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I knew it. Drop bears are real!

Just about the comment "...1st law of engineering .. never make anything that you can order from China..." We all know already who benefited from this fool's (par4par72) law.

at 6:52 i was thinking "I don't think you need to use such a long endmill for this cut" and then it snapped haha

“I’m not an engineer” proceeds to act suspiciously like an engineer.

When measuring backlash your dial gage arm is flexing a bit which means it is not solid enough. Now when you change its configuration i.e. extending it or shortening it to measure backlash at a different location it is going to experience a different torque which will change your expected backlash readout. I would suggest you to mount the dial gauge to a solid grounded structure and try again to get more consistent results.

Great work man! Really impressive and inspiring! You could teach at an engineering school!

This is so real

I'd like to see the gears working on something

As somebody who knows very little about you or machine wizardry, i dont like your cabinet full of things that look like they might kill you if looked at wrong

Sleep, and illusive drug 🤣

You dream es very nice. Greetings from Spain 😉👍

17:40 - cut the box away from the subject matter and save yourselves back pain down the line at age 40.

My second favorite Aussie RUclipsr. Sorry Alexi

I really enjoy your sense of humor and talent.

Engenieering is not Degree Is state of mind

What about an onboard hydrogen generator to replace fuel for the rotary? I don't know the legitimacy of the on board hydrogen generator just seen a few videos of guys who hv built them into their cars.

So. Many. Fucking. Commercials. Jesus, I'm about to give up on RUclips. Fuck you, Google.

are there or will there ever be plans available for this?

Thank you for your sharing now I found so happy to follow up with you😊

I left those problems for future me… And now I’m future me, and it sucks. Felt

ploop

NGL every time he says 'im not an engineer' I feel like an engineer dismissed his opinion by telling him that once and bro started a RUclips and built a CNC as revenge. As least that headcanon makes me happy. Maybe he's not an engineer but he's more useful than many of em

Lapping isn’t an option?

I learned how to do all of this in college, but I didn't appreciate it until now.

excellent for home and mechanical machining

Tap Magic is your friend

There is bloody hot it seems. 😅 I get flashbacks from 70s South-Africa looking Aussie mens fashion. Tight tolerances. Subbed for all the great content.

idk who the chick was at #17:47, but I have a feeling she's goes by Lelu Dallas and has a multipass. :P (The Fifth Element Reference)

A suggestion! At my shop, we locate out parts by setting a .250” pin in the spindle and sending it to the edge of the part in order to use it like a vise stop. In the case of your fingers you could very easily send the spindle above where the hole should be, then placing the parts in the vise and allowing the spindle to drop into the hole and sliding the part against the pin and tightening.

We just met, but I wanted to say right away; Thank you for that shitty shirt. Through your courage, and not giving a shit, you make the world better for men everywhere.

hell with patreon...got an onlyfans?

im also an engineer. im going to start a yt channel called "not a machinist" even though i have machine tools.

IT-S GREAT on paper ^_^

Dam lovely engineering! Well done.

Good machine. I like this video.😊

i appreciate the weird man in the video,… ah i forgot the weird music, i appreciate the weird music!

I made it a whole 60 seconds before I noticed that the microphone is actually a soldering iron

It was painfully unnecessary personal

Often harder for me, as I’m not familiar with the machining tools, it takes me longer to get the dry humour…but when I do…it’s always worth it. Crying laughing usually. Thanks for this awesome delivery of a world that I enjoy vicariously.

I like how the mic isn't even on the soldering iron, you're just holding it like one.

That breath after the engine hoist question. "this took me 20 hours and 1500 dollars but I did it" "why didn't you just buy the right tool?" *ssssss-hhhaaaaa*

My favorite aspect of the video is how threatening you manage to look holding casually waving that soldering iron back and forth from a seated position; big Wilford Brimley energy

i liked the video :D

As a CNC service tech, granite surface plates and lapping. Most know cast iron or cast aluminium is more stable thermally. Look up Invar. Hilarious video.

I 🤔 I'm gonna see levitating gears.

Well done! That's a beautiful grease pump

The surprise Aleksa lmao I noticed Mao first and looked over and my brain rebooted

You need to recycle your metal waste.

Your steady rest build inspired me to grab some scrap and do up a steady for my old girl too. Just banged it together but somehow the three bolts meet pretty damn near the centerline, I'm totally chuffed.

Oh boy, your videos are absolutely fantastic. The music, the tone, the subjects. I wish you the absolute best. Thank you very much.