wow, great stuff there. I was just gifted a small collection of Borletti indicators & it seems most are a little sticky. I was thinking (hoping at least) I could free them up to use. The level of detail in your video makes it look daunting. I gather there's years of experience (along with the right tools & good eyes) that make it look easy. Fascinating stuff. I'll probably give it a try as I have very little to lose other than some time. Thanks for making the video!

Cool très instructif

warum wird die Münzer so sehr erwärmt? Hat das einen besonderen Grund?

Thank you, thank you. You are so smart!! 😊❤

Absolutely stunning workmanship love it

Thats beautiful😍😍❤

Thanks for sharing this process.❤

You changed glove sizes midway through

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fucking talk

This is all you need oh and a machine shop😆😆

Nice to see it. Im from the north of Spain and my grandpa use to do those same whistles for me when i was a child about 50 years ago. So... grandpas all around the world doing the same for their grandchildren!!

Bro has a mini cutlass

I have a brown & sharp dial indicator. I need to remove the needle to get the number plate off to put back into the inner ring. I have seen some pry off the needle then press it back on, are they all that way?

Wow 😲 amazing😊

Nice video. I’d like to know more about your tools: 1) the pencil looking thing you rubbed on gears and in bearing holes before ultra sound, 2) your little oil dishes and why two types, 3) the device you used to install the indicator needles. I just repaired an indicator that I dropped and the finer points/tools of you vid would have helped.

That starting teleport is a jumpscare

Ok looks good lazy brute😅

The best video I’ve seen on indicator repair so far. I would have liked a narration to go along with your video explaining the various steps and order of operations. I would also have liked to know what solutions you used to clean the parts as well as lubricants used. Thanks for posting your work.

I've been trying to make these for years.Have had no success.Would like more of a detailed explanation of what you're doing and the shape and depth and whatever it is because i've tried it and cannot get it to work

Have you a full video showing cutting methods? I make jewellery and have a SR pendulum flex shaft, and need to cut stones smaller before tumbling, I’ve got plenty water lol supplied by a iv bag and line, and have adapted a really useful box and lid to turn the flex shaft into a mini table saw with a adapted sponge at the back to help keep the blade wet and catch over spray as said box is full of water as well as the iv line, don’t think hubby would appreciate a soggy shed! It’s good to see other ways! 😊

Not wasting my time where the content creator is either unwilling or unable to speak and articulate their process.

After 6 years?

Loved watching this! Very inspiring!

İs it better to make inside bracing too?

What oil do you used for lubrification, the yellow and red ??

goud

Nice bro

Thanks for giving me the motivation/guidance to have a go at this myself :) Thankfully all mine needed was cleaning and some oil :)

Wow dude, cool AF

I thought it was easy until I saw this...need some more machinery is an understatement

All rrrrrrright❤

WOW

Wow that turned out really pretty!

Nice video except for the background music.

There's a lot of off cut material left , must have cost a fortune

Please make an opal shape stone's video

Fantastic !!!!!

No such thing as stupid questions 😳 Wait for it waaait 🤔 what grade metal on the band & what flux And solder I KNOW I'M IGNORANT. BUT I YOU CAN BE ASSURED I WILL NOT BE INGNORANT FOR EVER & ILL NEVER USE MY STUPIDITY AGAINST YOU 😂 Thanks again for KEEPING IT SIMPLE 🎉

Ahhamazing OH-K R E A L L Y. I've never Seen or been shown Anything made so easy Wonderful job. I was blessed learning from industrial metal artisans Never was it made this easy 😳 Dam good video , 🤔 How i missed the type of grinding stone AND THE DIAMOND {THING} Are beyond me 😣 So I'll have to blame it on the 5oo other videos I've watched on similar subjects . But i really appreciate this. After a catastrophic life changing injury Bed ridden for 7 years out of ? Boredom ? Started using metal tools again although on a much smaller scale. And my first attempts were surprisingly Good selling my first {Rings} & jewelry Projects for a few hundred dollars Back then unfortunately i coded a few time with some brain trama ect ect ECT l forgot how to do the simple tricks that helped me craft these 1 of a kind items. THE BAD MY VERY OLD TOOLS AND STOCK SOME NOT REPLACEABLE from family and other journeyman ENY way like everything else I'm wekin on it 😂 glad l stumbled on your video [ way to many bad ones out there frfr] I'll definitely check ✔️ Any i may have missed or you may do in the future .I encourage all of your endeavor's. Teachers are Born not made THANKS AGAIN

Here, it's wondeeful what you can do when you use your head isn't it!! Youve got a great head on ya, and thankyou fella!!

Look, hi man, how the hell does one mount it on one of their supports? I got the closed one, but I cannot figure out how to mount it, besides the two holes in the front or the two in the back. I cannot mount all four screws, lest I open up the table top to scre them from the inside.

Can anyone share a polish paste to use please

Very nice

How does it sound? Would love to hear it!!!

Could you tell me what to type in on amazon to get the pink grinding stone? Thanks

Hey - did yours come with a assembly instruction? Mine just came view an "exploded view".

Very nice 👍👍👍👍

What an amazing piece of work. Beautiful finish. You have given me all the information I needed to turn a small glassy blue rock into a polished round stone for a ring.👍I do not have the proper tools either. Thanks again.

Nice job thanks for sharing