SNNC 502 P2 . Plasma Cut Aluminium . Steam Engine Restore.

[@robertklein1316]

This episode should have been captioned "Blazing Saddles", Johns' beans caught up with him. Like to see her on on dyno to measure the output.

[@graemewhite5029]

I'm curious to know just how many BTU's John produces as well, could save himself a fortune on propane !

[@KozmykJ]

Sneaky John. Doing P2 before P1 ... 😜

[@doubleboost]

It is every time i use the schedule option I get something wrong

[@mikemoore9757]

It's a good thing your separator valve is still working! Saying hi from the USA.

[@bostedtap8399]

Sound check 👍. Good finish on that aluminium plasma cut John. Thanks for sharing.

[@nospmohtekul]

Excellent videos John, very interesting restoring the steam engine 👍🏻

[@SnowleopardPearl]

sounds like the geese are flying south early this year.... yet another wonderful video..

[@Shod2009]

Everything I learned about machining was based on rigidity, at about 2 minutes and 40 seconds, I was introduced to a toolholder that looks like a leafspring on a 1959 Chevy. I would like to know more about that!

[@billdoodson4232]

Yes I thought that as well, it looked like it would take the first oportunity to dive under the work.

[@MartsGarage]

Nice work, John. That steam engine is a nice piece of kit, even with all the wallowed out holes and bastardised threads. Good to see some nice methodical assembly. All the best, Mart in Solihull.

[@mallyuk1]

Trumpton Fire Service Windy Miller here

[@michaelcripwell1724]

Lol

[@MaturePatriot]

The alignment dowel pins were a great idea. Nothing feels so nice as oiled bearings on a smooth shaft.

[@scottdavis6338]

watching you with spanners always makes my eyes bleed. love the content John.

[@samrodian919]

The steam engine is coming along nicely John. It looks the dogs dangly bits mate!

[@jakobrebeki]

Getting close to 100k mark John. Hopefully soon....

[@splinky99]

I’m thinking the canned potatoes are the problem!!

[@bigun447]

Oh the thousands we have in tools, but are stuck using pliers and an adjustable wrench/spanner because the tools are always at our workplace and we are at home or broke down along the road.

[@ysgolgerlan]

Thanks for the video, have you got a duck in the workshop. 👍

[@boydovens4180]

Nice vid , is that the weather picking up , down your way .

[@yenoh243]

Not wanting to appear a “smart arse “ but I’m pretty sure those half thickness jam nuts should go on first. Keep up the good work! Regards Robert

[@doubleboost]

Thick nuts first to take the torque . Then the thin nuts to lock the thick ones in place thanks for watching

[@mrmyford]

at 15:35 well spoken john lol

[@bigd341]

Evening John 🙂 Great video ! But i think you have a duck loose somewhere in the shop ?? 🤔😧😳 ! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😁😁👍

[@johnclewis]

Kettles boiling John

[@gado6438]

I thought I heard a buck snort.

[@paulmorrey4298]

Thanks John

[@paulatkinson2849]

If u harnessed that gas John u could run it off that lol⛽

[@dingolovethrob]

no naked flames in the workshop then ... 🤣😂

[@markmawson1]

Sounds like you have a duck in that workshop 😂😂

[@kentuckytrapper780]

Great video John, keep'um coming

[@geoffkeeler5106]

Bit of an air leak there John?

[@paulp96275]

Great two parter John steam engines coming on nicely one I think you should look up regards wind on KZbin I thought I’d Apple tarted (farted) but I’d 💩by the two monkeys sorry don’t know the title properly but good school boy humour thanks John stay safe 👍👨🏻‍🏭

[@bobdixon6060]

its all good

[@RutherfordRyan1]

More tea Vicar….?

[@mfletch392]

For God's sake, man stop using a metric adjustable wrench? spanners only! thanks for the video, John.

[@gregsmith2262]

One day you are going to follow through

[@bostedtap8399]

Ref Vevor products: id be interested in their hardened steel 3 Jaw lathe metalworking chucks.

[@samrodian919]

I recently bought a vevor 125 mm three jaw chuck. For £45 it is a pretty good bit of kit. It seems well made and is nicely finished. As I had to make a backplate to fit my spindle I went the extra mile and put four pins locked into the backplate and put four set screws at 90 degrees to each other and made the backplate 2 mm larger on the register so that I can dial it in dead nuts and that gives me a precision three jaw with the outside jaws( my other three jaw which is slightly larger came without the outside jaws when I got the lathe)

[@bostedtap8399]

@@samrodian919 Good to hear, thanks for sharing. Regards John

[@craigtreleaven7560]

My God John, are you carrying a microphone in your back pocket now??

[@oodiddy9778]

hello john when is the episode on your new pet duck? i can hear it quacking in the background.

[@01thomasss]

Change your brand of beans...

[@carlkulyk366]

Do you have a pet duck?

[@alungiggs]

Someone step on a duck?