Machine Shop ASMR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 เม.ย. 2023
- This is a new video series that we've been working on that's been requested for a long time. It's a random mixture of video content containing all machining or shop work without talking or descriptions. Many folks love to have the machining playing in the back ground so we hope that these videos will provide a little bit of what our viewers enjoy seeing and hearing.
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The most relaxing thing is when your just watching someone work in a shop like this. Not much would be said other then a little bit of them talking to themselves. There is noises being made with equipment then it shuts off and there is only background noise while they inspect their work. You get tired. Then another machine turns on and you watch as it kind of hypnotizes.
Great to see the home shop again. For me this is were it all started. 😊
Yup, same here 😁
For me too. Home shop and the big lathe work at Motion.
this
Yup!!! Love to see the monarch work!! Hope she gets a nice restoration like keith fener is makeing on the perl
that shaper running at the beginning reminded me of going out to the clubs in the mid to late 80s.....you put some synthesizer with that and you have a real hit
Watching and listening to those machines took me back 70 years to my grandfather's shop. No words, just work. The only thing missing was a cheap little radio in the background playing country music and tuned to "WESC - 660 in Dixie."
I love this! Thank you, Abby for putting a twist on things…aside from being an amazing artist, you are absolutely gorgeous as well❤️
I love watching you work. I'm not a machinist at all but watching masters like yourself making stuff that we take for granted today is humbling. I never knew what a metal shaper was until I caught you rebuilding yours and it's amazing to watch in action. Your work is amazing, all of it.
This collection of clips is a showcase for your skills and the quality of your work. Your the best
Too bad machine shop classes are not in high school anymore. I remember how fun it was to make something with our hands.
Kids these days only type/write code. Not the same as machine shop.
@@ricktan5663 I can't believe machine shop isn't still taught. It doesn't matter how advanced a thing gets it'll still need someone to fix/repair it using the skills Adam has. The world will always need engineers as much as it'll need script kiddies.
I prefer the video with your commentary explaining what your doing, why your doing it and what the job is for. Excellent filming though.
"Where the rubber meets the highway". Seems most comfortable in the old shop, enjoyed.
this is like onlyfans but machine shop stuff
Don't give him ideas!
There was certainly some machine "feet" in there 😂
Oilyfans
Yeah, just add some super slo-mo and sexy lighting. Oh yeah and some reverse film where the chips fly back onto the piece! And one more thing… strobe lights.
tbh this is something i'd expect to be uploaded on april 1st XD
I love watching Adam's videos to learn about manual machining but there _is_ something weirdly relaxing about just watching the machines (and Adam) just do their thing...
Ok I admit that I'm different, but, when I heard that rhythm of the shaper planer it put a song in my head (hooked on a feeling). Just find that machine so interesting and relaxing.
Not being a machinist, I have learned quite a bit from your videos and will view either type video your post. However, if I had a choice, I prefer understanding the project, order of operations to complete the project, and the set-up used to do the machining. Then the machining is just icing. Not a rant at all, just my preference. Thanks.
Don’t worry, those videos aren’t going away! This is MY video that I wanted to make for the channel. I ADORED making it! ❤
Best channel on TH-cam.
3 generations of experience being shared/taught right here!! 😎
Really enjoyed this video. Thank you
These ASMR videos are really satisfying.
Very cool! Awsome photography.
Sitting here in my comfy chair, wood stove going, hum of the machinery, and i can't stay awake. Excellent video!
absolutely loved this!!
Love seeing the home shop!
So relaxing, thanks.
Cool Adam, I loved this footage.... That Shaper is a beast!
The Shaper fascinates me. I had never seen a shaper before but a year ago i watched you use one as you worked on a project for a friend. It was a very good, 45 minute video dedicated to just the shaper.
I'm just here to drool over these tools...how can someone sleep at a time like this!
Loooooove that shaper sound! Just the lathe running facing that piece is nice too. I think this came up on facebook a while back, and the end result is even better than i thought it would be. I really like all the different sounds!
Love this side of your creativity ❤
I like the new openingsscène... ❤
I love the shaper... the movement and the sound. But especially the chips👍
The shaper in the beginning sounds like techno 🙂
That was Excellent Abom
Love these 2 videos. Great 👍 job, Abby. More please 🙏
I can literally fall asleep to the sound of machines. Especially the lathe. It's so relaxing!
Super cool. Let the machines do the talking!
Thanks man, I needed that.
Old shop is the best!
now this is how a man relaxes the white noise of industry and fine detailed craftsmanship --__-- ahhh maybe go longer on the clips for the white noise thats what I like, especially the shaper or the lathe running, at least that is what zens my mind.
I liked the old shop. I got to see work being done and chips. The new shop I will just wait and see what happens there.
Nothing will happen there. It's a showroom. Maybe the Precision Mathew lathe gets used occasionally, but all the rest of the super expensive kit will stay close to pristine. I bet most of it is technically just on loan. That's not a big deal really. Much of it is totally unsuited to use in a job shop. It would literally take longer to set up one of the CNC machines to do a lot of what he does than doing in on the manual ones.
very relaxing you enjoy that format very much
Oh, my. I think you have a winner here, Adam.
The title of this video should be : "Meanwhile, in the garage shop"... :)
I never realized I needed this in my life. Nice video.
Thank you. Brilliant. Love it. More please.
Really like it! Beautiful.
Thanks Adam I definitely missed the shaper in all her glory
Niiice! The shaper is really relaxing to watch, as others have also mentioned - a bit more of that would be nice.
Ok Booth, free idea for you. Similar to the fireplace videos, set up a 2 foot long 8" round, cutting a couple thousands a pass and just record it., then loop it to get the various time lengths people are looking for. That'll put people to sleep, or in a trance, or whatever they are looking for it to do for them. Same for the shaper, I was just listening to some Steely Dan then jumped to this video. The sound of that shaper was amazing, I kept thinking you had added music and I was waiting for the instruments to kick in. Lol.
As a Boomer drummer.
I don't like being the odd man out, but I really enjoy it much better when you tell us what you're doing along with running the machines.
Add me to the odd person out. I watch Abom and other similar videos to learn stuff. I just don't understand brain dead people that just want to watch chips or sawdust fly.
This video is specifically made to hear uninterrupted sounds.
I'm sure you two can handle one video that's not to your tasting.
@@an2thea514 Since this is volume 1, it implies there are more to follow. Personally, I don't like this format. No intro, no outro, no commentary, no thanks. Bit harsh perhaps, but honest.
I agree but Adam running the lathe sound or no sound is like someone else playing the piano beautiful
I'm on the fence .. if it's just random things being made, a description is great .. if its a routine project, I like foguring it out and "testing" myself to see if I know what's happening.
Great video! Your new shop is great, but I like your old garage shop best.
Thanks for sharing
Great videos ! Keep up the great work !
Thanks for the video Adam. I think that if I had 20 min of listening to the shaper, I would be out like a light.
I prefer watching a project, learning the setups.
Wish there was narration explaining why you are planing the trailer hitch.
He explained it in the video dedicated to planing the trailer hitch.
He bought it at a flea market and it was too big for his truck.
@@an2thea514 Thanks. Ah, the one episode I missed.
These were your best videos.
But there is only one of them?
The shaper for the win!
Thinking about it, it's possibly the only linear reciprocating machine in the video, all the others go round and round or are in a loop (the horizontal hacksaw thing); so it's got a great rhythm :)
Flying chips... Good start!
Thank you Adam these are the sounds I sleep to. I have tinnitus and also difficulty sleeping, so I played your shop sounds and cutting-edge Edge engineering from Australia play his sounds all night long in my ears. If I don't it sounds like there's a jet engine screaming in my head. In another lifetime like in 1970 I was in machine operator so these are familiar sounds to me. Thank you
I’ve had levels 4 through 8 tinnitus for 10 years now, nothing good to say about it , but level 4 beats the crap out of level eight 👍🏻
NICE, thanx.😃
I love this format, Reminds me of my Navy days!
We had the same shaper aboard the USS Independence, CV62, when I served, just before Decom
How do you level machine tools like lathes, mills and shapers on a ship?
@Peter McLaughlin I was only there during removal not during commission.I am assuming they did it in dry dock. That's the only way they could have got the machines into the machine shop to begin with was to cut several holes through the decks above and crane it down
It's not inconceivable it was actually that machine. ;-)
I watched this while cooking dinner. I imagined the shaper pealing potatoes. This is a video that I will watch many times. Thanks!
The shaper is by far the best ASMR machine you have! I ALWAYS love listening to that machine! I wish you would use it more!!
I can't understand why do I feel so comfortable😂
Love hearing the machines doing the talking. Bring on more!
Very cool stuff
You are my mentor, iron is my life!
Loved it. No talking
I love asmr ...filing ..schaffen..lapping are the best ❤
Great vid mate. I bet there was a lot of time in getting all this awesome footage.
That put me to sleep. Not kidding!
Didn't think I wou;d like ASMR, but it ended up being awesome
The best was seeing the shaper....🙂
Don’t you just love the shaper at work.
Thank you Adam, I needed that.
Always the best
If this is what people requested, then fair enough. Sorry to say that it's not for me I'm afraid. I prefer the original style, with your commentary and machining expertise. That is what got me into this channel.
I like it!
my Saturday. nite is complete. THANKS ADAM
Excellent diversion, sir. Not that the dulcet tones in your Florida Panhandle drawl aren’t welcome but this was a nice change to just hear the machines do the talking as it were.
I just watched that and imagined being at work…. It was a great day at work where everything went well and I didn’t wreck a job 😅
Good God Adam, whatever your editor is getting paid, it ain't enough. That was absolutely fantastic!
He is the editor....
@@Coltgov191145 I would have guessed that Abbie also contributes to editing, as she is often the camera operator.
Señor Adam. In minute 19:25 You can see how the drill bit gets moved by the center of the hole I assume. Is that normal since this also happens to me when i be drill holes on the lathe even when using a brand new drill bit. Is this something to be conserned about. I notice my tale stock is a little bit higher than the center of the chuck. like a 1/32.
A whispered voiceover by Mr. Pete/Tubalcaine would have been the pièce de ré·sis·tance
Great asmr video. I'm a big fan of asmr & you nailed it! Look forward to vol 2!
There's music in there, I was starting to tap my feet with the shaper in the beginning 😂🤭
Well done, Abby!
Love It
This is the vid I would play in loop for a good night’s sleep ❤❤❤
maaan that shaper do nice musical beat in the beginig of the video
Time and technology may advance, but nothing can beat the warmth and precision of the old workshop.!!
greetings !!
The first one is like beats to a song
I find this lathe work very relaxing to watch as well as Machinery CNC is like T. F. M . to me Total Fracking Magic ! ✨️
Very cool Adam.
I am primarily a woodworker, but have done machine shop work. It is a joy to see the variety of work and equipment used in what many people consider a monotonous job. I've learned a great deal watching you and your TH-cam colleagues work.
One of the best parts of your videos for those of us who aren't machinists is hearing you explain what you are doing so we can learn. This video without dialog leaves out over half of the best part of the content. It's easy enough for them to mute your dialog and play themselves some music. But those of us trying to learn cannot add in the missing dialog/explanations.
Be still my heart. Nothing but chips👍👍👍👍👍
Love the mix. That scraper is just awesome. I like the videos any way you do them. ...
Well, Who is Adam Booth? This pretty well sums it up. An Excellent Machinist who is proud of his trade and is willing to share his knowledge with others.
You can put these type of vids up anytime man ! real time job shop work ..AWESOME !!👍👍
What determines when to use cutting oil or coolant on lathe jobs? As opposed to not using any at all
If you want your tool to last for one, no but really some metals like cast iron are very abrasive, also depth of cut, that's alot of friction, aluminium is soft but gummy so needs it, basically use cutting oil all the time, he doesn't always use it because he has the camera close
That shaper lays down a pretty good beat.
Thank you so much for this ASMR…I have watching your content for several years now. Found you back when I was injured from work and could not sleep. I love the engineering and work you do and by no means is it boring. Some how I found your content soothing and it would drift off to sleep even in intense pain. My dr told me “if you can’t sleep, you can’t heal” and so I want to thank you. I am healed up (mostly) and back to work.
Adam, I recognize everything seen here was done in your HOME SHOP! John, Michigan
Well yeah. Couldn't get the showroom equipment dirty (not to mention it would have taken twice as long to set up on the CNC machines).