knees spots welding away and it is not fun.
Wow! The customer wanted "just like new" and he surely got it! Superb work. And Kudos to the camerawoman for some of the most beautiful chip photography ever! Thanks!
The drawers removed from the shelf to get enough space for the rod through the lathe 🤣🤣 It's the little details that gets me clicking the video in a jiffy!
Similar thing happened to me just came across one of there videos on FB and been watching ever since. Very satisfying to watch. Learn something new in every video
Me too. The care and attention to the finest detail is very impressive. Kurt’s approach has got me looking at how I assess and deal with issues. More thought, less hung-ho, better results.
Wow! 47 minutes of Cutting Edge video goodness - had to pause the video before watching in order to make a coffee and get settled down before my Friday fix. Thanks again.
Most people wouldn’t believe how many people that have shaped industry and even the medical fields were self taught. The mother of invention is necessity.
I give the toy two weeks, the rod a couple years and that oil can a lifetime; Matty did a really great job on that one. I'm glad you and the missus are having fun, your videos are a lot of fun to watch end to end and I appreciate all the time you both put into them.
A man who works with his hands is a labourer, A man who works with his hands and his brain is a Craftsman, but A man who works with his hands, and his brain, and his heart is an Artist
Hi Kurtis, I really don't understand why some people have a Thumbs Down ..... You are a very motivated craftsman, you have the best tools, you do something that not many people in the world can do - extremely heavy precision work! Or is it something personal from those guys .... Keep it up man because every video is again a gift for me and I can envy you ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
hey mate thanks for the support! It seems to be the same amount of thumbs down when each new video goes up so we think there must be some haters hating haha jealousy is a terrible thing 😂
@@stephenthompson9722 The island is a special place especially for the out door lover .We love it here with the exception of the pesky bears and cougars and this weekends low 40C weather but other than that its our paradise. Cheers...
yes, very relaxing and satisfying to see that the work is done in a proper and precise way. It's like you would do it if you could and seeing the excellent results is always great and rewarding.
The pride in every part he makes. He makes things for people and I know they would not think of calling someone else. Except I think it be easer going and picking one up at headquarters of parts world wide 4 miles from me. But this fine machinest is not that close. Push the 👍. He works hard showing us how things are made !
Really great videos, I started work in a shop similar to yours but on a much smaller scale, the firm I worked for made scales and measuring equipment, that could literally weigh the ink in a full stop on a sheet of A4 paper, but then my career changed, I went into Londons Metropolitan Police,and after 30+ years in that, went and worked for a High Court judge, but watching your videos, with the sounds of metal being machined, I can still smell the hot metal and the distinctive smell of the coolant. Bring back great memories, but I don’t think we would have got away with your safety officer in the 60s, very well done. ( love the out-takes by the way.)
The customer has the same OCD I have, they wanted it to look like new- stock, and our Aussie guy was happy of oblige, i loved the extra lathing work and then black paint job.
You are an artist with the work you do on the lathe. I'm also very impressed with the safety/security officer managing all the fame bestowed upon him, he has not seem to change his attitude at all. Plus the camera person still enjoys the little 4" things in life.
I'll say it again. What a privalige it is to watch a master at his craft. I love what you do, but most important is seeing you love what you do. You have a great gift! Thanks for sharing!
Excellent Job as usual. I like how you counter bore the replacement rod to accept the donor eye from the F'd up shaft.. Ensures proper alignment when welding.
Same- Used to love Abom79's videos.. I still enjoy his content, but no more big machining- It's all homegamer stuff. The guy's incredibly talented, for sure.. But I genuinely prefer Kurtis' content and NOT JUST because he isn't fucking *_obsessed_* with the piece of crap shaper
@mashrien yea I genuinely can't figure what Adam's goals are anymore. He built a nice new shop and stocked it with a lot of nice toys but all that seems just to support his hobby and make a video twice a year. I don't think it's an advertised business to make money.
@@maggs131I used to think that his goal was to build up a respectable business for himself. But it's become obvious that his new goal is a big payday from selling his new shop and an early retirement. Good for him I guess... But his videos were originally meant to be educational. Now his only concern seems to be whether he mentioned his latest company sponsor enough times during each video.
WOOHOO, It must be Friday. I know what your outback folks deal with now. We are breaking temp records. It will be 46C+ here today. We are normally at 23C. Very dangerous for many of us. Friends are here as I have some AC. No silver pouring till this breaks. I have always preferred the Induction hardened bar as they can be repaired as verse to chrome as you well know. We used a fluid type buildup as it is done cold. I never tire of seeing these done. It is funny to see the toolbox drawers missing behind the lathe. There as a nice comparison to just how long the new lathe is as well. Your pup is always a happy fella, LOL and that oil can is just way too cool. A hand made beauty indeed. It is incredible to see the tooling tech now compared to 50 years ago. That 25mm drill style and ceramics weren't even thought of as carbide was just in its infancy. High speed was still commonly used when I was a pup in school. For hardened pieces lengthy grinding operations were a regular occurance. I may be old school but I sure am digging this stuff eh. Well mate, Tis another thing of beauty. I hope your having a great weekend my friends.
Hey mate hope it starts to cool down for you all soon! That is very hot, where we are in summer it usually tops at about 40°C but very humid and muggy which isn't nice. You always pick up on the little details in the vids! Yeah lots of awesome tools available these days definitely makes the job easier. Take care, cheers 😎👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering The ceramics are sooooo wonderful. I can't count how many carbides I have wasted trying to buck my way through chrome and induction hardened pieces. Same shit here today. It kind of sucks as the casting sand produces better finishes so damned if ya do and damned if ya don't, eh......
Would love a video on your inserts and what the ID numbers stand for, their strengths and capabilities are and how you choose them for the job at hand. love your work mate! -Higgo.
One thing that I noticed is how incredibly safe you are, I would've just let that steel beam hit the floor and jumped back and bitched about how need to lift it up afterwards. We need the safety inspector at my job. 🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️
Morning guys....... looking forward to this feature length video throughout the day....... still think there's a crew of 10 or more employees hiding in the background........ Savage workload 👏 👏 👏.......
Friday evening here in France, strange how having worked my arse off all week is made better by a few glass’s of wine watching someone else do the same😂
Thank you guys for yet another amazing video!! We really do appreciate the time and effort that you put into doing these vids. We around the globe truly do anticipate when the next video comes out! Loved that this weeks vid was 45 minutes long!! You are teaching and entertaining us around the globe. Thank you!! See you next week.
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering I tried the responsible adult thing and went to bed at 6am :D I saved this video for later in the day and have no regrets! Excellent work as per usual sir.
Yeah, finally made it. Thanks for another week of shiny metal! My first view of that oil can made me think it was the world’s toughest chew toy for Homeless! 😂 No bananas were harmed in the making of this video. I guess all you needed was a handle, and you become the lord of the cling-wrap! Thanks for another great one, and enjoy your weekend, Team!
Ok Kar...urtis, the outtakes and mishaps are a great addition to the typical seriousness of the videos. It funny and yet educational because we get to see the mistakes and unforseen instances which only coke from years of machining! Thanks Kur..Karl!
Love the explanations. Love the slow mo. Really love how you show what the part is and where it goes on the machine. Super love the out takes. Excellent channel. Signed…. The real Carl. Lol.
Nice work with the camera Karen! You get better and better with each vlog. Some of these shots today were amazing! Not everyone gets to see what we as machinist see on a daily basis. Nice work Kurtis it's always gratifying to me to watch another machinist work. Always looking forward to your next vlog.
Quite a skill you have there! I made a birdhouse out of popsicle sticks once. Put some seeds in it, hung it in a tree and a bird flew right to it. The house fell apart. The bird is fine. I don't build things anymore.
The carbide thread cutting inserts are brilliant. No more time wasted grinding a cutter that’s good enough. Just when you think “She’ll be right” she’s not…
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering I use full form thread inserts all the time. Only if I'm getting chatter I switch to one size fits for all insert because it's more free cutting 👌🏻
Now Curtis, you know damn well your work is good enough those people are selling that as better than O.E.M grade !!! And the dog is a nice added touch. He's a beautiful boy. Can't believe someone would leave a dog like that homeless????
Admittedly, the videos show a much condensed version of the jobs you do; truly a master of your craft! Then, the outtakes prove you are human. You have a wonderful collection of machines and tools. Is there a long lead time in receiving new stock? Your metal supplier seems to be fantastic.
Well explained, informative and always entertaining. The last bit with the tongue tied Kurtis is the cherry on top. I'm nicknaming you "Interruptus". Kurtis Interruptus.
You are a master in the trade. Filming the video is great, showing all the things that are going on at the time makes it fill like I'm there. From Fresno Calif. USA
This is a lesson on how to do it!. Would like to have some of his skill and knowledge. At 79, almost, expect that it is not going to happen. The time, watching hom, goes past quickly, and I pick up little tips as it goes. Thanks.
The next time you install a bushing using the liquid nitrogen, can you put a mike on the eye so we can hear how the metal sounds as it's warming up and expanding?
I have used liquid nitrogen installing bushings for landing gear on aircraft. The bushings were close to 4" diameter and they never made any noise when warming up and expanding that I was aware of
@@jerrycann6374 yeah, but when you did install them did you ever put your ear real, real close to the bushing as you installed. Like afraid your ear might get stuck to a super cold bushing close?
@@RuneLar no but it was in an enclosed room so no ear protection was needed and putting the bushing that shrunk a few thou into a room temperature housing the bushing expanded almost immediately. You had to drop the bushing is very quickly or it would bind. Bushing shrink .002 for every 1" diameter bushing
@@jerrycann6374 You know how like you can see someone in a room, and the room is very quiet, and you know they are alive but can't hear their heartbeat? If there was a microphone on their chest and played on UA-cam, WE might be able to hear that heartbeat. In this example the bushing is the random person's heart.
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@tony king will be keeping the beard for a long time 🤣
Haah im a long time follower of mattys workshop on my old account. Couldnt remember that yt name till now. Cheers kurtis 👌🤘
I was curious do you guys run that Big machine shop by yourself? Awesome work and even cooler if you do it all on your own...
Good on you shouting out Matty, he's a top banana 👍💞
@@thats_my_comment, yes, it’s a one-man shop, plus Karen on accounts, and Homeless as Safety Officer.
This is the rare customer that allows Kurtis the deep pleasure of finishing a job perfectly. It looks wonderful with the glossy black paint.
when did he not finish a job perfectly
I can’t believe this is only a one man, one woman and one dog shop. Do you not have other people working for you? My father was a machinist. We like to pass the time together watching your videos. Any other similar videos we watched together my father would include a hundred comments on how they are not doing something properly. Not yours though, he’s says your videos and also workmanship are a model of excellence. I enjoy the fact that you use your head not your back in moving heavy objects around. Thank you for the tips and entertainment. Excellent videoing and editing,,,your wife has a wonderful gift. So many neat touches and techniques. Love from Canada.
The clock in the back ground was a cool addition.
100% agree. I have always thought to myself "I wander how long that takes" now I know.. a bloody long time stuck in one position 😬
@@MrSupafly119 Yeah an hour grinding/welding in that crouched position doesnt sound like much.
... Till you do it > Not so fun anymore 🤣
@@ToreDL87 yeah man, 10 minutes in that position and the lower back is already telling you this isn't a nice place to be. I've spent hours in below the knees spots welding away and it is not fun.
Yes, definitely. I was expecting this to take far longer honestly. I would have expected 2-3 hours. But it still can't be comfortable.
A german Clock! :D
Wow! The customer wanted "just like new" and he surely got it! Superb work. And Kudos to the camerawoman for some of the most beautiful chip photography ever! Thanks!
The drawers removed from the shelf to get enough space for the rod through the lathe 🤣🤣
It's the little details that gets me clicking the video in a jiffy!
Good catch!
Randomly discovered this channel 2 weeks ago, since then I've lost myself in hours worth of machining. Love the channel.
welcome to the channel mate glad you're enjoying the vids
Similar thing happened to me just came across one of there videos on FB and been watching ever since. Very satisfying to watch. Learn something new in every video
And happened to me. Found it by accident now watch it every night to catch up.
Me too. The care and attention to the finest detail is very impressive. Kurt’s approach has got me looking at how I assess and deal with issues. More thought, less hung-ho, better results.
Wow! 47 minutes of Cutting Edge video goodness - had to pause the video before watching in order to make a coffee and get settled down before my Friday fix.
Thanks again.
Enjoy mate!
Safety officer is priceless, always brings a smile.
These are some of the best filmed and explained videos I've seen.
I’ve gotta say that for somebody who’s self taught, you’re pretty bloody good Kurtis!
The camera lady’s pretty good too 😉👍
Thank you! Cheers from us both 😎👍
Most people wouldn’t believe how many people that have shaped industry and even the medical fields were self taught. The mother of invention is necessity.
@@RadDadisRad Ditto!!!!
I give the toy two weeks, the rod a couple years and that oil can a lifetime; Matty did a really great job on that one. I'm glad you and the missus are having fun, your videos are a lot of fun to watch end to end and I appreciate all the time you both put into them.
That paint job looked slicker than an Owls Poo on a Glass Doorknob!!!! Bravo
Here in Georgia (USA) we have a similar saying: "It's like hot chicken fat on a stuck doorknob."
A man who works with his hands is a labourer,
A man who works with his hands and his brain is a Craftsman, but
A man who works with his hands, and his brain, and his heart is an Artist
Hi Kurtis, I really don't understand why some people have a Thumbs Down ..... You are a very motivated craftsman, you have the best tools, you do something that not many people in the world can do - extremely heavy precision work! Or is it something personal from those guys .... Keep it up man because every video is again a gift for me and I can envy you ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
hey mate thanks for the support! It seems to be the same amount of thumbs down when each new video goes up so we think there must be some haters hating haha jealousy is a terrible thing 😂
Successful business, happy 2ic, cool safety officer. Bound to get under somebody's skin.
Could be the OEM sales men…. 😜
@@guybonfiglio5899 dare say cat not happy
Perhaps the thumbs down are tender souls being offened by the fruity language in the out takes?
I haven’t watched the video yet, but seeing it is 48 minutes long makes me happy.
Watching from South Africa, your channel was recommended by my brother who works at a Platinum smelters❤
Amazing thanks for watching mate glad you and your bro enjoy the vids 😎👍
Is that near Rustenburg? Grew up there!
@@jq4t49f3 yep
South Africa? Do they play rugby there?
@@joelhart9020 Occasionally, though they are known to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory all too often.
People need to watch things like this to get a better understanding of what just makes the world go round!
Homeless needs a youtube channel as well. He's so vocal I love it. Another great video and cheers from Vancouver Island.
We would lose all our subscribers 🤣
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Put a go pro on Homeless.
Homeless already HAS a UA-cam channel... He's trained Karen and Kurtis as the primary actors!
Hey Tee Mac my wife and I are watching Alone. About 10 people surviving on North Vancouver Island. Pretty interesting!
@@stephenthompson9722 The island is a special place especially for the out door lover .We love it here with the exception of the pesky bears and cougars and this weekends low 40C weather but other than that its our paradise. Cheers...
really enjoy watching a real craftsman at work, love the pup!
Yay, been waiting for this. Friday therapy
Get on it 😂👍
yes, very relaxing and satisfying to see that the work is done in a proper and precise way. It's like you would do it if you could and seeing the excellent results is always great and rewarding.
What a productive pair you and Karen are !
YEAH! After missing out last week, I can finally watch my most favorite YT-Show! CEE-Cup is filled and we are ready!
Have a nice weekend everybody!
Hey mate You're forgiven this time 🤣 a long vid to enjoy this week to keep everyone going til next week 🤣👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering indeed a very long one! Loving it
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering oh and before I forget: nice beard! And I really like Kares music selection for those timelapses. Keep up that great work!
The pride in every part he makes. He makes things for people and I know they would not think of calling someone else. Except I think it be easer going and picking one up at headquarters of parts world wide 4 miles from me. But this fine machinest is not that close. Push the 👍.
He works hard showing us how things are made !
it's so relaxing watching these videos for some reason
Really great videos, I started work in a shop similar to yours but on a much smaller scale, the firm I worked for made scales and measuring equipment, that could literally weigh the ink in a full stop on a sheet of A4 paper, but then my career changed, I went into Londons Metropolitan Police,and after 30+ years in that, went and worked for a High Court judge, but watching your videos, with the sounds of metal being machined, I can still smell the hot metal and the distinctive smell of the coolant. Bring back great memories, but I don’t think we would have got away with your safety officer in the 60s, very well done. ( love the out-takes by the way.)
I’m glad that you found a job that you really love to do that makes you happy
The customer has the same OCD I have, they wanted it to look like new- stock, and our Aussie guy was happy of oblige, i loved the extra lathing work and then black paint job.
You are an artist with the work you do on the lathe. I'm also very impressed with the safety/security officer managing all the fame bestowed upon him, he has not seem to change his attitude at all. Plus the camera person still enjoys the little 4" things in life.
we're a humble trio can't let fame or the size of things get to us! 😂
I'll say it again. What a privalige it is to watch a master at his craft. I love what you do, but most important is seeing you love what you do. You have a great gift! Thanks for sharing!
Pure art. Thank you for a top quality piece of entertainment. Just got to love a man that is good at his job. And a lady that is too!
Thanks Steve glad you enjoyed it
Agree !!!
.... teamwork ..... and you can drive the ball and laugh nicely off-screen .... subscribers love you ...
Excellent Job as usual. I like how you counter bore the replacement rod to accept the donor eye from the F'd up shaft.. Ensures proper alignment when welding.
I'm a retired machinist. Never got to see big parts being cut thanks
Since Adam quit his daily job - this is the channel to see big things are being machinned.
Same- Used to love Abom79's videos.. I still enjoy his content, but no more big machining- It's all homegamer stuff.
The guy's incredibly talented, for sure.. But I genuinely prefer Kurtis' content and NOT JUST because he isn't fucking *_obsessed_* with the piece of crap shaper
@mashrien yea I genuinely can't figure what Adam's goals are anymore. He built a nice new shop and stocked it with a lot of nice toys but all that seems just to support his hobby and make a video twice a year. I don't think it's an advertised business to make money.
@@maggs131I used to think that his goal was to build up a respectable business for himself. But it's become obvious that his new goal is a big payday from selling his new shop and an early retirement. Good for him I guess...
But his videos were originally meant to be educational. Now his only concern seems to be whether he mentioned his latest company sponsor enough times during each video.
WOOHOO, It must be Friday. I know what your outback folks deal with now. We are breaking temp records. It will be 46C+ here today. We are normally at 23C. Very dangerous for many of us. Friends are here as I have some AC. No silver pouring till this breaks. I have always preferred the Induction hardened bar as they can be repaired as verse to chrome as you well know. We used a fluid type buildup as it is done cold. I never tire of seeing these done. It is funny to see the toolbox drawers missing behind the lathe. There as a nice comparison to just how long the new lathe is as well. Your pup is always a happy fella, LOL and that oil can is just way too cool. A hand made beauty indeed. It is incredible to see the tooling tech now compared to 50 years ago. That 25mm drill style and ceramics weren't even thought of as carbide was just in its infancy. High speed was still commonly used when I was a pup in school. For hardened pieces lengthy grinding operations were a regular occurance. I may be old school but I sure am digging this stuff eh. Well mate, Tis another thing of beauty. I hope your having a great weekend my friends.
Hey mate hope it starts to cool down for you all soon! That is very hot, where we are in summer it usually tops at about 40°C but very humid and muggy which isn't nice. You always pick up on the little details in the vids! Yeah lots of awesome tools available these days definitely makes the job easier. Take care, cheers 😎👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering The ceramics are sooooo wonderful. I can't count how many carbides I have wasted trying to buck my way through chrome and induction hardened pieces. Same shit here today. It kind of sucks as the casting sand produces better finishes so damned if ya do and damned if ya don't, eh......
And the best parts last the screwup's with the future mrs cracking her jokes too lol 4 inches !
The way you put the rolled up piece of paper insdie the bushing to protect it during painting, genius! i'd have spent 5 hours trying to tape it off
Just an magician, can't get enough of your work mate. Love watching it. Thanks for sharing
Cheers mate! Thanks for watching
Keep the clips of Homeless, I just lost my Staffie of 13.5 years and seeing him brings so many good memories. Thanks
Brother, thank you for making my office morning here in Hamburg, Germany less boring! :-) Stay safe! Cheers!
Hahaa happy to help mate glad you can enjoy the vid and have a good Friday 😎👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Same to you! :-) You´re doing a great job!!
Thanks again for letting us be in the shop a little while. I miss it at times since I retired. I will be watching for next week!
What a good worker, no shortcuts the quality of the work is top notch
Would love a video on your inserts and what the ID numbers stand for, their strengths and capabilities are and how you choose them for the job at hand.
love your work mate!
-Higgo.
Лучшая команда по обработке метала)) шерстяной - босс))
I agree, that really was one of the cutest boring bars you've ever used.
What a pair and of course Security Dog. Besides the entertainment I also learn a lot. Good deal for the viewers.
One thing that I noticed is how incredibly safe you are, I would've just let that steel beam hit the floor and jumped back and bitched about how need to lift it up afterwards.
We need the safety inspector at my job. 🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️
Safety officer takes his job seriously. We also like him I think that makes a difference 😂👍
Your video of you working is pleasant to watch. What I mean is not only the work but the camera work too and how you explain things.
Morning guys....... looking forward to this feature length video throughout the day....... still think there's a crew of 10 or more employees hiding in the background........ Savage workload 👏 👏 👏.......
Evening from here mate! If you count Carl and Homey there are 4 of us 😂👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering 🤣
Not sure how this ended up in my recommended but I’m not complaining! You do a hell of a job!
Friday evening here in France, strange how having worked my arse off all week is made better by a few glass’s of wine watching someone else do the same😂
haha enjoy mate! and have a good weekend
Love the outtakes. You both have a good sense of humor.
Very nice job, paint and everything. I am looking forward to the new lathe. Homeless might need a toy box.
You three are the best from the USA
Rare sighting of the fabled apprentice's 'Long Stand' at 3:34.
Just need sightings of the rest now:
Tin of Elbow Grease
Bucket of steam
Bottle of Prop Wash
etc.
The outtakes prove your human. I'd have a beer with you any day! Keep up the precision work! Love the channel. 🤙👌
Thank you guys for yet another amazing video!! We really do appreciate the time and effort that you put into doing these vids. We around the globe truly do anticipate when the next video comes out! Loved that this weeks vid was 45 minutes long!! You are teaching and entertaining us around the globe. Thank you!! See you next week.
Your thread cutting simply amazes me.
Watch this at 3am as it’s released or save it for the morning… the hard choices!
Hit that play button who needs sleep! 🤣👍
I saved it for the morning lol.
@@bubbakushingtonIII well I’m watching it at 3am, if that helps. ;)
My choice was "both" because I started dozing off last night. Started over this morning. hey, it's a dozer part anyway.
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering I tried the responsible adult thing and went to bed at 6am :D I saved this video for later in the day and have no regrets! Excellent work as per usual sir.
My favourites ,machining and welding.Great job.👍👌😊
Good job Kurtis, I like the one hit of the hammer to insert the bush to depth!!!!
Agree !!!
OUTSTANDING Workmanship ......
Your wife is very patient, lol
And she laughs at you!
We all screw up, but you work is great,
Really talanted guy, no bodge jobs, doesn't take short cuts. Love watching him work. Keep up the good work dude.
Yeah, finally made it. Thanks for another week of shiny metal! My first view of that oil can made me think it was the world’s toughest chew toy for Homeless! 😂
No bananas were harmed in the making of this video.
I guess all you needed was a handle, and you become the lord of the cling-wrap!
Thanks for another great one, and enjoy your weekend, Team!
Hey Geoff hope you've had a good week mate. A handle and a tiny roll helped haha. Cheers😎👍
Отличная работа ! Лайк оператору ....всегда тебя поддерживает
"They do cop quite a floggin'"
This is a new phrase for me.
Ole Homeless is absolutely Fabulous 🏴☠️❤️🎥👍🏻💯 ! Great VIDJA’s !
I think everyone can appreciate a new fresh bush. 😂
Yeah, but that liquid nitrogen insertion.... I'm not so sure about that! 😂😂😂
Love the clock in the background... nice effect!
Emballé, c'est pesé
Encore un client heureux, bon travail Kurtis
Ok Kar...urtis, the outtakes and mishaps are a great addition to the typical seriousness of the videos. It funny and yet educational because we get to see the mistakes and unforseen instances which only coke from years of machining! Thanks Kur..Karl!
We've been waiting all week to see Kurtis to play with his Big Rod...
You won't be disappointed...giggity 😂
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering already the Video tells me he's going to be hammering some Bush into his big rod....
Be still my beating Heart...
You may be thinking of his Fans only channel
Great video again thanks Kurtis. I'm digging the yellow hostage tape too.
Love the explanations. Love the slow mo. Really love how you show what the part is and where it goes on the machine. Super love the out takes. Excellent channel.
Signed…. The real Carl. Lol.
Kurtis-
That Ram, "Factory". That looked as good as the new rams direct from Caterpillar. Nice job.
Nice work with the camera Karen! You get better and better with each vlog. Some of these shots today were amazing! Not everyone gets to see what we as machinist see on a daily basis. Nice work Kurtis it's always gratifying to me to watch another machinist work. Always looking forward to your next vlog.
Good job Kurtis !
Thanks for sharing.
You want it to look standard, no bother here it is, great finish Curtis.
Quite a skill you have there! I made a birdhouse out of popsicle sticks once. Put some seeds in it, hung it in a tree and a bird flew right to it. The house fell apart. The bird is fine. I don't build things anymore.
превосходно. Спасибо вам за видео. успехов!
Jepp, konventionell kann ich es auch mit 47 Jahren Erfahrung nicht besser. 5 Stars!!!
The carbide thread cutting inserts are brilliant. No more time wasted grinding a cutter that’s good enough. Just when you think “She’ll be right” she’s not…
Right on mate we love the carbides
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering I use full form thread inserts all the time. Only if I'm getting chatter I switch to one size fits for all insert because it's more free cutting 👌🏻
Now Curtis, you know damn well your work is good enough those people are selling that as better than O.E.M grade !!! And the dog is a nice added touch. He's a beautiful boy. Can't believe someone would leave a dog like that homeless????
Admittedly, the videos show a much condensed version of the jobs you do; truly a master of your craft! Then, the outtakes prove you are human. You have a wonderful collection of machines and tools. Is there a long lead time in receiving new stock? Your metal supplier seems to be fantastic.
Well explained, informative and always entertaining.
The last bit with the tongue tied Kurtis is the cherry on top.
I'm nicknaming you "Interruptus".
Kurtis Interruptus.
Honestly dude, love your videos, watch every single one as soon a you post!
hey mate thanks for supporting the vids glad you enjoy them
You sir, are a LEGEND, homeless is gorgeous and the camera lady, what a team!
You are a master in the trade. Filming the video is great, showing all the things that are going on at the time makes it fill like I'm there. From Fresno Calif. USA
My initial thought when I saw the thumbnail: "Why would I want to spend 47 minutes watching a steel bar get thinner?"
47 minutes later...........
😂👍 thanks for watching mate
This is a lesson on how to do it!. Would like to have some of his skill and knowledge. At 79, almost, expect that it is not going to happen. The time, watching hom, goes past quickly, and I pick up little tips as it goes. Thanks.
Dirkus....... That, my friend, is addition through subtraction. The bank account loves addition!
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering great video clip
That was great again I think when he painted it that might have not been the first time he has done this he does the best job on you tube
Love the vid as always, was waiting for vid since the announcement. Now I can go to sleep. Almost 1am here good night all
Night mate thanks for waiting and watching!
physics at work at 40m20s - heating and shrinking - cool ! really nice to see it works like a charm, one hammer blow and it fits
Aside from your amazing skills as a machinist, you appear to be an expert at polishing the shaft.🤣🤣
Had lots of practice 🤣
That dog can handle a micrometer like you wouldn't believe! He's a professional!
We call them 'bushings" in America. A 'bush' is a plant/vegetation over here in the States. ;-)
Wrong Steve! They invented "bush" in OZ!!
We talk slowly so we have to shorten words.
Another nice piece! Little paint was a nice touch! Well done Kurtis and another nice job with the camera work Karen!
MN USA.👍🏻
I've been subscribed for sometime now and am really impressed with your work but dressing out the weld on this project is really next level!
Hey mate! Thanks for supporting the vids and appreciate the comment 😎👍
Homeless Bignutz..lmao. I lost my coffee. Keep the vids coming, really enjoy the thim. No nonsense just working..thanks guys.
The next time you install a bushing using the liquid nitrogen, can you put a mike on the eye so we can hear how the metal sounds as it's warming up and expanding?
Thanks for the suggestion! Now I need to get a little mic 😄 Karen
I have used liquid nitrogen installing bushings for landing gear on aircraft. The bushings were close to 4" diameter and they never made any noise when warming up and expanding that I was aware of
@@jerrycann6374 yeah, but when you did install them did you ever put your ear real, real close to the bushing as you installed. Like afraid your ear might get stuck to a super cold bushing close?
@@RuneLar no but it was in an enclosed room so no ear protection was needed and putting the bushing that shrunk a few thou into a room temperature housing the bushing expanded almost immediately. You had to drop the bushing is very quickly or it would bind. Bushing shrink .002 for every 1" diameter bushing
@@jerrycann6374 You know how like you can see someone in a room, and the room is very quiet, and you know they are alive but can't hear their heartbeat? If there was a microphone on their chest and played on UA-cam, WE might be able to hear that heartbeat. In this example the bushing is the random person's heart.
Great job Kurtis. As a former CWI in the States I appreciate your prep before welding, especially the preheat.