Totally admire your attitude to bad behaviour, set the rules and stick to ‘em. Thank you for all your skill and experience and willingness to share them. 🇦🇺🙏👏
Recently found your channel. As an engineer who started out as an iron worker, my real education came from work like this which I carry into my engineering work every day. Those protrusions on the bearing are called trunnions.
Excellent video! There’s A LOT of solid information you put out. I do a lot of the same work and it’s always great to see someone else’s techniques. Keep it up and great job
Congrats on your channel! I know tons of people are going to appreciate your perspective and skills. I would also like to say that your camerawoman did a phenomenal job.
Good job. Decent video and edit. One tip is try to keep the voice volume up at the same level. That can be tricky with mic on the camera especially when moving around. Tho can be corrected later. Nice touch fast forwarding the grinding.
Is there a reason you don't use a auto hood? I prefer them as it frees up my hand to hold something I strike with the stick. When closing a bevel like these, is it better to ryn beads until its full or is it just the same to weave across? Thanks and nice job with the first video
I just don’t like them , I have used these for almost thirty years and you just get used to them. On a big bevel you’d definitely run stringers to fill it up , these were small so one root pass and one nice weave filled them up.
Totally admire your attitude to bad behaviour, set the rules and stick to ‘em. Thank you for all your skill and experience and willingness to share them. 🇦🇺🙏👏
Recently found your channel. As an engineer who started out as an iron worker, my real education came from work like this which I carry into my engineering work every day. Those protrusions on the bearing are called trunnions.
Quality work backed by experience. Doesn't get better than that.
Nice clean work !! Top notch keep it up. The hard part is teaching the kids that were taught by old school blacksmiths.
Great job. I appreciate you showing what the part goes on at the beginning. Hope you do more youtube.
Excellent video! There’s A LOT of solid information you put out. I do a lot of the same work and it’s always great to see someone else’s techniques. Keep it up and great job
Thanks for watching, I can always count on you.
Homerun, amigo! Truly impressive work...that shiney no seam look really is machined look, ergo, Hebbronville MACHINE shop!👍🏼🇺🇸
Thank you !
Ahhhhh yes, here we go! Can't WAIT to see how your channel develps! I enjoyed this one! Keep em coming!
Thanks for watching!
Congrats on your channel! I know tons of people are going to appreciate your perspective and skills. I would also like to say that your camerawoman did a phenomenal job.
She sure did , I’ll let her know thanks!
This is awesome you’re making videos on here too. You do excellent work and a great first video
Thanks I appreciate it!
Awesome first video. Looking forward to many more. Have enjoyed the Instagram post for a long time. Thanks Chris
Thanks for watching Chris !!
Appreciate your content and thank you for sharing.😎👍
Awesome video garret keep the badass work up!
Thanks for watching!
Great work as always!
Thank you!!
Good job. Decent video and edit.
One tip is try to keep the voice volume up at the same level. That can be tricky with mic on the camera especially when moving around. Tho can be corrected later. Nice touch fast forwarding the grinding.
Excellent, learned a few things.
Thanks for watching!
First video, first comment! Like the video 👊🏻
Thank You!!
Finally on you tube woo hoo I happy now lol
I’m always slow to get with the program.
Love the mute and fast forward on grinding parts
Yeah , I know I wouldn’t want to watch all that in real time.
Is there a reason you don't use a auto hood? I prefer them as it frees up my hand to hold something I strike with the stick. When closing a bevel like these, is it better to ryn beads until its full or is it just the same to weave across? Thanks and nice job with the first video
I just don’t like them , I have used these for almost thirty years and you just get used to them. On a big bevel you’d definitely run stringers to fill it up , these were small so one root pass and one nice weave filled them up.
@@hebbronvillemachineshop7763 Thanks cheers