I noticed on a previous episode that someone had left a comment that these guys do not display a high level of tradesmanship (it's just a torch and hammers). Hopefully after watching this episode that individual will most certainly have changed their mind. Many Thanks
I'm sure a lot of us could heat something up with a torch and hit it with a hammer, I'm also equally sure that would not bring the same results as these guys get. Definitely a lot of skill and experience in both sides of that workshop.
Another fantastic episode the best thing here was than Beau kept that welding helmet on heating up and removing that idler hub that scalding oil and super heated steam could have blinded or seriously damaged Beau eyes sight never mind the facial scaring. Lucky talented guy, As a former fitter/welder i think Beau enjoys making from new, i definitely would compared with the frustration of working with original parts to working order. especially after explosion damage too. Such talented guys, i would also like to say this video series gives such a clear intimate examination of the phunctional parts of a Stug and the problems encountered it has to be a first in the world. Aussie Craftsmen photographers and engineers +
MAAAAATE Beau's fabrication of that idler wheel bracket...No CAD, no laser cutter, just highly skilled old school fabrication techniques! As a once upon a time metal fabricator welder I am in awe of the work done here. Thank you for bringing it to us.👍👍👍
Incredible determination. Amazing how such metal work was achieved building these vehicles during a war. The capital expense, expertise, design, testings, mods, labor.
Workshop Wednesdays are what gets me through the week! Even if the episodes were 45 minutes or an hour long, I would still watch all of them every time!
Ausgezeichnet! And I don't even speak German....but I really enjoy watching your team working together to bring the StuG back to life. The fact that I'm watching a crew that enjoys what they're doing, and works well together is just as important as the awesome technical skills on display.
Where has this been in my life , i can only reiterate everyone else ‘s comments Beau you are bloody clever that recreation of of the blown up assembly is nothing short of magical, whatever they are paying you it isnt enough, side note what i would have given to be able to work with my dad so cherish it mate.
Didn't think it would be possible two weeks in a row, but the episodes just keep getting better and better! Brilliant stuff by all involved - both in terms of filming (including Beau the second cameraman,) & craftsmanship.
Amazing work! Beau sculpts heavy steel like clay. He's incredibly talented and I am also very impressed with the wide range of tools and improvisation.
If the Australian Armoured Unit ever need new tanks, APC's, IFV's, they should take a car trip to The Australian Armour & Artillery Museum and ask Bo, if he would undertake the fabrication work for those vehicles.
Kurt, i have said it before, Beau is fantastic at his job and bloody smart as well to keep that full face shield on. You have a cracking team working hard to bring us fabulous content. Bravo team, bravo.
Ingenuity and patience will always overcome adversity but this Stug is pushing the limits. Fantastic craftsmanship and attention to detail. My dad was a flight mechanic on B-29's during the war and I think the motto that he lived by is true of your efforts: "the difficult we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer."
Thomascambell4730 Been my motto as well except I used miracles and not impossible. Just a matter of seeing possibilities not yet explored and knowledge to perform them and willingness to fail and rethink. Giving up without trying is making failing default.
I like to build German WW2 model tanks, but Beau gets to use his amazing skill to build real ones!! This series is fascinating, and I know that every episode will bring us something amazing to watch. Keep up the great work guys!
Thanks to everyone at the OZ Armour Museum restoring history and inviting us along for the ride Kurt & Beau and company thank you very much the whole team is doing a Stirling job
That young fella is an absolute joy to watch. Skills like that take years to fine tune, so it's astonishing to see it in someone so young...good work, Beau...I could use you on my two trucks....
Hi Guys thanks for another great Episode from all of us in the UK 🇬🇧 KEEP yourself safe and stay strong, what you are doing is just fantastic work and we all owe you so much, for keeping history alive, for us to see what these things where 🤗
Thanks so much for showing that hearing protection Beau! Your skills are amazing and it would be a terrible reward for them to have hearing loss and/or tinnitus when you get to be my age. Keep going mate, awesome to watch, and thanks to the Armour and Artillery Museum for the channel. Outstanding work
I am without words to properly express my admiration for what I just saw. My father was a tank mechanic in WWII with Patton's Third Army. I wish he was here to see this!!!
Love the time-lapse part. If only reality was that easy! Good to see the guys looking after their hearing! I'm retired now, but in my youth there was very little occ. health and safety, and now my wife yelling at me to put my hearing aids in drives me up the wall!
Top notch presentation, outstanding trade skills, keep up the awesome work lads, hands down the most interesting and informative show on YT, I watch a shit load of this type of content and this takes it to another level.
I had Metal shop in high school. What I learned in school really helped in my 40yrs of working in construction. But I could never compare to Beau. His dad taught him well!
The teams skillful use of the Press to iteratively straighten plate and cast parts is truly impressive. You can see them learning how much the part will recover elastically, then adjust the supports, and push the press over marginally into the plastic range on the next pressing operation. A perfectly flat part post elastic recovery! Incredible.
Anybody that's ever done any fabricating by hand is amazed at the time and talent that it took to make that tensioner bracket. What's more is that Beau had to make the reverse image of the one that he copied. Incredible!
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Beau you are an incredible craftsman. Your Re-Creation of that assembly is absolutely a literal piece of ART ! 👍👍👍
Awesome work . Past masters every single one of them .
That was fantastic to watch!
Join us next time on Oz Armour when Beau builds himself an Ironman suit.
And a Captain America Shield and that is just in his lunch break.
Without question, the best reality TV on the internet. Piece by piece. Love the fabrication. Thanks for the update.
Amazing fabrication work by Beau and great camera work too
I noticed on a previous episode that someone had left a comment that these guys do not display a high level of tradesmanship (it's just a torch and hammers). Hopefully after watching this episode that individual will most certainly have changed their mind. Many Thanks
I've been pretty impressed throughout the whole series.
We’ll said
I'm sure a lot of us could heat something up with a torch and hit it with a hammer, I'm also equally sure that would not bring the same results as these guys get. Definitely a lot of skill and experience in both sides of that workshop.
You know it’s a crying shame but you are always going to get your serial complainers out there
people have to remember that this is a tank thei are restoring and with such vehicles a torch and a hammer is usually the best solution
MAN...! Can't get much better than that. BRAVO.!
I'M a73 yr old Pipefitter /Welder. retired
Beau's handling of metal is a testament to the time and focus he has placed on his craft. Bravo sir!
Another fantastic episode the best thing here was than Beau kept that welding helmet on heating up and removing that idler hub that scalding oil and super heated steam could have blinded or seriously damaged Beau eyes sight never mind the facial scaring. Lucky talented guy, As a former fitter/welder i think Beau enjoys making from new, i definitely would compared with the frustration of working with original parts to working order. especially after explosion damage too. Such talented guys, i would also like to say this video series gives such a clear intimate examination of the phunctional parts of a Stug and the problems encountered it has to be a first in the world. Aussie Craftsmen photographers and engineers +
He is very talented. I love to watch him create new pieces from old.
passion goes into everything that is made and you can see a high level of it here it is my dream to get up to see this museum if my health allows it
Great workmanship on that bearing. You ought to be the first passenger.
It never ceases to amaze me how skilled this guy is . Well done
Bo is an amazing artist with the cutting torch .
MAAAAATE Beau's fabrication of that idler wheel bracket...No CAD, no laser cutter, just highly skilled old school fabrication techniques! As a once upon a time metal fabricator welder I am in awe of the work done here. Thank you for bringing it to us.👍👍👍
Whatever you are paying those guys, it is not enough. That is some serious craftsmanship.
Incredible determination.
Amazing how such metal work was achieved building these vehicles during a war. The capital expense, expertise, design, testings, mods, labor.
Chapeau! This is really astonishing! A blown up piece of metal beeing reborn as a STUG. Great work!
I never cease to be amazed at Beau's craftsmanship and patience. Awesome channel!
Another wonderful episode from a very talented crew. I could watch these all day long. That fabricated piece is a work of art.
Yeah Workshop Wednesday. So look forward to every episode. A huge thank you for sharing this with us. What an amazing job you guys are doing.
Beau sure is a talented craftsman. This TV series is the best I've seen in quite a long time. Keep up the great work guys!
Workshop Wednesdays are what gets me through the week! Even if the episodes were 45 minutes or an hour long, I would still watch all of them every time!
Ausgezeichnet! And I don't even speak German....but I really enjoy watching your team working together to bring the StuG back to life. The fact that I'm watching a crew that enjoys what they're doing, and works well together is just as important as the awesome technical skills on display.
Where has this been in my life , i can only reiterate everyone else ‘s comments Beau you are bloody clever that recreation of of the blown up assembly is nothing short of magical, whatever they are paying you it isnt enough, side note what i would have given to be able to work with my dad so cherish it mate.
Absolutely outstanding craftmanship. Greetings from Germany.👍👍👍
near miss can never be too careful. Beau the steel magician. Love the time lapse
Didn't think it would be possible two weeks in a row, but the episodes just keep getting better and better! Brilliant stuff by all involved - both in terms of filming (including Beau the second cameraman,) & craftsmanship.
Amazing work! Beau sculpts heavy steel like clay. He's incredibly talented and I am also very impressed with the wide range of tools and improvisation.
If the Australian Armoured Unit ever need new tanks, APC's, IFV's, they should take a car trip to The Australian Armour & Artillery Museum and ask Bo, if he would undertake the fabrication work for those vehicles.
Very impressed with the fabrication work Beau carried out on this episode. Well done!
Kurt, i have said it before, Beau is fantastic at his job and bloody smart as well to keep that full face shield on. You have a cracking team working hard to bring us fabulous content. Bravo team, bravo.
CRAZY FAB WORK very nice progress
That bit of recreation was totally enthralling. Damned fine job, Beau. Cheers.
Best episode of the series ( so far ) - I am in absolute awe of the level skill involved in rebuilding the idler bracket. Keep up the great work guys.
I look forward to positive videos like this in these dark times.
This dude is a beast at metal work! Awesome work!!
by far best thing on youtube right now, completely underrated...
Wow, it is really nice to see such talent and devotion being put into these historic vehicles. I cannot wait to see the next one!
Ingenuity and patience will always overcome adversity but this Stug is pushing the limits. Fantastic craftsmanship and attention to detail. My dad was a flight mechanic on B-29's during the war and I think the motto that he lived by is true of your efforts: "the difficult we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer."
Thomascambell4730 Been my motto as well except I used miracles and not impossible. Just a matter of seeing possibilities not yet explored and knowledge to perform them and willingness to fail and rethink. Giving up without trying is making failing default.
Really nice fab work . That's my favorite part of restoration work. Making parts out of scrap
I like to build German WW2 model tanks, but Beau gets to use his amazing skill to build real ones!! This series is fascinating, and I know that every episode will bring us something amazing to watch.
Keep up the great work guys!
s always a fantastic peace of work. Never seen a hub vomit like that, lucky for Beau he had his welding helmet on.
I keep coming back for more. What a brilliant channel.
Thanks to everyone at the OZ Armour Museum restoring history and inviting us along for the ride Kurt & Beau and company thank you very much the whole team is doing a Stirling job
Part mechanic ... part artist! Beautiful work!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
That young fella is an absolute joy to watch. Skills like that take years to fine tune, so it's astonishing to see it in someone so young...good work, Beau...I could use you on my two trucks....
Can’t wait for the JagPanther eps….. juts awesome content 👍
Awesome fabrication of a blown up part
Truly makes my Wednesday watching this, Honestly didn't know that Metalwork and Welding could be so interesting and relaxing to watch.
Hi Guys thanks for another great Episode from all of us in the UK 🇬🇧 KEEP yourself safe and stay strong, what you are doing is just fantastic work and we all owe you so much, for keeping history alive, for us to see what these things where 🤗
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again- you guys have got an amazing skill set. The work being done is nothing short of outstanding.
Beau.... You are a master artist!! Amazing work!
Beau you are an artist no doubt better ask for a raise and a cold one!
That currage of Bo, Going on till we get there. 💪
That was bloody impressive Beau! Awesome job
Impressive how the inside of that bearing housing was still brand new. Would not have expected that.
Beautiful work.
Beau ABSOLUTE LEGEND
Amazing watching Beau work, recreating parts. So glad he was wearing the mask when the grease erupted. That could have been really bad.
The weldingmagican strikes again .I love to watch the selfbuilding parts ,great effort again
What brilliant metal fabricators on display here!
Simply amazing what this team can recreate or repair.
Loads of hands on detail and content . Absolutely top notch work. Enjoyed every minute of it.
Thanks so much for showing that hearing protection Beau! Your skills are amazing and it would be a terrible reward for them to have hearing loss and/or tinnitus when you get to be my age. Keep going mate, awesome to watch, and thanks to the Armour and Artillery Museum for the channel. Outstanding work
Best show anywhere, i'll watch you guys eat lunch. Ya just need a big boy rose bud though.
A true artist! Amazing work, truly amazing.
Waw,, that man has some serious skills. Amazing work.
There are boilermakers and there are Boilermakers! Mind blowing!
I am without words to properly express my admiration for what I just saw. My father was a tank mechanic in WWII with Patton's Third Army. I wish he was here to see this!!!
Absolutely brilliant work, seriously
Superb episode. I'm speechless.
Very nice craftmansschip, i like to watch this work.
Iam realy amazed how talented Beau is... Great job and keep up the good work
Greatings from the Netherlands
Brilliant work,true craftsmanship there,keep it up !
And in the next episode Beau builds a Tiger II from scrap... Awesome next level skills. 😮
Love what you do guys. Conservation restoration.
Krupp Stahl doesn’t give up its secrets too easily. Great work guys.
Beau IS DA MAN!!!
That is some AMAZING fabrication skills!!!! WOW!!!!
An amazing bit of fabrication... and sculpting... with a blow torch and grinder.
Fantastic progress men.
Love the time-lapse part. If only reality was that easy! Good to see the guys looking after their hearing! I'm retired now, but in my youth there was very little occ. health and safety, and now my wife yelling at me to put my hearing aids in drives me up the wall!
Top notch presentation, outstanding trade skills, keep up the awesome work lads, hands down the most interesting and informative show on YT, I watch a shit load of this type of content and this takes it to another level.
I had Metal shop in high school. What I learned in school really helped in my 40yrs of working in construction. But I could never compare to Beau. His dad taught him well!
Thanks boys, I’m in awe of your awesome work. 👍🏻🇦🇺
An artist in his trade 👏 and just awesome to watch a master do his work!! Great Job....
Superb work on the Stug. Always look forward to watching you guys. Proper engineering. Keep up the great work.
Man he's got skills.
Superb fabrication skills displayed here.
The teams skillful use of the Press to iteratively straighten plate and cast parts is truly impressive. You can see them learning how much the part will recover elastically, then adjust the supports, and push the press over marginally into the plastic range on the next pressing operation. A perfectly flat part post elastic recovery! Incredible.
Anybody that's ever done any fabricating by hand is amazed at the time and talent that it took to make that tensioner bracket. What's more is that Beau had to make the reverse image of the one that he copied. Incredible!
BO is a FREAKING ARTIST with that Torch.
Welding Wizzard.... just amazing Beau!
Astonishing! Blown away by the ingenuity and craftmanship in the restoring of a pile of scrap into a WW2 armoured vehicle. Lost for words
19:57 :D Nice work! Another great episode gang!
That’s truly a work of art.
Beau that was a joy to watch. I'm so glad that you weren't injured when that liquid erupted
Watching Beau weld is therapeutic.
More of this! 🙂Inspiring, interesting and really, really well made. Cudos to the AAAM for making such a great quality production.
Sheesh, nearly blinded by old grease. Phew.
Love these videos. Be safe folks.
Ive been watching in bits and pieces, but now going from beginning to....I'm hooked!
Great Work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!