I'd love to see a video showing making a propane forge from that other tank. That would be a great series.

Haven't seen any action on your channel for a couple years. Hope everything is okay. If you are still working on the truckPull the hood and rig a gantry crane over the engine. Just some 4 x 4 posts and a couple 2 x 6's across between the posts. That will be enough to get the engine out. Unplug the wiring harness and pull the motor and trans mounts. Remove a couple intake manifold bolts and attach a chain to the manifold threaded holes with longer bolts. That will let you lift the engine and trans as a unit. Much easier than trying to pull the trans off the engine in place. Good luck and hope it goes well.

What happened to the 1962 Ford F100 with the stuck engine? I hope you finally break it free.

When are you going back to the 1962 Ford F100 with the engine still stuck?

Well done sir!

Why is your name evil twinks?

wow, this brings back memories. it showed up on facebook in my memories section. lol. i hope your using your lathe. havent seen much from you in awhile

If I may ask, where did you find the gizt oilers for the PIck-O Matic shafts?

Was you able to break that motor loose? I really want to see it break free. Bring on part five.

How come you didn’t harden the the jaws , Super little Guillotine excellent video and you have about as much room as I do LOL keep on Hammering.

Simple enough to inspire my build!

Peter this is great! I have a bid on one of these right now, keep your fingers crossed for me!

This was a great project! Thanks for posting.

Very informative! Thank you.

Lo felizito hno forjador desde Argentina muy ingenioso😊😊😊

Having scrap doesn’t just happen it takes years and decades of constant vigil and being the guy people turn to that gets you the pile of scrap It starts with one or two pieces found here and there and increases when you buy extra on every job And it gains a life of its own with people you know bringing you scrap

after 3 years how it stil holds up

I think I would have cut the floor out put the sand box below on soild ground or those pavers

My first thought was to put the spindle in the freezer

Just found your channel today and subbed. I'm binge watching your playlist for this lathe restoration. Great stuff! 👍🏻

Congrat, it work well.

Ya done good! Maybe coulda left a short tab on your round blanks for grip. 👍🍻

Bevel the corners on struck portion of an item. Chisels, punches, dies of any kind. Keep mushrooming to a minimum

Butcher dies not cut off

fuckin rocket science

Hey mate, I find myself sitting hear laughing with tears steaming, as YOU are ME. I have all the same problems and all the same emotions . I too have made heaps of “fugly” items . Please keep up the fantastic work and vids. I think your opener is fantastic .

Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice work.

Love it. Very clever design. I'm definitely going to try this. I've been watching videos and trying to get ideas and this seems like something I can actually do. Thanks for sharing. I'm no welder either. All of my welds look like I turned a toddler loose with a hot glue gun. but that's what the angle grinder is for. As long as it sticks that's all that matters.

Your nearby Metal Supermarkets retailer is an option as well.

Great video, thank you. Honestly the only improvement would be to skip any background music. :-)

I think you did an awesome job for a beginning blacksmith You are well on your way to becoming a master blacksmith

slap some leather between your holdfast and your guillotine base plate it wont move around so much

Can I know your steps

Anybody know why my bull pin keeps pooping out during turning

Dude! Weld a hardy to the bottom of that thing. 😁

I had to make a new gear box for my old Atlas lathe after many years of use. I made it out of steel instead of crap.

Do what you can with the time you have, because every day is a gift. I spent alot of time with my dad in his golden years, but always wish i had more. Have fun, and make it fun for him. God Bless.

Thanks for making these videos. I just bought the same lathe and this will be very helpful when I tear mine apart for cleaning like you did.

Made one like yours. Really easy to make. Thankyou! Just a thought, the music doesn't add anything and wish you had millimeters in the US😄

I adore these time capsules…. Thanks for sharing

Hi there. Am learning a lot from your videos. I have a similar, though not alike lathe I recently acquired. It is in pretty bad shape. I noticed from this video that you took the saddle off with the apron still attached. That apron on mine has two HUGE philips head screws that are pretty tight and I do not have a screwdriver large enough to take it off. But, I learned from your video that I can clean that puppy by taking the whole thing off. Thank you Thank you. I will subscribe.

The key to scrap in my case is make a trip to Industrial Metal Supply’s and rummage through their off cuts / per. Lbs area. Buy all the small square, round and 1’ x 1/4, 3/8 etc. you can find… buy more than you need. Great job tho. Good luck.

There's a four wheel drive one here in Idaho the old couple are over 90 years old and it's a tall old yellow color and it's a pretty tall one and four speed shifter and transfer case 292 engine there's about 150 other old vehicles and pickups.

great, i have the same machine i just acquired and i am going to do the same thing. congrats on the lathe, it looks great.

I like that you have the courage to just do it, and not make excuses as to why it can't be done. Good on you. And I was impressed at how thorough you were in building your little shop. Again, well done.

i have seen worse welding the angled steele can be aquired from a old bed frame you can V grind two dies 6014 or 6011 rwelding rod is a easy to weld with look for metsl plates along rail road tracks

You need to boil black used motor oil and preheat the motor from under with fireplace, and repeat couple days and try

I love this design!

Very nice results! And great vid.

Nice!! This makes me think. With silver people make these small grain type thing by pouring the melted metal in water. I think it is easier to melt the next time because of the biger surface thing🤔. Sorry about my english...