Yes to the new shop moving series. “ A turn in the wright direction “ Happy holidays and good luck for the new year, it’s people like you that inspire people like me to getter done.
Well Keith, good luck in the new shop. We have vacationed on The Cape every summer for over ten years and your current shop became a landmark for us. I always threatened to stop and say thanks for the great content in person but never wanted to interrupt your day. I will keep my eyes open for your new location and maybe one August day I will catch you in the lot. Good luck and Happy New Year. BTW, thanks for all the great content!
New shop move would be great to see, though fairly intense work wise with limited time to record. " K & T breaks new Ground" May I wish you great success in your new shop, and a prosperous and healthy 2020. Thanks for sharing.
Consider for your new shop: 1 a master relay either manual or electrical that shuts off all power except lights and required always on circuits ( clock, battery chargers, machines you must manually turn off due to programming etc. ) 2 include a normally off electrical valve or manuel valve on your air line where it enters the shop so your always leaking😔 quick connects do not empty your compressor air tank over night. 3 air lines sloping back to the compressor with top taps to help with moisture control. I have always used sweated copper piping as it is versatile to install and cools the air. 4 a strobe light for phone calls if you have a land line that can also be hooked up to a door bell for customers. 5 put your rotary phase converter outside for noise protection if you need one. I have lots of other ideas but these are a few that I have really enjoyed over the years. l learn so much from your videos and wish you the best with the new shop!
Yes to the move series!! As long as it's not called "THE MOVEMENT"! That is something else altogether!! We really don't need to watch that!! Lol I hope things go well for you in the new year, Keith! Best of luck!!
Of course you should do videos of the shop move. Many of the lessons learned in moving your shop will benefit hundreds of viewers moving or setting up a new shop. Your knowledge, experience, and life skills will benefit your viewers, Best wishes for a successful shop relocation.
I'd love to see the move to the new premises, but if time is important I fully understand why it may not be possible to film it all. Anyway, good luck with the move, and I hope it goes well for you in the new year. 👍
Keith im about an hour away. Having been to your shop for repairs i can appreciate why you need the space. Happy to help with move i have a 14k lb equipment trailer just sitting if that's helpful. All the best
Keith, I expected to see Clough42 poke his hear around the corner when that music started at 23.45! A new shop, I am both envious and apprehensive; custom designing your shop when you already have the tools is a lot easier than most of us who build over time and have to keep finding homes for the new bit of kit, however, packing it all up and unpacking at the other end is not something I would like to do. Keep the vids coming.
Would be awesome to see the move, but like others have said if it's not possible that's ok!!! Best wishes for the new year, wish I lived close enough to help!!!!
Holly shit! That's big news Keith! Have fun with the move. (Play it safe boss, don't get yourself in a rush moving and machines around) can't wait to see your new place.
Happy New Year from Umeå Sweden Have been watching your videos for a few year as i´m a machinist my self I do really appreciate your knowledge. Locking forward for the next one.
Hi Keith Really enjoying this series. Thank you. Would love to see some parts of the move if it won't be too much trouble for you. I am sure we all understand getting your livelihood up and running is the priority. regards vic
Not that I don't absolutely enjoy the time spent and learning so many interesting methods, but this repair would be an ideal candidate for a quick portable line bore after the new components you create are welded in place. I spent a few years in the field running one for a local equipment repair company and I didn't fully realize how beneficial the method is until I did a few large scale rebuilds of components that were also "intentionally disregarded". The line bore greatly simplifies the front end work required.
You went above and beyond boring those bushing holes after welding. I rarely see that on loaders, usually the bores are several thou over the pin size so no chance they will shrink enough the pins won't go thru. I imagine the factories would never invest that level of time and labor in their competitive race to the bottom.
"The Move." sounds good to me. Of course as a retired Journeyman Electrician (My second career) I would advise you to get the machines in place before you ask him to wire them up. It will take less time if he can plan ahead knowing where he's going to have to run the conduit, boxes, etc.
A series on the move would be great, the only bad thing is your about to find out just how much equipment and tools you really have. Good luck Keith, wish you good luck and prosperity in the coming year, your videos are excellent. Thanks.
Sorry I don’t live closer, I’d be there to help with the move. It’s a shame you have to go through this move, but you gotta do what you gotta do. Good luck, looking forward to seeing how you set up your new shop. Jack in Missouri
Hi Keith I hope your new year improves packing all the machinery, tooling accumulated over the years the uncertainty of moving etc not good....I went through a similar experience a few years back moving lathe mill press etc in a car trailer alone still trying find some items from boxes cost me 600k....worth every penny "They say what doesn't kill you makes stronger" I still love engineering it keeps one going all the best. Cheers dibbo
All the best with moving and new shop. Always a bit of trepidation and excitement with such a big change... Wishing you well with your 2020 venture....
WOW moving? that is going to be different to change from walking out your backdoor into the shop to driving up the road to a new shop. of course if this is a sign of positive growth then its a good thing! congratulations on that. you deserve the success as you have worked hard for that success.
Yes to the Move but I'll miss your old place, it has that old place feel that reminds me of all the great old shops I've ever visited; the smell of machinery and oil. Maybe call the series, "When ya gotta go, take it all with you."
Good point about parting off! I found that out one time parting off a piece where the center hole was threaded. When the parting tool broke through, that little bit of thread was able to swing the part around and hurl it so hard that it put a dent in the side of the solid steel. I was very lucky that I was not standing in the direct path of the item.
Having accuired my first lathe very recently, I have had a taste of what move machine tools are like, I will be sure to watch a move series... keep up the great work...
"A New Start" or "Wright, from Scratch" would be a good title, Starting from scratch in a new shop location would be a great series, starting with 4 walls and doing the layout, wiring, pads for heavy machines then the move. I'm sure will be a great series, my only regret is i'm too far away to come and lend a hand.
While I'd surely enjoy the content, I'd feel better knowing you spent the time on safety and making sure all elements of the move go your way. Best regards.
Happy NewYear Mr. Fenner. Yes to the move series. I will not come up with a name, as I am not that familiar and rutined in your language. Keep up your good job!!
You should do a video on the move. Some people have never seen riggers in action and they might like to see. I think it would be informative to talk about your layout and why you are putting which machine where, and why that is what you are doing. There are many considerations to this that most do not know and you can turn your move into a teaching moment for many. I look forward to seeing your new shop in all its glory and your work flow plans and how it works out. I currently am setting up a small blacksmith/ machine shop and think your thoughts might be helpful for me and others.
Happy New Year Keith - all the very best for the years to come. For your shop moving series, "2020 - A New Beginning" (short, simple and covers all aspects for your life, work and the start of a new decade) [edited bit - This may be overkill but putting hydraulic cylinder wipers/ seals in will do wonders for those pins - keep the grease in, the dirt out & give them 10 times the life span]
First, Happy New Year, Kieth! I'd love to see a moving series and my suggestion for a title would be simply "Move'n On" It's unfortunate things have to go that way but sometimes we just need to move on. It's not always what we'd like to do but life is what it is. And it would be a throwback to TV of years gone by .......... for those of us old enough to remember "snowy" TV when the antenna rotor was stuck in the wrong direction.......LOL
Hi Keith, season's greetings mate, and thanks for another great video. Whatever your able to show of the move ,I'm sure will be interesting, thats the time when you find things you lost, and misplace things to only turn up months later,lol. As for the new layout you've already got it planned out, make it work for you Keith, just the way you like it. My thoughts are whith you, whatever you do, best wishe's for the new year, Stuart uk.
Sorry to hear your life took a hard right turn. I wish you the best in your new life adventures . Looking forward to the move videos. I just picked up a 2H K&T i was told your mill is 40 taper on the horizontal and vertical? Mine is 50 taper in the horizontal. Im looking for a vertical head for it now.. thanks bub.
Keith hope you are well. I've watched all your excellent work, I do repairs myself. Your one on a wood chipper flywheel came in useful as manged to bore out a casting that had been mig welded. Die grind first and bored out
Yes to the new shop moving series.
“ A turn in the wright direction “
Happy holidays and good luck for the new year, it’s people like you that inspire people like me to getter done.
Very good title sean lawton! We like it!
simply the best!
I know I'm quite randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to stream newly released series online ?
@Lennon Vihaan i watch on flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
@Lennon Vihaan I watch on Flixzone. Just google for it =)
Yes to the The Move series!
Well Keith, good luck in the new shop. We have vacationed on The Cape every summer for over ten years and your current shop became a landmark for us. I always threatened to stop and say thanks for the great content in person but never wanted to interrupt your day. I will keep my eyes open for your new location and maybe one August day I will catch you in the lot. Good luck and Happy New Year. BTW, thanks for all the great content!
That move is going to be a big change...
Wish you the best for the New Year, brighter moments to come, we're all with you...
A definite YES to the move series! I watch everything you put on
Congrats on the new shop space! We will definitelt need some videos of the move. Getter done!
Happy New Year Keith! I look forward to the shop move video's. I wish you the best of fortune for the new decade.
Another great video! Really appreciate the fact that you still manage to put out videos with all the other stuff you've got going on!
New shop move would be great to see, though fairly intense work wise with limited time to record. " K & T breaks new Ground"
May I wish you great success in your new shop, and a prosperous and healthy 2020.
Thanks for sharing.
I can't even imagine moving....but looking forward to seeing your new shop-
Great video & I'm looking forward to seeing the next one!
Oh yes, I would definitely like to watch some video of the move and shop setup. Even a sneak peak of the new shop empty would be cool.
Yes to series. "The Wright Move"
Yes to the move series and sorry you’re having to go through it... hopefully the change will be the right thing for both of you.
“That’s where I put that” , good luck in the move I look forward to seeing them. Thanks for your videos . Happy New Year
Alwats a good visit. Thanks a bunch for 19 and onward to 20 my friend !
Awesome work. Glad you found new shop. Hope all goes well. Looking forward to future videos. Thank you
Moving is always a much bigger job than anybody thinks. I hope you have a lot of helpers.
Title of the video,,,,,,, "FREE AT LAST" I hope the new shop treats you well. Wishing all the best.
Consider for your new shop: 1 a master relay either manual or electrical that shuts off all power except lights and required always on circuits ( clock, battery chargers, machines you must manually turn off due to programming etc. ) 2 include a normally off electrical valve or manuel valve on your air line where it enters the shop so your always leaking😔 quick connects do not empty your compressor air tank over night. 3 air lines sloping back to the compressor with top taps to help with moisture control. I have always used sweated copper piping as it is versatile to install and cools the air. 4 a strobe light for phone calls if you have a land line that can also be hooked up to a door bell for customers. 5 put your rotary phase converter outside for noise protection if you need one. I have lots of other ideas but these are a few that I have really enjoyed over the years. l learn so much from your videos and wish you the best with the new shop!
Yes to the move series!! As long as it's not called "THE MOVEMENT"! That is something else altogether!! We really don't need to watch that!! Lol
I hope things go well for you in the new year, Keith! Best of luck!!
Of course you should do videos of the shop move. Many of the lessons learned in moving your shop will benefit hundreds of viewers moving or setting up a new shop. Your knowledge, experience, and life skills will benefit your viewers, Best wishes for a successful shop relocation.
I'd love to see the move to the new premises, but if time is important I fully understand why it may not be possible to film it all.
Anyway, good luck with the move, and I hope it goes well for you in the new year. 👍
Great job on this one...
Congrats on your new shop. I'm sure you'll be super busy and going crazy, but, I would love to see it, if you can film it....
Great video, congrats on the new shop. I would love to see videos of the move and setting up the shop. Any title you would give it is great......
Keith im about an hour away. Having been to your shop for repairs i can appreciate why you need the space. Happy to help with move i have a 14k lb equipment trailer just sitting if that's helpful. All the best
Keith,
I expected to see Clough42 poke his hear around the corner when that music started at 23.45! A new shop, I am both envious and apprehensive; custom designing your shop when you already have the tools is a lot easier than most of us who build over time and have to keep finding homes for the new bit of kit, however, packing it all up and unpacking at the other end is not something I would like to do.
Keep the vids coming.
One yes vote for the shop move series.
May 2020 bring many good things to you.
Would be awesome to see the move, but like others have said if it's not possible that's ok!!! Best wishes for the new year, wish I lived close enough to help!!!!
Holly shit! That's big news Keith! Have fun with the move. (Play it safe boss, don't get yourself in a rush moving and machines around) can't wait to see your new place.
Happy New Year from Umeå Sweden Have been watching your videos for a few year as i´m a machinist my self I do really appreciate your knowledge. Locking forward for the next one.
Hi Keith Really enjoying this series. Thank you. Would love to see some parts of the move if it won't be too much trouble for you. I am sure we all understand getting your livelihood up and running is the priority. regards vic
Lewis Rossman has been running a series concerning the moving of his Macbook repair shop for a while now and it's decidedly popular.
NEVER enough space.....you will grow into it no matter how much you have....congrats!
Yet ANOTHER good vid.
Title for the shop move series "Moving the shop: Chaos, confusion and Why do I keep walking in circles?"
Absolute YES to the move video! I’m thinking “Shipping Out” or something similarly nautical. Love the channel, keep up the great work.
Very excited to see the new shop!! The move sounds great!
Not that I don't absolutely enjoy the time spent and learning so many interesting methods, but this repair would be an ideal candidate for a quick portable line bore after the new components you create are welded in place. I spent a few years in the field running one for a local equipment repair company and I didn't fully realize how beneficial the method is until I did a few large scale rebuilds of components that were also "intentionally disregarded". The line bore greatly simplifies the front end work required.
Good luck with the move.
Make sure you label everything and REMEMBER WHERE YOU PUT IT.
My experience .. absolute nightmare.
I love the new opening.
Happy New Year to all from Idaho.
I say yes to the move series .And I wondered for years where this went!
That is a good layout on the new shop, I wish you the best on the move.
You went above and beyond boring those bushing holes after welding. I rarely see that on loaders, usually the bores are several thou over the pin size so no chance they will shrink enough the pins won't go thru. I imagine the factories would never invest that level of time and labor in their competitive race to the bottom.
Thanks for the upload keith!!
Happy New Year. Here's to new beginnings. Would enjoy seeing your process of setting up the new place.
"The Move." sounds good to me. Of course as a retired Journeyman Electrician (My second career) I would advise you to get the machines in place before you ask him to wire them up. It will take less time if he can plan ahead knowing where he's going to have to run the conduit, boxes, etc.
Happy New Year Keith, Another step in the experiences of life. I will be praying for a safe and timely move.
Thanks for the video Keith. Looking forward to the “move series”.
Happy New Year Keith from Plymouth England. Thanks for all your excellent videos.
Keith, I would like to wish you a happy new year and a fantastic new chapter in your adventure
A series on the move would be great, the only bad thing is your about to find out just how much equipment and tools you really have.
Good luck Keith, wish you good luck and prosperity in the coming year, your videos are excellent. Thanks.
Looking forward to your new series, Get 'er Moved!
Pfft! Yes there needs to be a move series! That is a silly question Mr. Fenner!
Sorry I don’t live closer, I’d be there to help with the move. It’s a shame you have to go through this move, but you gotta do what you gotta do. Good luck, looking forward to seeing how you set up your new shop.
Jack in Missouri
My local patriot. Love you man. One of these days I got to come by and have a pulley machined or repaired. But I’m always at work lol.
Congrats on the new shop!!!!
Hi Keith I hope your new year improves packing all the machinery, tooling accumulated over the years the uncertainty of moving etc not good....I went through a similar experience a few years back moving lathe mill press etc in a car trailer alone still trying find some items from boxes cost me 600k....worth every penny
"They say what doesn't kill you makes stronger" I still love engineering it keeps one going all the best.
Cheers dibbo
I have moved my diesel and equipment repair shop 3 times. It sucks! I am finally on my farm with it. No plans to move it ever again! Good luck
congrats on the new shop, looking forward to seeing it
Congratulations on The Move. Sounds like a great title for the move.
Hi Keith, very good job!
well I wish you a good new year that you start with a lot of work and health.
Greetings Ariel from T.M.P
All the best with moving and new shop. Always a bit of trepidation and excitement with such a big change... Wishing you well with your 2020 venture....
WOW moving? that is going to be different to change from walking out your backdoor into the shop to driving up the road to a new shop. of course if this is a sign of positive growth then its a good thing! congratulations on that. you deserve the success as you have worked hard for that success.
Change is good. All the best on your move . Moving on up !!
Packin up Movin on Keith I wish you a very prosperous, healthy and enjoyable new year, a fresh start helps makes things a lot better to deal with.
Wishing you all the best moving all that equipment! The new shop looks spacious!
keith you're going to have to drive to work now! interested in seeing how you move all those machines and set up your new shop
Yes to the Move but I'll miss your old place, it has that old place feel that reminds me of all the great old shops I've ever visited; the smell of machinery and oil. Maybe call the series, "When ya gotta go, take it all with you."
The move, yep says it all, will be waiting for it
Enjoy seeing you back plus the vids.....Moving On
Good point about parting off! I found that out one time parting off a piece where the center hole was threaded. When the parting tool broke through, that little bit of thread was able to swing the part around and hurl it so hard that it put a dent in the side of the solid steel. I was very lucky that I was not standing in the direct path of the item.
Having accuired my first lathe very recently, I have had a taste of what move machine tools are like, I will be sure to watch a move series... keep up the great work...
Yes a Documentry on " The New, Old School' keep em coming man!! 2nd best Manual Machinist i've ever seen. ;) 👍
Fun to watch!!!! Nice job.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Turn Wright-Time to Move On. Happy New Year Keith, just another chapter in our lives. Thanks for making a difference. Doug Edwards
How about "The Wright Turn on the Path Ahead"
Happy New Year Keith
"A New Start" or "Wright, from Scratch" would be a good title, Starting from scratch in a new shop location would be a great series, starting with 4 walls and doing the layout, wiring, pads for heavy machines then the move. I'm sure will be a great series, my only regret is i'm too far away to come and lend a hand.
Would love to see the "The Move" series as long as recording it does not slow you down. Filming could be time consuming.
Congrats on the new shop, I personally would love a move series.
Keith, if you need an extra set of hands for your move, I live relatively close and would love to be able to repay you for all I've learned from you.
Thanks Keith for the fine content you´re delivering......machinist regards from Frankfurt/ Germany
Thank you for the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of this video!
While I'd surely enjoy the content, I'd feel better knowing you spent the time on safety and making sure all elements of the move go your way. Best regards.
“The Move” sounds good Keith. Looks a simple job, but very complicated I’m sure. All the very best for 2020.👉
Thanks; yes to new shop setup and move. Cheers, Mark * * *
Happy New Year, Kieth!
Old Machinists never retire. Their threads just get finer.
"Turnwright on the move " Nothing like the pain in the ass headache of moving shops . Best of luck . Cheers .
Looking forward to seeing a moving on series. Happy New Year.
Happy NewYear Mr. Fenner. Yes to the move series. I will not come up with a name, as I am not that familiar and rutined in your language. Keep up your good job!!
You should do a video on the move. Some people have never seen riggers in action and they might like to see. I think it would be informative to talk about your layout and why you are putting which machine where, and why that is what you are doing. There are many considerations to this that most do not know and you can turn your move into a teaching moment for many. I look forward to seeing your new shop in all its glory and your work flow plans and how it works out. I currently am setting up a small blacksmith/ machine shop and think your thoughts might be helpful for me and others.
Moving the shop is going to be a LOT of work.. wow!! Definitely make a video series!
Happy New Year Keith - all the very best for the years to come.
For your shop moving series, "2020 - A New Beginning" (short, simple and covers all aspects for your life, work and the start of a new decade)
[edited bit - This may be overkill but putting hydraulic cylinder wipers/ seals in will do wonders for those pins - keep the grease in, the dirt out & give them 10 times the life span]
Congrats on the new shop!
Go for the " BIG MOVE " Mr Fenner you deserve it. Good luck with the process.
very good video mr fenner..thanks for your time
First, Happy New Year, Kieth!
I'd love to see a moving series and my suggestion for a title would be simply "Move'n On"
It's unfortunate things have to go that way but sometimes we just need to move on. It's not always what we'd like to do but life is what it is.
And it would be a throwback to TV of years gone by .......... for those of us old enough to remember "snowy" TV when the antenna rotor was stuck in the wrong direction.......LOL
Hi Keith, season's greetings mate, and thanks for another great video. Whatever your able to show of the move ,I'm sure will be interesting, thats the time when you find things you lost, and misplace things to only turn up months later,lol. As for the new layout you've already got it planned out, make it work for you Keith, just the way you like it. My thoughts are whith you, whatever you do, best wishe's for the new year, Stuart uk.
Sorry to hear your life took a hard right turn. I wish you the best in your new life adventures . Looking forward to the move videos. I just picked up a 2H K&T i was told your mill is 40 taper on the horizontal and vertical? Mine is 50 taper in the horizontal. Im looking for a vertical head for it now.. thanks bub.
I needed some Fennervision! thanks Keith!
"You do not know what you have until you move it" Good Luck with the move
Keith hope you are well. I've watched all your excellent work, I do repairs myself. Your one on a wood chipper flywheel came in useful as manged to bore out a casting that had been mig welded. Die grind first and bored out
"Make Relocation Great Again"!