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Have you ever thought of using a knob, shaft, and bearing through the whole of a crescent wrench for keeping pressure on the wrench as goes round and round?

I wish I could spend some time picking your brain for all of the old school ways of doing things. More and more of it is lost to history every day. The knowledge that you have is priceless. Thank you for making these videos.

Is everything ok!!?? It’s been 3 months since last video. I made time to watch your videos they are very interesting and just so addicting. Just seeing what it might have been like back then is just mind boggling that they could do the things you show back in the late 1800’s early 1900. Well anyway hope you are ok and look forward to your next video.

Dear sir... I am a 36 year old, classically (manual) trained Tool and Die Maker from Virginia. I somehow stumbled upon your very first video and have now fallen into the rabbit hole that is UA-cam. Where is the D.R.O (Digital Read out) on your machines? Haha I'm kidding. What you have built for yourself is everything that I aspire to do for myself except I have to have dial indicators because I have OCD. I will watch every single one of your videos for sure. Thank you for taking the time to share your shop with us.

Nice!

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I send these processes and techniques to my Grand Son at Industrial Design School. At 75y and a practicing product producer this thinking in our times off cnc an ai is off great nessesity. Bit off a shock to see what came out off the box gosh…..

Its good!

Apart from making something original machine on your dream setup with your brand name cast into it,next a major automatic CO2 fire 🔥 system that includes Foam.

The slide valve looks good, I’ll draw up similar for the reciprocating double action air pump.

Hope we see more off that lovely gear shift on the horizontal mill.

No it doesn’t look better. I want a refund. That shaper did it perfectly, function over cosmetic, less you touch it the BETTER.

Hey Dave! I've been watching" reruns" of the show. Hope you are well!

At last I’v seen a dividing head being setup and used. Phew….

Loved it even down to the Chuck Key Holder. Could have been a bit off a Steam Pipe with a proper cast bracket tho.

Just got onto Ebay Audels volume 1to7. Good timing as about to draw up a 300mm dia reciprocating low temp inline air displacer, heat retrieval for a product that has a foot in the past and foot in the future. Had it running for fourty years 6 hours aday so time to put it’s offspring on the world market. Most Excellent Vid….

20240524y watched three sofar no way too stop.. Watching those tools breathing away together, a quite relaxing symphony in motion. Never would have imagined how sophisticated they were. The greengreyblue color perfect. You could do with an oil rag hanging out back pocket. An 8year old helper would take this setup into the future and beyond.

if i can guess what make the whistle is can i buy it? a crosby 4" three tone chime..

rreally interesting ..i am a steam nut myself . in my early days i was on the foot plate a fireman after two weeks my beer belly vanished we in england still have over 1.000 steam loco motives of all sorts what do you think of our burrell scenic showmans engines. a thing of beauty.. regards laurence

Being a middle aged bachelor this is great stuff. Less time cooking more time spannering. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

Have you seen Iron Jonsey UA-cam of a wheel making machine All the best Peter

binge waching all of these videos ❤ this channel!

To use copper coins as shims is a great idea when no copper sheet metal us to hand.

Great video

I worked at a shop that still had the shafting in the ceiling and had 2 Monarch lathes that were converted to electric and used Ford transmission gearboxes. They had been scraped and refurbished several years before I was there and still held .001 tolerance with ease. This is the first time that I've seen the steam powered machines operate, love how you do your work.

Ha ha I just saw you on the highway. I was in the U-Haul. 😂 edited sorry if I scared you guys honking.

impressive

Nice shop and a man with alot of knowledge !!👌

Do steam engines require only clean water to run or can you use brown river water?

Thanks Dave enjoyed it

Great

I hate finding a you tube channel I really like and then just to find out the person retired from you tube and stopped making videos!!!!!! DAMNIT MAN THIS SUCKS!!

nice job.

G’day Dave greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 I don’t know why but I lost your channel and I stumbled across it and I subscribed it’s great to see you again even if your not in your terrific work shop. I look forward to watching the channel , kind regards John

Thanks Dave. Hurry back to NY

Thanks for sharing dave really enjoyable

Good to see you again, Dave. I like that big new cross peen hammer you got there. Score it at a yard sale? Think I saw the sticker still on it. Love this video; it reminds me of many of the small jobs I do here at home on my Chinese mini lathe.

I was like HEY,,,Wheres Mr Richards,,, Glad to see you back at it..

Why are there not post being put up?

Your skills never cease to amaze me. You are a great craftsman and I thoroughly enjoy all your videos. Thank you David.

So did you brass plate the lever or is that paint?

Love it! Doing the work like they did 100 years ago. Marvelous work

Another fine job, even if it was only 3 cents worth. Just kidding, you make that 2 hand contouring look so easy.👍

I do love watching brass turn! Especially with some nice bright light, and shiny chips flying around! Poetry.

Great job Dave.

Ggood seeing ya. Always enjoy! Excellent repair work also.

Saying hello from the left coast of the U.S. , just finished a similar project on my 1950 Logan 10 “ . 😊. If you had been a month earlier with this video you would have saved me a lot of head scratching , LOL ! But thanks anyway .

Thanks Dave from the great white north Hope BC Canada. Too cold to go out and warm my big shop up .

Wonderful video. Love watching you work. Very cool project. Please do us a favor and don't film in front of the window because the glare is horrible.