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Just want to say Thankyou for going to the effort to show customers the procedure to repair this cylinder you can add to your list cutting edge filming production
I worked in a rock quarry here in the usa. I did everything in house except for the cylinder work. I would pull the cylinder off and send it out for whatever ever it needed. It's good to see the work that goes into quality repairs. I have since retired but still like to watch a person that takes pride in their work.
nice to have a set of electric rolls to get that perfect bead . good to see the pre heat too . i used to repair and build new rams for all kinds . trick is lots of heat. before , during and after the welds are done . once you start welding dont stop till all the lands are full . always try to run a min 330 amps 1.6 mm 11ni flux core . lay those lines like rolling rope onto a drum . never ever weave ! shows up in the x-ray as waves . instant fail
I am a mechanic not a welder, but I truly appreciate watching a craftsman doing his (or her) job with skill and precision. However, Your channel would not be what it is today without the skill of person behind the camera. Your video shots are clear, sharp, and positioned to show the necessary steps without being redundant and are educational. Good video editing is a skill not easily learned and your editor is excellent. I and I am sure many other of your viewers would like to be introduced to the "voice" and maybe some information on the video equipment you use.
True dat. For real though, the camera work and editing is darn good. The synergy between Curtis and Karen is great. I think we "early adopters" will see this channel break 1 mil before 2022 is over.
@@highpointsights The camera work is of the finest, very very professional. It's a tribute to Kurt's craftsmanship. On a 1-10, I give it a 12. Really nice job both of you.
Especially as even the mundane change of a chuck is shown in detail here, I get my apprentices to watch your channel so they can see how using the right rods and reels can affect which method they should use to do a task, keep it up and don't stop the outtakes.
Your customers must bloody love you! You save them a fortune and give them back better than they could have bought. My neighbour here in Dorset UK is an agricultural engineer and he does similar. Its such a cool niche, and everyone wins!
My dad was a Korean war vet and used his GI school bill to attend and graduate Voreehs tec in NY, he was a tool and die, guy. I still can smell the machine oil he came home with coming from his clothes. My first year of high school after Junior High exams was a tech High school where I learned mechanical drafting, blueprint reading, and understanding. I remember shop classes (electrical, woodworking, and metal ). I did not pursue this skill but find it extremely valuable in working on my house and building projects I take on...The irony of this is I followed my father into the military ( a hospital corpsman ) and used my GI school bill to become a BA IN Nursing (RN) and an Associate Degree in Computer Science (I build and network computers with LINUX and Widows). Yet the most joy I get is from using tools and building, My Father was right. We need to bring trade schools back to our youth instead of Internet or computer interest.
No no no, before I went away, I specifically told you, that one over there, I wanted refurbishing. This one was the badly cracked one for scrap. Retired know, but love to watch a fellow craftsman at work, and the end, brilliant. People dont understand the time and effort involved. Clean that up, put some weld on, need it back by tonight. Ho ho. Excellent vidio.
Yeah, like you are just standing around waiting for them to bring in something that they broke and that you can drop everything and fix it straight away. :-/ Yeah, I see that all of the time at the school I work at.
Something really satisfying watching you work whilst I'm sat inside my home in Lockdown in Yorkshire, England. I'm not a welder and whilst I'm now retired I wouldn't mind going back to Technical College to learn. Thanks for the inspirational videos.
4 moths and you have 1.261,898 views, fantastic....Karen, your editing and camera work are superb, I think you are the new Super Stars on the Machining type channels on Tube, cheers, Paul from the Sunshine Stare of Florida...ps, this is the 3rd time I have watched this episode , I am addicted.....
Welded for 10 years but gave it up a while back! Brought back some memories. The blooper reel at the end was enough for my subscription! Keep that wire burning!
@from the dark side of the moon Fuck the beep. Fucking let it fly. That is real life in a shop not some fucking politically correct bull shit. ( I say all that with a smile ;o)
Great repair sir !! I have been a welder for 27 years and I am glad to see others take pride in there work and do a quality job as well !! You sir have just earned yourself a new subscriber !! Can't wait for more video's !!👍👍
@Mike Raffphone Absolutely no problems with my lungs at all ....I have a respirator helmet and I alway's have a fan behind me somewhere keeping the weld fumes and smoke going away from me
I kinda think Abom went downhill after he opened his new shop. The shaper refurbishing was at the tail end of his interest for me. I’m missing ToT’s old output. I’m not even completely up to date on ToT this year yet. And Mathias Wandel has fallen out of my algorithm too. CEE and Hal’s Heavy have filled my heavier machining itch recently. Throw in some Blondihacks for some light work/instruction. I miss working in the farm shop with my brother and dad.
Love you and the Mrs. work! And the outtakes are awesome lol! She videos you well like she must watch you work with interested eyes, or did for a long time. Very excellent work together! Thank you for continuing and regularly uploading! Here's to continuing growth and success both at the shop and on UA-cam!
Hey Randy thanks mate we both appreciate the support and great comment! Yes on both counts, she finds it very interesting and we have been together 10+ years make a good team 😎👍
I appreciate you showing us that you wipe down the mating surfaces when you put on the chucks etc. I worked in machine work and I was sure you were cleaning the surfaces, but it was great to see you do it.
Love the sound of your turning - solid machine, sharp tools, confident speeds and cuts, decent chips. Slomo is good to watch - keep them coming. Splendid welds on the eyes too.
Спасибо за новое видео, с большим интересом смотрю твою работу, большие детали требуют большого масштаба работ! Очень интересно, познавательно и немного расслабляюще! Будь здоров и удачи во всех делах!
Ah, good old hammer and chisel work - I remember lots of that from my apprentice days! Good to see the S.O. has his safety jacket on - I reckon you should give him his own YT channel! Love that tailstock revolving chuck - worth its weight in gold, might make myself one.
I often go into the CEE vids thinking I know what to expect. Every time, I find lots of great interest...even the mundane parts are interesting. Thanks, Kurtis. You keep making them, I'll keep watching them.
Well kurtis/KarenI , I wholeheartedly looooove your videos but watching your security officer to me is the icing on the cake, it always brings a smile to my face!
Я поставил лайк потому, что увидел специалиста с прямыми руками и ясными глазами и, что немаловажно, человека без синяков тату и колец в носу! Моё уважение, был рад увидеть мастера и его работу.
@@zasheeboo8139 Будь он четырежды мастером, но с тату и кольцами в носу, я не смог бы его увидеть - никогда на ткну на ролик с синюшными (или даже цветными ) персонажами ))) Он действительно Мастер, ставлю его в пример своим внукам! Добра и удачи!
There is ukrainian turner on UA-cam - Dyad'ko Maksym / Дядько Максим, his dog does hardening of metal. There is nothing unusual, that dogs doing hardest work. 😁
I have come to the obvious conclusion that you are clearly a master machinist. That is a justifiably high estimation of your level of skill and practice. As I think, all will agree.
In my time here on UA-cam I've seen you around a few times, small world and every time I see your profile pic I go to blow of what I thought was hair on my screen. Provokingly not cool..
I'm curious how you maintained the original length of the cylinder. I imagine it would be possible to remove or add a couple mm during this process and I would think that would affect the cylinder install and function (perhaps allow over-travel).
i imagine he measured out the punch holes and used them for both alignment and length and has the manufacturer specification. it is curious though seeing him machine both ends and seemingly butt the ends together.
I am also a machinist in our company. but Sir Kurtis is a good machinist, welder and Fabricator. That's why I always watch when there is a new uploaded video to increase my knowledge about being a machinist
I'm glad I'm not the only person who calls my projects names when it's not working.. my kids knew the phrase when something is about to go flying..they duck. I'm glad I've gotten older and just swear. Thanks for the videos.. watching them during my time in quarantine with Covid.
I’ve been in the repair business for over fifty years. I have made, refurbished,and repaired countless hydraulic cylinders. One thing that is needed is
As a regular viewer of your repairs, (and the outtakes at the end), each and every one is a master class in knowledge, skill and quality at every level. To digress a tad, the close-ups of the lathe machining leaves me amazed at the cutting tools hardness and ability to chip and hone steel..
I have been watching your videos for a week and I think you do incredible work. One wonders how these large machines get repaired. I'm always amazed at the skills you display on each unique job. It's great to see young people actually doing something significant!
I love the end when you try to start your welding and it just burns back and your getting tiffed. Its such a common thing, seems to me when I take a break from a lot of welding and come back the darn thing is not having it with welding. Lol. Great repair job. I've been doing excavator bucket corners and about to do another.
Always take measurements from the original and measure to size before tack welding the end onto the barrel. Yeah we rarely show the measuring stuff because it's pretty boring 🤣
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering this was kind of my question as well. Because you're removing material and creating a beveled edge and then a counter beveled edge are you not losing a few cm/inches in the process? Heck even using the grinder you lost about 1/4-1/2 inch if material.
Thanks for watching mate. Our boy is actually an English Staffy but does look alot like a pitty, they're actually illegal here in Aussie unfortunately.
You sir do excellent work!! I've been a machinist/welder for over 35 years, fixing junk in an oil refinery in the US. Being a machinist like you, and so far apart from one another, how can it be that we speak the same language?!?! Fuking crunt is one of my most used statements!! It must come with the trade!!
Hey mate I can see why you'd think that. The barrel length didn't change, it was the previous weld I was machining off and the original spigot was long enough we kept at correct length and filled with weld 😎👍
Hey don't forget to stay warm. There is a village in Siberia that gets down to something like MINUS 45 deg Celsius in the depths of winter. Kurtis, the next stinking hot work day send this guy a shout out and explain to the viewers the temperature and geographic locations just for fun.
Getting my hydraulic cylinders for my tow truck repaired and these people are taking a "Lifetime" I honestly believe sending both of these cylinders to Australia having you repair them and send them back would have been less time consuming. They are very slow over here in Utah
I have been a master tech, welder and fabricator for over 40 years. This is a class 1 repair. Done the correct way. If someone has a problem with this repair, well then you must have a degree in rocket science and you'll be happy to tell me how it should have been done. I won't hold my breath because this is how it is done. Go ahead and hang it out there and school is all. I mean hell, most young people nowadays can't start a lawnmower so go ahead I'm waiting.
Hey mate thanks for watching. Not sure if you noticed but that was actually the part from last weeks video 🤣 This one the customer collected from our workshop but my misses wanted to add in that little ending with safety officer shop dog haha 😎👍
i really like your work. just a question. when you face off the end of the barrel the stroke of the cylinder gets slightly shorter. isnt that an issue?
Hey mate thanks for watching, I can see why you'd think that. The barrel length didn't change, it was the previous weld I was machining off and the original spigot was long enough we kept at correct length and filled with weld 😎👍
I love your dog. The perfect breed, just the right size. Big enough to run somebody off, and doesn't take up too much room in the truck. Staffordshire Terrier, or just plain old Pit. A friend to the furry end. Best dog I ever had. All you add is love..
Just subscribed, great content and nice repair.. I like the PPE on your pup, all he needs is a hard hat, but I don’t know if they make one big enough to fit on that head!
As a truly English metal head... who has worked in NZ and Australia I can safely say, the outtakes are the best bit, they crack me the f**k up everytime
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That's because you use cheesy imitation instead of the real duct tape.
Hey love your work. Just want to know how much a job like that cost?
Just want to say Thankyou for going to the effort to show customers the procedure to repair this cylinder you can add to your list cutting edge filming production
You have a cool best friend. What's his name ?
👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷
I worked in a rock quarry here in the usa. I did everything in house except for the cylinder work. I would pull the cylinder off and send it out for whatever ever it needed. It's good to see the work that goes into quality repairs. I have since retired but still like to watch a person that takes pride in their work.
Where abouts were you working?
@@mattscoinsnstuff5686 I used to work for Hanson aggregates in northern New York
@@donmunro144 I work as a parts guy for the former Ransome Cat now Foley Cat. Hanson is a big client of ours.
@@ricktalbott9611 Hanson is a huge company. I used to deal with Milton Cat. Was on a first name basis with the folks at the parts counter.
Nice to see your safety officer wears his vest when on duty.
I love how escorts him with the drop off to.
...looks like more of a shop coat to me-!
Unfortunately the dog has no choice in the matter!..
I hope the safety and morale officer pay is commensurate to his efforts😊
Safety doggo
Coming from a former welder, I'll say that you have some mad skills!
Hey mate always appreciate support from those who know! 😎👍
nice to have a set of electric rolls to get that perfect bead . good to see the pre heat too . i used to repair and build new rams for all kinds . trick is lots of heat. before , during and after the welds are done . once you start welding dont stop till all the lands are full . always try to run a min 330 amps 1.6 mm 11ni flux core . lay those lines like rolling rope onto a drum . never ever weave ! shows up in the x-ray as waves . instant fail
Always a welder, never former.
"coming from a former welder"
so your mother was a welder, correct?
@@tallswede80 obvious you were never a gun ! only the shop punch !
I am a mechanic not a welder, but I truly appreciate watching a craftsman doing his (or her) job with skill and precision. However, Your channel would not be what it is today without the skill of person behind the camera. Your video shots are clear, sharp, and positioned to show the necessary steps without being redundant and are educational. Good video editing is a skill not easily learned and your editor is excellent. I and I am sure many other of your viewers would like to be introduced to the "voice" and maybe some information on the video equipment you use.
True dat. For real though, the camera work and editing is darn good. The synergy between Curtis and Karen is great. I think we "early adopters" will see this channel break 1 mil before 2022 is over.
Svend
I realize this is 6 months old, but they do have a video out that shows Karen. It is a Q and A. They do not show the video equipment though.
true the camera is always where i want to look, catching what i want to see!!!
@@highpointsights The camera work is of the finest, very very professional. It's a tribute to Kurt's craftsmanship. On a 1-10, I give it a 12. Really nice job both of you.
Especially as even the mundane change of a chuck is shown in detail here, I get my apprentices to watch your channel so they can see how using the right rods and reels can affect which method they should use to do a task, keep it up and don't stop the outtakes.
Love the out takes. Good to see that it’s not always smooth sailing. I thought it was just me
The very last one is my favourite, summarises the whole trade
Some real Aussie authenticity
Your customers must bloody love you! You save them a fortune and give them back better than they could have bought. My neighbour here in Dorset UK is an agricultural engineer and he does similar. Its such a cool niche, and everyone wins!
My dad was a Korean war vet and used his GI school bill to attend and graduate Voreehs tec in NY, he was a tool and die, guy. I still can smell the machine oil he came home with coming from his clothes. My first year of high school after Junior High exams was a tech High school where I learned mechanical drafting, blueprint reading, and understanding. I remember shop classes (electrical, woodworking, and metal ). I did not pursue this skill but find it extremely valuable in working on my house and building projects I take on...The irony of this is I followed my father into the military ( a hospital corpsman ) and used my GI school bill to become a BA IN Nursing (RN) and an Associate Degree in Computer Science (I build and network computers with LINUX and Widows). Yet the most joy I get is from using tools and building, My Father was right. We need to bring trade schools back to our youth instead of Internet or computer interest.
It's nice to see the work of a professional who knows how. My respect for the master.
Cheers mate thanks for watching 😎👍
Hi Curtis, the peening after weld is a great idea, this will stop surface cracks starting, well done!
Any one that gave a thumbs down is just jealous that couldn't do that good of a job. Great work keep it up.
And they did not have a work dog
Maybe they expected it to be a tutorial?
Who knows
And there's 650 idiots have watched this with a thumbs down. Probably just mommy basement dwellers with no video games to play...
@@urmumisman5239 7s
No no no, before I went away, I specifically told you, that one over there, I wanted refurbishing. This one was the badly cracked one for scrap. Retired know, but love to watch a fellow craftsman at work, and the end, brilliant. People dont understand the time and effort involved. Clean that up, put some weld on, need it back by tonight. Ho ho. Excellent vidio.
Hey Peter thanks for watching mate glad you enjoyed it 😎👍
Yeah, like you are just standing around waiting for them to bring in something that they broke and that you can drop everything and fix it straight away. :-/ Yeah, I see that all of the time at the school I work at.
It’s only a 5 minute job From the person wanting their broken part fixed
@@gargar8196 Yeah that's the one. It'll only take 5 minutes of your unimportant time. You've got nothing better to do.
Something really satisfying watching you work whilst I'm sat inside my home in Lockdown in Yorkshire, England. I'm not a welder and whilst I'm now retired I wouldn't mind going back to Technical College to learn. Thanks for the inspirational videos.
English got no guns or a politician with nutz. Im at the beach. Watching UA-cam.
4 moths and you have 1.261,898 views, fantastic....Karen, your editing and camera work are superb, I think you are the new Super Stars on the Machining type channels on Tube, cheers, Paul from the Sunshine Stare of Florida...ps, this is the 3rd time I have watched this episode , I am addicted.....
There is something very therapeutic about watching precision engineering in practice and you are an artist!
Welded for 10 years but gave it up a while back! Brought back some memories. The blooper reel at the end was enough for my subscription! Keep that wire burning!
Sometimes that out takes are the best part of the video.
Yeah mate I agree hahaa 😎👍
@from the dark side of the moon Fuck the beep. Fucking let it fly. That is real life in a shop not some fucking politically correct bull shit. ( I say all that with a smile ;o)
@@repalmore If your vent hole is open you don't have pressure building up. No one wants to see their shopmate explode.
Great repair sir !! I have been a welder for 27 years and I am glad to see others take pride in there work and do a quality job as well !! You sir have just earned yourself a new subscriber !! Can't wait for more video's !!👍👍
@Mike Raffphone Absolutely no problems with my lungs at all ....I have a respirator helmet and I alway's have a fan behind me somewhere keeping the weld fumes and smoke going away from me
Out takes had me in tears. Great job!
Таких специалистов очень мало, приятно смотреть, удачи .
The camera work is out of this world, perfect in every way. I couldn't get my nose any closer. Clear and sharp and steady. KUDOS !!!
Good viewing for a rainy day ! Been missing the heavy iron since abom started his own shop.
Thanks for watching we've got a heap of rain here too 😎👍
I kinda think Abom went downhill after he opened his new shop. The shaper refurbishing was at the tail end of his interest for me. I’m missing ToT’s old output. I’m not even completely up to date on ToT this year yet. And Mathias Wandel has fallen out of my algorithm too. CEE and Hal’s Heavy have filled my heavier machining itch recently. Throw in some Blondihacks for some light work/instruction. I miss working in the farm shop with my brother and dad.
Love you and the Mrs. work! And the outtakes are awesome lol! She videos you well like she must watch you work with interested eyes, or did for a long time. Very excellent work together! Thank you for continuing and regularly uploading! Here's to continuing growth and success both at the shop and on UA-cam!
Hey Randy thanks mate we both appreciate the support and great comment! Yes on both counts, she finds it very interesting and we have been together 10+ years make a good team 😎👍
I appreciate you showing us that you wipe down the mating surfaces when you put on the chucks etc. I worked in machine work and I was sure you were cleaning the surfaces, but it was great to see you do it.
Another demonstration of a talented engineer who combines a sound knowledge of materials, tools and creative thinking.
And this is called "skill" children. Don't be afraid to learn.
Cheers mate thanks for watching 😎👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering You have skills almost as impressive as that dogs nuts. Great work and beautiful dog!
You sound like the guy from South Park called chef lol
aren't they standard lathe operations ?
That's not skill it would have been if he used stick
Love the sound of your turning - solid machine, sharp tools, confident speeds and cuts, decent chips. Slomo is good to watch - keep them coming. Splendid welds on the eyes too.
hey mate what a great comment thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it! 😎👍
Спасибо за новое видео, с большим интересом смотрю твою работу, большие детали требуют большого масштаба работ! Очень интересно, познавательно и немного расслабляюще! Будь здоров и удачи во всех делах!
Привет, приятель, спасибо за поддержку канала и просмотр видео, мы это ценим!
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering станину закрывать во время сварки не нужно?
@@PUBG-uu1ow конечно нужно
а покрасить????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A Machinist, A Welder, And A Fabricator.
Salute to you Sir.
Humanity is the greatest thing to provide and you did it 100%
I know there is a lot more to this work. You make it look easy, smooth professional. I could have seen a career in this. Cheers
Yeah gotta love video editing makes it look alot faster and easier haha
Ah, good old hammer and chisel work - I remember lots of that from my apprentice days! Good to see the S.O. has his safety jacket on - I reckon you should give him his own YT channel! Love that tailstock revolving chuck - worth its weight in gold, might make myself one.
Hey Fred i'm worried his channel would be more popular than mine hahaaa Thanks for watching have a good week mate 😎👍
Звук ровно горящей дуги - божественно!😎
Отличная работа. Очень понравились дубли в конце видео. Спасибо👍
Good to see and hear proper Australian, complete with descriptive adjectives being used in the out takes mate.
I often go into the CEE vids thinking I know what to expect. Every time, I find lots of great interest...even the mundane parts are interesting. Thanks, Kurtis. You keep making them, I'll keep watching them.
Love the Bowser's hi Vis! The foreman gotta be seen!
Haha yeah he loves all attention 🤣
It's good to see that everybody's wearing their workplace safety vest
Safety officer agrees 🤣
Well with beads like that we know who came top of the class in welding!
Just wanted to let everybody know I've been watching for over 4 years and I enjoy every show keep up the good work your videos girl are awesome
Well kurtis/KarenI , I wholeheartedly looooove your videos but watching your security officer to me is the icing on the cake, it always brings a smile to my face!
hey mate glad you enjoyed seeing our safety officer he sure has a great personality to share!
The amazing skills of a machinist! The work you guys do is worth every last penny and even more!
Я поставил лайк потому, что увидел специалиста с прямыми руками и ясными глазами и, что немаловажно, человека без синяков тату и колец в носу!
Моё уважение, был рад увидеть мастера и его работу.
Татухи и кольца ни на что не влияют. А мастер действительно очень хороший.
@@zasheeboo8139 Будь он четырежды мастером, но с тату и кольцами в носу, я не смог бы его увидеть - никогда на ткну на ролик с синюшными (или даже цветными ) персонажами )))
Он действительно Мастер, ставлю его в пример своим внукам!
Добра и удачи!
I cant believe that dog does all the welding. So skilled.
There is ukrainian turner on UA-cam - Dyad'ko Maksym / Дядько Максим, his dog does hardening of metal. There is nothing unusual, that dogs doing hardest work. 😁
The dog does quality control. Do an bad weld and he bites you.
I hear that once off camera, the dog does the driving as well.
THE END RESULT IS AMAZING. WELL DONE!
I have come to the obvious conclusion that you are clearly a master machinist. That is a justifiably high estimation of your level of skill and practice. As I think, all will agree.
Lathe work is so satisfying to watch.
In my time here on UA-cam I've seen you around a few times, small world and every time I see your profile pic I go to blow of what I thought was hair on my screen. Provokingly not cool..
Another outstanding repair and as always, thank you for putting this together for the rest of the world to enjoy!
I'm curious how you maintained the original length of the cylinder. I imagine it would be possible to remove or add a couple mm during this process and I would think that would affect the cylinder install and function (perhaps allow over-travel).
Was just about to write the same thing.
im more curious about the round of the barrel after welding on it
@@ferrari2k same question came to mind
I know nothing of machining or welding or even engineering but was asking the same question of myself.
i imagine he measured out the punch holes and used them for both alignment and length and has the manufacturer specification. it is curious though seeing him machine both ends and seemingly butt the ends together.
I am also a machinist in our company. but Sir Kurtis is a good machinist, welder and Fabricator. That's why I always watch when there is a new uploaded video to increase my knowledge about being a machinist
I'm glad I'm not the only person who calls my projects names when it's not working.. my kids knew the phrase when something is about to go flying..they duck. I'm glad I've gotten older and just swear. Thanks for the videos.. watching them during my time in quarantine with Covid.
You do such a good job on all of your projects! It’s satisfying to watch the lathe cut through that old cracked material! Nice work on your welds too!
Hey mate great to see your comment thanks for always watching 😎👍
Love the idea of the chuck on the tailstock, in all my years never seen it before. Great for some work I've got coming up!! Great video!!!
Thanks for watching mate yeah definitely makes a job like this easier with that tailstock chuck!
Right!
I hadn't seen it until the (new to me) Nuttall I just got had a Jacobs chuck live centre. Great idea.
I’ve been in the repair business for over fifty years. I have made, refurbished,and repaired countless hydraulic cylinders. One thing that is needed is
The security officer has an outstanding outfit now 😂😂😂
He's loving all the attention 😂
Don't you mean Security Pawficer!
As a regular viewer of your repairs, (and the outtakes at the end), each and every one is a master class in knowledge, skill and quality at every level. To digress a tad, the close-ups of the lathe machining leaves me amazed at the cutting tools hardness and ability to chip and hone steel..
The outtakes make this entire series.
Great content.
Very knowledgable.
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Glad to see you got Chief of Security a uniform.
Дело говоришь.
Fascinating.
Nice to watch when everything is done right! Good luck colleague!
Cheers thanks for watching 😎👍
I have been watching your videos for a week and I think you do incredible work. One wonders how these large machines get repaired. I'm always amazed at the skills you display on each unique job. It's great to see young people actually doing something significant!
One of the best welding channels! And nobody swears better than an Aussie!
I love the end when you try to start your welding and it just burns back and your getting tiffed. Its such a common thing, seems to me when I take a break from a lot of welding and come back the darn thing is not having it with welding. Lol. Great repair job. I've been doing excavator bucket corners and about to do another.
Typical Staffy just wants to be with you constantly. They're the best dogs, treated well.
How do you know you've got the length right when completed, I've never seen any dimensions taken, cheers
Always take measurements from the original and measure to size before tack welding the end onto the barrel. Yeah we rarely show the measuring stuff because it's pretty boring 🤣
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering You mean you didn't just guess and hope it would work ????? Wow, Great job right there. Awesome.
@@aerialrescuesolutions3277 they use the Punch points for centerline
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering this was kind of my question as well. Because you're removing material and creating a beveled edge and then a counter beveled edge are you not losing a few cm/inches in the process?
Heck even using the grinder you lost about 1/4-1/2 inch if material.
Well done! I love watching equipment be repaired correctly and efficiently...especially with a canine inspector that's a Pity!!
Thanks for watching mate. Our boy is actually an English Staffy but does look alot like a pitty, they're actually illegal here in Aussie unfortunately.
You sir do excellent work!! I've been a machinist/welder for over 35 years, fixing junk in an oil refinery in the US. Being a machinist like you, and so far apart from one another, how can it be that we speak the same language?!?! Fuking crunt is one of my most used statements!! It must come with the trade!!
Amazed at the thinness of the barrel!!
Manufacturers need to have you on retainer to help eliminate the weak points in their equipment.
Another reason to look forward to fridays! Excellent as always, greetings from Sweden
Hey mate thanks for watching from there!
Agreed. I saw the video and thought, “Oh, it’s Friday!” (Teaching virtually really messes with your mental calendar.)
Never seen someone change out a chuck so quickly lol, loving the vids Curtis. Keep em coming
Thanks for watching mate glad you're enjoying them! 😎👍
You know you're in Australia when even the dogs are wearing high vis.
That’s cos a lot of the animals want to kill you, you have to make the good ones noticeable
@@sarahhardy8649 I knew there was a very logical reason for that vest, thank you for saying this.
You do some of the 'cleanest' work -- a pleasure to watch and learn
Live the class of the videographer and the Professional repairs done and especially love the Bloopers !
Holy shit I found my new favorite UA-cam content
Will it matter that the length was reduced by a few centimeters when truing up both ends?
typically not, the rod end on the shaft should have some adjustment if it needs it.
I had the same thoughts and what's with the interior?
Hey mate I can see why you'd think that. The barrel length didn't change, it was the previous weld I was machining off and the original spigot was long enough we kept at correct length and filled with weld 😎👍
Love it, great job. As always thank you for sharing. Looking like he's enjoying his new uniform
Thanks for watching mate yeah he likes to stand out and get attention 🤣
Here we go another awesome repair done. Thanks for showing your expert workmanship
This was very relaxing/enjoyable to watch - and I'm studying medicine. So unrelatable - relatable it was.
I see the shop steward keeping his eyes on you guys once more, and setting the OHAS standards as well/
He's always watching and really happy to stand out in his high vis haha 🐕👍
He's just making sure pop stays safe. Doesn't want to worry about his next meal.
Parabéns 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇧🇷
É um trabalho de primeira linha.
Muito bom 👍
Как всегда отличная работа, друг! Привет из Сибири! Собаке тоже привет! Great job as always, friend! Hello from Siberia! Hello dog
Wow long way away thanks for watching mate! Вау, очень далеко, спасибо за просмотр, приятель! 😎👍
Приятно видеть русских зрителей!
@@pridonki на классную работу приятно смотреть... Даже не зная языка...
Hey don't forget to stay warm. There is a village in Siberia that gets down to something like MINUS 45 deg Celsius in the depths of winter.
Kurtis, the next stinking hot work day send this guy a shout out and explain to the viewers the temperature and geographic locations just for fun.
@@markfryer9880
We had -35 yesterday ... Sometimes -55 ... And this is my job: ua-cam.com/video/1py3P9HHcog/v-deo.html&ab_channel=MrDozer1967
Getting my hydraulic cylinders for my tow truck repaired and these people are taking a "Lifetime" I honestly believe sending both of these cylinders to Australia having you repair them and send them back would have been less time consuming. They are very slow over here in Utah
I have been a master tech, welder and fabricator for over 40 years. This is a class 1 repair. Done the correct way. If someone has a problem with this repair, well then you must have a degree in rocket science and you'll be happy to tell me how it should have been done. I won't hold my breath because this is how it is done. Go ahead and hang it out there and school is all. I mean hell, most young people nowadays can't start a lawnmower so go ahead I'm waiting.
The new safety jacket is great! Really good honest "outtakes!" Did you drive the part to the customer when it got done?
Hey mate thanks for watching. Not sure if you noticed but that was actually the part from last weeks video 🤣 This one the customer collected from our workshop but my misses wanted to add in that little ending with safety officer shop dog haha 😎👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering And what the Missus wants, the Missus gets. Anything for a quiet life.
Тысяча ЛАЙКОВ, привет от коллеги из России.
Привет, дружище, спасибо за просмотр и лайк в России!
I feel great satisfaction in seeing works in metallurgy like the one you did, congratulations on your dedication.
Thumbs up to Karen for some good camera work !
Great team work with an awesome safety inspector !
Greetings from USA...
Homie is cool. I have learned from watching you. Also enjoy the slow motion clips during cuts and the explanation of each insert.
Great repair, next time you see it the eye will buggerd ,
Cheer mate thanks for watching 😎👍
i really like your work. just a question. when you face off the end of the barrel the stroke of the cylinder gets slightly shorter. isnt that an issue?
Hey mate thanks for watching, I can see why you'd think that. The barrel length didn't change, it was the previous weld I was machining off and the original spigot was long enough we kept at correct length and filled with weld 😎👍
That’s a good point, Wilmar. I thought about that also... I reckoned there had to be some means to ensure it was the correct stroke length.
Ok
The dog heard the welder and was like
"Is someone cooking bacon?"
lol
Then he smelt the welding fumes and said Damn no bacon this time. :-(
I bet that dog knows what welder, type of gas, and amps are going in just by the sound of it by now :D
@@alexandersotirov7607 LOL he comes out and barks the amount of wire feed speed needed
Well, when a spark jumps into the welding gloves, it also begins to smell like a bacon.
Excellent repair, i love the bloopers at the end of every one of these that I watch and the antics of action dog.
I love your dog. The perfect breed, just the right size. Big enough to run somebody off, and doesn't take up too much room in the truck. Staffordshire Terrier, or just plain old Pit. A friend to the furry end. Best dog I ever had.
All you add is love..
Can you show us the overhead crane sometime? I’m assuming you made it
Hey mate will do in an upcoming workshop video, it's actually being replaced with a 16M wide gantry crane soon 😎👍
Just subscribed, great content and nice repair.. I like the PPE on your pup, all he needs is a hard hat, but I don’t know if they make one big enough to fit on that head!
Hey mate welcome to the channel and thanks for subbing! haha yeah no chance there's a hard hat for his big head 🤣 Cheers, Kurtis 😎👍
1st time watching this channel. The outtakes had me pissing myself laughing, subscribed instantly! 🤣🤣🤣
ABOM lite
As a truly English metal head... who has worked in NZ and Australia I can safely say, the outtakes are the best bit, they crack me the f**k up everytime
Credit where its due being a welder i have to say that your work is up there with the best welding I've done and seen.
The outtakes prove that welding is easier than producing a video.
Nice job 👍
Thanks mate! Appreciate you watching it straight up 😎👊💥
Safety first for mans best friend wearing his vest. Lol
I can't imagine the time and effort that goes into such high quality videos - I really well done!!
Simply amazing. I have been told that I am a master craftsman. You make me look like a rank amateur.