Tooling for Line boring & Bore Welding Machine | Sir Meccanica WS2
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- In this video we are showing and explaining the range of tooling and consumables that we use for our Sir Meccanica WS2 portable Lineboring and Bore Welding machine to help make jobs easier. A lot of the tooling has been shop made, modified or even adapted from the Elsa Lineboring tooling. We show the three different ways on how we setup the boring bar plus the tooling we use when line boring. We show a simple way to measure the bore using a snap gauge and how to advance the tool using a dial indicator. You will also see how we cut internal snap ring grooves using a Vertex (Wolhaupter style) automatic boring and facing head from a milling machine that was adapted for cutting snap ring grooves. We then give a rundown of the welding consumables and setup we use when we are bore welding with the Sir Meccanica WS2 machine.
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Hey viewers hope you enjoyed this bonus video on the tooling we use for our Sir Meccanica lineboring and bore welding machine! We've had a heap of lineboring jobs lately so thought it was a good chance to show what we use to help make the jobs easier. 😎👍 P.S. Safety Officer is sorry he wasn't on scene, he was busy keeping an eye on the job you will see on Fridays video 🐾🐕🤣
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I enjoyed it till you said "I should keep my questions to myself", really, I have no questions but that, for some reason, offended me enough to unsubscribe. Thanks for he few videos I got to enjoy.
@@cuemando that's what we call Australian sarcasm mate and why it was in the outtakes at the end as it's a joke. Thanks for watching 😎👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Don't care what anyone else says - your take outs [ bloopers ] I feel are the best, the woman behind the camera is a real sport ~ can't stop chuckling over here in the U.S. of A. Brother keep on getting it.
Your Safety Boss must really be busy watching out for your next project. Give him a bone for me.
@@cuemando what a tool
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Absolutely true 👍
The best part of these videos is the bloopers. “If you’ve got any questions just keep them to your selves.” What a legend.
cheers mate the outtakes are my favourite part too haha 🤣
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Can I hazard a guess that you only show the best of the bloopers?? Otherwise you'd have to put up 2 vids a week, bloopers would be twice as long ... hehehe
I shouldn’t hold your breath while waiting for a sponsorship deal from sir meccanica!😂
So much of what one buys is something between a starting point and a suggestion, but still of some value in that it gives one something to bush back against, which is helpful albeit somewhat annoying nevertheless.
Like a lot of company these days once they have your money they don't wont to know you, instead of collaborating with the customer to improve the product.
I took it that it was mainly the desler he had problems with, something we encounter quite often unfortunately. Can be a great product but if the back up isnt there wjats the point?
You my friend must have the most user friendly engineering channel on TH-cam great content 👌 and them out takes are out standing keep up the good work fella 👍
Hey Bazza awesome mate thanks for the feedback we appreciate it 😎👍
Love the "bloopers" you always stick at the end :D
Love this. One of the best technical videos I’ve ever watched on YT!
Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it 😎👍
Karen & Kurtis, thanks for the mid-week hit. Now I think I can make it ‘til Friday!
Awesome we knew a few viewers were getting withdrawals haha
Those out-takes are gold! Just do it on the fly as you go! Good and honest way! Keep making the camera lady laugh, it's great!!!
Hahaa yeah it seems to work best 🤣👍
Kurtis receives Sir Meccanica employee of the month award.😆
,,,,, and if they are smart, they will start to manufacture the ad hoc tools and selling them to their customers before Kurtis patents them.
A new machine from them might be nice but not sure we'll be getting one after this video 😂😂😂
At least Kurtis put some work into engineering the stuff before putting in on the market 😂
"Self reliance", one of the best tools on hand. Thanks for the nuts and bolts.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching 😎👍
Although I am not a machinist by any stretch of the imagination, I am trying to learn a little bit as a hobbyist. I really enjoy your videos, you explain things on a level that people don't get confused over. I look forward to your videos. I really like the outtakes at the end, and the comment ,"if you have any questions , keep them to your self" had me rolling on t he floor laughing my ass off. keep up the good work.
I think you were correct with "systems", because there is the line boring with all its tooling, and then the bore welding with all its stuff. Even though you're using the same power unit, it's 2 different processes.
I always look forward to these videos. I learn something new and have a good laugh at the end. Please keep them coming.
Hi Kurtis and Karen,
Thanks for the line boring overview. Love the outtakes. Everyone there stay safe.
Hey Don thanks for watching and taking time to comment mate 😎👍
Mate it's great to watch a professional at work.
Cheers thanks for watching 😎👍
There's your side line, Mate! Manufactured and marketed by your theoretical apprentice; one or more 'CEE Upgrade Accessories for the line borer. After market improvements for what appears already to be a great machine. I love that line borer. A versatile, compact and (apparently) robust machine that makes 'impossible repairs' possible and even straight forward, but only because CEE have stress tested every part. And made your own. Maybe other engineering firms have done the same, but I bet a lot haven't.
Keep doing what you are doing guys, I reckon you are becoming role models.
BLOODY "ELL...Bonus vid, GREAT. Thx Kurtis and Giggler. Just what we need here in the Great White North where it's hovering around -23 C. I won't tell you what the windchill is but it's cold enough to FREEZE the NUTS off our BRIDGES. lol
Your out takes are becoming legendary. Love the show mate and hopefully we can see the lady behind the camera someday.
Stay safe and thanks to you and the production crew.
Hey Donnie glad you enjoyed it mate 😎👍
Great answers to all my questions I kept to myself. I am fascinated by the WS2 equipment you use, I have seen similar boring equipment in my days in the steel industry, and various millwrighting. Glad you showed a close up of the snap gauging and set up rings, and of course all the shop made adaptations. You seem to have a steady stream of clientele which is a good sign of success. Keep making these excellent videos, it is a pleasure to watch competent work being done and always nice to see a wretched component to rise from the ashes and emerge "better than new!" Cheers and thanks for the vid!
Hey mate thanks for viewing and the great comment we appreciate it! Cheers, Kurtis 😎👍
A steady stream of clientele, and repeat clientele, which is a good sign of quality workmanship
I share these videos with a friend of mine who works at a gravel pit. They're a great kick in the ass for owners that fail to maintain their equipment and solutions to poor maintenance. Most of all it's job security for folks like you. Thanks for sharing the tools and the process.
Awesome thanks for watching and sharing with your friend 😎👍
Good info Kurtis!! Love the 44 gallon drum comment.
Glad you liked that one hahaa cheers
A treat just before bed lovely, awesome editing and great outtakes as always have a good one CEE team.
Cheers mate thanks for watching 😎👍
Always great to see a new vid from CEE. I hear you about the suppliers who sell equipment but offer no support. We have had the exact same problem here in Ireland with our sir meccanica line borer. We don't even consider buying parts off them anymore, just make your own or modify just like yourself. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to the next video on your engineering adventure.
Hey mate thanks for watching the vid. That's really interesting to hear you've had the same experience with suppliers. We've been able to find a 2nd Sir Meccanica supplier here in Australia who has been absolutely brilliant with support but i'm hearing ya! Cheers mate
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and how you've overcome the suppliers failures.
In your next video about the WS2 I'd like to see some shots and info please on how the wire and gas are fed to the nozzle.
What I learnt was you bought a piece of shit and turned it into a great working system. Well done mate, your a fine example of Aussie ingenuity.
The only boring bar i know, is one without beer. 😂
HAH! 🤣🤣🤣
that would be a bar that is boring on a horse with no name
ROTFL 🤣🤣
Haha
Nice!
Kurtis thank you for great information video. Kurtis , The Giggler and the Safety Officer make a great team
Cheers mate thanks for watching 😎👍
Great video I have talked my sons boss into setting him self up with 1 of these kits , I'm a old Diesel mechanic with a stuffed back and have put my hand up to do all the work he gets hopefully giving me something to do without breaking my back, I can tell 1 thing that's for sure is that I reckon I'll be watching your video on these projects.
Wow. By far the most concise real world line boring explanation ever!
Great video. Much more informative than most manufacturers representatives. It’s always better to hear from someone using the equipment in the field. I know I’ve said it before, I always get a laugh from the bloopers. 👍🏻
Awesome video. The more you show this the more i wanna have a go at using one. Love the size description at the end made my day.
Hey mate thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it haha
it is so nice to see metric, heavey machining, modified tooling and a fix it myself attitude. good Job Team CEEA
Cheers Roy! Thanks for taking time to watch 😎👍
Cheers for the video 👍👍 you did extremely well explaining the tools and processes, you have answered many of my questions 👍 thanks Kurtis and team oh and the outtakes are freaking gold😂😂
Hey Matt thanks for watching mate glad it helped answer some of those Qs you had mate. Cheers, Kurtis
Thank you for the walk-through; it was very informative. I watch many machine shop channels, and yours is the only one I've ever watched that uses this type of tooling. You're excellent at explaining and demonstrating how things work, and you walking us through the why, what, and how of each job. You'd make an excellent instructor! Have you ever done any spray welding? You're now my favorite machinist channel; keep em' coming!
Great video mate. I stumbled upon scrolling through TH-cam and have since subscribed from the USA and went back and watched every video
Hey mate welcome to the channel and thanks for taking time to watch our videos. Cheers, Kurtis 😎👍
My favorite machining channel, just the right amount of describing and character from Kurtis, and perfect editing.
Great bit of kit, very interesting in its use. Love that clamp ring with the chain link, very clever, I think I commented on it before.
Nice job on machining a square hole for a standard groove tool in the Vertex head.
Thanks for sharing both.
Best regards John.
Hey John thanks mate yeah you have commented on the clamp before!
Thanx heaps Kurtis and Mrs Cutting Edge for taking the time to do this for us. Any chance in one of ur future vids can you show us your overhead crane(gantry) setup please, I've been curious about it for a while now. 🇦🇺
Hey mate for sure we've got that on our list of videos we want to do 😎👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering awesome as.
now you've shown us you've got a big tool we're jealous, that said you have a darn good array of tooling and machines to do the jobs you undertake if like me you can never have enough but sometimes we just have to make do and make our own well done your doing a fine job keep it going best wishes to you both and homeless good on ya mate
Fantastic problem solving! This company should hire you and pay for your innovations! Your clamp for connecting around an already installed tube by splitting open and bolting on will be adapted for one of my ongoing but intermittent problems at a far tinier scale!thanks for the inspiration!
Hey Andrew thanks mate haha yeah I'm wondering if anyone from Sir Meccanica will watch this and send to R&D department 🤣
Mate, that was excellent. Answered all the things I was pondering when watching the videos. I truly enjoy these. Karen's video is awesome, her giggles make it a happy thing. You work and how you address the problems is fascinating. You really make us feel like we're in there with you. Thank you to you both for taking the time and effort to include us like this!
I love the way you make stuff that you need, you are a genius. Paul from Jamaica
Nicely done! I like how you buy what you can, modify to fit your need and build what you really want. Very informative and enjoyable videos!
Thanks for sharing. I'll probably never operate one, but now I know they can be a live/money/ time saver. (I'm a student mechanical engineer)
You got that right mate, overall has been a great investment
Shop made is the best way. Way tighter tolerances and quality control is down to the shop, watching master machinists at work is an education in and of itself. Line boring?? wtf is that, now I know. How do I line bore, now I know....
I learn so much from awesome people like yourself
Big hi five for your missus as camera op, doing a great job
Line boring has always been intriguing to me. Getting everything lined up properly seems challenging
Thanks for watching mate
Lovin That tool holder with the chain link 👍great video again mate and well explained 👍👍👍
Hey John cheers mate thanks for watching
If you have any questions just keep them to yourself! Blah ha ha 😂 I might give that line a go at work ta-day. Hmmmm
🤣👍👍👍 highly recommended.
Disclaimer: I take no responsibility for the outcome and actions of individuals noted above 🤣🤣🤣
I use what I consider to be a more 'advanced' terminology...
"If you've got any questions, go and ask someone that actually gives a fuck"
Love the outtakes
The best part 🤣👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering You should turn the camera on her and make her do some of the dialog she expects from you to see how well she does at it!
Great video. It is hard to beat information that is given by the person who is doing the actual work, not some salesman.
Very informative description, Kurtis and always hidden camera lady. Bloopers are always welcome.
Thanks for watching Terry. Cheers 😎👍
Every video that I watch just amazes me even more as to how talented you really are. I wish everyone had your dedication to their job as much as you do as well. I also love your dog,and your wife is amazing as well. Thanks for these videos.
I'VE BEEN WATCHING YOU FOR A LONG TIME AND SURE ENJOY WATCHING YOUR EXPERTISE...
Brilliant. Informative and the bloopers at the end make it feel real. Thanks.
Thanks for watching 😎👍
Kurtis, Missus and Safety Officer! Cheers for sharing on line boring equipments accesories. At work we run the Elsa line borer. Now I got ideas on what to make job easier!. Thanks. Marc
Hey Marc awesome mate glad you got some ideas out of this hopefully make your work a bit easier for you. Cheers mate 😎👍
The time it adds to a job to make the videos must be colossal but the videos and your work go to show you don't fuck around when it comes to quality. You always make my week
Hey mate hahaa yeah me and the missus have had some chats about getting jobs done vs videoing 🤣 thanks for watching we appreciate it 😎👍
hey i'm from poland i really like your films so i learn a lot from them they are very inspiring thank you.
Damian
Hey Damian thanks for watching all the way over there mate!
I always wondered how the tool was advanced in the bore to cut the snap ring. Very informative and these outtakes are hilarious.
Jeez! I’ve been amazed at how good your line boring equipment is. Turned out you made that machine as good as it is, while the company that sells it is crap. 😂. Once again you absolutely rock.
Привет из России 🎉 Спасибо что делишься эти ценным опытом, я благодарен тебе за это.
Fantastic! I keep eyeing you boring system as if I would ever use one anymore. I used to do a lot of rebores that way but only with a lot cruder tooling. It seems here in the states that a person could make a decent living by doing mobile machine repairs with that. Several times I was going to build something like it for the shop In the plant but the amount of times it would be used it didn't make sense.
I love the giggling camera lady. I am impressed with the way you keep a straight face when doing the outtakes.
Thank you for sharing your work with us!
Be safe and have fun
Terry from South Carolina
@9:27 SIR MECCANICA, an Italian instrument that reached Australia. This makes me proud of my country. WOW! :-)
A good mechanic has great tools. A smart mechanic makes his own tools
Even though this isn't an industry that I'm in, your videos are super interesting
Hey mate thanks for taking time to watch! 😎👍
I've never heard of some of the tools.. You enlightened me so much..
Awesome thanks for watching
Watching the bloopers is as fun as watching the main video. Cheers from Ontario Canada!!!
Hahaaa yeah the more talking there is the more bloopers there is 😂😂😂
Thank you, that was great information, and very slick on the shop made accessories! Please keep the outtakes with your wife, they're really wonderful!
Enjoy extremely. This was good for those people who aren't mechinest.
Thanks for watching!
A Genuine Master at His Craft. Curtis You Definitely Absolutely ROCKMAN😎!
Hi Curtis, as I think I have already written to you, you have made me fall in love with Daffies. This morning I went to a very good dog breeding not too far from home to meet Freya (this is her pedigree name) but I will call her Zoe because my 1yo granddaughter born in Sweden is called Freya. In a few days after vaccinations the breeder, a true gentleman, will bring her to me. She is lovely, very quiet unlike her brothers a little too frantic and with an excellent bloodline. I am indebted to you for letting me know this wonderful breed, thank you. Cheers
Hey mate that's really awesome to hear they are a great dog and companion, very loyal with their own little personality, yeah our boy can be a bit hyperactive haha My missus has asked she would love to see a picture of Zoe when you get her if you are able to email us one at info@cuttingedgeengineering.com.au Thanks for sharing with us!
Self made tooling is usually superior to standard production because of shortcomings experienced in applications not foreseen by engineers who design the products.
The things I have witnessed over the course of quiet a few years.
Great videos and I appreciate the time you guys put into making them.
Absolutely love your outtakes spot on digger
Oops! 😱 Just discovered i missed this video, well it's watched now. 👍
You legends! Mid week video!
Yeah mate a few viewers were having withdrawals 🤣👍
44 gallon drum 🤣🤣
Your videographer has way too much fun. :-)
She’s got great material to work with. Hard to beat (deadpan)comedic, inventive, and capable!
She does, sometimes at my expense I think 😂😂😂
Wow . Das war echt klasse . Eine extra Sendung nur für Werkzeug!
Awesome Video . That was interresting today . Fascinated by all the Shop tools you made yourself "just bc. I needed them right now 4 a job " ... :-D
Excellent video!! I like to learn the 'nuts and bolts' of why you use certain tools and how you use them. The education is invaluable!
I spent most of my working life repairing and modifing or building welding machines . Good show !
Cheers mate appreciate it!
First time in my life i saw that equipment to machining things like that :)
Thanks for watching mate!
the outtakes have clearly been the far superior content on this one.
The more talking there is the more bloopers there seems to be hahaaa
Back when I worked for a living I worked for Alamo Machine and Engine Works (started as a blacksmith shop and progressed into the 20th Century). The old man who had started and ran the shop was long gone by that time. But, that shop did closer work with the most primitive tools imaginable. In their collection they had a "travelling shaper" that had a 24 inch stroke and a six foot range in width. The shop did allot of rock crusher work and dirt working machine repair, sewage pumps (long shafts that had to be straightened and not made new), shaft build up and machining, potable water pumps, truck flywheels and all of the other stuff f of actual industrial heavy work. Closest tolerances I ever held were in that shop. It was great. That machine in the video would have been great (or one like it) and with the great welders they already had on site: Even surface left by machine welding would have been far superior to having lumps, bumps and voids from erratic stick welding. It is a long night of work when a shaft or eye comes in at 4PM and you and a welder have to stay until the build up and machining is done. Great videos CEEA!
Love shop made tweaks to tools. Brilliant content.
you still haven't introduced us to the giggler.
She's staying behind the camera for now 😎👍
'the giggler' we should keep that one in.
Brilliant, well done, camera person has a name now!!!
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering The Giggler reveal at 100k subs.
Enjoy your channel! Very informative. The knowledge you have on the equipment in your shop is impressive. I've learned some cool stuff by watching your work. Love the outtakes! Keep them videos coming.
Right-o guys.
Love your videos Curtis and the insight into a proper engineering workshop.
The outtakes with the Giggler are great craic.
Best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪
hey mate glad you enjoy the vids thanks for watching over there! Cheers, Kurtis 😎👍
Like all kit that at first sight appears to be overly complex... But when it's properly explained by someone who's mastered its use... it's mysteries are revealed to just a bunch of simple things tied together. Enjoyed all the shop made elements, some driven by 'needs must' and others because the original part was bobbins... Great video CEE :)
Hey Paul glad you enjoyed the video thanks for always taking time to watch we appreciate it. Cheers, Kurtis 😎👍
That 'fucking' cheered me up. Best giggle of the week.
🤣👍 have a good week mate
Thank you for making this video. It answered most of my questions. Where is the wonderful pup? I missed him!!
Very interesting ! I've watched many of your line boaring videos an I've kinda picked up how it all works from that. But its great to have you explain all the parts
What's great about this channel is that Kurtis takes time to reply to most of the comments that people post. And not to forget the awesome outtakes at the end, they make every video worth watching 😂👌
Hey mate me and my missus enjoy reading the comments! She often helps with my replies she is a speed demon on a keyboard hahaa
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering just hope you carry on reading and replying to comments when you hit the big viewing figures, won't be too long before 100k subs to your channel and 10'000s of views and tons of comments 😁👌
My favorite group of people and videos. Unique, informative, and hilarious!
Cheers mate!!
Thanks for the video it has answered many of the questions i had to ask you. You are a very good tradesperson and I are sure you could teach some younger persons how to do the jobs you specialize in.
Hey Paul thanks for watching mate glad it answered some of your questions 😎👍
Abolutely fascinating. Thanks ever so much for posting.
Hey Shaun welcome mate thanks for watching
Sometimes the best tool you have , is the one you make!🇺🇸
Agreed!
nice , you answered a bunch of questions . thank you
Nice! Just a week ago I was thinking about the boring system and it’s components. I want to make one for me.
This is super useful video!
Good stuff mate glad it helps 😎👍
True machinist makes what he needs to do to get the job done correctly awesome job got hooked on your videos from the US be safe over there
I love all of your videos!
Thanks for doing them! :)
Thanks for the awesome video and showing the tooling you have made and use. Makes the home made equipment I use at work look pretty ordinary. Credit to you.
Hey Russell thanks for watching mate cheers 😎👍
Nice machine and a good explanation how it works. The own well thought and fabricated Add-On's are even better. Very impressive and although often there is said: "If it works, don't fix it" is not the case with this machine.
I VERY MUCH ENJOYED THIS VIDEO !! KEEP'EM COMING !!
Love your honesty in the bloopers. Cheers
Hahaa yeah I will definitely tell it how it is 🤣👍