Glad I'm not the only one that sometimes farts when using He-Man strength...maybe it's the Wahlberger Pickles !?

How long had you been sitting on that opening joke? My guess is Arbor day of the previous year.

im using all of these to this day, we need more tips and hacks!

How did I miss this 2 months ago?

pleae tell me the title of the old videos so i can watch them in full

I am pretty sure that in the end, ToT forwent the mill only to not have to cut out all the cool analogies he came up with before the wife strolled by

what did the wd do?

does the bench not go any lower?

Those small one ton hand punches I find invaluable in my shop, I use it almost daily, I have both an arbour and a 3ton bench press, only pain with them is the nipple eventually wears, meaning lining up with a centre punch mark soon diminishes.

After 10 other videos I finally understand this art! And great humor! Thanks! 🙂

Hey This Old Tony, not sure if you'll see this comment or not but I feel the need to ask. I'm a machinists apprentice and I've always been taught not to dress to the right of the wheel but to the left so that the dresser doesn't kick off the magnet. At 5:36 you dress to the right. Can I ask why? Thanks

Do you still have the files you could share???

The boring head cutting a concave shape makes a revolution of an ellipse, sort of like an egg laying on its side and then spun around.

Coming to think of it, if it’s the concentrated heat that bumms the parts, what about gas welding, or brazing/soldering?

I own the same grinder. It works good but isn't nearly as entertaining as watching this guy narrate saw chain grinding.

I guessing Piano frames are made of cast iron not steel as CI is very hard stiff but brittle? Steel would give just a touch? so welding CI leaves a sort of half done brittle weld that can break like glass but you cant test for it too?

Man that group therapy joke got me so good

Thanks I needed that

I'm no professor, but it's been two months since a video right..?

You need to hold a piece of wood behind the metal specially when you get near the end. Its the slightly folded back edge that keeps the work from collapsing. When you get near the end that edge has nothing to hold it so you press some wood against the edge from behind while spinning the last bit

Went to buy my $3 ER-11 collets for my new die grinder, than found that now AliExpress sellers started labelling the accuracy: A, AA, AAA/UP, supposed to be 15, 8 and 5 microns runout (1, 1/2 and 1/5 thou). Got a set of the UP/AAA grade, which looks much more well finished, debuted and waaay more polished than my previous cheapo-sets. Haven’t measured them yet.

Sometimes when I'm handed something to repair, I get a few extra parts to try and confuse me.

This old Tony is a Trekkie.

Outcome looked like crap.

I designed a simmilar mechanism today, rememberd your video and used it as reference. Thanks TOT ❤ U made this a lot easier!

What is the song at 14:00? I can't even Shazam it

what helpes this weld ; its a "free stander" not connected and crack contained in base . thats when preheat/post heat and peening critical as LOOOOOOOONG cool down

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Fuck I wish I found this channel 8 years ago not just last year

This old Tony, love your content but I think you need to look into making a vise you can use on your lap. Say perhaps whilst sitting on your front porch!

Tony Yes,yes so very useful, I wish I had seen your videos before I started Tig, made so many mistakes and false starts, but gradually gradually got it. Talking to a professional welder uppedy game but It would have been even better had I seen a couple of these instead. Keep them coming! Best wishes from across the pond

Thank you very much 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱

ToT, This old Seagoat needs educating. In this instance - Telegram: What, Where and How? What's more, how does This old (cautious) Seagoat know that you're not the 'Crown Prince of Mississauga' looking for a mug to help him with his discreet transfer of millions? Let me know, especially if you have no idea what I'm on about.

what did you blur out there?

I'd definitely say it was definitely a current issue, until you made it a previous one.

Who won the welders?

Tig tip: aluminum welds way better when you remove the plastic protective coating. Don’t ask

Every time you’re taking the wire out of the puddle you are contaminating the end because you are out of the gas coverage then you are putting that contaminated end back into your puddle.

That is 99,9% sure gray cast iron! Edit : when everything fails you need to tap the material A LOT, i always used flux core with a shielding gas worked every time.

This Old Tony does not shy away from challenges.

You didn't skip the chit chat.

Sharpened the very first tooth in the wrong direction

This Old Tony, I've only just recently stumbled across your works here and though I have no shop or machining tools, this is some of the best content in my feed. Thanks for making all of these terribly entertaining videos. 13/10, do recommend.

could u do a video about diamond in the home shop

Thanks good to know

This was all realistic up until the drive motor was revealed to be a CNC mill programmed to go back and forth. All to save a minute or two on a whetstone once every few months- worth it!🤣🤣🤣

counting is for suckers

A Workshop at Home, thats new for me.

In Germany you can still get filing vices like that. as a fabricator we use them very often, in our apprenticeship it is tought to use files for fine work. Maybe look for ferriers vices, they also use them alot.

As a relatively jung guy trying to build up his tool collection without going completely broke, this channel is kinda scary. So many things I never new I wanted, now, now I want pretty much everything you'v shown in a vid.