Nice video. Thanks for letting me view the inside of the shop with you. When I was about 14, I went to a big shop, but didn't get to actually see the machines. My dad and I just dropped off my engine for my (then) 61 Buick Special aluminum block v8. Wish I still had that car. One owner with 41k miles when we bought it. Sat in a little old ladies garage til the tires dry rotted. Cherry. Cheers!
Great video Brian, nice of you to showcase the behind the scenes guys who make machine work a very admirable trade, the skills shown here are top notch for sure. Thanx for sharin the trip to the "other" shop !! doug
I made another video about that. It was because the valves weren't adjusted on time AND the timing belt was put on off one tooth. This caused hot compression gases to flow by a little at first and then to increase as the valve lost material.
Cool vid man... I love seeing stuff like this.... Oh, and your friend (Blue Nike hat) did a nice job presenting and explaining. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Love the machine shop videos. John Edwards has a great channel too. his is FIATNUTZ . John LITERALLY wrote the book on a bunch of engine machining stuff. everything there is either machining or him & his buddies racing old air cooled fiats.
What's ironic is I bet the serdi valve cutters and etc. in a shop like that wouldn't fill up a typical work bench, but I'm certain is more expensive than all those machines and equipment they got. That's the real reason I take my stuff in. Go buy one valve seat cutting kit and it's gonna cost ya over 1K. How many different angle and size cutters you think a shop like that has?Those machines like new can be had at auction for $500 or a little more if you can haul them home from chicago area.
Tiny magical witches use metallic glass coated broomsticks and magic to beat the debris from the components within. ; ) Yes. Chemicals, steam, and pressure.
I work in the field of engine repair and I work on all the installations. The crankshaft is also rubbed. The line of crankshaft chairs, etc. Please help me. I need work. Can I work for you in any country?
I work in the field of engine repair and I work on all the installations. The crankshaft is also rubbed. The line of crankshaft chairs, etc. Please help me. I need work. Can I work for you in any country?
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Nice video. Thanks for letting me view the inside of the shop with you. When I was about 14, I went to a big shop, but didn't get to actually see the machines. My dad and I just dropped off my engine for my (then) 61 Buick Special aluminum block v8. Wish I still had that car. One owner with 41k miles when we bought it. Sat in a little old ladies garage til the tires dry rotted. Cherry. Cheers!
I purchased my Scat stroker kit from Cheggs, they balanced the rotating assembly for me,runs very smooth.
I like field trips! I kind of miss them. Thanks for the "Field Trip", Brian!
Thanks for the video, Brian. With all the machine shops in Utah County, I've never tried Cleggs before. I'll have to check them out.
Outstanding shop. Nice to see guys who are proud of their skills and experience.
Great video Brian, nice of you to showcase the behind the scenes guys who make machine work a very admirable trade, the skills shown here are top notch for sure.
Thanx for sharin the trip to the "other" shop !!
doug
Always great to find another shop for engine work...Thanks for the Vid
You're welcome! I'm happy to do it!
So enjoyed this thanks Brian for letting us get a look.
What a Shop !!! THANKS for the Field Trip !!!
I made another video about that. It was because the valves weren't adjusted on time AND the timing belt was put on off one tooth. This caused hot compression gases to flow by a little at first and then to increase as the valve lost material.
OUCH! I'm so glad I can work on my own stuff!
I use to be a Lathe Machine Operator and Welder, wow this machine shop is cool, thank you for the Video
You're welcome- these guys so often bend over backwards for me- glad to get a behind the scenes look and be able to share it too.
Cool vid man... I love seeing stuff like this.... Oh, and your friend (Blue Nike hat) did a nice job presenting and explaining. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Thanks! Will do!
Thanks!
Now thats what I want to see! Great Vid Brain!
Wow that was fantastic. Thanks !!
Love the machine shop videos. John Edwards has a great channel too. his is FIATNUTZ . John LITERALLY wrote the book on a bunch of engine machining stuff. everything there is either machining or him & his buddies racing old air cooled fiats.
cool video brian,good to see behind the scenes!!even though i just normally replace flywheels like that one...
Awesome video!!! Loved it!!
Awesome vid thanks so much for posting. Extremely interesting.
You bet- me too!
You're welcome!
Welcome!
You bet- thanks!
for sure!
lol you got that- pretty sharp!
Me too! He's a hurricane of bolt up!
That's what I call living on the edge! lol
Nice vid Brian, it's sorta resembles a Jay Leno's Garage vid, but with more detail. Keep it up.
You bet!
These folks are pretty west European in their approach. They really take pride in their work.
Great Video!
Be a floor sweeper and watch and train any time you could. Or go to Argentina and train and then come back. Or go to a tech school to learn it.
What's ironic is I bet the serdi valve cutters and etc. in a shop like that wouldn't fill up a typical work bench, but I'm certain is more expensive than all those machines and equipment they got. That's the real reason I take my stuff in. Go buy one valve seat cutting kit and it's gonna cost ya over 1K. How many different angle and size cutters you think a shop like that has?Those machines like new can be had at auction for $500 or a little more if you can haul them home from chicago area.
Nice looking Shop.
You know where I can find video of the engine build competition?
Tiny magical witches use metallic glass coated broomsticks and magic to beat the debris from the components within. ; ) Yes. Chemicals, steam, and pressure.
nice shop.
Where is the link for the shop Brian?
I'd love to see the video of the guy building an engine in 18mins!
wow! does that hot cleaning maching use chemical additivies? how does is work? perfectly clean parts come out of it!
Harbor Freight Hammer!!
Haha I have the same ones.
brian where is cleggs located?
AWESOME
Very good
0:32 wow a cylinder head resurfacing
Me gusta ese trabajo no tienen trabajo para mi ce acerlo
I work in the field of engine repair and I work on all the installations. The crankshaft is also rubbed. The line of crankshaft chairs, etc. Please help me. I need work. Can I work for you in any country?
Earl hasn't aged much it would seem. Cleggs has been around forever.
The machine shops that I go to don't look anything like this place.
lol It's not covered in scantily covered women...... good one!
That was inappropriate (disrespectful) the first time.
argh I wish these guys work talk normal than putting on a special show voice.
You're like a kid in a candy store
My apologies Brian please don't block me won't happen again
Boring machine. Euh not boring at all, lol. Cool video.
No safety glasses on anyone... I don't allow anyone in my shop without them, machines running or otherwise.
Ron Flood
Ok safety daddy!
Run your shop as you want, let them run there’s.
Welcome!
You're welcome!
I work in the field of engine repair and I work on all the installations. The crankshaft is also rubbed. The line of crankshaft chairs, etc. Please help me. I need work. Can I work for you in any country?