thermal lance cutting, engineering last resort ! hot work!

[@warrenjones744]

A slide show with some commentary of what is happening to put things in context would be cool. Especially if it is a particular project from start to finish.

[@Hey_Its_That_Guy]

Love the content, mate! Would love to see a compilation/slideshow! A mix of past jobs would be super interesting, but will take whatever you're willing to put out!

[@joemiller105]

Yep, I would watch a slideshow of the things you do. You do some pretty interesting work.

[@scania357]

Thanks for sharing Allistair. Would love to see slide shows of your past jobs.

[@MatthewTinker-au-pont-blanc]

Fifty years ago, i worked as a fitter in a quarry in West Wales. I was fortunate enough to see a "home made" thermal lance in operation. i worked with two great welders,the elder one Selwyn had always wanted to show his mate how to make a thermal lance! The opportunity came when they needed to cut a hole through a heavily armed concrete slab, I've never forgotten it, but, unfortunately never had the opotunity to do it myself! All the best, Matthew

[@allartvogelesang316]

The thermal lancing is spectacular. Seeing you hit with a blizzard of molten metal drops, and coming out unscathed had me scared at first. First rate dramatic shots of general interest. If you think it's worth your time to do, these kind of shots are great, but people would go away feeling like they learned something interesting if you were to do a voiceover where you explain about thermal lancing. And tell us what to look for. Thermal lancing because it's so spectacular might be something that would have general appeal, beyond your usual machinist audience. By the way thank you for all the work putting these together.

[@abobymous]

The variety of projects you work on is why I subscribed. :) Your voiceovers are good too, explaining the work and how the piece / machine is used by the customer. Slideshows of projects or types of work make for great content. Just pace yourself. You said you had a ton of photos laying around. That keeps us looking forward to the next video! Cheers from the U.S.

[@garyyorke1080]

A nice variation on a theme . I think a few short ish slideshows with a variety to test the water would be a good start . As you say you have had a varied amount of work over the years that you have documented so a little taster could be a good idea to gauge the response . Thanks for posting

[@markfryer9880]

That Thermal Lance is Terrifying with a Capital T! 😅 Alistair, on the subject of your photos and slides collection, I would recommend that you provide a narration of the job and highlight any points of interest. I find that your narration of jobs is better than having to read comments because you speak at a reasonable rate and reading comments can be tricky to time correctly as well as possibly obscuring part of the process. Perhaps start with a compilation slide video. If it is announced as a narrated slide video then whingers can get knotted! Take the comments off the compilation video as a guide for your next slide video subject. You are working with large industrial machinery that the average dude never gets to see at work or in pieces being repaired or rebuilt, so having you explain just how is going on is for the most part vital. Your major project at work sounds like a right doozy! 300 kg of welding wire and probably a full pallet of7 bottled water. 😂 Keep up with the good work! Mark from Melbourne Australia

[@keltonwright7]

A slideshow would be amazing, I love seeing the stuff that you have been able to fix, and hey gives me an idea on how to fix it if I ever come across something like that myself. Keep up the Great work.

[@paulchisholm9392]

Thanks for showing the cutting of the plate. I have seen the unit without the torch but had a hard time envisioning how it was used.

[@mikethecripple]

One of the best ones yet, loved all the clips, made a good mix with the "project" based vids

[@paulcooper2897]

Slide show with narration would be pretty cool! If you are willing to do it, I will watch it! Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦

[@davidrussell8689]

Great footage ! Some of those jobs look bloody dangerous .

[@tiltzer67]

you keep em coming and this Aussie lad will keep watching. you got skillz.

[@Pistol0291]

A compilation would be col Ali. You do some great work in the worst conditions. Keep it up mate PJS. Liverpool

[@jvidas1]

I’d be interested in seeing the cool jobs you’ve done. I particularly like when you give some details about techniques you used and your thought process. Thanks for the effort you put in!

[@martindavidson7386]

Fantastic Channel,Thankyou for putting in the work required to bring it to the general public! And would be very interested in Slideshows!

[@jamesriordan3494]

Love the mix ! And the lance ? As they say, “ It can’t talk back if it’s liquid” !

[@bcbloc02]

Sure love to see the old projects! Was there water on the other side of that weir? Looks like a whole lot to hold from one end!

[@RalfyCustoms]

Happy days Alistair, hope you're keeping well buddy

[@rydenclancy9519]

I never liked shop welding. But you make it very interesting. It takes a big ass shop to work on your projects.

[@konstantinivanov1986]

You are a legend for documenting all this anything like sideshows or video will be there for the future where machines will do all the work unfortunately.

[@paulp96275]

Yes love to see your photos do a program mid week if you can 👍👨🏻‍🏭

[@robbiewright4414]

Hi, mate, just a quick question, when you are cutting with the thermic lance, is the orange smoke given off Iron oxide ?? Great content, slide show's tractor's and anything engineering, I will watch it all Thanks for sharing your work

[@HPLP85]

Delighted that you are sharing your heavy Industrial work.

[@mikeroutledge6929]

Always great to see any of your content

[@erikandersen2477]

Remembering the emergency lance video you posted about a year ago that was also cool stuff.

[@trav395hus8]

Absolutely enjoy your content! Any videos you put together I would enjoy seeing, and as always a huge thumbs Up

[@JonDingle]

Definitely watch more and be happy to see a slideshow with commentary if possible.

[@dannycrooks8462]

Category for the sideshows wouldn't matter I'll watch them all thanks for posting the video

[@denfantatsiskaraggsockan9782]

what ever you upload i will watch , regaring the weiwers , keep on uploading this exelent videos and they will come *tumbs up mate *

[@tomredmond]

Slide show with commentary would be great.

[@michaelkolb6142]

Everything you do is interesting for us who appreciate talent.

[@robertmanley7556]

HELL YES LETS SEE THEM !! How ever you do them is fine with me !! I enjoyed this and look forward to the new video !! I alway's enjoy your video's !! 👍👍

[@LarryYaw]

I would love to see any of your content! In any format!

[@techmarine83]

I pretty much like everything on here except for the tractor pulls, truck pulls and atv riding. I don't come here for recreation stuff. However don't be confused, I like tractor repair and use and truck repair and use.

[@morganfreeman5171]

I would only watch a slide show if it had some commentary with it !

[@johnwarwick4105]

Scary thing the lance. Yes slide show with voice over would be good

[@BrownCreature]

Educational commentary would be awesome on some of your past work

[@rohanhooker5195]

How do you not damage the bore when lancing those pins out??

[@alro2434]

Yes, does it, or just about fall out after shrinking?

[@ypaulbrown]

Fantastic Allistair......Paul over in Florida.....

[@mrmatt2525able]

Love the videos!

[@andyspikeangling1561]

More content the better very interesting sir

[@09FLTRMM77]

MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼………………………………….I’ll watch what ever you put on. That being said, I do like “ how it’s done “ videos.

[@kenwood8665]

Really enjoyed your video

[@johndooley8988]

Some serious work there

[@mauricecotton7885]

I would appreciate a slide show with a wee bit of information on the context of the pictures but it's a lot of work for you. But you could do just a massive slideshow with numbered pictures and have subscribers vote for the pictures that they want more information on 👍 And you can make a video talking about the top 100 pictures. That would give you less work and keep most people happy and shake up your subscribers and maybe even get a few more subscribers 🤔👍

[@timeinbu7909]

Slide show sounds good Commentary, yes

[@BerlietGBC]

Always interested in your work, all of it

[@bazza3363]

Crusher work would be interesting fella

[@cosprint]

slide shows and videos such as this one, would be great.

[@miker284]

Love to see some of your slides

[@dannycrooks8462]

Great seeing the photos a sideshow would be fantastic 😀 👌

[@jimsvideos7201]

Stills are great but maybe on Flickr or Imgur?

[@allistairc123]

I don't get any revenue from those I depend on the extra pocket money

[@bonniedobkin6948]

Burning Bar / THERMAL LANCE 👌😎❤️💯%

[@olan6600]

👍🏻 for slideshow

[@ypaulbrown]

we want slide shows.......we want slide shows....we want slide shows.......we want slide shows....we want slide shows.......we want slide shows

[@allistairc123]

Thanks Paul you are a legend

[@shifty389]

Nice fireworks display on the crane 😂

[@eliotmansfield]

are you available on bank holidays?

[@davesalzer3220]

I’d love a narrated slide show

[@stephenrobb7114]

Look forward to any slideshow you want to post.

[@samos_sainz]

I would love to watch about your past projects on the same way you would do if you were recording a current project. Nobody on YT does projects as big as you do, that's were you are strong, focus on quality over quantity. I mean, instead of pretending to upload lots of short videos regularly, with just a few seconds or pictures about lots of projects mixed together... I would prefer THAT single project, about which you have enough recordings, may be mixed with a few related projects about which you have less recordings... so you can explain which are your concerns about that main project, while using the related projects as a back up to explain what we would expect on a normal day on the average procedure... and to fill the gaps on the recording to show the complete process. Record a voice over, and don't fear to be as technical as you wish on your explanations... any thought coming to your mind, if you were doing that project right now... it would be a pleasure to learn about. Edit: Even if we are talking about pictures only, without recordings, you are still able to tell a story about that case and cases like that. On Instagram, they use to tell stories about repairs with just a few pictures of the steps of the process, and without voice over and explanations... so, mean while you give it a sense to the photo montage, and you have something you want to transmit to us with it, it will work. Again, your strengths are not only on the huge projects, but on your technical knowledge and the quality of your explanations. Cheers from Spain. By the way, 300kg of welding wire? I'm gonna love it!? even more, I'm gonna get crazy about it! and replay it many times.

[@matthewchastain136]

I would watch a slideshow only if you were doing voice over narration talking about the slides

[@wooshlisburn109]

Sounds great.

[@tomtd]

Real work in the real economy.

[@notsofresh8563]

It cant be stuck if its liquid.

[@peterwoosey4020]

Brilliant 😊

[@jakubkrivohlavek6930]

more videos like that pleaseee,

[@markallen6961]

Slide show👍

[@missoss]

Share everything, stop asking.

[@neilcook8941]

can i get a job love it bud neil from cornwall

[@ypaulbrown]

we want slide shows.......we want slide shows......we want slide shows.......we want slide shows....we want slide shows.......we want slide shows

[@jimjim753]

👍

[@liamrobertson7265]

FOLK WANNA SEE VIDEO PREFERABLY HIGH-QUALITY EVERYTHING LOL!

[@floydwilliams3321]

❤

[@garethmcmahon9769]

Deffo man....

[@mayhemmayo]

💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@soundslikebstome]

Toasty.

[@davidmcknlght2700]

👍