Called to ACTION! How Women Manufactured Victory in WW2

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

Sorry for the re-upload folks! KZbin demonetized this video and rejected my appeal. Time to clean up my act. All glory to the algorithm.

[@IRecordEverythingLA]

Fuck the algorithm! FUCK THE MAN! 😀

[@andreiandrei8240]

I don't get it. I've seen the original and I don't understand what part could have opset anyone

[@stalwort1692]

I like both. Both are good.

[@davedemo8229]

That’s f ing rediculious

[@bokusimondesu]

Here I would come with a comment, but it probably wouldn't help the situation. I will say this though. I can in no way see how your narration could lead any minor into trouble. I like how the beeps actually highlight what they are supposed to mask. The tube does not seem to have the sharpest algorithm in the drawer. 😂

[@bazamere]

My grandma was a rosie the riveter during WW2, worked on the bombers and probably used one of those guns. Thanks for the video, this has made my day as she passed just over a year ago, I wish I would have asked her more about it but she never really wanted to talk about it, it was a hard time for everyone.

[@ctrouble2309]

This is the perfect kind of content to wake up to. Slow paced. Casual. Funny. Informative. Keep it coming.

[@platoscavealum902]

yes

[@masonhartwick390]

When my grandpa passed, I inherited all of his old Chicago Pneumatic tools from his auto body shop. After being used since the 70's and then sitting in a garage for 15 years, they still work great! Amazing tools!

[@elliaturner723]

Woman truck mechanic here. Loved the look into history and need to get one of these riveters for myself! Even modern Chicago tools are great

[@brandonsweg7021]

i seriously have no idea how your videos dont have more views, i love your content

[@platoscavealum902]

I agree

[@platoscavealum902]

AvE has been left in the dust.

[@williambauscher9296]

​@@platoscavealum902 It reminds me of the type of AvE video I haven't seen in a dog's age. Precovid AvE.

[@crassbusinessman3122]

My Grandmother was one of the 'Rosie the Riveters'. She turns 101 this year.

[@robf5230]

I lost it at the cupcake scenes. Your folksy 90s (?) kid humor never fails me.

[@michaels5809]

Love your true enjoyment for these old tools and tinkering. Its very educational and enjoying to watch someone much smarter than me do something I enjoy doing. Cant wait for more of your videos!

[@thinman4648]

Fun fact! Before osha became a thing it replaced another safety standards agency, they were called “oh shit!”

[@sljuy]

As a Serbian 23-year old i don't know what im doing here but i love it, keep up the good work

[@vojko0031]

Zato što je zanimljivo.

[@magoodada]

We are happy you're here yo

[@ScoutsIX3]

That trigger control is beautiful. Glad youtube forced you to reupload it with bleeped cursewords to protect my innocent baby ears. Thanks Google!

[@DrunkenDemon]

Also not just a rivet gun. They function as tamping tools in steel mills or pneumatic hammers. .....the ones with the pointy end xD

[@nathanwright8598]

I liked the last one.

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

*sigh Me too.

[@StephanHarz]

You used it backwards. The domed head goes to the metal backing and you use the tool to make another domed head. But great video! Had me laughing

[@MadPeckr]

Glad someone mentioned this. Still an excellent video.

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

Really??? But the rivet set fits the domed head so well. It seemed intuitive. At least I never claimed to know what I was doing! Thanks for the correction.

[@vaderdudenator1]

I think the idea is that the gun forms a second matching dome

[@dukemikalopas]

Uh no the rivet set goes on the factory head and the bucking bar goes on the shop head

[@jacobisbell6466]

Really like your videos man they’re like a “This Young Tony” kind of deal. Keep them up please

[@chrisgualtieri]

I don’t know why this video popped up in my feed, but your explanations and humor were riveting.

[@PaletoB]

Got an old worn one that gave me alot if trouble, turned out it was just unscrewing itself so after fixing the lock it runs great. Used it to repair my old British Land Rover 😅

[@schneidp20]

Nice tribute! It really was a full team effort. I never thought about the rivet guns. You own a priceless piece of americana. From the looks of it, it's as good as the day it was issued. A tribute to those who designed and made the rivet guns and of course those who used the rivet guns.

[@starpuss]

Kinda Sucks I sold a "few" Too many of them old Air Hammers for $5 or $10 Each at yard sales... Wish i would have saved at least one after seeing this!

[@markwilliams2620]

Pop rivets are frowned on for aircraft construction. Shear and corrosion. If you get into homebuilding an aircraft (your wife will kill you first) you start off with two 4' × 4' sheets of aircraft aluminum, drill holes, rivet, drill out rivets and do it until you can get them a uniform thickness. Then you can spend 10 years building an RV7. A factory full of rivet guns produced 90-110 dB so Rosie was as deaf as her M1 weilding Marine.

[@magoodada]

Dude you're excitement on this has rubbed off on me!😂❤ and yes, both are good.

[@owenhowever1958]

I did not expect you to actually hammer a birthday candle into a cupcake

[@AdamNunnDes]

Great stuff, glad you re-uploaded it 👍

[@whackyjinak4978]

Aircraft mechanic and big sheet metal guy here, air hammers are NOT the same as rivet guns. The inlet valves are totally different as rivet guns are variable, and the stroke is typically longer in a rivet gun. If you’re a fan of aircraft production tools, the Sioux 1412 drill and the 1/4 Magnavon quick chucks and drill bits are a really slick piece of kit. Using the Magnavon chuck with an arbor that has the desired bit already in it is so quick for drilling rivets.

[@livingdeadbtu]

I am so glad you have picked up where aVe left off. i have missed these kinds of videos. good job!!!!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!!

[@OneWildTurkey]

That P51 looked remarkably like one of our newer aircraft today. Somebody must have used Doc Brown's handiwork!

[@Demolick]

Nice P51, love it

[@Redstoneghost133]

I think demonetisation occurred because of the large amount of references to war. Other comments have suggested it as well, but, I think more specifically (even though it's correct to call it so), but calling the pneumatic riveter a gun could have flagged something in the algorithm. I think a disclosure at the start saying something like not condoning war, and that this is merely an engineering tools showcase. Because if KZbin says anything you can say you have a disclosure at the start? My gran was working in a factory in London during WW2, so maybe not making the bombers, but still definitely was on the shop floor. Thanks for the cool video!

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

I have read about other history-based channels being demonetized for the same thing. Meanwhile you can twerk in front of the mirror and make thousands of dollars. God bless America!

[@personal_penguin]

Just came here from the latest drill video. I would love to see this on the dyno at Torque Test Channel! You should reach out to them and see if that's something you guys could work out!

[@davthomas223]

Stumbled upon your channel this week and I absolutely love the content keep it up!

[@beeleo]

As a side note, the Liberty Ships were actually welded together and not riveted.

[@СаняСанианов]

Quality of your jokes and editing and things that you show is outstanding, I have no idea why you don't have millions of views, keep up the good work man, one day youtube gods will get your vids into the algorithm and you will be swimming in subscribers(and money for new tools hehe), at least I want to believe it. I'm currently in the process of restoration a 40 years old garage, really want to make a nice clean workshop out of it, it's tough, but your vids fill me with some kind of extreme determination, I also want to one day touch such beautiful instruments and put them to good use.

[@BillBrasky-p8p]

dude just say you liked the video. what is it with redditors needing to form some kind of para social relationship with every youtuber they like

[@СаняСанианов]

@@BillBrasky-p8p I think it's better to be overly descriptive with praises than to make assumptions about someone based on a single comment, trying to insult them

[@morganmoder]

You make great videos. It feels like guys in trades are all socially aware as a brick, and I thought the joke at 13:23 was another dry, poorly crafted misogyny joke I've heard a thousand times. Glad I stuck around for the following minute! Subscribed :)

[@VinhNguyen-yi1kk]

Hairs on the back of my neck stood up watching you drill at an angle. I know it was just a demonstration but it should be an automatic instinct. But dont mind me. lol

[@nathwest]

Bravo from Australia!

[@Gunny1971]

subscribed! Brilliant video.

[@Broken_Yugo]

If you want an air hammer with a good controllable throttle/trigger Chicago Pneumatic CP714 is as good as it gets, can turn it down and get that same barely tapping it action, or crank it up and split nuts, remove old suspension bushings, chisel rusty assemblies apart, etc. Interesting they had it figured out that long ago.

[@DD-lb7nn]

the pure panic he went through thinking it was metric 15:19

[@aname3576]

19:37 in modern times we would accuse her of anorexia lmao

[@stevekapitany8908]

You seem like genuenly wholesome dude, I'm glad I found your channel

[@crisrose9707]

5:57 "oh an air hammer!" 6:01 "PERRY THE AIR HAMMER?!?!"

[@jayjohnson6848]

I found you from your post in r/tools. As soon as I seen you opening the box in the mosy OVERKILL way possible, i clicked subscribe.

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

You think that’s the most overkill way to open a box? Hold my beer and stay tuned.

[@herpnderpn2484]

After the first shot, its logistics and production that win wars.

[@Hugh_Jassle]

He actually hammered a candle into a cupcake

[@ms4eji0bek]

You sound like a 18 year old minecraft youtuber living in AvE's clone. It's a mesmerising juxtaposition. Please continue.

[@hansangb]

@0:25 I like the use of Cunningham's Law! :) And since you brought the Hawg, @4:14 you should look into Dzus fasteners. Too bad the DoD weren't paying bonuses for inventing new ways of doing things or things that save time. And @13:31 LOLOLOL.

[@EmugatorReviews]

I love these video's! You must watch Vice Grip Garage. Keep it coming!

[@bf3forevergreene165]

Anyone know where I can buy something similar? eBay isn’t coming up very well

[@nelsondisalvatore9812]

Angry eyes on tools, you just got yourself a subscriber for life.

[@okaysowewilldie5417]

Nice Video! Will there be a video coming about the 1980s car? Did you upgrade?

[@Dan-vq4pz]

I'm now going to put googly eyes on my impact, thank you.

[@gord1011]

Thanks for fixing that issue! Now I can finish the video 🙂

[@biofall38]

That thing is nice I wish I had one of those when I used to do panel work on trailers

[@thateuropro]

I’m genuinely invested in this guys channel now

[@theoya]

How cool is it that you got a perfectly accurate replica of a P-51?!

[@redcubedev]

GREETINGS FROM DRESDEN 🫡🫡🫡 OUR OLD CITY WAS TURNED TO DUST (RAAHH!! 🦅🦅)🗣🗣🔥🔥 (absolutely loved the video and totally subscribed)

[@Jaxolot52]

I find it funny no matter what KZbinr i watch Automotive, tools, aircraft mechanics whatever it their content they never ever ever will use a box cutter to open a box

[@BrokeLifeEU]

I uploaded a short that had „communism“ and „ussr“ in the description and over 12 hours it got 100 views 😂. I bet I will aöso get demonetized about 5 sevonds after I upload the full video…

[@NomadicHacker.]

I just ordered some stuff from the yard store... I want to order one of those now for the history

[@huzudra]

You can calculate the force of each blow if you know the blows per minute and length of travel to math out the speed of the hammer and you know it's weight. I have a 6X Jiffy 600 and a Michigan Pneumatic Tool 7X I use as air hammers, the Jiffy is easier to control and kicks back less, the MPT hits each time with the power of a 9mm hand gun round leaving the muzzle but at a rate of 900 per minute.

[@ferrumlynx1914]

I love this gun and history! Where would I sort one out myself? I'm based in Europe so buying from America is expensive but not impossible.

[@grannysbowlz5802]

This is pure dead brilliant!

[@boris---]

...now to be diplomatic...

[@binaryguru]

You can tell when you have a good quality air tool by how much air it needs. The really good ones need much less air to do the same work as cheaply made ones.

[@Snowwarrior]

The algorithm let me find you. Let me pass it on brother. Great video!

[@thomasanderson2094]

My great aunt was a Rosie riveter. And I just figured out that you're like the American ave

[@vaderdudenator1]

The news reels with the heavy woman and the older woman ripping on themselves were weirdly unsettling. Great video though. The women of the war effort deserve far more credit than they got.

[@hillppari]

the metal kinda bend when you drilled with the soviet drill so probably why the slop happened

[@harlanbarnhart4656]

When your children clean out your shop, they are gonna wonder about those sheet metal scraps randomly riveted together.

[@Mathewwoods178]

Fuck I’m really sold on one of these things better get one before too many people find out how great they are 😂

[@cloudy4872]

World’s first M18 powered WWII rivet gun

[@nathanwright8598]

There. Take your second view and upvote you maniac. Don’t let it happen again.

[@encompassthyeclipse7278]

Loved this video. KZbin has a censorship problem. You can sign your life away at the age of 18 but you can’t curse in public. Figures. Commenting for the algorithm.

[@elijahconger1233]

I have the central pneumatic air hammer and I have a 500 dollar snap-on air hammer. They both have uses and get used regularly. I still hate that I paid so much. I sometimes wonder if a professional level IR would match the power. 😂

[@GOPRepubliklan]

Did Corporate at least give out a copy of the Chicken Soup for the Soul book to employees on their way out? Would be a very corporate move.

[@rallymodeller]

I have an Ingersoll-Rand gun of similar configuration (a bit larger). It's magnificent.

[@jankington216]

Best pneumatic brand

[@NFSSAM]

Ok as fun as this game is.... What did you change?

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

I censored all potentially offensive language and took the word g#n out of the thumbnail. Unfortunately they don’t tell you what triggered the demonetization so you get to guess and hope for the best. I wouldn’t have gone through all that effort except that this is one I was really passionate about and demonetized videos get buried by the algorithm and views disappear

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

@@thedoubtfultechnician8067 What a bunch of snoflake whiners...'oooh, a rivet g#n is SO scawy. I have to go to my safe room at YouScrewed HQ.'

[@sawyernewman1591]

Poconos? Interesting how KZbin sometimes recommends content from people in the same states if not fairly close

[@leonteconstantinstamate2853]

Amazing content

[@garrettgiuffre7298]

Arnt vintage tools the best. I bought a sawzall the other day on eBay for $20 it was the 1960s Black & Decker looked brand new cord was replaced and I know for a fact that it cost more than $20 to ship which was a bargain on my end cuz they had to have taken a loss on the shipping alone but that thing will survive a nuclear war The only downside to it is the thing doesn't have quick change blades but outside of that it's a tank literally a tank these motors don't die

[@eddieroswall9357]

good video

[@ecospider5]

Ok you win the most creative way to open a cardboard box. 🤣🤣

[@BVN-TEXAS]

You forget to say time and slap the desk when you got the package open.

[@werce9120]

the vid really became handy mandy halfway through

[@stereodreamer23]

"Every power drill should have a handle"... Yeah, and every power drill should also have a bit that is sharper than a plastic spork, but here we are....

[@RC-fu6hg]

That type of tool is still used. Ingersoll Rand still makes them.

[@takeohtyme]

42 seconds in... It's the rivet gun, isn't it? I bet it's a rivet gun.

[@bokusimondesu]

If any viewers are able to be offended by your narration, then they should consider whether they actually should have access to the internet and society as a whole. 😅

[@FatboyBuilds]

I live pretty close by.... in England, which in relative terms to the sun is pretty close, can I come have a go?

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

You people designed that Merlin V12, come on over!

[@owenp1996]

When u saw the cupcake i lost it lmao

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

FAIL...as punishment, you need to copy and paste ALL the comments from the original video back to this one.

[@zegaracosmus]

just curious what year trans am?

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

1988 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYrVaYCXhbhkb68

[@cikalujo]

Now to be diplomatic XD The vid that explains that one led me here rofl

[@sanuku535]

Fun fact. You do know that inch is based on the meter rigth? Since 1923 for ford, and since the atandarisation of all inches into one, 25.4 mm = 1 inch. 1960's was it? Smrhg like thst

[@1pcfred]

The inch is not based on the meter. Inches have been around for a very long time. The inch was just standardized to metric. The difference was only a few millionths. So not perceptible except with the most sensitive instruments really. To put millionths in perspective micrometers only measure to ten thousandths. A millionth is 2 decimal places more than that. So it really wasn't a big change. Most don't even know it occurred. The British officially adopted the standard inch in 1958. How long they were using it before then is anyone's guess.

[@Trash-Castle]

Why is the comments full of commentary I didn’t see. I’m getting an 8 second video

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

It’s been fixed, if you’re willing to give it a second try!

[@LoosiuFlying]

Actually the sound of P-51 was designed by British 😊 Rolls-Royce Marlin baby! made with quality and quantity by Packard US&A Greets !

[@kevbonegt]

Can't believe you measured the stroke in cm. I thought you were a real patriot

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

I couldn’t find my good ruler; I had to borrow one from my kid’s toy tool set.

[@1pcfred]

I figured he just did that to trigger us jingoists. Commie units are getting harder and harder to avoid these days. Our culture is being subsumed. It is sad to see. Children don't even know why we use Customary Units. If they knew they'd cling to them. The truth can never be revealed though.

[@vojtechnovotny9553]

feels disgusted by metrick allen key, proceeds to mesure stroke in cm 😅 (yes im from europe)

[@1pcfred]

Europe you say? I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you get better someday.

[@PorousShark7688]

Now that is how you open a cardboard box. Not as good ZIP TIES N BIAS PLIES with his amazing chainsaw work.