Expanding The Workshop! | Part 1 | Container Storage
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2022
- It has been long overdue and we have FINALLY started our workshop expansion! We need to move and organize all our consumables and materials from the workshop into our new 40’ foot shipping container but first we install and setup the pallet racking in the container. We also move our old 40ft container and position it in place ready for the “igloo” container shelter for our outdoor fabrication area. We have also sold and move our LZMT Lathe to make more space in the workshop. We complete the clearing and moving of the workshop pallet racks to gain another 120m2 of space and show a few vintage old school machines that we have been storing!
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Those presses could be rebuilt a next video I guess. 2hour video maybe
The presse(s) are what type including the Paris Orgin
Pretty sure we used those things at email in orange NSW.
I used to call them brake presses.
Perhaps someone from there could remember more about the one you have no info on.
@@importantdolphin8974 Only two hours video? No, a day :-)
Hi, I’m wondering about putting the container on the bare ground, will it not sunk in at heavy rain ?
Greetings from Germany
Preserving old historic machinery? Who knew you had a soft spot in your heart.
Kurtis, watching your business expand and prosper is one of the coolest things on UA-cam and real testament to the effort you both put into its success. I hope there is enough left in the purse to take your K-babe to Bali for a recharge. Growing the business is amazing but we are here for the good times not for a long time. Regards from Scotland.
I like Sanur Beach over Kuta because I'm too old for the chaos.
It’s inspiring and motivating
Congratulations on you and Karen’s flourishing business! Great to see good things happening for great folks who have earned it.
Thanks so much!
Love the ' if you need something done right, do it yourself' set of skates! Well done!
Totes respect for keeping historical machines going! My family made many of the original Australian farming, engineering and wine machines, I love seeing them kept in action!
He could do a whole youtube series just restoring vintage machinery, and it would probably get a lot of eyeballs.
What was the name of the company Kombi Man?
'Wine machine'?
Sounds like a fun lady to take out on a date!
@@Le_Comte_de_Monte_Felin ... Or the worst time with a date one's ever had!
"No, please, carry on about how your ex boyfriend sucks and how much you now hate him."
I hope Homeless has inspected the new container and the new location of the old one - ah the out-takes answered that one :-)
Loved the time-lapse of the pile of boards shrinking - nice editing Karen :-)
Sorting though unwanted junk is always deeply satisfying!!
Never thought I would spend half an hour watching someone tidy up their wardrobe, but these are the times we live in. Nice one.
It's actually an addicting video rabbit hole watching people re-arrange/upgrade their shops
My mom always said “where there’s a will, there’s a way”. You guys are the epitome of that.
I set 2 pair of containers like you did for a guy, he must have asked me 20 times if the width was right. I had a gauge cord which we had marked out and checked it loads of times before the crane came...he wanted to check it as the crane was pulling out so I held the cord 18" short and he thought they were too wide and nearly passed out lol
LMAO you bastard 😂😂😂 well played
That's funny I know someone just like that.
Hello Kurtis,
Great to see & hear that the workshop is expanding... all richly deserved.
Take care.
Paul,,
That old grinder machine was HUGE epic piece of history👍
I love that you have an interest in preserving history and are keeping some of the older machines and not just scrapping. Awesome vids!
The more space you get, the more stuff you will fill it up with! Never ending
This is true 🤣😅
Its Software, Children and technical gases that also fill every room available.
Container shelter is a priceless add on. Getting the sun off your back makes a huge difference.
Nice....
until it catches wind?
It is nice you feel that way about history --- so many don't !
The way you moved that container was one of the cleverest things I've ever seen in any field.
Picking up that coin with the forklift was something else! Nice work on the shop expansion so far!
I learned that trick 40 years ago. The guy that supervised the shipping dept where I worked, use to bet truck drivers he could pick up a nickel with his forks. A lot of them bet him he couldn't ;)
Great to see you doing your bit to conserve your national heritage 👍
What amazes me the most is how much you accomplish working alone. Great show.
In the USA there is a vary large group of us dedicated to finding, restoring, and using vintage machinery, weather it is for metal or woodworking. It is part of our history. When you talked about those punch presses which are part of Australia's history, it put a big smile on my face. In the future when you run across other vintage machines, please include them in you videos.
Two big thumbs up! Happy to see you expand and admire your love of country.
Thanks for saving the Australian made equipment from the scrap bin. I saved and restored an Australian made Leland Gifford 1LMS from scrap.
awesome mate, we've got to preserve what we can of Australian made machinery
I always chuckle a bit when i see that tractor. Seeing that its very practical yet its such a funny looking contraption overall.
Its amazing that You want keep alive an history of Australian industry!!!Keep up the good work!
Much respect for cherishing the historical machines. All too easy to forget our past.
Love the fact you are keeping the Aussie made gear around.
Best you tube site going always look for your posts keep the posts going Quality xxx
Brilliant, love these behind the scenes workshop videos and it's really nice to see the pride in your countries engineering history thanks guys.
Karen, great job on the editing. I am so pleased that you are able to expand and improve your capabilities as a company. Keeping historic items is very important, it allows the generations to come to learn about our time.
Thanks Tim! We've joked about making a machinery museum but maybe one day it will happen
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Even if you don't, you have preserved things so other people can, well done. 👍
Thank you for taking the time, space and passion for preserving Australia’s history rather than scrapping. This was a different but equally interesting & informative content. You both have a knack for producing interesting and informative videos, always look forward to CEE Friday drop. Thanks Kurtis , Karen & Homey🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Cheers from Philadelphia, PA,USA. Love you two. Thank you!! Keep them coming my friend.
Nice to hear there are folks out there who collect and restore machinery such as this just like any other form of equipment, particularly Aus made .
Your video editing, time lapse, camera angles are spot on. Very impressed your really good at it 👍
thank you very much!
I also enjoy the sound effects
I just love your hard work and her great camera and editing work.
Thank you very much!
Using the forklift as a dolly was great. Strong work!
Bloody love your dog…nothing better than a Staffy 🥰
10:23, make a blanking tool for the one and forming tool for the other and make key tags with your logo on it. (it will be just the kind of light-duty" jobs for these machines in their old age!) Nice to see you guys expanding.
the expensive bit would be the dies. but im sure kurtis could machine something like that in house.
So happy to see that you value the machines of the past. It breaks my heart to see all of the good ole manual machines being scrapped out for shit that will be worn out, or obsolete in 10 years.
Just heard today that our 8 year old Doosan is down. Needs a spindle column wiring harness. None in the USA. 2-3 mo wait for one. Doh!
Clouds in the Timelapse, nice!
Very interesting and it’s good to see you doing well. Ie needing more space. Homeless is a beautiful little fella
Love to see you guys succeed and expand! Very well deserved!!!
Really cool info about the thumpers. Much respect for wanting to rescue a piece of history from becoming scrap
So glad you have a sense of history and preservation. And particularly for such wonderful old Aussie machinery. Well done mate and cheers.
Awesome! I love vintage and antique tools, i enjoyed seeing the stuff you saved from the scrap bin. Cheers
It's great to see a Business expanding especially when so many have failed due to the effects of Covid & I hope you can carry on doing so 👍
Safety officer made my day, the excitement on his face did it for me! Thank you!
Wow, a lot of Very old machine
I like them too.
Very happy to wake up them modified something for working much more functions.
I love the invisible forklift operator 🤣 cracking use of equipment when you need to get the job done and you are on your own apart from the giggler and Homeless 👍🏻
Hahaaa was waiting for someone to comment on that. Karen was going to edit in Homey to look like he was driving 🤣
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering that would have been funny.
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Definitely should have, get him earning his keep😂
Sometimes ya just gotta let God take the wheel😁😁😁
Giggler 😂😂😂
Weirdly, this video might be one of the most intimidating of yours I've seen. Knowing what it takes for me to move/triage the stuff in an office, garage, or basement (and the extent to which I basically never get to it), what you got through in a weekend was astonishing.
It’s the triage, isn’t it? I can get geared up to move things around, but sorting and deciding just drains me.
I’m getting ready to downsize & move, and I envy the storage space they’ve built! Plus the business, relationship, and a much smarter dog!
@Kevin Bauer Absolutely. It’s the sustained decision making capacity that’s so rare and impressive.
Talking about 'Thumpers'.
I left school at fifteen in the early sixties and had a year to wait before starting my apprenticeship. I spent some of that year working at AC Delco in my home town of Dunstable in the UK. I worked on a line producing distributors which was adjacent to the press shop. It never ceased to amaze me the speed at which these presses produced components and the noise they made doing it. From a rhythmic thumping every few seconds on the larger presses to smaller ones that rattled away like machine guns. I would imagine many of the operators suffered serious hearing damage from the relentless noise.
Great video, can't wait to see the next one.
I like how you are preserving the past that's good stuff
Gday kurtis and Karen, bloody big job shuffling around a workshop and a brilliant idea having the container shelter, I don’t think the dolly wheels you made will ever give trouble, shit load better then them skates you had, awesome job as always mate, have a great weekend, cheers
Hey Matty, yeah I was dreading sorting out all the stuff but good to have a clean up and some organisation. Looking forward to having the shelter up for the outside fabrication area, beats gouging in the rain 😂 I've actually done an upgrade on those shithouse skates, will see that in the 2nd update 🤣 Have a good one mate chat soon 😎👍
I really liked the go in the container empty come out full shot, well done Giggler! It is nice to keep old machines safe, good on you Kurtis! Thanks Kurtis, Giggler and Homey!!
It's absolutely bloody brilliant to see an Aussie preserving some historic machines that help build our manufacturing history, as an avid U Tuber we do get bombarded with yanks rabbiting on about USA history. It makes a refreshing change, more power to you mate and am happy for you to see your business expanding.
Good work on keeping some of that old machinery. It's important that someone does.
Sure is a huge sense of accomplishment setting up something new and having things organized,looks fabulous 👍👍
i cant believe how hard Homey was working in the office, ripping and decapitating his toys, while you two were playing Tetris with the yard😂, great video and I totally agree that some things should be kept . In our charge to the future we forget how we got there .
Looking really good! The shop is looking better every time! Thank you....
One of the best UA-cam channels out there, and a nice dog to top things off.
Seems like every new video I see the editing gets better and better! Awesome work!
thank you so much!
Love it. Sorting out toys is always fascinating.
That's a lot of work Kurtis, but it's worth every minute of your free time . And you gaint a outside workshop . Gr.Jacob
Using the fork lift like a giant skate! Wow that is clever!
Love the updates on expansion. Happy to see you growing as your channel grows. You guys deserve everything coming your way!!!
thanks so much mate we appreciate it
Glad to here you are doing bracing between the racks. SAFETY OFFICER approved.
This outer work shop will great for fab and gouging jobs without rain delays.
Will interesting how you get power and air out to the Australian igloo.
That grinder is Aussie size. Go big or go home.
With extra large Aussie stones 😏
I appreciate the way you move heavy equipment by yourself. Hope everything goes well with your projects for expansion of your work shop. Jerome Manhattan Ks. USA
@8:27-8:35 cool shot! Also the way you moved the container... ingenious! Great video, of course.
Karen the editing on this one was top notch, nice job.
Thank you!!
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering No worries, if you make it down to MEL for the next manu expo I'll come say hello, unfortunately we only have Polly Woodside nearby as far as ships go
Thanks for the vid - excellent as always.
Looking forward to seeing the "igloo" installation.
Good on you for saving the old machines.
The shop-made skate is as we say in the UK: "the dog's bollocks" 👍 (meaning is is very good and not referring to Homey 😁).
All the best,
Paul
Hey Paul, here's hoping we lined up the containers to make the igloo installation easy enough, might have to empty the swear jar before we start that job lol
Teamwork makes the dream work !
lmao the bloopers are amazing keep up the good work
LOVE from ARIZONA
All good stuff. I like that big old grinder and it is great to see old machinery saved from the scrap or export. Top stuff!
@@ralphgesler5110 That depends on the size of the pencil, type of wood it's made of and the if it has a graphite core, carbon core or crayon core. All very important factors.
Personally, l would use to sharpen my toothpicks, pencils and barbeque skewer.
Always love seeing that yard crane. Everybody should have one of those.
Feel free to send me one! :D
The workshop is looking good, guys! 😎😎
We LOVE..... Homeless !!!
He's the best dog on UA-cam
Looking forward to part 2 especially the igloo going up 🦘👍
here's hoping we got the measurements and containers set right to make the igloo install easy enough 😅
I also
That thing is awesome, I would kill to have something like that in the future.
Thanks for another excellent video! Congrats on the expanding business, and mad respect for preserving some Australian engineering history! Not enough of that here in the USA.
Well, that was interesting! Handling and and moving such big and heavy equipment alone takes great ingenuity. And you did it safely! A huge amount of hard work - something I could watch all day! 🙄😆 Thanks for sharing it with us. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m not afraid of hard work, I can sit & watch it all day long.
Mate, saving historical machinery. Ripper, and Thank You. I have seen so much going scrap metal here in Central Qld. Makes you cry.
Thank you so much,I really enjoyed the expansion video,a lot of work,but time well spent,your planning ahead payed off.
Very impressive how you move things with the yard crane,I think that is a neat machine,I love the sound of it,especially on fast forward mode with the quick shifts.
Homie is such a delight to watch,I love him,he can easily "steal the show" anytime.
He's built like a bull,snorts and grunts like a pig but he's all dog.
Thanks again for the expansion video, looking forward to the next video for sure.
Take care,stay safe and well.
Love how efficient you work. No screwing around or damaging stuff moving. I also identify with your obsession on how you open stuff with the knife. I hate when people rip open packaging and then realize they got the wrong item or want to make an exchange and it becomes a problem to return because of destroyed packing.
Great to see some John Heine presses. I worked on these during my apprenticeship. We would service them every 12months and not have to touch them again till next service. Such a simple machine but an absolute work horse
Love your videos.
Watch them daily love the fact that I am not the only one that hate to see Australian development's wind-up in the scrap bin 😊👍
I really appreciate your dedication to Australian history and older equipment!
what a transformation your enbark on! an gonna be good when done! an some lovely older machines!! cant wait for next video! cheers!
thanks for watching mate hope to have another update soon
The nicest condition container I've ever seen ! Suggest when placing shelf supports, don't put them right at the ends, bring them in a little will give better support. (Think like bessel points, a bit different but similar idea). If my maths is right, around 14% of the total shelf width from the end is optimal if you have a central support as well as one either end as shown.
I think he said “brand new” at the start.
Brilliant editing job.
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New Castle Precision Machine
Love your videos
Hi Kurt's , Karen and Homie. I was so happy when you talked about how important history is and that you were going to give some of your things to someone who will respect those items the way they should. Awesome shuffle around to I love your work Brother. I really look forward to your video's as your attention to detail is outstanding. Your a real craftsman Kurtis. Take care guys.
The new shipping container will make your storage solutions so much easier. I noticed Tomey had the same set up at their factory. Great idea because it got all the finish parts, bearings and consumables out of the workshop dirty environment. Cheers 🍻 Aaron
Hey mate yeah i'm enjoying having all the parts out of the workshop and in one place
That international is definitely a nice piece of Australian history too!!!
Great video as always. very interesting and thanks for sharing. Also HUGE bonus seeing homeless enjoying things.
You could hang an single rail overhead crane with a chain hoist in the middle of the container. This way you can transport heavier stuff from back to front. Then a removable traverse between the shelfs so you can easyly slide material in and out of the shelf itself. So you could place pre produced materials like eyes or struds in and out by yourself without help.
The loading traverse only needs to be about 300mm wide with heavy duty rollers like they use for conveor belts.
Good Day
Have done this. I've a heck of an over sized crane salvaged from a clients factory turned house. He wanted to scrap it, i bought it, something like 300 tons, i barely use a third of that power, but it's extremely useful whenever we unload material off and on transports. Massive fluid time saver for labour in that respect. Hung between four stacked two and two containers to maximize the volume. All the shipping drivers love us because we take the least amount of time to move shit off their trucks and the least amount of work too. :))
@@aserta
Aussie engineering at its finest.
@@aserta One thing about a machine"s POWER capability, it is never too MUCH. LOL
We’re just about to put 2 x 20 foot containers in on a friends property up near Bundaberg. One thing we’re going to do is put in a small solar powered ventilation pump to draw air through to keep it fresh inside and get rid of the stink that they develop. Really like the shelving you guys put in.
yeah that's a good idea!
Great idea with the vents!
@@rjung_ch not just for the stink, more importantly for the vapors of anything flammable stored in them. There's quite a few videos showing how dangerous they can be if not properly vented.
@@GRid-yk2ru We will putting in a weatherproof air vent low down at the other end to draw fresh air in from that rather than relying on a leak someplace.
Awesome to se your progress, may God continue blessing you.
Just found your channel. Love the content and the fact you are paying respect to your native machinery by not letting them become scrap.
Your videos are so good and so well explained, I could watch you move sh*t around your workshop all day. Also, I'm amazed that setting up those shelve took an hour. When you started I thought to myself, that'll be a nice half day project.
It's Friday Night! Greetings to Kurtis, Karen and Homeless. Looks like your trip to Sydney was fun and hopefully relaxing for you. 😀
Hey mate! Yeah was a good couple of days we enjoyed and not being in the workshop for a change lol