I repaired the broken string box of the truck which was not available in the market

[@ПульГильзович]

Посадку по шлицам не проверил, ещё и на грязь собрал! Красавчик!!!😀

[@sylvabak53]

Steering box 🤣. Very clever man. Australia🙏🙏🙏👌👌👌👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍

[@ronnieking6782]

You have a very clean and neat work are, I’m an engineer myself and I noticed you check the runout on pieces you put in your machine, you’re a master. 54$ an hour for what you do in the USA..

[@amazingthingofficial2923]

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[@ВикторЦерцеил]

Воистину мастера Работа на глаз Без делительной головки

[@manufacturingandrepairingskill]

Good work

[@dan-o9746]

Interesting. A tool holder used manually as a shaper

[@JhKhan-vb5xq]

Good 👍

[@GilvanFerreira.De.LimaGilvan]

esta peça e um setor da caixa de Direção.

[@cdrive5757]

********* SCORE********* Resourcefulness: A+ Ingenuity: A+ Expedience: A+ Skill Level: A+ Preliminary Prep Work: "F" Final Assembly: "F" When the video started I immediately took exception to the lack of prep work prior to opening the gearbox. Absolutely no attempt was made to clean the years of (dirt road) grit and crud off of that gearbox. So there was no surprise that all that shit was immediately attracted into the gearbox grease. So I thought "OK, don't be judgmental yet. Maybe someone else will be cleaning this thing while the repair is being machined"? No such luck. The newly machined repair was slapped together, dirt, grit and all. Not even a spec of fresh grease was added to replace what was lost from opening and wiping. Furthermore, when a shop returns the repaired item to the customer it should look like they took pride in their work. Handing it back to them looking like it did when brought in is unacceptable. Wakodahatchee Chris