Wanted to note that you sound so much more upbeat and excited in your new videos than you did in the classics. Its great to see first hand how your life and attitude evolves over the years.
Adam, it's not about the size of the piece you are machining, it's more about the complexity, skills and processes used. It's always a pleasure to watch you work.
I love them, I miss the days when you were making videos at Motion Industries and that boring mill was on of my favorite machines, I appreciate these legacy videos...
Just adding my voice regarding the Legacy Series. I like the purpose the Legacy series fulfills. There are going to be time when you will be unable to do a new video every week. So a replay of an "Oldie but goodie" is a great Idea. So You tubers think they must publish new content and not create new video of subject already done. I for one don't agree. I watch yours' and other's video so I can learn about a hobby I can never get enough video. So even though so may not like the replays. I'm not one of them. Just don't over do it, please! Saturdays are always better with a video from Abom79.
I still like watching your videos. Especially where you explain the more difficult technical stuff. Keep up the good work. Thumbs up from the Netherlands.
Hey Adam - this really took me back and made me realise just how long i've been subscribed to your channel! Hope you get to realise your dream and get some big machines either in the shop thaty is being worked on now, or the shop you want ot build on your own land!
They are all good video's Adam. I have watched some of your video's two or three times. It doesn't matter how old they are you learn something new every time you watch one. Cheers keep them coming.
love the legacy series Adam, dont know how the hell you find the time to be a family man run your shop, build a new shop, edit all the content and always have a smile on your face. actually I know what it is. you love your work and its part of your heritage. you got hot chips in your genes brother. keep working it I look forward to watching every week.
As I said at the time, Motion was short sighted with their video ban. I remember you were taking your personal tools to work to benefit them and bringing items home to complete in your workshop. Also, they couldn’t buy that kind of advertising showing the work and quality.
I enjoy these Legacy Series vids, these are what interested me in your channel. I do welding and love the hugh steel and iron material and I love the beautiful blue chips that come off. My prayers are with you and Abby as you continue your life journey together.
WELCOME HOME.... Enjoyed the video of the "Big Haul"...what a great vacation you and Abby had. Time for tooling the new shop and getting that new land cleared......
Even though I've already seen all the old stuff I really enjoy the reruns, I mean I watch Andy Griffith shows that I've seen Dozens of times and still love them. No one out there puts out more enjoyable content than Adam, keep it up, Love the content, no matter if it's cooking, camping, machining, setting up a shop, whatever. Scraping is pretty boring but I still watch that some...LOL
Adam I have always enjoyed your videos... this is great a blast from the past as it were... You deserve to take some time off and I am very happy you found Abby... have fun and thanks for sharing ;)
Really liking the Legacy Series Adam. The content from your time a Motion was excellent. They are great fillers for when you are unable to produce new stuff or just to throw one in now and again to take the pressure off😎😎
I have watched all the sns videos since number 1. Took me ages to get the back numbers done since I subscribed about number 130. I dont remember this particular video but the value of the whole channel is the inspiration it engenders for me in my small personal machine shop. I have about half adam’s machine capacity. Had to make a pulley for my car to replace a plastic one that cracked and no spares available. I was inspired by the channel to make my own. Tony
I'm enjoying the Legacy series even though I think I saw most of them soon after I found your channel. Which was not at the beginning, but I think 4-5 years ago, at least.
you deserve a lot of credit for what you have accomplished with your channel. there are a lot of good machinists out there, but not many that have the ability or desire to communicate what they are doing. all the best to you.
You two should try to slip sequoia national park into your schedule next year to see the giant living fossils of our day you won't be disappointed. 👈😁👍
I always like to go back, and watch the making of the building of the rotating welding table! Last Christmas, I was in bed, fighting the Covid fever. And I watched the whole series twice! I think I recovered faster because of that! LOL ;) Another series, I like to return to and rewatch, is Stefan Gotteswinter and his fantastic tool post grinder build series! Good luck with the new shop, and be safe!
I seriously had no interest in Adams travel Vids. I was here for the metalworking craftsmanship! However, Adam and Abby together simply hooked me. An everyman travel vlog... Without the product placements and sponsorships of so many others! Just real folk having an awesome time traveling! Can't wait for the next big haul series!!
Heck yea we lov you showing and including us viewers to watch. I love to see what efforts go into large part set ups (@@)! Adam, I just acquired a full set of Helios 1-12 outside mic's,,,please share your input one day about there brand. Doesn't have the Fowler name, so maybe pre-90's?? Bear.
I remember this episode. The horizontal boring mill is probably my favorite machine you've run on this channel. It's a beast!. It'll be good if you some real heavy equipment like this for the new shop Cheers
I learned about indicator sag the hard way. Long story short I had about a year in, had a guy with about 15 years in teaching me. After a crash he had me sweeping a pocket on my cnc lathe to see if it the turret was out with my $5 mag base I got out of the back of a van haha. The service guy very kindly showed me the proper way to do it.
Adam, it is always a learning experience to watch your videos! Not only do you know a ton but you have a very good presence in your dialog. Thank you for yesteryear and for today! FWIW from a physicist perspective: You may have been able to get rid of the chatter (vibrations) by clamping some heavy mass to the top on both front and back sides (to counterbalance). Vibrations are always due to a drive mechanism (here the cutter) delivering energy at a certain rate coupled with the natural fundamental frequency of the work piece or one of the higher harmonics. Increasing the mass of the workpiece will change the fundamental frequency and harmonics. Changing the surface speed could also help "de-tune" and also the depth of cut (changes the energy being delivered). Not always an easy problem to solve obviously. Regarding your future plans...it will happen if you want it to. Keep doing what you are doing!
Were the theorists to extend their input by creating a program that simulates the vibrations for a particular setup, and one that can accept (or even generate) alterations to the rig to minimise them, then it would be a very useful tool on the shop floor.
I like your channels Adam. I've learned alot from you. I use to be a machinist apprentice years ago before i entered into aviation maintenance. I like airplanes better than machining.... lol
I use a lot of dial bore gages in my company for any ID measurements needed they are way more accurate that way over a inside mics and telescopeing gages. My boss was forced to buy a 3 point iD micrometer. He had to buy it to match the other company we do work for. And the parts are used for a f35 fighter plane.
When my Father was working at a fab shop for Ag equipment he put his digits of his buttstock number from his rifle he carried during Vietnam on all his tools . He never lost a tool from the farmers' sons losing their memory on who owned what.
Hey everybody is allowed to have a life away from UA-cam and get time away. Glad your about making time for your family and getting out for your long haul trips come see me in Alaska.
Great job, Mr. Booth! Keep her Going, Baby. This is better than other things (for Me) Putting The mind To Some Good Use. Management:? Made the Biggest Mistake. Keep an Eye Open for Great Used Machines! Lots Out There. Management at an old fab shop, Scrapped an old Vertical 4" x 36" ? Round Table Chuck, 1940s, Often I would Look At That Old Beast, Wanting to upgrade it, It's been Gone 20 years now. Keep An Eye Out! Many machines as You Know can be running again. When like Management says "There Just taking up space" They get sold for scrap! Thanks, Good Entertainment.
Most certainly, it would have been a mess if you opened up the diameter with a grinder or torch, this leaves a nice job nice and is a good solution to the problem.
Keep these up Adam. Ive seen some before but as you have said they are a few years old. Which is great as watchinh cool old vids is awesome. I do miss your big heavy chip making. But as there was no other option you choose well. Ive learnt so much from watching the like of yourself, Mr Chrispin, Joe Pieczynski and ThisOldTony, but to name a few. Thank you
I think that more depends on the overall size of the worm piece, the bigger it is the more the heat will dissipate, the smaller the more it will build up and cause warping... also depends on what kind of material, as well as tolerances... the tighter the tolerances the more you're going to want to measure at room temp =)
Since I am a legacy (old) myself I enjoy watching the old videos. That said, I also enjoy new videos, also! If something new comes up I'll jump on it like a duck on a June bug. Greg
I am sorry to hear that Adam .Your previous employers were jealous and ungrateful and I remember them trying to steal some of your fame with their lame video series .It is their loss !
I ran a boring mill for the last year of my apprenticeship . A machine from the Czech Republic that had some strange features. Does the Kearns mill have a rotating table? I also turned the mill into a giant lathe for a job using the cross slide from a lathe. The disk I was turning (60" dia) was so large I had to walk around it to get to the controls. OSHA would have had a fit if it had been in the USA.
Vernier calliper gauge - ground the ends off a gift cheap plastic set today - jaws flared like a fecking trumpet ! Trying to measure something at the jaw tips - so the badly worn section had to go !
Wanted to note that you sound so much more upbeat and excited in your new videos than you did in the classics. Its great to see first hand how your life and attitude evolves over the years.
Adam, it's not about the size of the piece you are machining, it's more about the complexity, skills and processes used. It's always a pleasure to watch you work.
I love them, I miss the days when you were making videos at Motion Industries and that boring mill was on of my favorite machines, I appreciate these legacy videos...
I enjoyed the legacy videos, I appreciate you putting something out when you're on holiday. Not everyone has dug through all of the past videos
Just adding my voice regarding the Legacy Series. I like the purpose the Legacy series fulfills. There are going to be time when you will be unable to do a new video every week. So a replay of an "Oldie but goodie" is a great Idea. So You tubers think they must publish new content and not create new video of subject already done. I for one don't agree. I watch yours' and other's video so I can learn about a hobby I can never get enough video. So even though so may not like the replays. I'm not one of them. Just don't over do it, please! Saturdays are always better with a video from Abom79.
I still like watching your videos. Especially where you explain the more difficult technical stuff. Keep up the good work. Thumbs up from the Netherlands.
Hey Adam - this really took me back and made me realise just how long i've been subscribed to your channel! Hope you get to realise your dream and get some big machines either in the shop thaty is being worked on now, or the shop you want ot build on your own land!
They are all good video's Adam. I have watched some of your video's two or three times. It doesn't matter how old they are you learn something new every time you watch one. Cheers keep them coming.
these legacy series reruns are a great idea
Love the legacy series. I can't believe I've been watching so many years.
love the legacy series Adam, dont know how the hell you find the time to be a family man run your shop, build a new shop, edit all the content and always have a smile on your face. actually I know what it is. you love your work and its part of your heritage. you got hot chips in your genes brother. keep working it I look forward to watching every week.
Thanks for that introductory background on you and the Kearns mill. Glad to learn that.
I Love the legacy series Adam! Keeping going man. you further my love for machining just by watching you!
As I said at the time, Motion was short sighted with their video ban. I remember you were taking your personal tools to work to benefit them and bringing items home to complete in your workshop. Also, they couldn’t buy that kind of advertising showing the work and quality.
Love the old videos of the big peice machine turnings
I appreciate these flashbacks, in fact these are new videos to me cause I'm sorta new to your channel.
Great content as ever, many thanks!
I enjoy these Legacy Series vids, these are what interested me in your channel. I do welding and love the hugh steel and iron material and I love the beautiful blue chips that come off. My prayers are with you and Abby as you continue your life journey together.
WELCOME HOME.... Enjoyed the video of the "Big Haul"...what a great vacation you and Abby had.
Time for tooling the new shop and getting that new land cleared......
4:37 it didn't take too long :) I'm glad you did it !
Really like seeing these older videos again.
Don't recall you mentioning they weren't letting you make videos anymore, that really sucks.
Love going through the old videos Adam. Really enjoying the legacy videos while you guys have a deserved break.
Even though I've already seen all the old stuff I really enjoy the reruns, I mean I watch Andy Griffith shows that I've seen Dozens of times and still love them. No one out there puts out more enjoyable content than Adam, keep it up, Love the content, no matter if it's cooking, camping, machining, setting up a shop, whatever. Scraping is pretty boring but I still watch that some...LOL
That was a video that I had missed before, I have tried to watch them all. Really good stuff!!!
Keep you the good work you have done. I really in joy watching you every weekend
Adam I have always enjoyed your videos... this is great a blast from the past as it were... You deserve to take some time off and I am very happy you found Abby... have fun and thanks for sharing ;)
I’m loving these videos man. I miss the old stuff!
Really liking the Legacy Series Adam. The content from your time a Motion was excellent. They are great fillers for when you are unable to produce new stuff or just to throw one in now and again to take the pressure off😎😎
I have watched all the sns videos since number 1. Took me ages to get the back numbers done since I subscribed about number 130. I dont remember this particular video but the value of the whole channel is the inspiration it engenders for me in my small personal machine shop. I have about half adam’s machine capacity. Had to make a pulley for my car to replace a plastic one that cracked and no spares available. I was inspired by the channel to make my own. Tony
I love the legacy stuff. I miss it. Been a subscriber for a long time.
I'm enjoying the Legacy series even though I think I saw most of them soon after I found your channel. Which was not at the beginning, but I think 4-5 years ago, at least.
Thank you Adam I always enjoy watching your videos I am watching from South Africa
I like looking back at old projects. Hey, I rewatch classic movies too!😃👍
Thanks for sharing with us Adam, great job. Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻✋🏻✋🏻
I am enjoying the heck out of the Legacy Series :-)
you deserve a lot of credit for what you have accomplished with your channel. there are a lot of good machinists out there, but not many that have the ability or desire to communicate what they are doing. all the best to you.
You two should try to slip sequoia national park into your schedule next year to see the giant living fossils of our day you won't be disappointed. 👈😁👍
I'm liking the legacy vids Adam!
I always like to go back, and watch the making of the building of the rotating welding table! Last Christmas, I was in bed, fighting the Covid fever. And I watched the whole series twice! I think I recovered faster because of that! LOL ;)
Another series, I like to return to and rewatch, is Stefan Gotteswinter and his fantastic tool post grinder build series!
Good luck with the new shop, and be safe!
The place that I work for right now I recommend all of them to watch you
Adam, one day I truly hope to meet you. I am fascinated by the work you do and want to learn it my self
I am a long time viewer and I wish you and Abby the best of luck I truly mean that.
I seriously had no interest in Adams travel Vids. I was here for the metalworking craftsmanship! However, Adam and Abby together simply hooked me. An everyman travel vlog... Without the product placements and sponsorships of so many others! Just real folk having an awesome time traveling! Can't wait for the next big haul series!!
Thanks Maestro 👊🏻
Adam as always your videos are very helpful to the machining community. How about a refresher on drill sharpening or lathe tool grinding?
Great video Adam I enjoyed watching😊
Some of missed some of your vids. No problem with legacy vids. Fred. South Africa
Sucks that Motion didn't care that you had wanted to buy back that machine. How nice of them.
Heck yea we lov you showing and including us viewers to watch. I love to see what efforts go into large part set ups (@@)! Adam, I just acquired a full set of Helios 1-12 outside mic's,,,please share your input one day about there brand. Doesn't have the Fowler name, so maybe pre-90's?? Bear.
This series can continue as a mid-week re-release. It spans the time between the usual new stuff.
This is great. Enjoy yourself Adam!
Thanks, Adam, appreciated. Very much.
I remember this episode. The horizontal boring mill is probably my favorite machine you've run on this channel. It's a beast!. It'll be good if you some real heavy equipment like this for the new shop
Cheers
Love the legacy videos!
I'm fine with all that brother. Love your work.
Awesome work Adam
Glad you left and came home.
YEAH DUDE , I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS VIDEO !!! COOL
I learned about indicator sag the hard way. Long story short I had about a year in, had a guy with about 15 years in teaching me. After a crash he had me sweeping a pocket on my cnc lathe to see if it the turret was out with my $5 mag base I got out of the back of a van haha. The service guy very kindly showed me the proper way to do it.
Love the Legacy Videos
Started watching your channel when you built the weld table out of the faceplate
Wouldn't it be nice if the community gathered their resources and presented Adam with a gift? ;-)
I like the legacy series. My vote is to keep them.
I have seen this before. Cool stuff 😎
Got away from you for a while now I'm back keep up the good work
Love the videos
Adam, it is always a learning experience to watch your videos! Not only do you know a ton but you have a very good presence in your dialog. Thank you for yesteryear and for today! FWIW from a physicist perspective: You may have been able to get rid of the chatter (vibrations) by clamping some heavy mass to the top on both front and back sides (to counterbalance). Vibrations are always due to a drive mechanism (here the cutter) delivering energy at a certain rate coupled with the natural fundamental frequency of the work piece or one of the higher harmonics. Increasing the mass of the workpiece will change the fundamental frequency and harmonics. Changing the surface speed could also help "de-tune" and also the depth of cut (changes the energy being delivered). Not always an easy problem to solve obviously. Regarding your future plans...it will happen if you want it to. Keep doing what you are doing!
Were the theorists to extend their input by creating a program that simulates the vibrations for a particular setup, and one that can accept (or even generate) alterations to the rig to minimise them, then it would be a very useful tool on the shop floor.
I do like the work at motion. Also the 4 jaw work
I like your channels Adam. I've learned alot from you. I use to be a machinist apprentice years ago before i entered into aviation maintenance. I like airplanes better than machining.... lol
I use a lot of dial bore gages in my company for any ID measurements needed they are way more accurate that way over a inside mics and telescopeing gages. My boss was forced to buy a 3 point iD micrometer. He had to buy it to match the other company we do work for. And the parts are used for a f35 fighter plane.
When my Father was working at a fab shop for Ag equipment he put his digits of his buttstock number from his rifle he carried during Vietnam on all his tools . He never lost a tool from the farmers' sons losing their memory on who owned what.
This boring machines are monsters!
Would enjoy seeing the still photos you have of the old jobs with your father. Maybe at the end of some SNS episodes. If it ever works out.
Count me as one who loves the Legacy Series. I've watched the K&T mill videos a lot.
the machine looks similar to a Portage. used to have some fun running one at an old job.
Go get that mill bro it needs you I can hear it crying for a good home
All good !
This video now Explains why you purchased another shop. Now I understand what’s going on.
You shop seems big to make. The machine shop at my job site is soo little, but I always get my work done still.
Oldie is great
Love the older content republished.
Hey everybody is allowed to have a life away from UA-cam and get time away. Glad your about making time for your family and getting out for your long haul trips come see me in Alaska.
very good legacy video adam..thanks for your time
کارهای شما بینظیر هستند من از شما بسیار آموخته ام.
I'm enjoying the 'legacy' footage. the first vid I ever watched was you turning a *huge* roller (for a paper mill, I think). I was hooked!
Great job, Mr. Booth! Keep her Going, Baby. This is better than other things (for Me) Putting The mind To Some Good Use. Management:? Made the Biggest Mistake. Keep an Eye Open for Great Used Machines! Lots Out There. Management at an old fab shop, Scrapped an old Vertical 4" x 36" ? Round Table Chuck, 1940s, Often I would Look At That Old Beast, Wanting to upgrade it, It's been Gone 20 years now. Keep An Eye Out! Many machines as You Know can be running again. When like Management says "There Just taking up space" They get sold for scrap! Thanks, Good Entertainment.
Most certainly, it would have been a mess if you opened up the diameter with a grinder or torch, this leaves a nice job nice and is a good solution to the problem.
Like the legacy vids hope you get to the new shaper soon
I remember when this video was posted the first time.
Keep these up Adam. Ive seen some before but as you have said they are a few years old. Which is great as watchinh cool old vids is awesome. I do miss your big heavy chip making. But as there was no other option you choose well.
Ive learnt so much from watching the like of yourself, Mr Chrispin, Joe Pieczynski and ThisOldTony, but to name a few.
Thank you
So if the no-video rule is what drove you off, the new management chose very poorly.
I wonder if the Kearns is at motion in Westlake Louisiana? I pass it at least 3 times a week.
when you making big cuts , do you waitfor the part to cool before remeasuring ? thanks , great vids
I think that more depends on the overall size of the worm piece, the bigger it is the more the heat will dissipate, the smaller the more it will build up and cause warping... also depends on what kind of material, as well as tolerances... the tighter the tolerances the more you're going to want to measure at room temp =)
Would love to learn machining
Since I am a legacy (old) myself I enjoy watching the old videos. That said, I also enjoy new videos, also! If something new comes up I'll jump on it like a duck on a June bug. Greg
I am sorry to hear that Adam .Your previous employers were jealous and ungrateful and I remember them trying to steal some of your fame with their lame video series .It is their loss !
most excellent mate. cheers.
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I ran a boring mill for the last year of my apprenticeship . A machine from the Czech Republic that had some strange features. Does the Kearns mill have a rotating table?
I also turned the mill into a giant lathe for a job using the cross slide from a lathe. The disk I was turning (60" dia) was so large I had to walk around it to get to the controls. OSHA would have had a fit if it had been in the USA.
Maybe could put down pressure on the part with the fork-truck to help stabilize the part….
Just a heads up abom on the monkey they have a brace for the shift supports the shift I have a monkey on the way . 👍👏👏👏 🙈
Vernier calliper gauge - ground the ends off a gift cheap plastic set today - jaws flared like a fecking trumpet ! Trying to measure something at the jaw tips - so the badly worn section had to go !