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WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY: Perfectly recreating PANZER I suspension units from an original piece!
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2024
- Daryl and Jesse commence their 3rd restoration project for the year...
A running PANZER I Ausf. B (1 of only 6 in the world).
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Just commenting as an engineer on Jessie's seriously good fabrication skills, recreating a complicated part from 90 years ago when you only have a single somewhat worn and corroded part to work from requires top of the line skills, you are so lucky to have people with such skills in your workshop
That's exactly what I was thinking all the way through this amazing video. Sheer skill bordering on magic, and I hope he is paid well enough
Wow great work.
It’s a privilege to watch a craftsman at work, awesome 👍🏻🇦🇺
Jessie is a joy to watch him masterfully create those suspension parts. Well done mate!!!👍👏👏👏
Huzzah! Wednesday’s are good again😊
Yes!!!!! Workshop Wednesdays, is it me or does this make Hump day SOOOO much better! Haha good old Toowoomba.
Love Jessie's fabrication skills and to do what he does in front of the camera is impressive, looking forward to Wednesday's in 2024, have a good one guys and gals at AAAM 😊
19 minutes went by in a flash! Looking forward to next week's edition!
I’ve often read that machinery built by the German people prior to and during the 2nd World War was engineered to the maximum, just watching Jessie fabricating the suspension units shows how difficult it would have been back then without the technology of today, Jessie you are a fantastic engineer well done, as are all of the T A A A M fabricators and restorers also Kirt for the excellent filming and editing of this awesome series
Great work from Jessie fabricating the suspension units, and Darrel for his excellent turning work on the bushes, sleeves and shafts, good work from Kurt with the video. You've got a good team there 👍
That young Jessie is a master at what he does😊
Wow! I am truly amazed by Jessie's skill.. his dedication to making it right.. I am looking forward to every Workshop Wednesday. This hard working team is wonderful! Cheers from Missouri USA..
Thank you for this wonderfull Video.
Jessy did a amazing job .
I am looking forward to the next Part.
Greetings from Germany and the snowy Harz mountains
Great job by the team.
Amazing and a privilege to see Jesse at work. What a team!
I am amazed by the work that is done on a tank my country did build about 90 years ago! Many thanks for keeping these artefacts alive!
I finally figured it out , the crew are fabrication wizards, but instead of wands, they use a mig welder . It's great to see you guys back after the holidays. Work safe and keep the videos coming. Bless you all for your restoration work.
Superb workmanship, Jesse makes it look so easy.. well done.
Dam felt like five instead of 29 minutes. Can’t get enough!
I have been watching these videos for a while. Impressive is a vast understatement. Cheers to the entire staff for preserving history and in a very real fashion bringing it back in no small degree. I do not know if I will ever make it to Australia, but if I ever do, your museum will be my first stop.
I love everything you guys do. I look forward to every Wednesday to see what you have done.
I have missed this over the Christmas season. Great to see you all hard at it again.
Just flew back to Melbourne from Cairns today. Was up at Port Douglas and did intend to get to the museum but unfortunately due to the Captain Cook Highway still being closed we ran out of time to get there. Looks like I will need to make a special trip to Cairns and spend a few days dedicated to your museum. Love your work!
You won't be disappointed.
What a very good episode this week all. Jesse you are a top notch fabricator mate, just as everyone showcased in these Workshop Wednesday videos working for the Aus Armour Museum are. That suspension unit is a work of art, and reverse engineering and making the missing three units is very hard to do accurately even when you are copying a rusty original. Looking forward to next weeks episode.
Great and thoughtful improvisation by Jesse and the team, but also some really great explanation of the process. Really fascinating stuff 😊
Kurt must have Panzer IV on the brain at this moment. 18:52 He said Panzer IV B instead of Panzer I B
I wondered about that too, whoopsy. :D
Noticed that!
Yep I was looking to see if anyone else commented on it!
Impressive fabrication skills! Those suspension units are much more complex than they appear to be. Looking forward to the day when it's driving around!
Jesse is an amazing fabricator. Much respect!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Jaw dropping fabrication. Everything looks like it is so easy but I can realize that this is because of the forward thinking and of course excellent Jessie's skills working of this project.
Greetings from Poland.
What absolute brilliant fabrication work is going on here ,This Panzer tank Build is going to be something else ,I will be looking forward to it's weekly progress, you people are amazing, well done Mates.
I really enjoyed watching Jesse fabricating something quite complex. He has an exceptional skill set. As an old retired tradie, I saw and respect his calm approach. I'm wondering if a plasma cutter would make life easier for him.
Roy, I to was wondering where their plasma cutter was? I'm not sure if I have seen one in the workshop. Once you have one, you wonder how you ever got by beforehand! 😅
Sure there is the oxy-axe but who wants to lug gas bottles around and have to bother with turning things on and off?
Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
Brilliant engineering. Glad you are back for 2024 👍
I greatly appreciate how they take the time to explain their process.
I enjoy watching the clever ways you all make parts like this. Interesting to see such ingenuity at work duplicating such parts... Thumbs Up!
Great to see you guys back. Wednesdays are not the same without you. I hope the clean up went OK and not too much damage after the Christmas storms.
Incredible amount of effort to replicate a single part. Amazing
Even this early in the project, I believe that you guys have done a great job and I hope you all have fun restoring this wonderful piece of history!
the speed at which you guys get stuff done is incredible!!
It really is remarkable that all these guys wake up every day to go into a job that is both physically and mentally taxing, yet everyone seems to enjoy the work they do.
Must be the old adage, "love your job you do and you will never work a day in your life" ❤
Kudos, Gentlemen on your amazing work! It is fascinating watching a machine shop become an art studio.
Great to see such a quality fabricator enjoying what he's doing.
Fascinating watching Jessie's excellent fabrication work! I would be interested to see the total time it took him to finish one piece.
Ah cool, a Panzer I. Always nice to see you guys working on these old machines. Interesting to see the mechanics 💥👍💥
Insane the amount of work that went into these almost 100 years ago. Thanks for bringing this project back to life.
And when you think a WW2 tank’s life expectancy on the battlefield was just 20 minutes…
Restoration fabrication. This is really good. Thanks Aus Armour and Jesse and Kurt and team. It's summer there! Just great.
These guys are amazing tradesman. As a retired Boilermaker, I can see how good they are. Would love to just look at them at work. Great stuff, men.
Great to see you guys again, missed the weekly restoration videos. Fantastic fabrication work, such a joy to watch.
As a person who designs and fabricates tracked robots, both teams have phenomenal fabrication abilities coupled with extreme dedication for accuracy. Love watching the work as a person who studied German armor from a design perspective.
Guys I very much look forward to Wednesday to see what your up to at the museum. I am amazed with the skill each craftsman brings to a restoration. The videos are amazing and I wish the were longer. Thank you for sharing the incredible work being accomplished.
Nice work as always - such great fabrication skills!
Awesome stuff, I can’t wait to see it running around the track
Big hello to everyone at AAAM ! Vacations are over and time to get back to it ! Enjoyed watching Ty for sharing
It's actually, not to be pedantic; "AAAAM", 4xA
@@williammaxwell1919 Nope, it's AAAM..
That was amazing to watch, just imagine what that tank has been through in it's life, the stories it could tell, looking forward to the next chapter in this build.
I finally got a healthy fix of Workshop Wednesday ! Aaahhh, like a warm spot next week the fireplace on this frigid January morning. NO ! Do not remind me that it’s summer time in OZ, don’t make me hate you. 😉
The amount of fabrication talent at this place is immeasurable. I cannot wait to see a real, running Panzer I.
Happy New Year! Worth the wait, to see Jessie fabricate the new suspension units! That is dedication to his craft!!!!
Always an Outstanding video and presentation.
Thanks for the video and the hard work done it's the highlight of the week, cheers Boys.
I am enjoying watching the rebuild of all the tanks you guy's do here on this channel, great videos thanks for sharing.
Excellent work as always fellas!
Wow, the level of reverse engineering and fabrication to create period style parts is phenomenal. So much talent under one roof 👏
I really would have thought those original parts would have been cast, fascinating see how they were made.
Me too!
Its good to have you guys back
Wieder eine Super Wednesday Folge !
Sometimes I watch the fabrication work and think, "Seriously?... come on. Now you are just showing off!" 😃❤
Jesse has mad skills. Spot in!!
Great to see the restoration of this exceedingly rare Panzer 1. It’s great to see and hear how they were build back in the day.
Nice to see you blokes hard at it again, have missed it.
Fabrication Wednesdays rocked! Great work Jesse! Kurt thanks for asking all the questions!
Hi guys,
Love to see how you approach a restoration process with great attention to details and with immense accuracy.
This is the main reason why I love your channel and subscribed with you.
I look forward to your next vlog and send you love from the Netherlands
As always a joy to watch.
So close to a perfect narration! But Kurt calls the restoration for a "Panzer IV B" just at the end 18:50. Great episode with minor flub.
Fabulous fabrication work! Do you guys need any pattern equipment or castings made? The ability to keep the patterns and reproduce multiple parts would be a key part of the restoration of certain parts I’d imagine!
Still making patterns to this day in Australia and work is picking up nicely. Some great foundries down here too
Jessie is amazing! what an Excellent craftsman. Well done.
Free hand with a grinder like that! Jesse is a pro!
Great work, thanks for sharing!!!👍👍👍
Welcome back! Happy New Year!! 🎉 Happier still to have Workshop Wednesdays back in action!!! Kurt, I’ve missed your videography and editing, just as much as I’ve missed seeing the crew do their restoring. Thank you all!!
Blimey! - Jessie made a great job of replicating German over-engineered madness! Superb stuff. 👏
I was about 2 1/2 years into my mechanic’s apprenticeship,when I realised that I would have preferred to have been a fabricator Welder. Seeing Jessie’s skills,makes me realise even more that I chose the wrong Trade. Absolutely brilliant skills. A privilege to see it.
that craftsman is absolutely amazing. its so awesome work!
Glad you're back, I hope this year will be as wonderful as the last. greetings from the Netherlands.
Thank you for returning the Wednesday show
G'day again, keep up the good work Fellers, thank you for keeping History Alive, may be one day I will get there! from Armadale West Aust.
Brilliant workmanship. How awesome to have a Panzer 1 in the collection when it's done.
Work Shop Wednesday never disappoints! Great job ! Looking forward to future videos
As a backyard fabricator, we do love watching this. well done mate, nice work.
Nice work Gentlemen!! I worked shortly as a Weld Fabricator for BAE SYSTEMS in West York, Pennsylvania..I know the pains of tedious fabrication of parts made of Unobtainium,lol...Love to be a part of that team!...It would just be a long commute..God speed guys and keep the history alive!!!
Nice. Great to watch a good fabricator practicing his trade. Albert Speer would have been proud.😊
This is going to be awesome!
That is proper engineering and done so superbly well.
Well done each.
Great recreation of some ridiculously complicated German engineering!
this Jessie is a frabrication genius!!!!!!!!!!!
You guys really deserve a plasma or laser cutter ! Nice to see Darryl doing the Bush Mechanics thing with the Heavy Duty Chisel ! Bravo !
Would be great to see the wheel rubberising process
This make the wendsday great again. Thanks for sharing the new restoration with us und take us with you on youre jurney.
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Thanks 😀was having withdrawals from workshop Wednesday glad you are back and this is going to be an awesome project, looking forward to visiting in a few months 😀👍
The more I watch this channel, the more convinced I am that, given the time and money, these guys could just make a WWII tank from scratch if they wanted to.
If you like fabrication work, this would be a fun project. The best part is that you actually get to see your creation installed and functional.
Beautiful job guys! Looks like a new one! 😃👍!
Vundabar! It's fascinating to watch these guys succeed in getting into the minds of the German engineers who designed these vehicles. It takes a lot of practice to be able to weld a structure like this together, without having a jig to maintain the proper dimensions. Thin steel wants to warp as you weld it. Get fabrication skills!
Please pass on my compliments to Jesse. His work on these arms is amazing. My late father who was a Fitter, Turner and a Welder would have been proud of this work.
Outstanding metal fab Jesse , what a great job