I watch what you make, break, or fix because what you do is different. You cannot be accused of being boring, Please keep showing us what you do, thanks
Please stop saying your jobs are not interesting. They represent real life needs. Excellent and informative work 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Nice work. You do what’s necessary to keep the customer working. Remember the two rules of customer service: Rule #1- The customer is always right. Rule #2- If the customer is wrong, see rule #1.
My favorite hobby channel. Overall, this is an informative and interesting video. It's always interesting when you show how to explore different techniques. Great job, Thank you for posting. 🤝🤝🤝♥♥♥
How good was that, three jobs all completed satisfactory. The undercutting on the welding of the tractor fixture looked a bit extreme, like a mistake a first year apprentice would make. Still no real harm done. The change from gas to plasma cutting on the new machine is quite impressive, really simple. Great post just right for an easy Sunday morning, thanks and take care 👍
Good evening, I have started to watch your video's. You are willing to take on the challenges, that come your way. The only hindrance that you have is working equipment and modern machinery. In time you will. Every day is school, the learning never ends. Always go beyond your customers expectations. They will always come back to you. Keep up the good work, Joe Capo.
My go to with bearing races is the slit disc on a grinder, 9/10 times I can cut it and drive a chisel in and not mark the shaft, but if I’m burning them off I do it burning straight down, I can usually see what I’m doing better. Another great video 👍🏼
Enjoy your channel very much. Your explanations of what you're doing makes the video very interesting. especially like when you make a tool or some devie t help you.
That was three interesting jobs completed. You sure get a variety of work in for repair and re-making. Glad I found your channel. All the best from Queensland Australia.
Where I worked from 2004 they designed and built loads of conveyors for all over the world, plus everything that the vegetables and salads producers needed, R J Herbert engineering, Great show as always.
Hello from the USA Oliver....I can say you do have a variety of projects to share. Each with its own difficulties and your thought process to get the project repaired. Like you said ...."sometimes you got to do what you got to do" Thanks for sharing!
I am very impressed with the way you go about jobs, like you said it would have been easier to make a new one but you got stuck in to keep the customer happy and out of trouble. Love your channel and a collab with WeldderFabber.
The first job on the vid - those brush bearings, when I was in the mechanicking business back in the day I found the best way to remove inner bearing tracks was to use a slitting disc as you said, but instead of risking damaging the shaft you cut until about an eighth of an inch short from all the way through then give it a good hard smack with a nice sharp one inch cold chisel, and it fractures instantly....at that point it expands enough to slide off with ease.....never failed me in years of doing it that way.......and its heaps quicker.
I look forward every Sunday to seeing Snowball. With all the @#$% in the world it's great to sit and watch someone making and fixing equipment. Even better if it's an honest tradesman like Oliver.
the new plasma cutter does a very nice job in your capable hands as you seed simple jobs in there right but lots ,ore than a simple welding job if you don't take the time to line it up and do the little extras you d so the job lasts i am sure the customers appreciate what you do even if they don't say so but meat we notice thanks for showing us a day in your work load Cheers from down under
Fairly new to yer channel, catching up, so much in common with my job. First time I’ve seen the change over from gas axe to laser, they’ve got it sorted out. Excellent videos mate 👍
For that kind of a brush, i'd mount extended greasers to the topside to grease the bearings. Most people don't grease those because it's in the "muck". Congrats on 30k!
VERY NICE to see a bloke wearing a proper full face respirator when gouging. saveing your eyes and lungs for later in life. Kurtis from CEE is the only other fuy that wears one, and by the looks, it's the same make and model. Show ogf you craftsmanship. Let us see your welds before you grind them smooth. Always loov a good bead. If you have a four jaw on the lathe and a dial indicator you could have got that square without having to modify it. Overall 10 out of 10
NEXT VIDEO IDEA: Make a steady rest on the plasma table????? I like these short job videos, I like all your videos, you put up the videos, we'll decide if we like them 😁😁😁
You would love a scarfing tip if you haven't tried one already. Great for blowing out welds, cutting bearing races, and just about anything that requires removing a metal overlay without damaging the substrate. Old school rocks. Scarfing brings out the inner artiste. ROFLMAO Take care............nice job lineup.
3:03 I use a grinder, just don't go all the way through. That race is hard as diamond gnats, so if you mark it, then strike it with a blunt chisel, it will snap. I've done this on big bearings too, where cutting would've meant using a lot of disk. Just a decent slit per size of race and bam, off it falls. 7:00 Smokes, that's so cheaply made! My brother has a very similar one from the 80's. Made in Poland, and that little plate you're pointing at at the time index is 1 cm thick plate, welded all the way around. Whoa, that's cheap. :))
In the 80's I used to deliver fuel to battery egg farms, looking at that brush reminded me of the god awful smell that came out of those places. Nice to see that there has been absolutely no change since the 80's, when it comes to keeping their equipment serviced and cleaned. That cutting table is certainly earning its wages, definitely looks like it was a brilliant purchase.
It amazes me that you get over 16k views and only 2k likes. I almost always click the like when I watch a video, very rare that I don't. But YOU always get a like from me when I watch your videos!
Easy way to get centred on a bar for keyways without fancy measuring is to touch down on the shaft with your cutter a few thousands and look at the shape it makes ( looks like a butterfly ) you can move in or out a few thou till the cut pattern looks like the wings are exactly the same when you cut down and then you will be perfectly centred on the bar. As a miller for many years this is a very quick way to cut the keyways without taking out the cutting tool and measuring then working out how much to move and having to replace tool, old school.
Unless you have asbestos hands Id say the preheat was a waste of time Ollie. Great fixes using ingenuity. To remove those inner races, just grind through as much as you dare and then twat it with the hammer. They usually split along the grind. Well done on your subs. Coming along nicely.
Last time I bother you - personal question - you seem to deal with any machining welding engineering job - can I ask - what where you trained as - tell me to mind my own beeswax if thats too personal - I just like the way you work - you don't seem to get phased by much. cheers.
I love to watch your channel, but I have one comment; to prolong your working life, you need two overhead cable lifters, one from the door inwards and the other inside and at a right angle to cover your two work areas.
that telephone pole clamp looked alot like old school feller buncher. you getting quite good at converting loader bucketc etc over to quick hitch setup. sometimes gotta work with what you've got; that roller might not be perfect might not be to your standards but helluva lot better than the broken one as well as the spare in as it originally was
I watch what you make, break, or fix because what you do is different. You cannot be accused of being boring, Please keep showing us what you do, thanks
Agree!
I'd like to think your customers appreciate the way you go the extra mile to keep them operating. Thanks for posting.
Agree 100%!
Yes that’s what i was thinking. They know the job when completed in a timely fashion will be not only be very accurate but spot on.
Please stop saying your jobs are not interesting. They represent real life needs. Excellent and informative work 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Word for the day: Faff: unnecessarily complicated. Thanks!! Love your channel
Wonder about that.
I thought the letters actually stood for something
Gday, congratulations on 30k subs, definitely a wide variety of jobs come through the door there, great job, cheers
Congratulations hitting 30k subs ,straight up hard working and brilliant at what you do 👍👍no frills just getting it done
Nice work. You do what’s necessary to keep the customer working. Remember the two rules of customer service:
Rule #1- The customer is always right.
Rule #2- If the customer is wrong, see rule #1.
Terrific fabrication but Dexter was the best bit! 😍
watch your back when lifting those heavy metal plates, Snow👍👍👍👍👍
My favorite hobby channel. Overall, this is an informative and interesting video. It's always interesting when you show how to explore different techniques. Great job, Thank you for posting. 🤝🤝🤝♥♥♥
I like the way u see the solution and don’t dwell on the problem
All your jobs are interesting.
The variety of your jobs makes your channel interesting. Thank you for taking time to film, edit and post your work.
Nice variation of work. The plasma beginning to pay for itself.
Epic fix on that conveyor roller. Especially considering the deadline imposed.
How good was that, three jobs all completed satisfactory. The undercutting on the welding of the tractor fixture looked a bit extreme, like a mistake a first year apprentice would make. Still no real harm done. The change from gas to plasma cutting on the new machine is quite impressive, really simple. Great post just right for an easy Sunday morning, thanks and take care 👍
All that you do is interesting to some of us.
Keep up the great work Oliver.
From kiwi land.
three projects in one video? dude you are rolling, enjoyed every minute of it.
Glad you enjoyed!
Congratulations on 30,000 subscribers Oliver!
Thank you very much!
Another great video Oliver, congratulations on 30k!
not boring at all, it pays the bills & keeps the light on...
Good evening, I have started to watch your video's. You are willing to take on the challenges, that come your way. The only hindrance that you have is working equipment and modern machinery. In time you will. Every day is school, the learning never ends. Always go beyond your customers expectations. They will always come back to you. Keep up the good work, Joe Capo.
Love all the videos, they are never boring. Keep them coming
Thanks Oliver, another great video👍🍺🤗
A good variety of work makes it interesting your doing a great job all-round .
I like the rotary positioning at the end - exceptional hand/eye😊 coordination
My go to with bearing races is the slit disc on a grinder, 9/10 times I can cut it and drive a chisel in and not mark the shaft, but if I’m burning them off I do it burning straight down, I can usually see what I’m doing better. Another great video 👍🏼
Great repair on Esther Rantzens toothbrush 😁
Good work Oliver 👊🏻👍🏻
Nice work! On all three jobs! Cool! Thanks for sharing 👌👍
Enjoy your channel very much. Your explanations of what you're doing makes the video very interesting. especially like when you make a tool or some devie t help you.
That was three interesting jobs completed. You sure get a variety of work in for repair and re-making. Glad I found your channel.
All the best from Queensland Australia.
Where I worked from 2004 they designed and built loads of conveyors for all over the world, plus everything that the vegetables and salads producers needed, R J Herbert engineering, Great show as always.
Nicely done, Mr Snowball. I really appreciate the video! And now i know how that brush works, among other new things!
Hello from the USA Oliver....I can say you do have a variety of projects to share. Each with its own difficulties and your thought process to get the project repaired. Like you said ...."sometimes you got to do what you got to do" Thanks for sharing!
Congrats on hitting 30K subs! Dexter is handsome pup. Enjoyed the multi job video. Cheers.
I am very impressed with the way you go about jobs, like you said it would have been easier to make a new one but you got stuck in to keep the customer happy and out of trouble. Love your channel and a collab with WeldderFabber.
All jobs 1 class thanks.
Congratulations on 30k subscribers.
Thank you!
The first job on the vid - those brush bearings, when I was in the mechanicking business back in the day I found the best way to remove inner bearing tracks was to use a slitting disc as you said, but instead of risking damaging the shaft you cut until about an eighth of an inch short from all the way through then give it a good hard smack with a nice sharp one inch cold chisel, and it fractures instantly....at that point it expands enough to slide off with ease.....never failed me in years of doing it that way.......and its heaps quicker.
30k and growing Great work Oliver ..
Awesome, thank you for sharing, always a pleasure watch your project 👍👍👍👍
I look forward every Sunday to seeing Snowball. With all the @#$% in the world it's great to sit and watch someone making and fixing equipment. Even better if it's an honest tradesman like Oliver.
Well said!
Amazing how many different jobs come your way, we learn new equipment by just watching. Thank you.
thanks for sharing ! like your video,s.
cheers ben.
the new plasma cutter does a very nice job in your capable hands as you seed simple jobs in there right but lots ,ore than a simple welding job if you don't take the time to line it up and do the little extras you d so the job lasts i am sure the customers appreciate what you do even if they don't say so but meat we notice thanks for showing us a day in your work load Cheers from down under
Fairly new to yer channel, catching up, so much in common with my job.
First time I’ve seen the change over from gas axe to laser, they’ve got it sorted out.
Excellent videos mate 👍
😂😂😂 Shrinkflation is everywhere these days Oliver 😅😅😅! Cost of 2 more brushes saved! 😅😅😅
For that kind of a brush, i'd mount extended greasers to the topside to grease the bearings. Most people don't grease those because it's in the "muck".
Congrats on 30k!
Congratulations on 30 K, nice variety of job's, nice job on turning manipulator over.
That crowned roller was a difficult job.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks 👍
Congrats on 30K Subs. Will be 100K soon no doubt 👍👍👍
I really enjoyed the video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video mate and great job on all the projects. I really enjoyed the different jobs in one video.
Nice work as always.
Nice work. I'd definitely have a mask on for this job.
VERY NICE to see a bloke wearing a proper full face respirator when gouging. saveing your eyes and lungs for later in life. Kurtis from CEE is the only other fuy that wears one, and by the looks, it's the same make and model.
Show ogf you craftsmanship. Let us see your welds before you grind them smooth. Always loov a good bead.
If you have a four jaw on the lathe and a dial indicator you could have got that square without having to modify it.
Overall 10 out of 10
great show. thanks for your time. cant wait for more.
Cheguei aqui no canal com 3.000 inscritos, e hoje somos em 30 mil. Parabéns! Gostei desse novo formato.
another two jobs well done.
Great job, as always, mate.
NEXT VIDEO IDEA: Make a steady rest on the plasma table????? I like these short job videos, I like all your videos, you put up the videos, we'll decide if we like them 😁😁😁
Great work as usual.
You would love a scarfing tip if you haven't tried one already. Great for blowing out welds, cutting bearing races, and just about anything that requires removing a metal overlay without damaging the substrate. Old school rocks.
Scarfing brings out the inner artiste. ROFLMAO
Take care............nice job lineup.
Nice job,well done.
Mate amazing work!
Had to google that one... faff. Agree your approach seemed pretty fast and easy. Not faff 😊
Mr Snowball certainly couldn’t be accused of faffing about.😀.
3:03 I use a grinder, just don't go all the way through. That race is hard as diamond gnats, so if you mark it, then strike it with a blunt chisel, it will snap. I've done this on big bearings too, where cutting would've meant using a lot of disk. Just a decent slit per size of race and bam, off it falls.
7:00 Smokes, that's so cheaply made! My brother has a very similar one from the 80's. Made in Poland, and that little plate you're pointing at at the time index is 1 cm thick plate, welded all the way around. Whoa, that's cheap. :))
Excellent all round, as usual !
Thanks for the video. Good filming. Thanks
You can only be a proper engineer when you have a dog apparently
Yep, a dog will give you the edge which ever trade you're in.
Well duhh 😂😂😂😂😂
I don't totally agree.
every shop needs one... or ten
And a pussycat, preferably two or three.
Ottime riparazioni complimenti 👍
Around here in the US a small general contractor in construction getting started is referred to as having "a dog and a pickup truck".
Couldn’t help thinking you could produce your own muck sweepers that would at least have some integrity in their construction. 🤓👍
In the 80's I used to deliver fuel to battery egg farms, looking at that brush reminded me of the god awful smell that came out of those places. Nice to see that there has been absolutely no change since the 80's, when it comes to keeping their equipment serviced and cleaned. That cutting table is certainly earning its wages, definitely looks like it was a brilliant purchase.
Really enjoyed your video
Great job 👏
Love your show and you know what ..........no crappy music
It amazes me that you get over 16k views and only 2k likes. I almost always click the like when I watch a video, very rare that I don't. But YOU always get a like from me when I watch your videos!
Thanks Bruce!
Great repair that squire!
Good stuff mate!
Well done bro
well done
Awesome work as always
Olá amigo sempre um trabalho perfeito!!!
Muito bom! Obrigado por mais um vídeo, abraços do velho professor Luiz Rossi do Brasil.
Good stuff
Easy way to get centred on a bar for keyways without fancy measuring is to touch down on the shaft with your cutter a few thousands and look at the shape it makes ( looks like a butterfly ) you can move in or out a few thou till the cut pattern looks like the wings are exactly the same when you cut down and then you will be perfectly centred on the bar. As a miller for many years this is a very quick way to cut the keyways without taking out the cutting tool and measuring then working out how much to move and having to replace tool, old school.
Great video!
Awesome Work as always... Is there anything you can't do?
This channel is going to get huge, project steady rest upcoming??
bearing puller for Christmas then!
Unless you have asbestos hands Id say the preheat was a waste of time Ollie. Great fixes using ingenuity. To remove those inner races, just grind through as much as you dare and then twat it with the hammer. They usually split along the grind. Well done on your subs. Coming along nicely.
Good video lad👌👍
Last time I bother you - personal question - you seem to deal with any machining welding engineering job - can I ask - what where you trained as - tell me to mind my own beeswax if thats too personal - I just like the way you work - you don't seem to get phased by much. cheers.
I worked at a local agricultural engineers before. Doing similar work to what I’m doing now but with more fabrication.
I love to watch your channel, but I have one comment; to prolong your working life, you need two overhead cable lifters, one from the door inwards and the other inside and at a right angle to cover your two work areas.
You can use your torch, to blister the paint off. And use a wire brush or wheel. Bad welds will eventually fail, Joe Capo.
save the plastic brushes and make a cow scratcher?
Nevermind i see you still had the JCB there to get measurements from
that telephone pole clamp looked alot like old school feller buncher. you getting quite good at converting loader bucketc etc over to quick hitch setup. sometimes gotta work with what you've got; that roller might not be perfect might not be to your standards but helluva lot better than the broken one as well as the spare in as it originally was
Two thumbs up