You two gentlemen are my mentors. Never met either one of you but I love you both. Thank you SO much for all the knowledge you have been generous enough to share with me. God Bless
Mr. Pete is the sole reason that I have the shop that I do today… a union Ironworker for 25 years,, a cement mason for 15 and never realized how much I enjoy machining until I started watching his videos… thanks Mr. Pete…
This is one epic video by 2 great machinists of 2 generations and it's not out with the old and in with the new, but I'm guessing more than a century of craftmanship that each can teach the other about. Thanks for a wonderful guys.
Two great machinist of different generations spending time and stories together and the only two guys vedios I watch and have learned alot from. priceless and a pleasure to see
There are really about a Dozen of them. Both Keiths, RobRez, Stephan Gotswinter, The guy in Austria, Engineers ???, Bbloc, stan and the Casters: Windy Hill and others. I'm a builder, use all of their skills. 👍
Mr. Pete was the first UA-camr I found when I was trying to figure out my new-to-me Atlas lathe years ago. Then I found some young dude named Abom who was doing his very first videos and obviously nervous on the camera, but he knew his trade extremely well. I've learned learned so much from both of you gentlemen, and I'm grateful to you both. Glad to see that you have become friends.
I enjoy both channels. Great to see two friends visiting each other and sharing time together. You both have inspired to be a better machinist and helping others to be their best.
Mr. Pete is the sole reason that I have the shop that I do today… a union Ironworker for 25 years,, a cement mason for 15 and never realized how much I enjoy machining until I started watching his videos… thanks Mr. Pete… As far as going back there on a hike, I don’t know why anyone would want to visit that place knowing that three women were brutally murdered back there in 1960 …
Been watching and learning from Mr Pete for a long time. Since the beginning pretty much. Back when he never chose to have the camera looking his way. Just a Gem and a great teacher.
Mr. Pete is a gem.. and so are you. The respect you showed him goes so far into how we should treat not only our elders, but everyone. You showed a true appreciation even though the machines may be smaller than your shop. You recognized the knowledge, precision and time. This was a good one for us. Thank you.
Im 63 and I love your generation mr Pete, same my relatives were from and had three uncles in WWII - great people and real Americans with old school ethics morals and so glad to see youre is such good health. Adam I wish I could have met you and Abby when you were in my home town of Springfield illinois at the Lincoln home. God bless all you guys stay healthy and stay safe.
Love what you do MR. Pete and never miss an episode Abomb. You are both great men and people. Thank you for sharing your knowledge the way you do. I know it's a LOT of work. Both of you do a great job! Just know it's appreciated and it's NOT at all taken for granted.
Le rêve de tout bricoleur en pièces métallique. Bravo pour le Monsieur qui a réuni toutes ces machines dans son atelier. Bravo pour Monsieur Adams qui nous permet de rêver sur les sujets des travaux qu'il réalise et a ses vidéos qui vont plus loin que ses performances personnel. Le travail est la source la plus importante de richesse. B. Rooman à Bruxelles.
Nothing brings a smile on my face more than seeing manual machinery. I ran a big shaper back in the early 70s at the Voc Tech I think it was by Cincinnati. I've been following TubalCain and you as well Adam for quite a while now off/on.. Thanks so much for the video..
I had the honor to grow up with many Mr. Pete educators. I am over 75 years old now, and I remember much of what I was taught by those people. I fear that Mr. Pete might not be replaced, and it makes me very, very sad.
Adam, when I watched the video of Mr. Peterson interviewing you, I sent Mr. Peterson a message suggesting that you interview him. He said that was a great idea, but that you had already left. He never let it slip that the video interview had already been done! I have to say, that your two channels are my favorite ones to watch. As I've told Mr. Peterson, all through Junior High and High School my favorite classes were metal shop and Mr. Peterson reminds me so much of my shop teachers back then. Those classes were the only reason I wanted to go to school and the teachers were the best. By the way, I'm 70 years old now and have my own home shop. While I may have the equipment in my shop, I don't think I'll ever have the skill either one of you possess!
Really a nice video recorded in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Very fine to give Mr Pete that much space to tell! Haha, making anything but money on a shaper... Time 17:00.... "Lots of toolboxes" . Yes. What's in them? No marking on the drawers.... Search until found as I do with my 12 drawers? Joking! What space does Mrs Pete have? Joking! Very nice pictures from the walk in the nature. Hey. Where did the grill go....? Joking!
Thanks Adam, for a great tour of Mr Pete's shop and his interview with you. Your hike with him was great as well. He was the first marching person I subscribed to and I believe you were the second. In any case you two are my most watched and emulated. Thanks for all your hard work and honest sharing of technics and equipment.
Nothing Better than Mr. Pete and Adam. Two men I respect and enjoy watching from and learning from. Thanks guys its always fun to take a peek behind the scenes.
@7:48 Funny thing. I have a TON (almost literally) of Craftsman tools (before the Chinesium ones). My Mother and Father both worked for Sears in the early '50s (that's how they met). He used to joke that everything in his house came from Sears, Including his wife! I ALSO worked for Sears for three years (in the mid '70s) to pay for my ASMET degree! Sad how a once great company is about to go Tango Uniform! I knew when they got rid of the catalog ordering it was on the decline. 😠
6:03 the most important feature of using the rods is built in temperature compensation. Many factory floors are 40 deg plus or minus from the standard temp and the rods compensate for that. A lot of machine shops would be 80 deg warmer in the summer than the winter that would be a big difference on a couple of inch bore from one season to the next.
Very cool to see two of the greats together in their element and out at Starved Rock. I proposed to my fiance at Starved Rock with a ring that I made in my shop using a variety of skills that I learned from you two. Thank you both for being such great educators.
I loved this! As soon as I saw it pop up, I thought "I've been wanting this for a long time now, and I didn't even realize it! Thanks for sharing, Misters Pete and Booth!
Hi Adam Both you and Mr. Pete have taught me so much over the years. It's so nice to see you guys together. I had that micrometer for the South bend mill that was in my grandfather's tools. Had no idea of what it was for or what it went to. I saw Mr. Pete's video when he got the mill and sent him the micrometer. Thanks to you both for being good teachers.
Mr. Pete is a classic ! Very good tour. I've enjoyed watching him since his first videos where all we would see were his hands and hear his voice that would sound like Jimmy Stewart.
Adom you were in my backyard and Starve Rock is a beautiful place to visit and dine at. I love the spring and fall time of the year. Great video your friend from Decatur,IL
Mr. Pete is the real thing. What you see is what you get without pretense.
Two legends of machinist UA-camrs.
Just missing This Old Tony's pair of hands.
You two gentlemen are my mentors. Never met either one of you but I love you both. Thank you SO much for all the knowledge you have been generous enough to share with me. God Bless
Mr. Pete is the sole reason that I have the shop that I do today… a union Ironworker for 25 years,, a cement mason for 15 and never realized how much I enjoy machining until I started watching his videos… thanks Mr. Pete…
This is one epic video by 2 great machinists of 2 generations and it's not out with the old and in with the new, but I'm guessing more than a century of craftmanship that each can teach the other about.
Thanks for a wonderful guys.
Mr Pete is a treasure
Always nice to see people getting along. Love Mr. Pete and Abom.
Mr. Pete and Adam together. Does not get any better than that! Thanks for the video.
Great visit Adam. Thanks Pete. Old machinist from Australia.
Mr Pete a living national treasure!
Two great machinist of different generations spending time and stories together and the only two guys vedios I watch and have learned alot from. priceless and a pleasure to see
There are really about a Dozen of them. Both Keiths, RobRez, Stephan Gotswinter, The guy in Austria, Engineers ???, Bbloc, stan and the Casters: Windy Hill and others. I'm a builder, use all of their skills. 👍
Mr. Pete is an amazing Guy!
Mr. Pete was the first UA-camr I found when I was trying to figure out my new-to-me Atlas lathe years ago. Then I found some young dude named Abom who was doing his very first videos and obviously nervous on the camera, but he knew his trade extremely well. I've learned learned so much from both of you gentlemen, and I'm grateful to you both. Glad to see that you have become friends.
Same here! Both are my YT Shop Teachers.
As someone from Illinois. I appreciate that you pronounced Illinois correctly!
I enjoy both channels. Great to see two friends visiting each other and sharing time together. You both have inspired to be a better machinist and helping others to be their best.
Mr. Pete is the sole reason that I have the shop that I do today… a union Ironworker for 25 years,, a cement mason for 15 and never realized how much I enjoy machining until I started watching his videos… thanks Mr. Pete…
As far as going back there on a hike, I don’t know why anyone would want to visit that place knowing that three women were brutally murdered back there in 1960 …
The OG and the torch carrier.
oh yeah
Two legends folks....what a treasure! Thanks Adam for doing this video
What a wonderful workshop! Awesome set up Mr. Pete. Thanks Abom79 for making this vid.
This warmed my heart... I love Mr Pete. and everything that hes done for the sport.
It's so beautiful to see these legends visit each other.
Two of my favorite You Tube creators! Great to see the both of you in the same video.
I just watched this for the second time in two years and I'm still jealous.
How cool is that.... Man this one warmed my heart.
Mr Pete is a absolute legend
Been watching and learning from Mr Pete for a long time. Since the beginning pretty much. Back when he never chose to have the camera looking his way. Just a Gem and a great teacher.
Mr. Pete is a gem.. and so are you. The respect you showed him goes so far into how we should treat not only our elders, but everyone. You showed a true appreciation even though the machines may be smaller than your shop. You recognized the knowledge, precision and time. This was a good one for us. Thank you.
thanks mr pete.. fantasic shop.. al that nice clean machins.. rely nice.
thans adam abby ant mr pete.
gr from holland
You guys are awesome. Thanks for all of your hard work and dedication. Mr Pete and Adam.
Im 63 and I love your generation mr Pete, same my relatives were from and had three uncles in WWII - great people and real Americans with old school ethics morals and so glad to see youre is such good health. Adam I wish I could have met you and Abby when you were in my home town of Springfield illinois at the Lincoln home. God bless all you guys stay healthy and stay safe.
Two of my favourite channels, coming together.
Very cool to see you both together. Many greetings from Germany.
Thank You Adam, And Mr Pete. 2 of my favorite you tubers together.
Wow..A couple of legends..thanks for making your videos available for us all to enjoy..you have both entertained me for many years now....Thanks!!!!!.
We love Mr Pete, he has inspired so many!
Love what you do MR. Pete and never miss an episode Abomb. You are both great men and people. Thank you for sharing your knowledge the way you do. I know it's a LOT of work. Both of you do a great job! Just know it's appreciated and it's NOT at all taken for granted.
Hang'n out in the shop with Abom and Mr Pete awesome video
Thank you Adam and especially Mr Pete for his hospitality! Great connection between you guys.
The two Icons of UA-cam in one place. Awesome!
Le rêve de tout bricoleur en pièces métallique. Bravo pour le Monsieur qui a réuni toutes ces machines dans son atelier. Bravo pour Monsieur Adams qui nous permet de rêver sur les sujets des travaux qu'il réalise et a ses vidéos qui vont plus loin que ses performances personnel.
Le travail est la source la plus importante de richesse.
B. Rooman à Bruxelles.
Two of my favorite u tubers getting together. Thanks to both of you.
Still a pretty spry old geezer.
I can imagine that shop. I wish mine was as neat and organized.
Starved rock is very nice park, I am glad you had the time to go there with Mr Pete.
Nothing brings a smile on my face more than seeing manual machinery. I ran a big shaper back in the early 70s at the Voc Tech I think it was by Cincinnati. I've been following TubalCain and you as well Adam for quite a while now off/on.. Thanks so much for the video..
Loved that one you look like brothers in an arms just so nice thanks for posting
two legends in one video, just great.
I had the honor to grow up with many Mr. Pete educators. I am over 75 years old now, and I remember much of what I was taught by those people. I fear that Mr. Pete might not be replaced, and it makes me very, very sad.
Love these two men and absolutely love the shop and the trade ! Very cool.
If I was living in IL; I would visited @mrpete222 . He is a treasure 😊❤
People like Mr Pete are few and far between. Good to see his shop and hear some history. I am glad you and Abby were able to visit.
Adam, when I watched the video of Mr. Peterson interviewing you, I sent Mr. Peterson a message suggesting that you interview him. He said that was a great idea, but that you had already left. He never let it slip that the video interview had already been done! I have to say, that your two channels are my favorite ones to watch. As I've told Mr. Peterson, all through Junior High and High School my favorite classes were metal shop and Mr. Peterson reminds me so much of my shop teachers back then. Those classes were the only reason I wanted to go to school and the teachers were the best. By the way, I'm 70 years old now and have my own home shop. While I may have the equipment in my shop, I don't think I'll ever have the skill either one of you possess!
Super....2 Words....TWO GIANTS...thank you both for all you have done for all of us who continue to learn from the "Giants"
I have saw alot of Mr Pete's shop but that was a different angle on things i enjoyed it alot thanks.
Really a nice video recorded in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Very fine to give Mr Pete that much space to tell!
Haha, making anything but money on a shaper...
Time 17:00.... "Lots of toolboxes" . Yes. What's in them? No marking on the drawers.... Search until found as I do with my 12 drawers? Joking!
What space does Mrs Pete have? Joking!
Very nice pictures from the walk in the nature.
Hey. Where did the grill go....? Joking!
Cheers to all shop teachers like Mr. Pete.
Mine was Mr. Nieman. He was an awesome and patient man.
Two legends!
I love it when my favorite tv shows do crossover episodes!
:)
Thanks Adam, for a great tour of Mr Pete's shop and his interview with you. Your hike with him was great as well. He was the first marching person I subscribed to and I believe you were the second. In any case you two are my most watched and emulated. Thanks for all your hard work and honest sharing of technics and equipment.
The wifes Christmas present 2 years ago was a brand new Gerstner for her Jewelry. She loves it!
Nothing Better than Mr. Pete and Adam. Two men I respect and enjoy watching from and learning from. Thanks guys its always fun to take a peek behind the scenes.
The saw blade clock is pretty 😎
@7:48 Funny thing. I have a TON (almost literally) of Craftsman tools (before the Chinesium ones). My Mother and Father both worked for Sears in the early '50s (that's how they met). He used to joke that everything in his house came from Sears, Including his wife! I ALSO worked for Sears for three years (in the mid '70s) to pay for my ASMET degree! Sad how a once great company is about to go Tango Uniform! I knew when they got rid of the catalog ordering it was on the decline. 😠
Thank you gents , two true machining legends
Regards
Partsmade 🇬🇧
You guys rock...
Men like yourselves.. was the backbone of the Industrial revolution...!!
Keep on making it fun...
Nothing but respect for you guys and thanks for sharing.
Wonderful visit thanks for sharing!
My two favorites!
You guys Rock
Mr. Pete is a treasure! Thank you for the tour of his shop Adam!
Thank you, Adam and Mr. Pete, I enjoyed it.
I'll feel privileged if one day I visit the teacher Mr.Pete. Adams is a great man too.
Thank you
"you can make anything on the shaper you want except money"🤣 I like his sense of humor
Great to see these two awesome humans together - thanks to both of you for all the instruction and entertainment that you continue to share with us 👏
6:03 the most important feature of using the rods is built in temperature compensation. Many factory floors are 40 deg plus or minus from the standard temp and the rods compensate for that. A lot of machine shops would be 80 deg warmer in the summer than the winter that would be a big difference on a couple of inch bore from one season to the next.
thank you so much. i have a 1920s line shaft lathe and I love the thing. use it more than i ever thought that ii I WOULD
Very cool to see two of the greats together in their element and out at Starved Rock. I proposed to my fiance at Starved Rock with a ring that I made in my shop using a variety of skills that I learned from you two. Thank you both for being such great educators.
Howdy fellahs! Thanks for the constant transfer of knowledge from an old lady just learning.
I`m a CNC machine repair engineer but I love old school conventional machines 👍👍
Nice man that Mr Pete. Thanks Adam.
I loved this! As soon as I saw it pop up, I thought "I've been wanting this for a long time now, and I didn't even realize it!
Thanks for sharing, Misters Pete and Booth!
aaaaayyyyyyy Welcome to Illinois!!!!
Hi Adam
Both you and Mr. Pete have taught me so much over the years. It's so nice to see you guys together.
I had that micrometer for the South bend mill that was in my grandfather's tools. Had no idea of what it was for or what it went to. I saw Mr. Pete's video when he got the mill and sent him the micrometer.
Thanks to you both for being good teachers.
I am supposed to be working, but I had to pause and watch Mr. Pete and Abom!
What a great visit and really cool content in the video Mr Pete is the man!
Mr. Pet's shop has a lot of things in it but is very well organized.
The big boy and the (old) Pete, I enjoyed this story and pictures, thank you very much.
Mr. Pete is a classic ! Very good tour. I've enjoyed watching him since his first videos where all we would see were his hands and hear his voice that would sound like Jimmy Stewart.
My two favorite machinists - love to you both, you’ve taught me so much. Great to see you together.
Great visit lovely to see Mr Pete’s shop. Just how did he manage to get all those machines into the basement
He has a video or Pictures on the Bridgeport. The column was carried by 4-5 Strong Men down stairs.
Legends!
Great video. You all are fantastic
What a fantastic tour! Love me some Mr. Pete!
The tool box is a Windsor. That’s why there’s no Gerstner label.
I believe you may be correct. Your comment isn’t getting the attention it should.
Thanks Adam for the video great stuff.
Thank you so much for all your work,so enjoyable to see your shop n machinery.
.Thank you so much for sharing. My two favorite UA-cam Teachers!
I hope you guys made it through the Hurricane OK
Adom you were in my backyard and Starve Rock is a beautiful place to visit and dine at. I love the spring and fall time of the year. Great video your friend from Decatur,IL
Thanks Adam for the tour of Mr.Pete's shop🤗😎🤗😎