Steel, wood, fire.

I make a thing. It is a good thing.

[@bobster1982]

Invalid tool. If my ex wife had that warning we wouldn't be divorced.

[@NatetheHoofGuy]

Classic. 😆😂

[@FU-Utube]

LOL wow

[@micjr21]

That was great 🤣😂

[@benjaminfallowfield5658]

How do you reply to a video two to three days before it’s posted

[@TheFeralEngineer]

Short projection tooling doesn't get good penetration working horizontally

[@Keirathi]

You know, before I started watching your channel, I never realized just how much milk it took to machine all the every day things we take for granted. God bless the cows.

[@derpamongrimpar9944]

Are yer sure its not the 5 letter man milk from below the belt?

[@boboften9952]

Hint Use Sheep And Goats Milk For Finer Results . No Baaaaaad Results .

[@corvidconfidential8826]

@@derpamongrimpar9944 cum ain't 5 letters foooo

[@stanervin6108]

That's almond milk

[@buttaknives5544]

pasteurized.

[@caseyzero]

Dad: Spends twenty hours inventing a better way to cook burgers. Kid: Eats an empty bun.

[@jackfactotum9374]

"yummy"

[@AaronAlso]

It wasn't empty, it likely had ketchup on it.... oh! wait they are in Canaderp.... mayonnaise.

[@jjarechiga]

@@AaronAlso maple syrup

[@RadDadisRad]

My kid does the same with sandwiches, burritos, tacos, pie, filled donuts, cinnamon rolls. Anything that is meant to be consumed in a multi layer form my son will eat the individual parts first. We had bbq the other night and he ate all the bbq sauce that was on his plate with a spoon like it was applesauce. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@RadDadisRad]

@@AaronAlso and a hockey puck

[@RustyorBroken]

In this episode man makes fire with steel, carves crop circles to confuse local news agencies, and finds new ways to turn good carbide tools into scrap.

[@johnpossum556]

It's always easy to make smaller bits in the shop but much harder to put those bits back together.

[@jakemauger8377]

Sounds like a top gear intro

[@eideticex]

So an weekend with the boys?

[@TheBackyardChemist]

There is a saying in the chemistry department that roughly translates as : "from one, large, useful piece of glassware, he synthesized many, tiny, useless ones"

[@-danR]

@@TheBackyardChemist A friend recounted rolling a lab cart, the top covered with expensive glassware, down the hall when a forward wheel inexplicably jammed. You know that slow-motion effect of panic and horror? The mind is overclocking trying to find a solution... and there is none...

[@brandoncrockett6477]

99% of the time I have no idea what’s going on... But 100% of the time I am entertained!!!

[@Diabog]

So I'm not alone

[@brandoncrockett6477]

Not at all! I’m glad to know there are others out there to!

[@tree_carcass_mangler]

@@brandoncrockett6477 Yeah, as a wood elf, I understand where you're coming from.

[@ruisearts]

Oh non voyons donc, it was obvious, was it not? It's AvE

[@generalralph6291]

18436572

[@BarryRuffnerXD]

All that work and just a bun, perfect family project.

[@Galerak1]

I don't blame the kid to be honest, I was brought up on the rule "When it's brown it's done but if it's black it's buggered". I wouldn't have eaten those burgers either lol

[@collinbarker]

@@Galerak1 Especially with the amount of oil there. That was more of a deepfired fried burnt burger

[@JBolbach]

I think he was seasoning the griddle.

[@blacksquirrel4008]

My first thought was “Oh, that must be that friction drilling I heard about.”

[@briannielson6903]

Next up for the fire pit, a rotisserie style hotdogs cooker, with a planetary gear. You know, for the perfectly cooked hotdogs.

[@arduinoversusevil2025]

YES.

[@brianwright9514]

I bet the final drive from a D6 makes perfect rotisserie chicken.

[@jamesfair9751]

It would be awesome to see. How about it uncle bumblefuck can you put a huge planetary gear set

[@Diggnuts]

Just put the fire pit in the CNC and let the machine do the hotdog juggling!

[@ulrichs.3228]

@@Diggnuts That tool switching mechanism would work a treat with hot dogs. Even rotates them out of the machine, doesn't it?

[@srirangdhawale5242]

It’s nice of Uncle Bumblefork to let us say the “bleep” and “bloop” while he mashes the buttons.. 🙏🏻

[@MrGofarkyself]

I miss the torque wrench ‘click’.

[@wildin13]

@@MrGofarkyself we will always carry on the legacies at work though....

[@deletesoon70]

I was imagining the bridge sounds of the USS Enterprise, OG of course.

[@erat91]

There is a 50/50 chance of hand jogging the table the right direction the first time and you end up jogging the wrong way 100% of the time.

[@frp1276]

Startlingly accurate however it only applies to the Haas. Never the Okuma for some reason

[@prowokator]

Its the same as usb ports.

[@southernlineman]

That's the 50/50-90 rule. If there's a 50/50 chance of getting it right the first time, there's a 90% probability you won't.

[@MrMali22]

I do the same thing. I almost never jog the right way the first time. So I can't say anything.

[@saintjames8108]

Every time a japanese train conductor passes a light that lets them know if they need to stop or adjust their travel, they stand up and point at it as it goes by. I do the same with my jog handle. I point at the axis I'm jogging, then look at the handle and remind myself I need to jog it negative or positive, and then jog it in 1 though incremements and then after watching it go the correct direction, I switch to 10 thou increments. Never a bad idea to sit there are take a sanity check.

[@spokehedz]

Just wanna give credit where credit is due: That little spinny window is still stuck on that window. Good job Dewclaw!

[@andrewradford3953]

Need dewclaw channel. AC or DC.

[@Wolfwerx.]

Never encourage a sparky. Those guys are nothing but trouble.

[@MolsonPeanut]

Don't forget the German schmoo company

[@warped2875]

As a CNC machinist and programmer of 40 odd years, I try my hardest to not wince at the systemic tool abuse that occurs during AvE's Haas escapades. 😆😆😆😏 =O)

[@jttech44]

It's a Haas, it deserves it

[@FrontSideBus]

@@jttech44 Their machines perform just like their F1 team then? Lol

[@perlguiman]

Systemic tool abuse is my kink. Trust the process.

[@warp.routine]

My favorite parts of all these videos is the gawd awful laborious preparation for cnc milling. Like paint, or welding, the actual work is only 5% of what goes into doing it. And the score is always choice 👌

[@frp1276]

Once you're competent it's not bad.

[@dakunssd]

@@carterscustomrods Is the one-armedness related to the woodworking or incidental to it? Have heard too many horror stories from carpenters involving power tools.

[@dakunssd]

@@carterscustomrods That's crappy. Hope you're doing well nonetheless.

[@yohanathandowns9057]

Sometimes, it's hard to discern the Screaming Goat from a chattering Mill. I kinda like being on my toes

[@prowokator]

As the old saying goes (at 20:00) "everything looks like a hammer when you can't be arsed to find one"

[@Sk1m_Beeble]

As me old man always calls it, the shifting hammer.

[@ChrisKChandler]

Aaahhhh the ol' Swedish left-handed combination nut-rounding thumb-fu@#er. Always works in a pinch.

[@warfreddy6968]

When your only tool is a wrench, every problem starts to look like a nail.

[@bluekouki86]

Using a sawsall in a cnc machine is poetic and beautiful. 10/10

[@johnsellers2999]

A camo one at that.

[@LunaticCharade]

A scabby One at that

[@Fuzzycat16]

" The shop is already full of fruit loops " " Yay!!! "

[@Skewbiepup]

Literally the best part of the entire video

[@redoorn]

Haaa!

[@Ddabig40mac]

Takes some forward thinking to leave that seasoning reservoir in the griddle plate.

[@kevinvermeer9011]

I was surprised when he had the angle grinder and MIG gun an arm's length away a few minutes later but failed to fill in the divot.

[@Ddabig40mac]

I had the same thought, but different grades of steel oxidize differently. Even if he had filled the divot and re milled the whole plate so the pattern matched exactly, the outline of the welded area would reappear at the first sign of rust.

[@horsetowater]

'Let's make a THING!' - a hand enters the screen. Playful yes, slightly intimidating also. Classical tempestuous music plays. Metal chatters. We are with AvE. The mystery man of grammarian whit.

[@steinwey]

Finally I find a cool dude on KZbin who likes classical music.

[@philllax1719]

Anvil gunsmithing too

[@Charlielizard]

Amen to that. Have played video just for the tunes.

[@spastictuesdays340]

The best part is trying to figure out what's being made. It's like a gender reveal party but nobody dies.

[@marcinzdunek2902]

rip endmill tho

[@worsttintentions]

Best comment.

[@tranquilthecat3417]

"Cleaning can wait, lets make a thing!" Thats my favorite reason to make a thing

[@garethevans9789]

The sound of heavy metal [machinery] with a bouquet of classical music. A real treat, merci beaucoup! 👌

[@johnpossum556]

Don't you mean it's a treat especiale?

[@dgarrison4789]

Aves a good guy. Taking all us men to the opera and humoring us at the same time.

[@AW28]

The ice planet of Hoth has thawed, and the Prime Minister of Dance has not yet outlawed the hamburger. Nicely done.

[@johnpossum556]

Even better is the location of Dildo Arm. I wonder how long that will last??

[@bloodvue]

I admit I gasped and teared up at that many beers left unbought

[@pinpetos]

Be the change you want to see.

[@benbothman7288]

20:19 ha. In 20 years of fabrication I have yet to find a situation where those magnets actually work, but for some reason I still occasionally try.

[@holderheck]

Well i mean that's not what they are for >.> they are for holding 90 in a jig and holding the part at 90 well the tac weld cools 90 degrees to the angle being held. You know on a bench the magnets not ment to hold the weight of the part up against gravity.

[@aSinisterKiid]

they come in handy when building roll cages with some of the smaller sections of pipe in weird overhead spots or odd angles when you need both hands free

[@thezombikilla]

Yeah good for chucking across the shop when you remember how useless they are.

[@benbothman7288]

@@holderheck In every situation where they kind of work 2 clamps and a piece of angle work better or just your hand and a square.

[@holderheck]

@@benbothman7288 I have got to disagree but then again I'm working all in square sst so that's probably why

[@feenyx6394]

What a masterpiece. I second the idea of a rotisserie with planetary gears as well. Bonus points for each additional style of proteins you can cook with it!

[@FNSICK]

AVE, you need to engrave next to the hole "oil daily" that's what we do with our extra holes. Makes it have purpose

[@deckum23]

I know someone that did this to a very expensive mill vise, put a hole dead center just behind the fixed jaw. A few seconds with some letter punches and it was supposed to be there

[@PilotTed]

@@deckum23 that made my chuckle lol but tbh what mill vise isn't expensive lol

[@foxthx1138]

@@deckum23 Thats not a mistake , it's a feature!

[@thirdowl2944]

Damn, struck me just now what a high level of protection quality is in these vjeios. Uncle Bumblefk must be working overtime lately.

[@memethem]

The dew claws are lookin out for yer health, you should be thankful.

[@RingingResonance]

A wild dewclaw has appeared!

[@austinhamilton1234]

The old 5 finger discount

[@erikcox1947]

I wonder what the dingusclaw is up to these days.

[@jotoole6170]

Ahhhwwwwah the most heartwarming things in the frozen canuckystan land a happy chickadee looking for frootloops and a young bull calf enjoying a sandy from his poppa. Excellent vidjayo Mr Arduino best regards to you and your happy family wishing you health and wellness from the empire of dirt in Iowa

[@HereFishing]

Just like watching loony tunes when I was little, I make me a bowl of cereal and watch Ave's shenanigans

[@5roundsrapid263]

18:27 Chickadee’s “YAY!” is the moment of unbridled innocence I needed today. Kids make life worth it. The petit garçon at the end is just the cherry on top!

[@cementer7665]

So ingrained is the fear of burning my eyes from looking at an arc, I even close them, when Mr. AvE welds for the camera.

[@punchsideiron8502]

Just need more exposure therapy. Toughens the retinas up, eventually you won't have to squint or use a lens at all!

[@rotohcf1400]

Let me tell you about a time about 20 long ones ago when I was an apprentice machinist for 3 weeks. Day 4 on the job working the good 'old cincinnati arrow, I'm given these 3 blocks of material. They're for 3 rather urgent, identical parts for a rather large food processing machine that moves itself through space via magic (helicopter). I'm told to manually face them off and start the cycle once that's done. I do two of them fine, but on the third one I advance on Z to touch and switch to 10ths to to do the facing operation, but I forget to switch out of Z. We did not have any spare material for that job and it took a week to get a new block. The supervising machinist shook his head and told me that I couldn't have picked a worse job to do my first big screwup on.

[@dr_benson1284]

Im surprised that AvE hasn’t made a adapter on that crank for a drill instead of cranking the think at warp speed

[@crisislord00]

Did you not see what he did when its manual?! now imagine it done with some actuator. He would drill a hole straight to China. Oh wait you can't the earth is flat.

[@RadRob84]

Too simple... I'm seeing pink tape, servo motors, remote controls and coding. Can never have too many failure points

[@dr_benson1284]

@@RadRob84 all the failure points

[@zoravar.k7904]

@@RadRob84 automotive enginerding 101

[@RadRob84]

@@zoravar.k7904 lol Automotive enginerding: Build in 8 hours of tear down to replace a critical $0.30 part

[@nosivadbor]

That Khruangbin + Leon Bridges whole EP is great.

[@MrJackandEmily]

I was sure that's what it was but didn't want to embarass myself if I was worng.. thanks

[@staminapromos]

Khruangbin means aeroplane in Thai. Didn't know they were a band.

[@jcaton913]

I came here to say the same thing! Loved that little Easter Egg!

[@bslturtle]

Two Kurt Vices on the floor under the scrap bin, geez! If I had one it would be in the gun safe until used.

[@KingcoleIIV]

The glass reminds me of the special "nudie room" and that time they forgot to clean the glass from the previous customer and all the streaks obscure the view of the lady. 😂🤣

[@mr.coolaid1004]

An absolute amazing thing 10/10 would watch you make thing again.

[@typicalpctech6674]

I especially liked when your Grand Daughter asked for some Fruit Loops, and you exclaimed the shop is full of Fruit Loops! :D I should have known at that moment something was amiss! :D

[@seanhole7314]

You know when AvE quietly grunts and says perfect right after, it’s a good video

[@ohnoitisnt]

"Jog away" Quite an accurate and concise summary of the disaster that could be unfolding inside. These modern cnc mills are quite something

[@HakVDub]

To see that Añasco, Puerto Rico shield sticker at 19:53 blew my mind . You sir have won my heart.

[@sommersetcoker5455]

i really like jogging endmills into parts when they're finished...

[@davestadler5434]

I laughed aloud at this, so very true

[@jcarletto27]

I don't have a ringtone anymore but if I did the "Dewclaw!" Would be perfect

[@tree_carcass_mangler]

I'd like to make mine repeated screams of Prudence. Imagine it going off during dinner or at an important meeting.

[@miningsimple1924]

At first I thought that this video style was pretty odd. But it very quickly grew on me. Keep up the amazing content man!! You'd be a cool dude to hangout with

[@mthlay15]

how's the hamberger? yummy *holding only the buns* haha

[@mthlay15]

​@@somehow_not_helpfulATcrap I think his daughter is eating the bread because AvE burnt the fck out of the burgers.

[@KoonceLyfe]

The fact that you go through the effort of CNC-ing shit to within thousandths of an inch and the wire-feed weld everything is paradoxically hilarious and respectable. I can’t help but continue watching. Epic content brother keep it coming!

[@ArbyCreations]

I felt a bit cheated after seeing a bolt get tightened with no "click" at the end :/

[@kevinc5201]

You add it yourself by now

[@KSparks80]

No worries. I "clicked".

[@steinroehder]

Just another evening spent listening to classical music and watching a machine busy with generous lactation.

[@autotraker]

So relaxing watching you do that voodoo especially with the choice in music.

[@R4MON]

At 8:58, I knew it was coming and I still laughed like an idiot. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Dr_Skot]

That jog wheel was spun straight to earth's core, might've found some fancy stones of the pure C element!

[@guganotubo]

That was the solar system's gravity draining into counterspace.

[@Mesa877]

Holy that was a perfectly edited video. I had no intention of watching the whole thing but before I new it I was entranced by the machines. And bang video is over. Tully remarkable.

[@adamadamhoney]

It never, F'ing, ends... 🤣

[@TheGrandMasterFunk]

i really really like replacing the machine noise with classical music, but keeping juuuust a small hint of the machine noise. The sound engineering is really on point in this video.

[@KnowledgePerformance7]

That spiral cut was so satisfaction to watch

[@fruitydudexD]

Dude when it got to the edges I didn't expect it to go dead straight parallel to the edge and then back to the curve, I let out a very impressed whistle

[@KnowledgePerformance7]

@@fruitydudexD Modern toolpaths do some really cool stuff

[@dfk5330]

@@fruitydudexD I let out something else

[@thefunkosaurus]

The fab is awesome, but the attention to detail when editing gets me every time. Kudos.

[@cavemaneca]

Seems a damn nice cooking implement you made there. Great for burning a few steaks on.

[@mauriciolima1088]

the ROUNDABOUTIEST WAY TO MAKE A PAN... EVER... thank you for this video, thank you SO SO MUCH

[@AlaskaSkidood]

I loved that your burgers matched the griddle with the hole in the middle.

[@corey6393]

I had hoped I was not the only one to notice that little detail, cuz it might have meant I was seeing extra holes all by myself.

[@andyreid7274]

Meat doughnuts?

[@himynameisjeff]

Great culinary trick to prevent burgers shrinking. You do have to be a little more vigilant to not overcook them though

[@GGoffroad2]

It makes them cook evenly all the way through

[@hamiltonpianos]

All sorts of wonderful!👍😁

[@neillawson4493]

It's nice to hear a bit of Jackoffski's music on the internet. Keep up the good work...

[@SerenitynPeace]

You are great AvE! Excellent video!

[@pauli6570]

My wife wants to know why the porno has classical music as a soundtrack......

[@barry99705]

It's so you can watch it on the bus and no one will want to lean over to see what you're watching.

[@maverickciao]

I must say that the juxtaposition of this visual content and the classic music works quite well. 👍

[@wildin13]

That rigid tapping was BEAUTIFUL! if only I wasn't terrified knowing uncle bumblefuck did the programing 😅

[@davidcovington901]

Music classique like old Saturday morning Bugs Bunny cartoons. With shop noises over it, even better. Good driving music.

[@danhatton1447]

I never have any clue what you’re doing, but I can’t stop watching.

[@tomuchfunwithgas846]

Love the music. Thank you.

[@MySickstring]

The fuckery at which you are wonderfully adept at producing, is quite entrancing to witness. Beer in hand.

[@blkdog40]

That turned out pretty rad. Thanks for sharing the process! Funny it was followed by an ad selling burger grilling products. Now I need a burger

[@MattsAwesomeStuff]

@5:21 - So *that's* what's like from her perspective when she keeps her glasses on 'til the end.

[@sajinkahnalt]

Badumtss

[@Safexscape]

I love your $300+ sunglarsses. You are, have been, and will continue to be my Canadian hero. Thank you. I still use your ruler magnifying glarss and thickness gauge built into one.

[@gregorywiltshire5700]

YouRube: here's some copyright violation notices AVE: TONIGHT WE WALTZ IN HELL

[@chadhouser3190]

I just found this channel a few weeks ago and I am in awe!!! Just beautiful and serene. I wish I knew this guy. I love stuff like this. He is a genius in my book 👍🏻

[@gonecoastal4]

I swear they could teach a whole semester in university on you. And in every discipline. Engineering, poetry, Videography, Psychology.

[@WeighedWilson]

Statistics, why hiring qualified help saves money, linguistics, project management, diagnostics, animal husbandry.

[@hughwilliams1823]

In these trying times you are medicine for anyone with a heartbeat and a funny bone.

[@livingdeadbtu]

"That's not the way I woulda done it" - the guy in the shop who's a walking Osha violation... you know, the safety officer

[@SuperKingslaw]

A lovely ballet of Swarf and Steel. Thank You!

[@tedium37]

Just like my continuing education, this shit here is 100% class. 🙌

[@matthbva]

So much time and effort to make a griddle for the fire pit. I freaking love it. A man after my own heart.

[@NeverMetTheGuy]

This channel is without a doubt the most channel on KZbin.

[@RodneyCarpenter]

I know fuck all about most of the stuff you do on here - but I sure do enjoy your channel! Thanks for making me laugh every weekend.

[@kevanh6109]

Love the ending - "No thanks... I'll just eat the bun."

[@JeremyCarlsten]

me @5:21 "did I just spend five minutes watching a man drill a hole?" "it was glorious!"

[@KevinCoop1]

A little crispier than I like my burgers!

[@braeden32]

If you ever have a carbide tool pile up like that, try torching off the material. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. And obviously test it after on a peice of scrap.

[@ionhavoc2]

when do we get the solid steel maple leaf cribbage board?

[@Aaron.Reichert]

I don't know if it is watching the project come together, the editing, or the music but this is almost hypnotizing.

[@AlFooteIII]

I thought that was a grease drainage hole you were putting in the middle!

[@5roundsrapid263]

Me too. You have to have some aromatic smoke coming up off the burners!

[@ABaumstumpf]

Oh great, and now i am hungry again AND want a machine-shop.

[@sithticklefingers7255]

“-Shop’s right full of fruit loops.” LOL, mine too! How do they keep gettin’ in?

[@daryngentry463]

Although I work service for a Hurco distributor, You do excellent work on that Haas. Keep up the good work!!!

[@DvS2171]

Why not plug weld the divot you made with that fancy end mill? Could have come back and re surfaced it too.

[@TurinTuramber]

I thought he was going to weld it. I guess it would be an grease drain hole.

[@flodgey]

It gives it some charm, why take it away!

[@freddishaw1031]

Thoroughly enjoyed the video and sound track.

[@spikeydapikey1483]

Noice, even with the divot! It just adds extra charm :D

[@dansullivan6241]

Learned more from AvE in the past two weeks than my manufacturing, materials and solid mechanics classes across the past 3 years. Great videos, keep em coming