The key to the aluminum handle is that it transfer heat so well the dust pan contents may light on fire just by holding it, thereby cancelling the need to every throw it in the garbage.
If your hand was at a high enough temperature to conduct enough heat energy through the handle to ultimately ignite the saw dust (forget about metals), you'd have bigger problems than debris on your floor.
@Hand Tool Rescue The "heat transfer" effect is heat energy spreading throughout the body of the metal not pushing it into another. heat conductivity is a better term. heat sinks are aluminum because they draw heat away from a hotter source into the aluminum. then fans disperse heat from the surface of the aluminum into surrounding air. they dont make the cpu and other things hotter that would be stupid.
Literally everyone who's ever put something together in a CAD program and then built it, including microelectronic circuits: * hard, perplexed stare * ... 'the hell have I made?
If Ron Covell is the patron sait of lost hammers, you are the patron saint of dad jokes and just about adequate video editing skills. Loved the vid. Many hearty chuckles were had.
In Russian modern folklore all plumbers, electricians and other such public engineers are alcoholics (sorry). We have a joke: "Jim has been presented with toy plumber's toolbox at his 7th birthday. He lose oneself into drinking in two weeks after that". I don't know why, but your story reminds me this joke, though I'm sure you are NOT alcoholic, really!
@@abpsd73 In times of USSR these alcohol-related stereotypes about plumbers and electricians had some ground, unfortunately. Now it is less so, but stereotypes are very hard to kill
Really skilled sheet metal working is something that never ceases to amaze me as an engineer, it is a work of art and wizardry combined. In other news, that surface modelling. That was awesome.
I believe the Mormon Meteor, a land speed record holder from the 1930’s is a Duesenberg with a hand made aluminum body. It is a beautiful car full of curves. Magnificent metal work.
David P! He does do some unbelievable work. I also had this other big long thing I was going to tell you but Joey Robert(grandson) beat me to it. Thanks for tuning in, bud!
That musical montage took me back to weekends in the late 80's & listening to all my cassettes of synth music while reading Popular Science, & my dad's engineering trade journals.
*Re the CnC montage: That little dance is the same dance my dog does when I mention the word "Treats". The shared joyful anticipation is unmistakable.*
Well I'm wondering what sound effects went with those tool paths. Having myself abused my own thumb drive with a moving mass at times, I can well imagine that it went: Bleep! Bleep!, Oh bleeping bleep! , then the sound of running bone coolant from a tap (faucet).
I really appreciated seeing how you went forward from sketchbook. That helps me not think that its so daunting a task that the hobby is outside of my capabilities. Please more of that!! Thanks TOT!!
Wife: What are you making? Me: This Old Tony has inspired me to make my own dustpan. Wife: (While laughing uncontrollably) Why on earth would you make something you'll never use?
👍👍😎👍👍 - Tony, you’ve perfectly described my first discovery of Ron too. Been watching Ron’s channel for years. Nice to see you two creative folk collaborate. Ron, with his incredible medal working talents, and you Tony, with your never ending use of cleverly arranged words and sight gags disguising your understanding of all hobbies. Joel....
I just watched Ron's two part video on how to make this dust pan. I was so intrigued that I immediately got out to buy all the sheet metal, plywood, hammers, glues, clamps, torches, temperature checking ink stuff etc. from the hardware store to make myself one... When looking for everything needed, I saw something with the corner of my eye that rocked my world; A dust pan made out of plastic! Even with a pre-installed handle, if you can believe me...Yes, they had them just laying there, and at the risk of making this story even unbelievable, I'll tell you that they had them in different colors too... I was so blown away with this miracle find that I ended up leaving everything and buying the fascinating plastic one. Granted, I paid a lot of hard earned cash, maybe triple the cost of making myself one, but it is plastic and it is red! (The guy said red ones were multipurpose, good for both aluminum and steel chips!)
I've been watching your channel for a while now. I've got to say you always find a way to make your videos fun and interesting with your humor and wit. Out of all the machining channels I watch, yours is by fav my fav.
I Cedar you point, but I Fir-mly believe you are going completely in Alder-wrong direction. To truly Spruce up the place I think Oak is the way to go, though you Maple-leaf Mahogany would be better. And all those who are suggesting Ebony handles are just making an Ash of themselves. :D
I've watched Ron's channel for quite some time, and am always amazed at what he can make a sheet of metal do. It was my first experience at seeing what an English wheel can do, and how easily it all seems. It makes me question who invented such a simple machine, and why did they even think it would ever work. Even the use of a hammer, it's not only the size of the hammer, or how hard you hit something with it, but knowing the exact spot to hit. The handle is a work of art to. The finished product is almost to good to use.
The pixies come preconfabulated as angry. Passivating Pixies is the new book for elechickens. It's a perfect audiobook full of colorful illustrations and detailed diagrams!
Was just moving stuff out of storage this weekend and found a partial Ferrari fender with Ron's signature on it that he made at the first metal shaping seminar I ever attended many years ago. I have run into him again at other metalshaping events and he is always a very nice guy with plenty of knowledge to dispense.
I liked the glasswork. Know what happens when you use up the glass? Old man doesn't buy anymore and you end up melting beer bottles in a bonfire down by the river.
I would be ashamed to say that I didn't know the glory that is Ron before his tie to this channel but ignorance is a kind of shield. He's incredible and incredibly nice to boot.
Well damn... I complimented Ron, just yesterday, on how well his videos are and now I see it's absolutely well deserved - nothing beats experience and he's been at it since like forever :)
I tired looking up Ron Popeil after your suggestions. I couldn't find anything but infomercials. I watched this Ron Covell gentleman make that seat you showed a number of years ago. It was a great video or two, can't remember, it was years ago. thanks for reminding me about him. happy holidays.
I went to school for CAD and ended up working in a product design firm for 8 years making models and drawings. I have since moved on to machining which I've been doing for the past 6 years or so but I was very impressed with your surfacing skills in the CAD department.
Dear This Old, after the difficult year we all had, I will be so bold as to hope we all deserve a TOT Christmas Story while you clean up on Christmas day like last year. Hoping you made a good mess to allow for it, and wishing you a merry Christmas and a Happy new year!
It’s great to see the Maho up and running! One neat tip I learned from @Paul Brodie for finishing inside radii is a length of rubber fuel line over a piece of .25” rod - wrap some emery cloth over that and you’ve got a nice “filing finger”.
Heartbroken last night as I dug at the bubbling and rusty goop at the rain gutters over the windshield and door of my newly acquired, vintage, Ex-Desert Storm 6x6 AM General 15 speed air shifted M949, only to find that under the bubbling rubbery goop remained but a ghost of the sheet metal that bonded the roof of the cab to rest of the cab😱! I imagine myself going 60 mph down the highway with a 40 ton dozer on behind and having the top of my cab frizby off into the oncoming.... but this morning, as is so...so... fantastically appropriate, ToT appears in my hand with Ron Covelle! In my time of need, you save me again! Cheers!
Tony, nice job as always. I'd be afraid to use that thing and probably hang it behind glass marked " Use only in case all other dust pans in the world disappear". Off topic, I always enjoy your videos and the production content is top notch. Can you share what video software you are using and how much computer does it take to drive all that stuff. I'm looking to up my game and admire your material greatly. Thanks Tony. Stay well.
Joe! Stop it you're making me blush. I use Premiere Elements (the cheap version of Adobe Premiere)... plenty good for what I need... and no monthly subscription! Not sure what the official specs are to run it, I'm sure it's on their website, but I have a ~3 year old laptop that seems to do pretty alright. It breaks a sweat doing the final processing and absolutely chokes if I try to throw 4k at it, but otherwise okay.
@@ThisOldTony Thanks for the reply Tony, I'll certainly check it out. Have a very Merry Christmas and best of luck to you for a healthy and successful new year. Congrats on the success of your channel. Well deserved.
Editing at 10:12 when the drilling starts and the cuts thereafter are so satisfying. Thank you for all the effort you put into your channel, it really shows!
Found you a month or so ago and just can't stop watching, amazing content, funny as usual, and managed to sneak some learning into my life. Sneaky bastard
It's a coincidence as I just discovered Ron's channel a couple weeks ago. TOT, your masterful production and comedy skills get better in every video and are in the best on TH-cam in my opinion. I'm always excited when I see a new video.
Ron Covell is the Bob Ross of metal working. This old Tony... is Weird Al Yankowich...
You’re not wrong....although I would say he’s more of a Robin Williams. Imagine an TOT version of Dead Poets Society.
@@aurktman1106 I mean AvE would fit the cunning linguals of Robin Williams better...
@@priitmolder6475 when TOT said “Thanks for watching” my ears heard “ Keep your .... in a vice”: )
And who doesn't love "This old weird Tony Yankovic" I mean its music, physics, art and humour all served in each delightful masterpiece.
Truth
The key to the aluminum handle is that it transfer heat so well the dust pan contents may light on fire just by holding it, thereby cancelling the need to every throw it in the garbage.
If your hand was at a high enough temperature to conduct enough heat energy through the handle to ultimately ignite the saw dust (forget about metals), you'd have bigger problems than debris on your floor.
@@physicsguybrian No, really?!
That all sounds very plausible. I will use that as an argument from now on. Thank you.
aluminium
@Hand Tool Rescue
The "heat transfer" effect is heat energy spreading throughout the body of the metal not pushing it into another. heat conductivity is a better term.
heat sinks are aluminum because they draw heat away from a hotter source into the aluminum. then fans disperse heat from the surface of the aluminum into surrounding air.
they dont make the cpu and other things hotter that would be stupid.
This Old Tony is my favorite person, comedian, youtuber, machinist, fabricator, toolmaker, welder, bike rider and timetraveller.
+timetraveller 😍
He's my third favorite comedian, second favorite time traveler, but my first favorite youtuber!
Yup. Doc Brown ain't gotten nothin' on our Tony.
You forgot the hand model, and manicures.
@@stanfordcoffee No, I like having my fingernails long.
Knuckle dust..... pan?......🤔
Brass Knuckle Dust Pan....to clean up crime!
Hey JD why do i feel like we're about to witness a Diresta follow up on this ?!!
Knuckle duster.
Dustpanhandler?
Close cousin to the “Tactical” dust pan many of us built in junior high for our dad’s.
Ah the memories of pinched fingers. . .
"Not sure how to hold on to this thing" - The dude who designed the thing
Every cnc machinist ever
touche'!
Literally everyone who's ever put something together in a CAD program and then built it, including microelectronic circuits:
* hard, perplexed stare * ... 'the hell have I made?
It's pronounced "wewd". Sexy handle, Mr. This old
Thanks BDA! Ima go practice in the mirror.
Dude! I love BDA!
Is it cherry flavored?
fucking knew you would be here in the comment section just because tony didnt get the wewd right. tony bobby coop!!
I came looking for this comment. Didn't expect it from the man himself.
"He's a mainiac, maniac on the mill. And he's dancing like dimensions matter still." Lol, love the 80's training montage.
Great montage 👍
I laughed the whole sequence...🤣🤣🤣👍♥️ Great stuff! 😎
His 80's running in place dance made me burst outloud laughing. Dad garage humor is the best!!
Let me hear your maho rock
@@ironbomb6753 I though the first 20 seconds were pretty funny to.
Nope, can't handle this, it's just too much!
Looking forward to Ron's third part! The first two were great!
Why dust you make such bad puns Tony 😂
at this rate, he'll put the handle on sometime next year
Aaah, the evening just got 20 minutes longer!
x2 speed is reserved for other channels. ToT respects the long play.
At least an hour and a half while I re-watch some old videos!
Usually you pay extra for that
Hold on, are you saying you watch youtube at 1x speed. What kind of freak are you 😂
It didn't get longer. It feels like I was given an extra 20 minutes. I enjoyed this
My Grandpa was a machinist, and my Father a videographer. This channel always reminds me of both. Thanks Tony!
this old tony cures my depression
@D H Classy move...
If Ron Covell is the patron sait of lost hammers, you are the patron saint of dad jokes and just about adequate video editing skills.
Loved the vid. Many hearty chuckles were had.
Pipefitter’s Handbook was also the name of that magazine with the centerfold.
🤣🤣 very good, I'm thinking quite a few people might not have got this.
hah! dang how'd I miss that?!
I'm literally crying at this! Too funny.
Catching up on This Old Tony, and just came across this comment. Almost spit iced tea on my keyboard!
When I was a kid, I found one of those old "practical electrical wiring" books. BIG MISTAKE, now I'm an electrician.
In Russian modern folklore all plumbers, electricians and other such public engineers are alcoholics (sorry). We have a joke: "Jim has been presented with toy plumber's toolbox at his 7th birthday. He lose oneself into drinking in two weeks after that". I don't know why, but your story reminds me this joke, though I'm sure you are NOT alcoholic, really!
It's odd how there seems to be certain stereotypes about particular occupations (drinkers, gambling, divorce rate, etc.) that come from nowhere.
Weird, the magazines I found did not make me a gynaecologist.
@@abpsd73 In times of USSR these alcohol-related stereotypes about plumbers and electricians had some ground, unfortunately. Now it is less so, but stereotypes are very hard to kill
@@abpsd73 or DO THEY?
Really skilled sheet metal working is something that never ceases to amaze me as an engineer, it is a work of art and wizardry combined.
In other news, that surface modelling. That was awesome.
I believe the Mormon Meteor, a land speed record holder from the 1930’s is a Duesenberg with a hand made aluminum body. It is a beautiful car full of curves. Magnificent metal work.
Impressive toe tap to step over ratio. Truly a master at work
That video montage! I've been watching Ron's vids on this. Amazing.
A synth wave montage
It was Glorious!
@Joey Robertsonson OK, I'll bite. In the name of _WWJD?_ what does the almighty use as a dustpan? And if you answer Earth you're disqualified.
@@johnpossum556 Just Go Away Please please 🙏
David P! He does do some unbelievable work.
I also had this other big long thing I was going to tell you but Joey Robert(grandson) beat me to it.
Thanks for tuning in, bud!
"Forget everything you know"
way ahead of ya, man.
This old Tony videos are the only thing keeping me from going feral.
This old Tony and AvE for me
@@Laplagaable ......... and Bad Obsession Motorsport. :D
And C B Media.
And Geoffrey Crocker
Tot AvE vgg
That musical montage took me back to weekends in the late 80's & listening to all my cassettes of synth music while reading Popular Science, & my dad's engineering trade journals.
hi there - i'd like to feature this in next month's issue of Tactical Dustpans Monthly. please have your dustpan media agent contact me immediately
Hasn't been worth the subscription fee since the February 1874 issue
@@Flarexxxx , yeah. I thought the four panel fold out of the "Lever Action Repeating Dustpan" was overkill.
*Re the CnC montage: That little dance is the same dance my dog does when I mention the word "Treats". The shared joyful anticipation is unmistakable.*
Yes, Mrs. Tony filmed that right after she said "treats."
"MAHO isn't a racecar." - ToT 2020
Not with that attitude it isn't...
welp, project binky took almost eternity to finish up
Maybe not, but it'd outrun my Ender 3 sooo.....
DMG MORI did sponsor the Porsche race team in LeMans for several years, so the Maho is just barely sort of a tiny piece of a racecar, maybe.
@@ilham7345 wait, what? They’ve finished it?!
8:56 - tool paths clearly can be seen on the thumb drive
g-code - dna = ??
Well I'm wondering what sound effects went with those tool paths. Having myself abused my own thumb drive with a moving mass at times, I can well imagine that it went: Bleep! Bleep!, Oh bleeping bleep! , then the sound of running bone coolant from a tap (faucet).
I really appreciated seeing how you went forward from sketchbook. That helps me not think that its so daunting a task that the hobby is outside of my capabilities. Please more of that!! Thanks TOT!!
I immediately imagined both handles on the same dustpan with each of you holding one.
Wife: What are you making?
Me: This Old Tony has inspired me to make my own dustpan.
Wife: (While laughing uncontrollably) Why on earth would you make something you'll never use?
Yep.. you win the comments on this one!
A gift for her next birthday, no doubt.
@@larryzimmer1350 Not if I want to see my next birthday.
@@larryzimmer1350 No, no no. ... Anniversary. Sure to be a winner for the anniversary!
@@shrikedecil It might result in an anniversary - of living in the dog house. But at least you'll have a dust pan to clean it up.
👍👍😎👍👍 - Tony, you’ve perfectly described my first discovery of Ron too. Been watching Ron’s channel for years. Nice to see you two creative folk collaborate. Ron, with his incredible medal working talents, and you Tony, with your never ending use of cleverly arranged words and sight gags disguising your understanding of all hobbies. Joel....
Thank god! Sitting at work with 2 hours to go and nothing to do. Now I have edutainment! Thanks TOT!
I just watched Ron's two part video on how to make this dust pan. I was so intrigued that I immediately got out to buy all the sheet metal, plywood, hammers, glues, clamps, torches, temperature checking ink stuff etc. from the hardware store to make myself one... When looking for everything needed, I saw something with the corner of my eye that rocked my world; A dust pan made out of plastic! Even with a pre-installed handle, if you can believe me...Yes, they had them just laying there, and at the risk of making this story even unbelievable, I'll tell you that they had them in different colors too... I was so blown away with this miracle find that I ended up leaving everything and buying the fascinating plastic one. Granted, I paid a lot of hard earned cash, maybe triple the cost of making myself one, but it is plastic and it is red! (The guy said red ones were multipurpose, good for both aluminum and steel chips!)
There was an easy panhandling joke here and you dint take it, I'm not sure how I feel about that.
Of all the things I'll come to regret.. this is probably in the top 5.
I also felt a little let down by this. I was waiting for it, just knew it was coming down the pike, any minute now...
"and the round file, the corner of that one too"
Hmmmmmm
Black spruce is the traditional handle wood for round files. It's more filey.
when he said ''according to my youtube analytics'' I thought he was going to say only a small percentage of you are actually subscribed.
that was the joke he was aiming for...
Incredible work from 2 masters of their craft. Many thanks to both of you for what you teach the world.
Glad to say I watched his racing/plane seat forming video years ago. Didn't know he was a legend.
I say this is your best video of all time. Close second is your ASMR attempt.
Everything is perfection!
That machining montage was truly amazingly edited.
I've been watching your channel for a while now. I've got to say you always find a way to make your videos fun and interesting with your humor and wit. Out of all the machining channels I watch, yours is by fav my fav.
" Cherry is the most dustpanny wood "
That is the most wallnutty coment ever !
Love all of it !
Selecting the wrong wood can be a birch
dont pine on it but of gorse some one will beech about it
I Cedar you point, but I Fir-mly believe you are going completely in Alder-wrong direction. To truly Spruce up the place I think Oak is the way to go, though you Maple-leaf Mahogany would be better. And all those who are suggesting Ebony handles are just making an Ash of themselves. :D
I've watched Ron's channel for quite some time, and am always amazed at what he can make a sheet of metal do.
It was my first experience at seeing what an English wheel can do, and how easily it all seems. It makes me question who invented such a simple machine, and why did they even think it would ever work.
Even the use of a hammer, it's not only the size of the hammer, or how hard you hit something with it, but knowing the exact spot to hit.
The handle is a work of art to.
The finished product is almost to good to use.
"How to wire a house without burning it down" - Elechickens 101
Step the first, avoid angering up the pixies
The pixies come preconfabulated as angry.
Passivating Pixies is the new book for elechickens. It's a perfect audiobook full of colorful illustrations and detailed diagrams!
@@jonanderson5137 all illustrated with crayon to comfort the elechickens
Step one: Disable angry pixie choreographer device before attempting to mess with pixie paths.
Tell my landlord that ....
What a pleasure to watch yours video Tony thank you!
i have to say, i can never get enough of your interesting humour like i look forward to it every time i see one of your videos get posted
Had to click off an AvE video for this, hope he doesn’t find out.
TOT holding out on us RE: the MAHO all working?!
90%!
I still use the dust pan I made in my Grade 8 Sheet Metal class.
Not saying I'm old, but my first dog was a dinosaur.
The "flashdance" Montage had me rolling...nice and obscure.
This Old Tony, the only channel where I'm exited to watch someone make a dusk pan handle. Great work
I about pissed myself laughing when you just threw the part into that box with no padding... LOL.... You're amazing Tony....
Man, i tell you.. there is just nothing out there like tot. Nobody even comes close, and nobody tries to! Its his style, and it is appreciated!
So, the maho is done and we didn't see it completed? How rude!
Indeed, the man is an utter cad.
My next step after the comments was to check if I missed a video. 😀
@@v8Mercury right??
@@v8Mercury Haha, same. Ya never know with those broken YT notifications.
It will be done. We are missing a minor temporal displacement, that's all.
the 80s Music, the 4way Splitscreen, and the dancing feet. Bravo! Brilliant.
That left thumb has seen better days, my friend. TOT. This old thumb.
TOT. Next video Titanium L/H Thumb prosthetic.
There's a thumb drive in the wrong port joke here somewhere.
That’s what happens when you upload g-code to your thumb drive using the wrong protocol. 🤷♂️
@@ericwebster6911 ^ there it is Nevir took care of it
I kid you not, a local farmer using only a hammer managed to nail his thumb to a wall. As you may guess he is not considered to be very bright.
Super nice! I followed Rons build an was looking forward to your part!
I see your hammer detector is coming along nicely!
finds them every time!
It's good to have you back Old Tony. Solid TOT content here! Thank you!
10:58 I just started thinking this would be a great 80's style montage and then came the dancing 80's feet. ❤
Am I the only one who's brain is screaming CLEAN THE T-SLOTS ALREADY.
yes :-P
Ha, me too, and I hate cleaning....
If you don't clean them then the nuts are held up making threading them easier. 😊
I can't believe you show that dead tree carcass on this channel!
Have you seen his rifle stock? He knows his way around dead carboniferous stuff, too.
Was just moving stuff out of storage this weekend and found a partial Ferrari fender with Ron's signature on it that he made at the first metal shaping seminar I ever attended many years ago. I have run into him again at other metalshaping events and he is always a very nice guy with plenty of knowledge to dispense.
Does anyone remember "The golden book of chemistry experiments"?
Aka how to burn your house down without even having to touch the electricals!
I liked the glasswork. Know what happens when you use up the glass? Old man doesn't buy anymore and you end up melting beer bottles in a bonfire down by the river.
Isnt that what David Hahn got into science with? 😂
I was always hoping I could make gunpowder with my chemistry set as a kid but they never included saltpeter.
I would be ashamed to say that I didn't know the glory that is Ron before his tie to this channel but ignorance is a kind of shield. He's incredible and incredibly nice to boot.
#8-32 screws are also my favorite. They always let me know when I need to buy new allen keys.
i have been a fan of Ron for many years,, just amazing ... enjoyed your video as always
I've had several of his books for years. Worth the money to have it in print.
Well damn... I complimented Ron, just yesterday, on how well his videos are and now I see it's absolutely well deserved - nothing beats experience and he's been at it since like forever :)
Bro im loving the 4 screen montage! and the record player dial gauge!
Yeap, that's true. Lovi'n it too.
I tired looking up Ron Popeil after your suggestions. I couldn't find anything but infomercials.
I watched this Ron Covell gentleman make that seat you showed a number of years ago. It was a great video or two, can't remember, it was years ago. thanks for reminding me about him. happy holidays.
Reading notification. Getting ready for the tungsten carbide improved dust pan.
Thank you @ThisOldTony, I have been waiting with bated breath!! AS always thank you for the wonderful content
Great video, love the multi camera montage!
Ya think the "running in place" footage ends when it does because that's when the joke gets tired, or when he does?😁👍
Hi Ian! You're equally awesome!
Love your work too, Ian!
I went to school for CAD and ended up working in a product design firm for 8 years making models and drawings. I have since moved on to machining which I've been doing for the past 6 years or so but I was very impressed with your surfacing skills in the CAD department.
Why you're not 10M is a shame...It's like a well produced documentary, of a well rounded craftsperson... at 61.5 degrees
that's really hot.
Thank you for showing some machine setup in this video, i've always been fascinated by that aspect of machining!
After making that much of a mess, it looks like you're going to need a dustpan...
Dear This Old, after the difficult year we all had, I will be so bold as to hope we all deserve a TOT Christmas Story while you clean up on Christmas day like last year.
Hoping you made a good mess to allow for it, and wishing you a merry Christmas and a Happy new year!
Tony.. I dont get it... why all the equipment in the shop, when you could get along with only the hammer and some kong-fu?
Check out his thumb!
OMG!!!! The ToT has graced us with an awesome video!!! Surely this Thanksgiving has blessed us grandly!!! (Thanks Tony!)
Everybody set your brain to bad but also great dad jokes
It’s great to see the Maho up and running! One neat tip I learned from @Paul Brodie for finishing inside radii is a length of rubber fuel line over a piece of .25” rod - wrap some emery cloth over that and you’ve got a nice “filing finger”.
Oh man that thumbnail is beautiful! Love em' !
Thanks Tony, great piece, and great theatre!
The 80's montage made me feel like I was riding on the back of a Luck Dragon!
Heartbroken last night as I dug at the bubbling and rusty goop at the rain gutters over the windshield and door of my newly acquired, vintage, Ex-Desert Storm 6x6 AM General 15 speed air shifted M949, only to find that under the bubbling rubbery goop remained but a ghost of the sheet metal that bonded the roof of the cab to rest of the cab😱! I imagine myself going 60 mph down the highway with a 40 ton dozer on behind and having the top of my cab frizby off into the oncoming.... but this morning, as is so...so... fantastically appropriate, ToT appears in my hand with Ron Covelle! In my time of need, you save me again! Cheers!
Tony, nice job as always. I'd be afraid to use that thing and probably hang it behind glass marked " Use only in case all other dust pans in the world disappear". Off topic, I always enjoy your videos and the production content is top notch. Can you share what video software you are using and how much computer does it take to drive all that stuff. I'm looking to up my game and admire your material greatly. Thanks Tony. Stay well.
Joe! Stop it you're making me blush.
I use Premiere Elements (the cheap version of Adobe Premiere)... plenty good for what I need... and no monthly subscription! Not sure what the official specs are to run it, I'm sure it's on their website, but I have a ~3 year old laptop that seems to do pretty alright. It breaks a sweat doing the final processing and absolutely chokes if I try to throw 4k at it, but otherwise okay.
@@ThisOldTony Thanks for the reply Tony, I'll certainly check it out. Have a very Merry Christmas and best of luck to you for a healthy and successful new year. Congrats on the success of your channel. Well deserved.
Been at basic training nice to come back to some new videos from my favorite TH-camr
Just tore down an old drill, this is exactly what I needed
Hello fellow ancom :)
Pillar drill?
Editing at 10:12 when the drilling starts and the cuts thereafter are so satisfying. Thank you for all the effort you put into your channel, it really shows!
It´s cinema time! Getting ready!
Found you a month or so ago and just can't stop watching, amazing content, funny as usual, and managed to sneak some learning into my life. Sneaky bastard
The sequel we've all been desperately waiting for.
This is our generation's Endgame.
Loved the collage style build montage! You never fail to surprise with your camera work
Beautiful...and I was already afraid you would overengineer that piece. I couldn't have been more wrong :-)
It's a coincidence as I just discovered Ron's channel a couple weeks ago.
TOT, your masterful production and comedy skills get better in every video and are in the best on TH-cam in my opinion. I'm always excited when I see a new video.
The bigger mystery of the day is how This Old Tony bummed up his left thumb! 😉
An adventure in story telling to be told there im sure.
He hit it with the hammer while it was still on the dust pan setting.
Fixing his shipping drone?
It's been that way for a few videos. He even tried to mask it with nail polish in one video, which I pointed out but got no reply. ;-)
That thumb was injured while he was maintaining the Pounders at his day job.
Woah, the MAHO doing real CNC! Congratulations! I though I had missed a video when it started working on this project with no fanfare.
I almost woke the kids up, I laughed so hard. "I only packed up to 800 for my honeymoon..."
Just Brilliant! Enjoyed and laughed all the way through. Merry Christmas TOT and family.
"Who just walks in off the street and buys the Pipefitters handbook?" Plumbers Obviously! :P
They prefer shitter fitters, plumber is an antiqueted term.
@@Dh4v0c Ahh my humble apologies to the turd mechanics.
Don’t ever call a pipefitter a plumber! I did once, bad idea. 🤕😬
@@537331208 totally different trade.
@@537331208 A plumber at the Hospital I used to work in called himself a "Drain Surgeon".
Seeing a new TOT video pop up on my YT after coming in from the garage literally made my week! Thanks for being you Tony!