We take a big mistake at work and turn it into the next midnight infomercial workout machine. Making BIG punches and dies with scrap tool steel. Using the 100 ton Armstrong powered press to punch holes in plate.
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Off the top rope with the thumb detecting nutfucker!
The gloves and long sleeves scare me. I'm not a machinist either.
oh the charm has aged well
What a beautiful piece of "scrap"
JUST WHEN YOU THINK YOU HAVE SEEN IT ALL, YOU FIND THIS GUY
kids in africa could have ate those calipers!
You are by far my favourite "youtuber" but I really taught that you are a macheanist, and you are just making fun, until I saw this video. Still my favourite youtuber
I always get a little heart attack when I see someone with gloves using a machine with rotating parts.
Did you earl your teds?
You had me at Super Duper
That is some fine tuning of a precision instrument. So damn funny. Pretty impressive achievement overall with the die.
Guinness with a widget the best for the digit.
I think that the digital vernier has had its final adjustment…
Oh, and thanks for showing that carbide inserts can cut hardened tool steel.
Dude, I love your vageos, but it freaks me out when I see you turning something on the lathe. And no! – nothing to do with gloves, it's the way you hold your tool. The more experienced lathe jockeys will tell you – you gotta hold the tool as close to the tip as the situayshun will allow to reduce flex and chatter. The boring tool in this vageo looked like it was expecting a hole three times as deep, and even the facing tool was reaching out like it was afraid to touch.