@@mehshovely I've seen this on a bunch of other comments, and I've seen this happen on other videos..fucked me up for a second. Gotta be some time zone issues or something.
Or he’s a field service contractor. He orders parts before he goes out on a job and follows the miners rule (one to use, one to loose and one to steal ). More than that if you’re going to a job in the middle of nowhere based on a conversation with someone who couldn’t do the job themselves you tend to bring options. A second trip is a lot more expensive than a few extra parts so no one complains when you order plenty.
@@Turbochargedtwelve yup most places of you have a good reputation with them will also take overflow products back for cash instead of refunding to the card♡
At my first job, a Family Entertainment Center, this is what we'd do for company parties. Even management was in on it. Governor kept the carts below 15mph, with the governor tied down, we'd easily get 25+ mph. The problem we had was the carts were so light, that going around a corner with any appreciable speed would almost flip the cart. It was all fun and games until you had all the skin on your arm abraded off, then it was bloody and fun.
The bitch about that is the neighbors stop here before going to the home despot , it's why I have a vending machine filled with adult beverages at twice the price of a bar......gonna' pay me one way or another for my sh#t !
I used to work at an orange juice factory but was fired because I couldn't concentrate. So I tried my hand at being a lumberjack. I couldn't hack it, so they gave me the axe. A bit later I gave being a barber a go. But I didn't cut it. I was then hired as a tailor and found I wasn't suited for the job.
Some of us are young, your wisdom has been a major help getting through a masters degree in engineering. Also after the hydraulic injection video I would add a shield over those valves pronto.
If you are so young how do you know of Lucky Strikes and their logo? ( First cigarettes I ever bought & smoked on a dock well away from my parents. I forgot to ask for the filtered ones, too. )
@@johnpossum556 I’m a history nerd, and I thought the logo was really cool. A friend offered me an unfiltered one night, certainly a taste I won’t forget.
I was going to comment that you'd made one of the world's slowest splitters, but then I saw it crank right through giant knots and hardwood with barely an engine rev and it brought a smile to my face. You now have the wood splitter of "I'm not asking".
I think you may have blown up your mic, with headphones on there's an interesting phase oscillation between the L and R channels that makes it seem like I'm into the second case of Natty Lite.
I've got the base of a locust tree I've been periodically trying to split for three years when I split the next year's wood pile. "Swinging a purse" very nicely encapsulates the feeling of watching a splitting maul bounce off of it with no visible effect.
every day, I thank my young self for not biting on the lure when they asked me in the apprentice interview about applying for the industrial plumber apprenticeship as well.. being a mechanic I can just put my hands above my head and say "this isn't metric, I'm not sure I can help you stack 17 and a half couplings to make your injection nozzle tester rig working again, go ask the plumber guys"
@@RustyCarnahan and then ‘it’s coming back nil in the local warehouse, but it’s showing I have 2 in Peru. I can get it but I’ll have to charge $45,000 shipping to cover the flight, ship route, and then the 4 donkeys and 8 sherpas it will take, but we should see it just short of 6 months time. As long as it doesn’t rain. Or snow. Or there is a pandemic. Or god forbid should a donkey die.
That last log split has the looks like some type of Ash tree. Had tons of Ash before the borer came and killed them off. Splittin Mauls glance off that shit like hitting steel.
Funny you mentioned glanced off. My nice sharp axe glanced off some ash last year through my boots deep into my ankle. Lucky for me the ankle already has steel plates in it.
@logicalconfusion Too bad all those tree diseases have stopped the free wood chip piles that used to be around this city. I actually spent my first $20 on mulch this past week. Good thing its rubber, though, because it can't dent the mower blade.
I was so happy when I realized the place that makes hydraulic hoses could put a different type fitting on each end of a custom hose for a not-too-bad price.
I got one of those foot pump log splitters for free from my buddy. I had to have both knees replaced after the first cord of wood to the tune of $45K US but hey, that log splitters still going strong....I mean, I think so anyway.
@@mechanicallycreative9788 I went on a Tuesday and got em both done for the price of one! I'm just over three months out. Not tap dancing yet but doing ok.
Been working on clapped out equipment for almost 10 years and thinking about how you approach situations in such a casual matter brings a major change of tone to a career that honestly that has gone stale for me.. well not any frigin more ! #prudence#yourdinkey#RELEASETHESHMOO!
The dirty fuel filter has a surprising impact on performance, I just replaced one like that on my Vanguard powered mower. "Having the right parts on hand" usually means I bought too many or the wrong parts before, but it sure feels good. I feel like a Vanguard (v-twin?) might be overkill for log splitting, but it did rev up for the gnarly fork and the hardwood.
For me it's the part I bought 4 hours before I discovered the real problem was far simpler. I then tell myself eachday to return it, until the date has passed.
Lol. I loved that joke when the soviet miner told it in the Chernobyl mini-series. I was dyin' with laughter. Like, I had to pause it because I couldn't stop laughin'.
The older the shop guy, the more minutes of "now here's why the gummint is outta control" you have to listen to before he puts the widget back on the splindery-doo. 😁
AvE, I see you're a man of culture! Using the apple joke from Chernobyl... Oh if only you had been aboot to put the jeezlus core on the healing bench, would have come out skookum as frig, and your member would have been 10 times embiggened! Still only a mere inch total mind
You need to do a collab or discussion of some kind with Louis Rossman regarding his action on right to repair. There might already be a good overlap between your audiences but any exposure helps.
I gave up on Louis Rossman. He submitted to every unconstitutional covid demand which inadvertently helped to push the gov narrative. I do appreciate his efforts to educate on right to repair.
@@lightning9279 many of his recent videos are him talking about moving his business out of NY, the sad state of real estate there... I haven’t really noticed what you’re saying.
@@WeeRockToyCo I hope he does move his business. He certainly has a type of business that would allow for it. I haven't listen to him in about a year. Many of us asked him to stop with the complete acceptance/compliance of the gov covid domination. He didn't so I left. After I unsubed he might have stepped up to the plate and stopped submitting. I always got a kick out of his going live with just cat content. Within 5 minutes, he could get 15,000 people watching Mr. Clinton.
It's like bringing an old steam tractor to the pull. Sure as hell not going anywhere fast but damn it can pull the sled right through the wall at the end of the track if it wanted. Ever tried to split Willow? Like taking a sledgehammer to a bridge truss.
Speed up the ram so it cycles about 60x times a minute = less time spent outside in the savage and unforgiving Canadian climate, ergo, a health and safety improvement. As for the huge steel maul going up and down faster than a whores drawers when the navy's in port - meh, stick a guard on it, it'll be fine...
Nice to see this video, my friend and I are building one at the moment made out of a repurposed toyota diesel forklift for the hydraulics, the boom of a forklift with its cradle mad as an anvil to push the stumps into a multi blade cleever (only thing we had to buy was the piston, we could find them second hand for about 200usd but you wouldn't know what your getting, and 300usd for a new one or replacing gaskets on an old one, cheaper buying new). And the whole contraption will be standing on two trailer axles so it is a standalone unit that you can haul around wherever you need it.
You are pretty much correct. Even the much maligned aircraft company Bombardier, only assembles aircraft from components made elsewhere. I know because I've helped and continue to help from multiple locations.
Having fittings in stock I good, my favourite is when you need two but only have one left then instantly remember that last time you that you should get some more for future you.
They say if you take apart a machine with a john deere logo inside it, a lawyer magically appears to provide you a cease and desist.
I just distract it with a handjob while my bootleg firmware loads
Then a right to repair / open source hardware activist appears and tells em to fuck off
Took apart something with a John Deere product attached to it.. I sense lawsuit!
Not true....it is impossible to turn a switch on a JD without a call from head office telling you that you are doing it wrong....
Right to repair
Copyright claim. Demonetized. Proceed directly to jail do not pass GO, do not collect $200. 😂
@@TheWolfsnack You're right. I own one and it's shit. Run away..run far away.
The magical spell, "That ain't ever coming off". More powerful than any threadlock. Works 100% of the time until it doesn't.
How in the flying fuck did you post from 4 days ago?..
@@mehshovely I've seen this on a bunch of other comments, and I've seen this happen on other videos..fucked me up for a second. Gotta be some time zone issues or something.
Patrons get early access. Pretty standard reward for those that kick in a few bucks cause youtube hates it's creators.
@@eric.is.online thanks for explaining, eric.
All is good intentions!
AvE - A man with a heavier lunch box at the end of the day, than when he arrived - by the looks of that fitting cabinet.
That's a personality trait.
Or he’s a field service contractor. He orders parts before he goes out on a job and follows the miners rule (one to use, one to loose and one to steal ). More than that if you’re going to a job in the middle of nowhere based on a conversation with someone who couldn’t do the job themselves you tend to bring options. A second trip is a lot more expensive than a few extra parts so no one complains when you order plenty.
@@Turbochargedtwelve yup most places of you have a good reputation with them will also take overflow products back for cash instead of refunding to the card♡
@@vaderdudenator1 And it didn’t cost me a dime!
"One piece at a time, and it didnt cost me a dime.." - Johnny Cash
Wood splitter; almost free.
Fingers, almost attached.
@@666Tomato666 If you wanna get the heart, you gotta comment before your watch the video lol
2:46 the Polish version is "What doesn't light up and doesn't fit in the ass? A Soviet ass-mounted illumination device".
Finnish version: "What doesn't vibrate and doesn't fit in the ass? A Soviet ass vibrator".
@@314sami Yeah, but it will be built as tough as a brick shithouse and just as big as one. Too bad it fits wherever the party says it will!
@@docferringer Jesus.
If I ever go to B.C. would it be weird if I stared at everybody's hands wondering if I just met AVE ?
Work in the coalmines as a mechanic with a bunch of millwrights... Way too many of the fuckers are like this guy. even sound like the fucker.
gotta look for the daughter tattoos
1:15 when a single filter costs more than entire machine
Regarding lubrication and government's, we're all catching in that game of "congratulations, you're going to need to put some some ice on that."
Half the wood and twice the diesel fumes! Progress!
Got tossed out of a go cart place, tied dental floss to the governor. That was FUN...
@big D Valve float just like the good old days
@@jayyydizzzle If she floots she scoots
At my first job, a Family Entertainment Center, this is what we'd do for company parties. Even management was in on it. Governor kept the carts below 15mph, with the governor tied down, we'd easily get 25+ mph. The problem we had was the carts were so light, that going around a corner with any appreciable speed would almost flip the cart. It was all fun and games until you had all the skin on your arm abraded off, then it was bloody and fun.
@@zacharymaynard5194 , also smuggled water bottles with holes in them to spray the corners...
You SENT it, they don't like that...
Greasy: Check.
Dangerous: Half-Check.
Puts a smile on my face during the Monday from Hell: Double Fuckin’ Check.
So true! The simple joys of having the correct parts on hand!
The bitch about that is the neighbors stop here before going to the home despot , it's why I have a vending machine filled with adult beverages at twice the price of a bar......gonna' pay me one way or another for my sh#t !
"show me the incentives and i'll show you the outcome"
well that's gonna stick with me for life.
Its an important thing to remember when trying to understand wtf a politician is up to.
I used to work at an orange juice factory but was fired because I couldn't concentrate.
So I tried my hand at being a lumberjack. I couldn't hack it, so they gave me the axe.
A bit later I gave being a barber a go. But I didn't cut it.
I was then hired as a tailor and found I wasn't suited for the job.
"Canned" from the OJ factory?
Michael, what about being a mirror inspector? Could you see yourself doing that?
Stop!!! Just stop it!
@@JonnyMondayMichael will became a railroad engineer so he can run a train with other men.
I used to work in a helium factory - it had it's highs & lows...
RIP Billy Mays
Could that guy hit a ball or what?
An 8 ball or 2 🤣🤣
Hookers and blow are the way to go!
He died doing what he loved, cocaine.
Remembered in Paradise
That Slingblade reference gave me a chuckle.
And also the "makes you feel like you're swinging your purse." 😂
I never say'd "woman". Men can have purses. I keep tools and copco straps and lip shit in mine.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 fair enough. Edited to reflect accuracy.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 you are indeed a progressive. Or maybe your just left-handed
@@arduinoversusevil2025 "Lip Shit" You and Buffalo Bill have a lot in common...
That cabinet of fittings would make even the lowest hanging of moose blush.
4:40 The simple joy of having the right parts on hand; if only could be said for the right tools.
Well said.
"...It's all old fucks" lol I'll have you know I'm 44 going on 19. Thank you again and again for making my old age more enjoyable.
Ha. "44 goin' on 19"
You and me both, bub. You and me both. Much to my special lady friend's near eternal disappointment.
That's why you need ALL the tools. Just in case you ever need it that ONE time....it's kept me going all these tears....God's gift to pawn shops.
Thank you for your videos AvE, you help me forget about my shitty life for a second.
#metoo !
@@arduinoversusevil2025 Lmfao
This guy adds vocabulary every episode
Damnit, I can't not watch a shart before work. I'm gonna clock in a little late because of this one lol
You're doing it all wrong. Clock-in, then watch in the shitter.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 boss makes the dollar, I make a dime, thays why I poop on company time.
That’s gonna itch when it dries so ya might as well take care of it asap.
I saw this power pack in a black couch video. Must have ran out of batteries for the rubber bull moose.
"The simple joy of having the right parts on hand" is a motto that I live by.
The fart at the end made my day! Still laughing like a middle school boy.
Chernobyl is a seriously underrated show, love the coal miner quote
iam glad somebody else picked up on that
@@IronFather1 ah komrads
Yeah, it was a real blast! I heard a lot of glowing reviews...😄
I too get my wood splitter going once winter is past so by the time I need it again it won't run
AvE: Ah nu cheeki breeki?
Babydoll: CYKA! BLYAT!
Me after goobling cyka blyat: *giggles in 9 year old Russ*
@@russellzauner Ah nu cheeki breeki=Ah nu cheeky beer
CYKA! BLYAT!=JUICE! FUCK!
Ahhhhhh good ol AVE the only vidya maker that can mention lack of freedom, coof, drone strikes and not get censored due to language barrier.
He's truly a youtube gold mine
Only because he's speaking a dialect of kanukistani the robots haven't figured out yet.
That whole rig scabbed onto a utility trailer would be nice. It could break in all sorts of places!
I think I heard the famous Saskatchewan barking spider right before AvE said "pardon me" for some reason.
A former girlfriend, Russian, described a comrade of mine as "strong like bull, clever like refrigerator". Accurate description, to be fair.
Some of us are young, your wisdom has been a major help getting through a masters degree in engineering.
Also after the hydraulic injection video I would add a shield over those valves pronto.
If you are so young how do you know of Lucky Strikes and their logo? ( First cigarettes I ever bought & smoked on a dock well away from my parents. I forgot to ask for the filtered ones, too. )
Structural Tin is a good thing.
@@johnpossum556 I’m a history nerd, and I thought the logo was really cool. A friend offered me an unfiltered one night, certainly a taste I won’t forget.
@@johnbeauvais3159 Try a Pall Mall unfiltered some time. You will think you are a dragon.
I was going to comment that you'd made one of the world's slowest splitters, but then I saw it crank right through giant knots and hardwood with barely an engine rev and it brought a smile to my face. You now have the wood splitter of "I'm not asking".
I think you may have blown up your mic, with headphones on there's an interesting phase oscillation between the L and R channels that makes it seem like I'm into the second case of Natty Lite.
youngster who watches your channel here (we do exist) your shops better outfitted with fittings than a lot of mills I've worked in. good job
Hes the reason your mill is out of fittings, where do you think they came from
I've got the base of a locust tree I've been periodically trying to split for three years when I split the next year's wood pile. "Swinging a purse" very nicely encapsulates the feeling of watching a splitting maul bounce off of it with no visible effect.
i’m 18 and i remember stumbling upon the milwaukee vs dewalt chainsaw vid, haven’t stopped watching since lol
Gota love the sand filter, just like a swimming pool. Lol
Thanks for the video.
every day, I thank my young self for not biting on the lure when they asked me in the apprentice interview about applying for the industrial plumber apprenticeship as well.. being a mechanic I can just put my hands above my head and say "this isn't metric, I'm not sure I can help you stack 17 and a half couplings to make your injection nozzle tester rig working again, go ask the plumber guys"
Having the right parts on hand. Yeah, I heard about a bloke who had those, once.
It was fictional
I'm sorry, I'm gonna have to order that for you, it'll be here in about two weeks
@@RustyCarnahan and then ‘it’s coming back nil in the local warehouse, but it’s showing I have 2 in Peru. I can get it but I’ll have to charge $45,000 shipping to cover the flight, ship route, and then the 4 donkeys and 8 sherpas it will take, but we should see it just short of 6 months time. As long as it doesn’t rain. Or snow. Or there is a pandemic. Or god forbid should a donkey die.
That last log split has the looks like some type of Ash tree. Had tons of Ash before the borer came and killed them off. Splittin Mauls glance off that shit like hitting steel.
It was an Ash.
I agree. Looks like ash to me.
Funny you mentioned glanced off. My nice sharp axe glanced off some ash last year through my boots deep into my ankle. Lucky for me the ankle already has steel plates in it.
I was thinking ash too, the bark gave it away. You would think someday they would learn to be quiet. Lol
@logicalconfusion Too bad all those tree diseases have stopped the free wood chip piles that used to be around this city. I actually spent my first $20 on mulch this past week. Good thing its rubber, though, because it can't dent the mower blade.
TH-cam is clearly monitoring your videos. The advert that came up as your video finished was for Injury Lawyers For You! 🤣
You remind me of my high school welding shop teacher and I love you for it. Let's see if we can get some more chooch ahhh ! Pure enjoyment
I was so happy when I realized the place that makes hydraulic hoses could put a different type fitting on each end of a custom hose for a not-too-bad price.
“The simple joy of having the right parts on hand” a sentence I can only hope to utter one day.
I got one of those foot pump log splitters for free from my buddy. I had to have both knees replaced after the first cord of wood to the tune of $45K US but hey, that log splitters still going strong....I mean, I think so anyway.
Nothing quite like icing your knees to the flickering light of a roaring fire.
250k(adjusted for inflation) for knees?
@@mechanicallycreative9788 wait a minute and it'll be a million nowadays
@@jttech44 Now it's now 2.25 million, 4 hours later
@@mechanicallycreative9788 I went on a Tuesday and got em both done for the price of one! I'm just over three months out. Not tap dancing yet but doing ok.
I recently throw out some hickory bc I couldn't split it and I didn't want anyone see me fail.
The simple joy of having the right parts on hand
Been working on clapped out equipment for almost 10 years and thinking about how you approach situations in such a casual matter brings a major change of tone to a career that honestly that has gone stale for me.. well not any frigin more !
#prudence#yourdinkey#RELEASETHESHMOO!
That hard wood is call Quebracho blanco here at Argentina. Best use for Asado!
I googled both of those and now Google thinks I speak spanish.
@@johnpossum556 😂
You gauchos down there make some serious Asado. ¡Muy sabroso! 👍
The dirty fuel filter has a surprising impact on performance, I just replaced one like that on my Vanguard powered mower.
"Having the right parts on hand" usually means I bought too many or the wrong parts before, but it sure feels good.
I feel like a Vanguard (v-twin?) might be overkill for log splitting, but it did rev up for the gnarly fork and the hardwood.
For me it's the part I bought 4 hours before I discovered the real problem was far simpler. I then tell myself eachday to return it, until the date has passed.
This guy is great. I love listening to factory service reps.
Lol. I loved that joke when the soviet miner told it in the Chernobyl mini-series. I was dyin' with laughter. Like, I had to pause it because I couldn't stop laughin'.
"Wazzat, fir?" It's fir burnin', ya eeeeedgit.
4:15
Youd be surprised, some of us under 30's are actually on the tools...
Brooms don’t count as tools.
@@moebius2k103 Neither do office chairs!
..........ugh, i've been doing things with tools since i was 1 but 34 years later... ave calls me out on being a old fuck :(
I'm jealous, I've spent many a afternoon splitting those willow rounds with a maul a wedge and axe just to see it done so easily.
The older the shop guy, the more minutes of "now here's why the gummint is outta control" you have to listen to before he puts the widget back on the splindery-doo. 😁
I'm "forced" to buy shit all the time, at least you got her running 🤣🤣
Who farts on camera but fer the guy who rolls up the windows and cranks the heater when the wifes in the car. 😆
That’s a young man’s game. If I tried that nowadays I’d have a skid mark up one leg and down the other.
Loving the farmers friend at the end there 👍 more chooch!
Beautiful fitting collection ❤️❤️❤️👍
I have 4 of those oil filters laying around new in the box if you're looking to treat that old girl
Very kind of you to offer Eric. I'm afraid of spoiling the old girl. Wouldn't want the other gear to get jealous.
Those rejuvenate used oil, right?
AvE, I see you're a man of culture! Using the apple joke from Chernobyl... Oh if only you had been aboot to put the jeezlus core on the healing bench, would have come out skookum as frig, and your member would have been 10 times embiggened! Still only a mere inch total mind
That cabinet full of fittings is a goal we should all strive for......
Nice Durham manufacturing cabinet! I grew up down the road from their factory in Durham.
The only way to talk about covid and not get a strike on YT is to speak in AvE
Figure out how to cut that wood into 2x4's and you will be able to pay someone else to split your firewood.
35 yrs old. Love your content. I have learned a few tricks that I actually used at work.
"the simple joy of having the right parts on hand"
So true. And rings truer the longer and better one gets at making gawd awful adaptations .
That joke wasn't great, but it wasn't terrible
Canadian version: "that joke ain't great, but it ain't Onterrible."
eh? eh?
"You didnt see that farmers friend on the governor... because it's not there"
Was that a joke from the tv show chernobyl
Probably not, since most of my joke pre-date electricity.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 at least we know the kids are looking up to a good role model if they're here
I love how you own every impact wrench yet do a lot of jobs by hand. 👍👍
His impact wrenches are all ripped apart while "BOLTRing". 😁
Good to see the age old tradition of leaving the choke pulled out to hang the handbag on continues
AvE knows that winter is coming.
You need to do a collab or discussion of some kind with Louis Rossman regarding his action on right to repair. There might already be a good overlap between your audiences but any exposure helps.
I gave up on Louis Rossman. He submitted to every unconstitutional covid demand which inadvertently helped to push the gov narrative. I do appreciate his efforts to educate on right to repair.
@@lightning9279 many of his recent videos are him talking about moving his business out of NY, the sad state of real estate there... I haven’t really noticed what you’re saying.
@@WeeRockToyCo I hope he does move his business. He certainly has a type of business that would allow for it.
I haven't listen to him in about a year.
Many of us asked him to stop with the complete acceptance/compliance of the gov covid domination. He didn't so I left. After I unsubed he might have stepped up to the plate and stopped submitting.
I always got a kick out of his going live with just cat content. Within 5 minutes, he could get 15,000 people watching Mr. Clinton.
Thanks for your vids man, definitely help the young 26 y/o me with some tips and tricks working on heavy machinery and trucks
Talking wood and Canadian built has me thinking of Pacific Trucks.
I was going to make a covid joke, but 98% of you won't get it.
And the 2% that do will be old fucks or the gravity enhanced.
Well it splits wood just fine, but man is that slow... might not live long enough to fill a wheelbarrow!
It's like bringing an old steam tractor to the pull. Sure as hell not going anywhere fast but damn it can pull the sled right through the wall at the end of the track if it wanted. Ever tried to split Willow? Like taking a sledgehammer to a bridge truss.
Speed up the ram so it cycles about 60x times a minute = less time spent outside in the savage and unforgiving Canadian climate, ergo, a health and safety improvement. As for the huge steel maul going up and down faster than a whores drawers when the navy's in port - meh, stick a guard on it, it'll be fine...
"once you're past the stink, she's good eatin"
Your masterful way with words continues to entertain me.
That is a solid idea on the mechanics wire! Wrap the roll in duct tape so it doesn't turn into and unruly nest.
Keep up the good work
Oh shit! F**king AVE va-jaO.... F ya - like cartoons on Saturday Morning when I only had 3 channels.... Thx 4 a great morning
Where the hell did you get that 10MM wrench?
Special LOOOOONG version. Reasons.
He had to have forged it himself, or engraved the 10mm to throw us off. We all know 10mm is more mysterious than bigfoot.
It was forged by an elite team in mother Russia. Problem is they were aiming for a 12 mm.
@@bobturnbull18 THAT would be quite the prank to pull.
Nice to see this video, my friend and I are building one at the moment made out of a repurposed toyota diesel forklift for the hydraulics, the boom of a forklift with its cradle mad as an anvil to push the stumps into a multi blade cleever (only thing we had to buy was the piston, we could find them second hand for about 200usd but you wouldn't know what your getting, and 300usd for a new one or replacing gaskets on an old one, cheaper buying new). And the whole contraption will be standing on two trailer axles so it is a standalone unit that you can haul around wherever you need it.
The simple joy of having the right parts on hand... truly one of the best moments life offers 👍
Just came here to say hi
'sup David. Wait David Davidson?! You got named a dad joke? You win the internet. All hail David Davidson!
@@arduinoversusevil2025 Cheers mate!
Hail David Davidson.
Well here in the UK it was illegal to go for a walk with a friend, but you could go grouse hunting in a pack of 20+ without issue
Always nice to see a 8 minute video about you playing with your wood. quality content every time
It is truly satisfying having the parts on hand that are needed :-) :-)
They joy of gave parts you need and knowing of where it is . There is no better
You are pretty much correct. Even the much maligned aircraft company Bombardier, only assembles aircraft from components made elsewhere. I know because I've helped and continue to help from multiple locations.
I love it when a plan comes together!!!
I love your hydraulic cabinet.
Right parts and tools on hand? That's bliss!
Having fittings in stock I good, my favourite is when you need two but only have one left then instantly remember that last time you that you should get some more for future you.
You are a man of many things and a wizard of words, never stop being you.