John Deere Grader Repairs! | Fitting Blade Skin & Replacing Blade Slide Rail

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

We're back into it! And hopefully this extra long action packed video makes up for it 😂 Let us know in the comments, what was your favourite part of this job?! As always, thank you so much for watching and supporting we seriously appreciate it 😄👍 Subscribe and hit the bell icon to turn on notifications so you don't miss our weekly uploads. 👇 🤳 📲Follow us online here: linktr.ee/CEEAUS 🛍Official CEE Merch shop: www.ceeshop.com.au 🎉Get Early Access & Ad Free videos in our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/cuttingedgeengineering

[@pieandmashlover]

Whoop whoop!! 🥳🥳🥳

[@ChromeClanDesigns]

Cutting Edge Engineering always gets an automatic thumbs up from me. Now im off to the servo for me durries,

[@stevebenstead4786]

Stay here

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

I feel like I’ve seen this job before

[@Murphyslawfarm]

My favourite part of all the videos is seeing Kurtis trying to get words out 😂😂😂😂😂. Don't worry I am like that to 😂😂

[@ibTeeMac]

Karen I just want to say that your editing has become next level. Story and content flows nicely. Even the little things are noticeable like normalizing your audio. Thnx for another great video from you guys and Cheers with a beer from Vancouver Island Canada.

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

wow thank you so much for the great feedback! 😄

[@eyema_pierat8993]

All I can say is YEP! A pair of legends working together to entertain with excellent content.

[@brianfeddersen8124]

Hear hear!@@eyema_pierat8993

[@hot_wheelz]

As an Ex Pro Sound and Audio Engineer who has had a couple of decades of experience in live events and pretty much all manner of media production all I can say is that it's all the little things that this channel gets right that lifts it well above the pack. Not only is Kurtis a true master of his craft but Karen's videography, editing and production prowess would be right at home in productions worth 100x what this channel sees.

[@bostedtap8399]

​@@CuttingEdgeEngineeringWell deserved 👏

[@cinemabunny]

One of your rare customers who understand the value of preventive maintenance

[@2barrell]

Im really in awe at your freehand torch cutting skill. Some people dont realize how hard that can be.

[@SantaCruz163]

Agreed. Kurtis' freehand torch cut is cleaner and straighter than some sawcut edges I've seen.

[@mrvkprs]

I was surprised to see he used a gas ax. Wouldn't a plasma cutter been better?

[@shaunkelly9053]

Like a plasma cutter with that torch.

[@pedromorgan99]

practice makes master.. there;s guys around here do same stuff... young and olde.. and not on youtube ...

[@PhilG999]

I do! Spent many years to get halfway good at it!

[@markrichie897]

I appreciate how you respect your tools and what you are working on . No banging tools down never dropping or tossing the old parts everything is done with care. The camera work is wonderful. Movements are smooth and well thought out. I enjoy that you take the time to feed the birds as well. Thank you from Wethersfield, Ct

[@orangemonkeykiller]

I really love how this channel is an amazing meshing of two people with incredible skills. Kurtis with his engineering and Karen with her videography. They combine to make one of the best KZbin channels around. Really glad they have each other and we all get to enjoy these videos

[@jamie.miller.inspiring]

Its so true, their skills perfectly compliment one another. These videos are next level!

[@11bravocrunchie22]

Props to this customer for doing preventative maintenance. I wish more industrial equipment operators had that mentality.

[@DrMattBug]

Absolutely gorgeous shot at 18:15 of Kurtis doing the air arc gouging. I come back every week, not just for the beauty of the engineering, but also the beauty of the videography. You're a great team 😊

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

👍

[@wingracer1614]

I love when he breaks out the arc gouger. Dude is a magician with that thing.

[@rildain76]

Looks like a fireworks display!

[@KG-yn9qi]

So my Favorite is seeing a young couple living and working.together! Supporting each other! Being an example of how life should be!!! Gr was t Job!!! Blessing to you both! And all postings are my Favorite !!!! Well done guys 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🩷

[@MattysWorkshop]

Gday, that was bloody awesome seeing the Zayer in full swing, definitely using the table limits, the grader looks in to be in good nik which shows the operator takes pride in the machine, top job and don’t stress, that monkey in your head has a cousin in mine with a full drum it, have a great weekend mate, cheers

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Hey Matty! It was great to see the Zayer being used to it's limit, the swarf mess wasn't so fun 😅 Hats off to the operator and owners of the grader they've definitely looked after it. Sounds like you and Kurtis can start a band 😂 Take care and HI to Bec 🥰

[@TomGuimond]

​@@CuttingEdgeEngineering What is this battery shock key that you use at the beginning of the video to disassemble the gps guide pole?

[@bryansbest]

I am an experience boilermaker welder. However, I will salute your hardwork and dedication the way you do in different jobs. You are very knowledgeable and you deserve it.

[@Halfapint01]

That operator must absolutely LOVE that machine. I don't think I've seen one that worn but so absolutely mint.

[@pklv1062]

Totalmente cierto, una máquina desgastada pero impecable.En la mina a cielo abierto en la quetrabajé habían dos o tres iguales, operaban con corbata y traje!

[@eourt1986]

I don't listen to the bloopers that often, but I did today. "I have to listen to ya and then I have to listen to ya again when I go to edit the video." When I hear that, the first thing that came to my mind was. Something I hear as a kid. "Behind every great man... Is an even greater woman!"

[@davidlasoff8261]

Just checked on your About page: 189 million+ views and countiing on all videos! Wow! 701K subscribers since June 2020 and I've been watching for most of that time. It never gets old and I'm constantly amazed at the depth of knowledge and skill that Kurtiss possesses and shows off as if it's no big deal. Well, it's impressive! Thanks for the great video, Karen!!

[@big_ute]

Dude, yalls channel has helped me in spades at the shop with ideas and processes for different jobs. Granted i had to modify a few things to some of your techniques to make what I had goin on work but overall I cant thank you enough for making vids like this for other fabricators out there like myself. Im slowly but surely building the weld shop at work from scratch to eventually be able to manufacture parts for our customers like you do. Eventually what I want to see my section of the shop do is be able to make whatever the hell the customer needs and not have to order it out of state and wait for months for the parts to show up like we and several other heavy equipment shops do now. When we are able to do that Im 100% sure those other companies will be contracting US to make parts for them as well as us taking care of our customer base. Might take 5 or 7 yrs to do that but im willing to wait and see what the fruits of my shops labor will come to bear.

[@schwuzi]

When you got your processes down and know your business I'd recommend going solo and doing your own thing.

[@big_ute]

@@schwuzi Ive been slowly gathering equipment over the yrs to do exactly that, so far I have my lincoln 330mpx, LN25x, my tig machine, miller 211, hypertherm 30air, and a profax 4000 gouger. Im sockin away for a compressor that casn run off the genny welder, im not skimping on that bitch either.

[@tinman7551]

I really missed you guys last week. Your collection of accessories for your hydroptic machine is amazing. ❤ I really enjoy the blade and dozer videos, always so satisfying to see Karl work..

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Hey mate! We both enjoy our hydroptic tooling collection too and was glad so many enjoyed seeing it. Hope you enjoy this weeks video 😄👍

[@MrPnew1]

It’s Kurtis 🤣

[@paulhammond7489]

@@MrPnew1 It's an old joke.....

[@hubertwojtaszek5033]

I MISSED TOO

[@teeanahera8949]

@@MrPnew1It’s Dark Karl. Go back and watch the first 30 episodes and you’ll hear/see the joke.

[@erneststevenson3872]

Your videographer has a great natural instinct for knowing what viewers want to see. She has honed her skill over time so that your videos have the highest interest level. Definitely keep her on payroll! Kurtis, you are a hard worker and thoroughly professional in all procedures - and yet have time to feed the birds! So enjoyable.

[@rjung_ch]

Karen telling Kurtis how hard it is having to listen to him, priceless! Take car the three of you plus the family of birds you also entertain 🙂 👍💪✌

[@UncleManuel]

Others may do a grade job but Kurtis' skills are much grader. 😁😎🤟

[@alithemagicbum]

I see what did😊❤

[@Raisopod]

Man, that Zayer is such an awesome machine. Seeing it use it's full travel length in a single pass is super cool.

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

we're loving it!

[@joshbutler5563]

Why were the bolts tapped on with a hammer after tightening? Around the 43:00 mark @@CuttingEdgeEngineering

[@Termobárico]

​@@CuttingEdgeEngineering, no machine day for Zayer? Greetings from Vitoria, Basque country

[@timell9761]

Its incredibly satisfying to watch a true craftsman do what they do 🤯

[@2ToneWalt]

Those graders are a strange piece of machinery, the various directions they can move all at one time are both bizarre and fascinating. Take care guys. 👍

[@markfryer9880]

Not to mention the graders that can pivot the main frame at the cab place the front wheels in an offset position! Then there are the ones that can lay the front wheels over on an angle to resist the forces from the blade.

[@greghelms4458]

Watching a good grader operator is amazing as well. Especially back in the day without GPS.

[@rowanjones3476]

You should try calibrating the GPS/sensors for the machine control 🤪

[@greghelms4458]

@@rowanjones3476 I can’t imagine. I was honor graduate in my class at heavy equipment school at Dobbins AFB years ago and sucked at all of it. 😝

[@Hyratel]

If you watch during the drive-away at the end, this is an articulated rear unit. Way cool

[@jtjjbannie]

That little dog is a beast. I also love the way those birds sound.

[@skidmores.garage]

Using the stick shows the importance of air fed visors for sure

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Karen said the same thing, air respirator definitely a must!

[@nubiennhotte]

Danke! Thank you for another year of great videos. Merry Christmas and a good start into the next year! Grüße aus Deutschland (Greetings from Germany) Jörg

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Hey mate, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too mate - we appreciate your support, it means a lot! Cheers - Kurtis & Karen

[@GrowthCurveMarketing]

Attention to detail, and pride of workmanship - that’s what makes this channel so great.

[@luizdejesus6240]

The videos show the professional side and the outtakes the human side. Exceptional work from both of you...

[@mcn111]

This one-man factory is amazing. Kurtis have every single tool, machine and skill to do anything we can imagine. Very happy you have a lot of work you love, sir!

[@byronedwards5828]

Buddy, you keep making these videos and I will keep watching them, good job! From Corpus Christi Texas U,S,A

[@jdlane5136]

I love the way Aussies say " WHOPPER" or "Angry Whopper" . Love this channel. A master class in exception work!

[@dazzhan9826]

Hungry Jacks actually tastes much better than McDonalds any day ! Didn't know you could get chips (fries) on the burgers. Been away from Oz for toooo long...lol

[@maxpuppy96]

You got a steady hand with that torch, mine would be wavy gravy.

[@ErikVerdoes]

I really like these quick edited videos, keep it up Karen!

[@cs-bi8wy]

The skills of this guy are next level, never seen anything like it!!! Thanks for the excellent content.

[@sawboneiomc8809]

Just started my first day learning how to rebuild cutting torches and regulators....taking some time from repairing welding machines and cross training...

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

good stuff mate!

[@warbirdwf]

My weekly reminder that I'm getting old and there's a reason guys in the mid-to late 50's or older don't do that kind of laborious work anymore. My older body knees and back hurt just watching the video! lol. Awesome that you guys are now over 700k in subscribers! It's well earned as the content, video and editing are first class. Clearly you both work your butts off and are getting rewarded for it. Well done! Cheers from Arizona.

[@maboscience35]

Greetings from Belgium.... Nice to see you back CEE team, missed you last week.... Job well done and a happy customer 😊. Enjoy your weekend.

[@chrisparola3949]

You had me worried when you said you were going to debur the edge I worried that you were going to use the damn debur Tool thanks for saving my ears !😯😆

[@Retirement_Life]

What a great asset that Zayer machine is and I love the way Kurtis uses a forklift truck with such precision, just like any other tool in the workshop! Nice video, both…👏👏👏

[@markfryer9880]

Yeah, the way Kurtis uses that forklift and with such precision you just know that he has put plenty of hours in with that machine.

[@minergate4066]

Zero scratches on the counterweight, absolutely unheard of

[@st170ish]

I use to roll lead carpets(a large Pb spill)up with a forklift, absolutely amazing the license assessors when they come through every couple years

[@Ty-bz7zx]

Always cool ... Your patience and persistence on these huge jobs is amazing. Karen rocks ! Thanks to Homeless and birdies as well !

[@themalewhale59]

That guide bar was a lot more work than I first thought. But I guess that's because you did a PROPER job on it. The attention to detail made sense as the job progressed and that blade is now pukka. 👌 Missed you guys last week and it really put a crimp in my day. I was scratchy all day! 😢

[@gazz501]

Nothing worse than a scratchy crimp.

[@markneedham752]

@@gazz501 Has yer missus ever had a scratchy crimp., then you'd know what "is Worse."

[@ronwilken5219]

​@@markneedham752, I've heard it called many things but never a "scratchy crimp"! I'll have to remember that for future use if you don't mind?🇨🇦😁

[@markneedham752]

@@ronwilken5219 Go for it mate. Not my words. I just answered to the bloke before me @gazz501 But it fits well, hey..!

[@Jack-yl7cc]

10:06 I envy your skill with that torch; I can't imagine how many hours of use it has taken to get that good. I also had to remember the only reason you were using a torch instead of a plasma cutter was probably because of the "Tax" on electrical equipment in the form of "Safety Inspections". For those that don't know, Australia requires testing and tagging electrical equipment and the numbers I did find(South Australia instead of Queensland) for the cost, put it between two and three thousand dollars per piece of equipment. Kurtis mentions those inspections as one of the reasons he uses so many Air Tools in his Q&A from December, 20222.

[@glOckcOma]

I am so impressed with your editing, Karen. Everytime I reach for the control for a bit of forwarding, you beat me to it. It's like you're reading my mind, lol. Amazing stuff. Keep up the great work. Love your guy's channel.

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

This comment has made my day! I really appreciate your feedback and it helps to know that I'm on the right track with what viewers would enjoy 😍

[@damientoomey1194]

@@CuttingEdgeEngineeringyep twice in this vid I went to double tap to skip forward and the vid jumps into high speed 😊.

[@alro2434]

Yes, I think the angle of the shots & frame are always what a curious & inquisitive machinist would wanna see, then the length & editing are just right so you get your fill & go on to the next effortlessly & intuitively. Really well done, Bravo!

[@ronwilken5219]

​@@damientoomey1194, funny, I've never had the urge to jump forward in one of Karen's videos. They always seem to flow effortlessly to the expected segway or conclusion . Sign of good intuitive editing I guess. Thanks Karen.

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Hey folks I missed seeing you last week. A slide hammer for moving pins. In my world if I had thought that every pin on every machine would be set up that way. I would have been in heaven, LOL. Airarc is the necessary evil of every welding shop. They can eat up a pair of coveralls in no time. Nomex is an option but kind of pricey eh. 5 Vertex vices. Those cost a pretty penny. What a blessing having that long mill now. Great move getting it for your business

[@davidholder3207]

My favorited part of the video was the disassemble and reassemble of the blade from grader. Nice to see the manufacturers have designed in a reasonable amount of working space. I also liked squaring up the slide rail. Plus feeding of the birds as well as the Gourmet uber eats. As well as the wielding.

[@dreadwing01]

Always a good day when a cutting edge engineering video shows up on my must watch list.

[@gordonagent7037]

That Zayer is a beautiful machine, excellent addition to the stable

[@derrickaustin8273]

Craftsmanship and work ethic are bar none some of the best Ive seen as a 20 year welder. But my favorite is the end seeing the outtakes with your wife! EPIC!

[@gigantor56]

Someone has to be able to work on these huge machines. Thanks for including us on this journey.

[@thomasphilyaw8593]

Two things, 1) loved seeing some stick action on the facesheet replacement, 2) you are a mechanics dream, putting anti-seize on all the bolts. Love you guys

[@LouJustlou]

Never underestimate the importance of the safety stump. 😊

[@jeetenzhurlollz8387]

i am a software developper. i tinker with my car, i built cnc machines. All machinists are an inspiration to me.

[@leesass3602]

I have a steel ruler I bought years ago and always thought how cheaply made it was because it is so flexible and bendy, Now I see why at 7:52 in this video, thanks Curtis

[@markclifford1601]

" Gimme back my socket" Cracked me up. Been there.

[@SCUD-si2zy]

Great content and filming as usual. Love seeing the blue beastie earning its keep, its becoming an integral part on the arsenal and a big time saver.

[@InCountry6970]

Kuris and Karen's videos are always a pleasure to watch and learn. You both have your talents and professions dialed in to perfection

[@MontanaCheeky]

Great to have a video this week guys. Hope yas had a great time in Melbourne.

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Melbourne was a blast and was nice to have a break from videoing. As always, thanks for the Superthanks, we'll put it towards our next caffeine fix so we can keep making awesome videos 😄👍

[@MontanaCheeky]

@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Haha. Great to hear mate.

[@retovideogames]

Again one of your signature free hand straight long cut with the torch. This beauty is a joy to watch!

[@Donkusdelux]

Great work you do Kurtis Recently just bought a big welder because of all these channels that use the arc gougers!

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

That is awesome!

[@ericeisele6933]

Karen,, You are an absolute delight!! 😂😂😂 Cheers from Florida ❤❤

[@joekanicki5306]

Well that was awesome as usual! Missed y’all last week but this one more than made up for it. Loved watching Kurtis use that big blue milling machine. Great video Karen!

[@Ironturbine]

I love the intros when he drives something in or drives in with something on the forklift. It's genius.

[@aj44ish]

Isaac would be proud with the surgical precision of the cutting torch. Great videos!! Keep em coming. 👍👍

[@CrimFerret]

Having to open the cabinet door to let the table travel all the way made me chuckle but it's seriously the sort of thing that happens in machine shops. No worries about not showing much of the skin adding process. There was plenty of that in a previous video. It was also a good reminder. For us this is entertainment and maybe some education for those in the field. For the owner of that machine, it's their their livelihood on the line.

[@Twigster1]

I do look forward to a Friday morning (UK) to see what CEE has put out for us!!! The skill, patience, equipment and precision needed is just mind-blowing - keep the vids coming team!!

[@GrahamSmyth-um6uh]

The same here always watching what Karen / Kurtis have got on there you tube channel

[@Lambert963]

Hi, Curtis, it is unbelievable that you know so many tools and lathes and mills and use them skillfully. You are a professional maintenance technician. On the weekend morning, after breakfast, I see you professionally and meticulously completing each customer's repair work, saving them a lot of money. This makes me feel very happy. Thank you, and thank you Karen for the filming and editing. Best wishes to you.

[@who-gives-a-toss_Bear]

Out takes, just brilliant. Stuff ups can and are edited out. Nice to see the edits. So we're not all perfect all the time, just sometimes. Most times we just meet the grade. Great video. Karen you make me knock off early Friday nights.

[@markneddow8486]

Welds are artwork ! I used to run a Butler Elgamill bed mill like that. Stout machine .

[@Gamerock82]

This was millidiameters (hey at least it's not bananas) from being the best blooper reel to date. And Karen has to listen to it twice. That was priceless and something we, the viewers, thank you both for. Again the highlight of me weekend, You guys rock. Cheers EDIT: Should have watched to the end before commenting... That "give me back my socket!" was so relatable.

[@trevorbmw]

I love the socket part too

[@markhesselgreaves]

Y’know? I have watched every video there is of CEE, a few times in fact, but I always find it refreshing to come back and watch ‘em all again! It’s quality viewing every single episode, such an education and always fascinating! Thanks to Kurtis and to Karen for producing such excellent content, and to Homey for his entertaining performances! Thanks to all at CEE I have exceeded quality videos to watch as many times as I want to. Mark from Scotland 👍😀😎

[@demoman1282]

Random American who was able to Uber eats perfectly for lunch time in Australia must’ve stayed up extra late to get that done, props to that person

[@effyou128]

You can schedule!

[@Marsmate88]

Karen, with the sick burn in the outtakes, what a savage!

[@nephos100]

Another great job. It's a pleasure watching Kurtis jump onto whatever machinery and operate it. And hats off to Karen for the excellent video production and including the outtakes where Curtis can allow his grumpy old tradesman to vent a bit, not that he's old or even really grumpy. He can laugh at himself after getting peed off.

[@Sapnek]

Was hoping for crane updates but this is good enough!!!! Thank u for ur dedication to share with us

[@spencerjhog4429]

The outtakes are so awesome!! I'm waiting for the one where the wrench gets chucked across the shop and bounces off a wall!

[@BruceBoschek]

Wow! Somehow I never realized how big that Zayer mill is! What a monster. We really enjoyed all of the details of the work on that blade. Grateful for another excellent video. Thanks from Bruce, Karin, Halgrim and Bella with special greetings to Homeless! ❤ Wishing you three a pleasant and peaceful weekend.

[@stevenr8606]

Don't feel too bad Kurtis. MY mom was walking around looking, till I asked her what she was looking for ? She said "My glasses !" I said, the ones on your head⁉️ She grabbed them and smiled at me 😮🙃. 😊❤

[@bostedtap8399]

Nice oblique/off centre milling, smoother and better for noise. Zayer mill is a great addition to the shop 👌 . Great job both, thanks for sharing.

[@markblundell9461]

I know it might seem normal to you guys. But it blows my mind the jobs Kurtis takes on. I’ll bet my bottom dollar that your customers don’t take you for granted.

[@morkovija]

I'm still hoping for a christmas special of Karen fixing something and Curtis providing valuable commentary x)

[@ZylonFPV]

I loved the video, I miss the Franna crane project though 😊 I think about it several times a week!

[@barillius]

Just tuned in, haven't seen the video yet (But I already know it's amazing).... just wanted to quickly say "Welcome Back" and you all were missed during your very well earned time off.... Happy Holiday season to you guys down under. I hope it's full of blessings, new tools and fun toys for Homeless.. and thanks for all the smiles an laughter for us!! Cheers!

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

thanks so much for the kind words and support we really appreciate it!

[@victorreppeto7050]

Thank you for sticking with it and making these videos Curtis. I love watching the big boys play with the big toys.🙂

[@JC3GATOR]

I know a lot of people have already said it but if you watch any other machining videos you will really appreciate how well edited theses are. Kudos Karen. Maybe you'll take the current stigma off the name all by yourself!

[@TheMadManPlace]

Absolutely LOVE the bloopers !!! Proves that your mind is tuned in to making stuff and repairing stuff and NOT acting like an asshole "content creator" in front of a camera. Good on you....

[@t0mn8r35]

Luckily for us this was fairly straight forward to watch and the usual excellent video editing made it even easier. We love all the animals!!!

[@KenH-jo9sc]

Another great video you guy's. Sure did miss seeing one last week. Going 2 weeks without seeing one was very tough, lol.

[@thepagan5432]

Nicely done, that Biz 80 steel doesn't like machining, but it is ideal for the guide bar. Good start to Friday, been awake since 2:30, CEE post came through at 7:00. The use of Coppertec /Copperease really does make life easier if you have to remove bolts, nuts, pins, etc. It reduces the possibility of the fastener seizing up, which when you are adjusting gearbox backlash in the rain and wind, it is a most welcome product. Thank you Kurtis, Karen and Homey, take care and be well 👍

[@stevejohnstonbaugh9171]

It is really terrific that you have built your capabilities to do these value added jobs. You are a smart businessman and an excellent example for any young person who wants to run their own shop AND make a good living! 👍

[@orielism]

Mate, I feel for you having the gear on welding in this heat (I'm just up the road), had a couple of days welding out in the sun this week and it's taken its toll on me.

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Hey mate yeah that'll take it out of you for sure, grateful to have a shed and some shade to weld in during our summers!

[@tedium37]

Your vids have it all! Skill, precision, hard work and a good laugh at the end. Not to mention good ole wholesome Homeless and top notch videograghy holding it all together. Always a pleasure to watch.

[@abesouth3805]

First of all welcome back and congrats on achieving 700k subs. I cannot seriously fathom why you not have over a million subs.

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

thank you very much!

[@senyaw53]

I really enjoy watching your channel. I was a diesel and plant fitter for 50 yrs, now i can watch you do it without having to bust a valve. I get a strange job satisfaction when i see you turn out such precision work. Thanks Kurtis and Karen.

[@MrRebar15]

*Cutting Edge Engineering Australia* Bravo well done as always, a pleasure to see you both, thank-you for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.

[@optimusprimum]

There’s Gonna be one lucky kid growing up with parents like this.

[@bryand1204]

Curtis and Karen, You guys should be very Proud of everything that you two do. Karen your editing is beyond perfect and your camera skills are on point to say the least. Curtis your skills with everything you do is incredible to say the least it is always an extreme pleasure to watch your videos. Thanks for your professionalism!!

[@suzykheeshond3640]

The "Give me back my socket" from the out takes was so relatable...

[@peterhipp9110]

My exact words too lol

[@danielcarter305]

Pretty cool how, back before the digital revolution, they had cams and sized gears to control the function of a machine.👌👍

[@danlux4954]

Best Outtakes yet

[@george-b3i-d2d]

CEE is the best channel on YT! best in everyway, i was holding my breath till you came back.. thanks i have reduced watching other channels that only put out content every other 3 weeks or channels with a big room filled with brand new $$$$$ machines and granite tables with little interesting comment coming forth. keep up the good work, thanks again and Merry Christmas!!

[@michaelrice500]

Love that little Zayer mill; great entry level machine for the backyard hobbyist! My cat was raised by a couple of German Shepherds from 4 weeks, so when he sees Homey, he hops up on my lap and gives it has his complete attention. His name is D8, of course and he also pays close attention the birds and the MIG welding. He doesn't like Case or John Deere machinery that much and wanders off after a bit when he sees them. Just because they're yellow, he isn't fooled.