Upgrading Rods For Large Diameter RC Drilling (So they WONT Snap Off!)

[@treatch3]

Came from Cutting Edge Engineering, watching from Ontario, Canada.

[@halheavyduty]

🇨🇦👊

[@cozdiver]

@@halheavyduty Ya same here, except I am in Cozumel Mexico!

[@francisschweitzer8431]

Same Here… been watching Kurtis fix munted metal for some time now … I’m in the USA 🇺🇸 as well. Love to my mates down under

[@garydawson5928]

@@francisschweitzer8431 🙃🙂

[@NickandNaize]

same here but im from the UK

[@leonardhaskins8892]

Northern California here. I cannot tell you how much I enjoy your videos. I get up around midnight my time to catch them when they are posted. You explain things so clearly and the camera work is absolutely first rate. You and Curtis at CEE are my most favorite KZbin channels. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@halheavyduty]

Appreciate the kind words, thank you for your support! 🙏

[@l-beam]

Hello! I am from Russia, from Siberia, the city of Krasnoyarsk. I'm also a fan of turning and restoring work. And I enjoy watching you and Curtis.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers brother! 🇷🇺👊 We had an amazing Russian lathe that Hal used to work on. That thing was seriously heavy duty.

[@l-beam]

@halheavyduty Well, we have a lot of cast iron🤣. Although not only cast iron. There are plenty of handy and resourceful people too!🤩

[@remcovanvliet3018]

Greetings from the Netherlands, brother! Please stay safe, don't end up in Vova's Special Military Pizdetz. ✌️

[@l-beam]

@@remcovanvliet3018 Thanks bro, but I'm not the right age.

[@GniewnyMedrzec]

Polish guy here. It is pleasure to watch your machinery in action 👍

[@halheavyduty]

🇵🇱👊🙏

[@RockCreekEnterprisesNM]

Came from Cutting Edge Engineering, you and Curtis are absolutely the best youtube channels out there. Live in New Mexico, USA

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate! He’s got an awesome channel hey. Those two are great 👊

[@shortribslongbow5312]

Enjoy your work, thanks for sharing. Florida USA

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers from down under mate! 🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@warrenjones744]

"One decimal point form disaster" What a quote!

[@halheavyduty]

It’s so true. I’m either one digit or one decimal from disaster on a daily basis 🤣👊

[@guydriver]

Started out in the Boilermaker trade yea many years ago. 1955. Always enjoyed learning about the metal trades. Oh yes a small town central Washington on the Columbia River. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@halheavyduty]

Great stuff! 🇺🇸👊🙏

[@BuntUndStereo]

Watching from Cologne in Germany. I work in IT and don't do any machining, but I love to get my hands dirty maintaining the family cars. HAL and CEE are my Friday evening after work treats. You Aussies post early, so when I get up on Friday morning I already have something to look forward to for when I get off the clock.

[@halheavyduty]

That’s awesome. Cheers good sir!

[@BrianHolmes-oz3km]

Hi UK here, nice shout out for David Wilks, keep the videos up.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate. Yeah, we are going to name our Trepanning tool David. He bloody deserves the shout out. Man did he do some fine work

[@miglenagancheva6709]

Came from CEE, watching from Bulgaria. Awesome content!

[@halheavyduty]

Awesome! Welcome aboard 🇧🇬🙏👊

[@mugeldavid4607]

watching from Germany. Lots of fans here watching your great channel. Chip,chip hurray!

[@halheavyduty]

👊🙏❤️

[@user-oi8tg3dq7t]

Greetings from the oldest town in Texas, USA, Nacogdoches. Another great video, with no annoying music just lovely machining noises.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers good sir! 🇺🇸👊

[@7_7_5]

Good Morning from Germany, your videos are very fascinating to watch!

[@halheavyduty]

Thank you good sir 🇩🇪🙏

[@number1trucker]

I'm glad I found your channel. Another shop I can watch. You and Curtis are great. Keep them coming. Hello from Canada.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers from Down Under! 🇦🇺🇨🇦 thanks for the kind words mate

[@mhkaroly]

The swarf curls are so pretty...but i bet they are wicked sharp!

[@halheavyduty]

Like razor blades!

[@mustafayurt6834]

The machine of a great man is also great. 👏👋from Turkey.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers from Down Under! 🇦🇺🇹🇷

[@noisybarinavalon]

Foot pounds is synonymous with pound feet. It’s a multiplication operation as in a force (pounds) * a distance or radius (feet). The SI version is Newton Meters. Love your channel from South Carolina, US.

[@carltauber2939]

The difference is foot-pounds as a unit of energy is a dot product that is a scalar, and has magnitude only. Foot-pounds (or pounds-feet) of torque is a vector cross product that is itself a vector that has both a magnitude and a direction. I've seen foot-pounds frequently used in reference to torque as well as energy, so the reference must be specified for clarity.

[@zachaliles]

​@@carltauber2939I made a comment, about the same time as the one you're replying to, saying that only pedants will point out the difference. I love seeing real world affirmations of my statements.

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks mate! 👊👊

[@CatNolara]

In the same way you could also say "meter newton" instead of newton meter, but if you write it out that way it could get confused with millinewton (mN) that's propably why newton meter established itself.

[@carltauber2939]

@@zachaliles Guilty as charged.

[@jinnygaatjenietaan306]

Watching this just after I watch CCE, on Friday morning. If I have the time, perfect start of the morning. Greetings from the Netherlands from the electrical lady.

[@benbrownmedia]

CEE, not CCE, if it's the channel I'm thinking of! :D

[@jinnygaatjenietaan306]

@@benbrownmedia My fault, typo.

[@leobokkum99]

Jou kom je ook overal tegen Jinny..😄

[@jinnygaatjenietaan306]

@@leobokkum99 Ha, die Leo, ja echt hè

[@halheavyduty]

👊👊

[@dwjr5129]

Hello Matt from Oklahoma in the states where it is currently snowing and generally crappy weather. Along with your content, send a little of your warm weather too! Seeing the threads being cut takes me back to my HDD days. Thanks for the awesome content and give little Teddy a pat on the head for me. Peace! 🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers good sir! 🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸

[@stevecoates8002]

Watching from Aurora, Ontario, Canada. My Dad was a tool and die maker by trade and I grew up in the shop at his deep sump pump manufacturing business in Toronto so I could watch this stuff all day. Much to my wife’s bewilderment. Keep making chips!

[@halheavyduty]

Love it! Cheers good sir 🇨🇦👊

[@Container-shop-guy]

Excellent work, love seeing all the shop made tooling. Greetings from Texas, USA.

[@halheavyduty]

🙏🇺🇸👊

[@terryjennings2356]

Watching from Oklahoma USA Been running some 18" diameter cast iron parts in my Mazak 350 this past week. Big parts, big machines and big piles of chips make me happy.

[@halheavyduty]

Nice work! Agreed 100% Big stuff spinning = winning 👊💯

[@cyrusmoser1090]

Hello sir. I appreciate you taking the time to share this with us!! Cyrus from ohio usa 🇺🇸

[@halheavyduty]

Most welcome, and thanks for supporting the channel mate. 🇺🇸👊

[@garydawson5928]

G'DAY from SYDNEY AUSTRALIA 🙂🙃

[@peejay1981]

Little man is growing up fast! 🥰

[@halheavyduty]

He’s getting sharper every day too. Picks everything up. It’s wild 😜

[@Hugbrun]

Keep the videos coming, great viewing better than the tv, watching from the uk 🇬🇧👍

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers good sir 🇬🇧👊

[@stuarthardy4626]

as you asked UK here, nice to see some heavy machining . I served my time as a industrial sparks at the local iron works so the machine you run brings back good memories , in house the fitters ,machinists and boilermakers made EOT cranes and ductile iron spinning machines up to 72 Inches diameter. they still had the boring/rifling machine that were used in WWII 18foot long up to 18 inch bore , at that time they all had female operators ( I am only 77 so before my birth)

[@halheavyduty]

Oh wow! It’s amazing the history of machining. I’m so fascinated by how they made all the big battleship guns!

[@dieterlahme8604]

Regards from Germany. 40years experience in CNC manufakturing. Good content at HAL and CEE.

[@halheavyduty]

Oh wow! I bet you’ve literally seen it all evolve. Thank you for the kind feedback mate. Much appreciated 👊 🇩🇪

[@timothyfriesen02]

Watching from Belize. Am a 3rd Generation machinist. Am 23 years old have been doing machining for 10 years now.

[@halheavyduty]

Dude that’s AWESOME!

[@emilgundersen]

Automation Engineer from Denmark.🇩🇰 Always interesting to see how things are made💪

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers good sir!

[@matthewpaul5328]

Heard about your channel from Cutting Edge Engineering... Subscribed instantly, love the content. Watching from Akron OH USA.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate, glad you like the content! Big fan of Karen and Kurtis’ work. Those two are such pros

[@myfastcars]

Anthony / El Paso TX. USA. Thank you!! Its a treat when you go into such detail on what, why and how you do what you do to these parts. Newly Subscribed and enjoying all the new experiences. I am also Subscribed to Cutting Edge Engineering, Another outstanding Aussi shop!

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks mate, really appreciate that! Cheers from down under 🇦🇺 Yeah those guys are top notch!

[@scottcurda3232]

You should name your trepanning tool, “David”, either as homage to Mr Wilkes or, as seems to be with all your tools, as part of a David and Goliath vibe. Love the videos.

[@robertoswalt319]

This is a great idea.

[@halheavyduty]

If we make another one (and we will) I’m absolutely calling it David. Mind you, all the Aussie machinist will call it Daveo 🤣

[@RoweSandberg]

Or Ron Jeremy! 😂

[@scottcurda3232]

When you finish building the new one, you will have to christen it with a can of John Smiths extra smooth. Those that watch David Wilkes’ channel will know the reference.

[@timlee4204]

Brisbane, Queensland, Tim Lee, but my friends know me as Ted. Yesterday, I chose a Wheel stud to modify; based on its colour, I guess it was 4140 steel. I turned off the larger threads along with any coller and bumps, then turned a small section to 5/8" and threaded it 11 TPI (to screw into the top of the cross slide) using my old 1880s lathe, the cutter was identical to your Top Notch. It was very tight but screwed all the way in (that beasty will never come out) Took me longer than your 8" job. Ted from down under.

[@halheavyduty]

Nice work Ted! Yeah, I’m a fan of the old top notch. Especially because you can buy blanks to grind up for random stuff (which we get a LOT of)

[@nta699]

Tuning in from Stockholm, Sweden. I'm a retired machine repairman. Keep up the good work!!

[@halheavyduty]

Thank you good sir!

[@leobokkum99]

Hello from the other side of the world; The Netherlands. I like the educational approach of your videos. Every time I learn something. Thanks.

[@halheavyduty]

🙏👊 🇳🇱

[@alandawson2813]

Hi Matt, I’ve been hanging out for your next instalment. Yay it’s arrived. Hope you and family and crew all had a great Christmas and a wonderful New Years. Happy days from kiwi land.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers Alan! Hope you had a great Xmas & holiday break yourself mate.

[@drewcagno]

A video intro with a cute kid saying "beep beep" this is 100% what I come here for! Family and throwing chips. What more can a man ask for? Keep up the good work brother!

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate! 👊👊

[@firemedic2577]

Chickamauga, GA USA

[@halheavyduty]

🇺🇸👊

[@everestyeti]

And there was me thinking you were going to use a giant wrench, to tighten up the fittings. 🤣 Some brilliant engineering, am really looking forward to seeing everything that you've done working, it's going to be really impressive. 👍

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers good sir! 👊🙏

[@sky173]

Can't wait to see threading done on the Hulk. Thanks for sharing from Flint, MI.

[@halheavyduty]

I’ll definitely do a video on it in the future. 100%

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

@@halheavydutyit’s about 25 mil to the inch approximately

[@dude_1965]

Republic of Ireland here, and loving the content! 65000 lb ft of torque 💪🤣

[@halheavyduty]

🤙👊

[@davewilson3441]

Great content thanks. Keep up the great work. Watching from Port MacDonnell South Australia.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate! 🇦🇺👊

[@michaelwalby2912]

Clearwater, Florida. Impressive machining!

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks brother! 👊🇺🇸

[@andrewwilson8317]

I know it’s a lot of work but I made a couple of boring tools that replace the tool post. The tool post is removed and the fit right onto the stud on the top slide. They are super rigid and strong and keep chatter to almost zero. The boring bars were made from left over stock and definitely an improvement.

[@halheavyduty]

Nice work!

[@g1mpster]

Watching from the “middle of nowhere” in Idaho from the United States of America. Love the content!

[@halheavyduty]

Nice!

[@richardcorwin1828]

Whether it's a watch gear or your insane monstrous equipment I find it amazing Matt the precision is spot on. Thank you sir and God Bless to all.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate, much appreciated. 🙏

[@daga68]

Watching from Madrid / Spain 👍

[@halheavyduty]

From the home of the Hulk!

[@repairman2fix]

Watching from Southern Illinois in the USA👍

[@halheavyduty]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@boydwoodgyer2139]

I have to say Matt that you , my young friend , posses a MOST IMPRESSIVE BEARD SIR . Cheers 🍻 , Woody NZ 🇳🇿 .

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers Woody! 👊

[@mattwirtanen8872]

Cheers from Alaska Can’t wait to see the rig in action

[@halheavyduty]

Makes two of us! 👊🇺🇸

[@draco09ify]

I’m not a machinist or part of that industry, just enjoy seeing how things work and are made. Also not as far flung as many of the others here, just next door in NZ.

[@halheavyduty]

Love it! Cheers from across the pond mate 👊🇦🇺🇳🇿

[@tonyedwards5782]

Thanks for the video. Watching from British Columbia Canada and yes we get allot of rain too

[@halheavyduty]

It’s been a bloody wet year here!

[@davidaarons2488]

Before long, the youngin will be driving that around. The machine does great work.

[@halheavyduty]

He’s getting in his practice for sure 🤣👊

[@robriegel2071]

Matt, you are a student of your craft and a master of your profession! Keep up the quality videos and thank you! Rob from Salt Lake City, Utah

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers for the kind words mate! Learning something new every day.

[@danw2026]

Aussie from Bondi Beach, living in Dublin, Ireland for 17 years. Enjoying your interesting work.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers brother! 👊🇦🇺

[@dgirardeau]

I discovered your channel recently and boy am i glad that i did!! Thanks for the amazing content and great passion you guys rock!🤘

[@DavoShed]

Amazing machines. I used to use a CNC lathe back in the 1980’s. I used to type the G codes on a teletype machine and punch it out onto paper tape and walk over to the machine to read it in. The older machines you used to glue the tape into a circle if you were making multiple parts. There were literally 8 1mm holes across the tape for each byte so you could decode it by eye if you wanted to. Programming them was difficult but they were almost as capable as today’s machines. My favourite memory was making a 6” diameter internal left hand 6 start acme thread. That machine cost about 4x the value of my house in those days. Watching your videos takes me right back there. PS, I live near Grafton now. Seeing as how you asked 🤠

[@halheavyduty]

That’s brilliant. I’ve only watched documentaries on how the older machines worked. From what I could tell they look to be able to do what we do today! With bloody punch tape. Wild.

[@ytfan3815]

Good old days, I had mid 80's the same typer/taper/puncher/matrix printer on a Takisawa TX1 Fanuc 5 control. scary machine, hadn't a screen, no Zero Return and no G54, only G50 per tool etc., well it makes you a better machinist in your later days. 😉😁

[@DavoShed]

@ You know I don’t remember much at all about those codes but at the time it spiked my interest in computers at was the start of a 35+ year career in IT.

[@ernie7804]

Love the videos cant wait for more watching from Thailand

[@halheavyduty]

🇹🇭 👊🙏

[@eldonrexrode667]

I got my Friday morning machining fix! Watched your channel and CEE love both your content. I see you and Curtis in short sleeve shirts, here in West Virginia US we are recovering from 11 inches of snow an this morning temperature of 3 degrees F. Keep up the good work!

[@halheavyduty]

It’s so bloody hot here right now. God I’d love an actual winter 👊🤣

[@eirikurarnason5095]

Hello from iceland🇮🇸

[@halheavyduty]

👊👊👊

[@billdoodson4232]

Just had a short 3 day break in Reykjavik. You live in a spectacular country. We are already planning a longer summer break for next year.

[@masterglaizer5918]

Hi from Amarillo Texas. Loving the content that you put out. You and curtis do different type machining and are both very good at what you do. Really enjoy watching yall work!!!

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks so much! 🙏🇺🇸

[@saintaidansmalibu]

Hi Matt. Watching fom Newbury Park, California, USA. Great channel. Keep up the good work!

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks mate. Appreciate the support 🙏👊

[@dennispitt5076]

Love the content! Mineral Wells, Texas …oh, better get Teddy’s horn fixed.

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks mate! 🇺🇸👊 Beep beep!

[@Randysshop]

Hi Matt. Michigan here, I was thinking to my self how were the parts to be fitted so they will not come apart. Then you explained it at the end, My shepherd is the same way just wants to be petted all the time. Great video Cheers.

[@mikeaustin9810]

First time viewer here from Bakersfield, California, USA Very impressed so far. Thank you so much for the content !

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks for checking it out mate! 🇺🇸

[@907jl]

Really nice work. The threading is mesmerizing!

[@halheavyduty]

It’s hypnotic hey!

[@alankeith7866]

Nice Slinkys you were making while doing those threads. A little heat treating and you're off to having fun!!! Thanks for another fine video Matt!!

[@halheavyduty]

Appreciate it! Cheers mate 💯👊

[@medduck]

You should sell a copy of that rubber steady protector to Curtis at CEE. He just uses tape!

[@halheavyduty]

Hahaha. Whatever works! I use tape from time to time too - just not on hog volume work.

[@a.karley4672]

Yeah, but if Kurtis is going to use "HAL" logo products on his tooling, then HAL would have to use something from CEE ...

[@jukibame]

Like many others the algorithm sent me here from CCE. Suscribed. Watching from México.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers good sir! 🇲🇽🙏👊

[@BigBoxDodge2020]

Those threaded rod ends look like something you could put in a showcase to show off your work. How are you liking this KZbin stuff? I hope it's not too much work. Cause I really enjoy watching the quality materials you're making & putting together.

[@halheavyduty]

I’m so happy with how the new threads (both the one in this video and the previous) turned out. It’s the largest custom ones I’ve ever designed and machined, and they seem to be going well (so far) out in the field. I’m really enjoying making the videos. I find it really relaxing, and it certainly keeps my creative brain occupied.

[@BigBoxDodge2020]

@halheavyduty Great job, Matt. You're editing is really good! Couldn't really imagine what I could do if I had machine shop tools, Because I have most any Tool that I need in my shop. Except a lathe or Bridgeport, something like that would be super handy. Looking forward to that monster machine punch a hole.

[@GHOSTINPLAINSIGHT]

Snowed in here in Cabot Arkansas this morning. Coffee, HAL Heavy Duty and CEE! Now I need some breakfast! Cheers Matt!

[@halheavyduty]

Love it!

[@Lord_Errol]

Cheers from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@halheavyduty]

🇿🇦👊🙏

[@normanbott]

Watching from the Wye Valley, Welsh Border, UK. Did an engineering apprenticeship in the steel industry in the Black Country many, many years ago. Very much pre CNC era. This is all fascinating stuff !

[@halheavyduty]

Love it! Cheers good sir 👊🇬🇧

[@toddplenda5569]

Looking forward to seeing this job come together 👍

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate! Me too.

[@ian666if]

Watching from North East UK. Worked in heavy engineering prior to retiring. Used some machines that make the Hulk look like a toy in years gone by. Great content and I look forward to you video's

[@halheavyduty]

Oh man how I’d love to see lathes like that spinning! Thank you good sir 🙏

[@Bilamac]

Oceanside California here, Cheers!

[@halheavyduty]

🙏🇺🇸👊

[@andrewrille7605]

Watching from Vancouver Canada next to the USA border. The shop equipment and tools are amazing and large. Keep up the great work and love watching that you max out the very large tools in the shop. Looking forward to seeing bigger and better tools as you expand

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks for watching mate! 🇨🇦👊

[@Sam2-ex8ty]

I've always used lb-ft for torque and foot-pounds for energy. I don't think it matters, really. Can't wait to see the big girl on the channel. Make sure Robbo is taking care of her 😉

[@halheavyduty]

If he gets his 27th annual award for destroying the most equipment ill present it to him at the Xmas party myself 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sam2-ex8ty]

@halheavyduty Does that mean he has won the last 26 years? 😂

[@dansullivan2954]

Lake of the Ozarks Missouri. Another well done video sir! Always educational and enjoyable.

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks good sir! 🙏

[@Haggisdoinstuff]

Good Morning from Scotland

[@halheavyduty]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👊🙏

[@MissFoxie78]

Great work! You and Curtis are amazing, I'm learning so much from your channels. Watching from Northern Alberta Canada. Keep up the great work.

[@halheavyduty]

Thank you very much 🙏🇨🇦

[@nickvinten7803]

Usual quality video mate, informative and interesting 🤘 Does the naming on the tooling give away your childhood reading material ? Methinks DC, Marvel & Manga perhaps 🤔 😊

[@halheavyduty]

Dude 100% - I’m a kid of the 80s. Expect a He Man and Skeletor at some point 🤣👊

[@nickvinten7803]

@@halheavyduty lol 😂

[@ianwebster4329]

Hi Matt. Ian from N Ireland here - really enjoying your channel. You & Kurtis are flying the flag well for Australia, lol. Good luck!

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate! 🇦🇺👊🙏

[@MikeF1189]

Albuquerque, New Mexico USA

[@halheavyduty]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@tubalcain1]

First time watching your channel and i gotta say I loved it! I just subscribed and I'm from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Thank you mate!!

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate!!

[@davidphillips6571]

Pasadena , Texas

[@halheavyduty]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👊

[@MikezVW]

Awesome videos! Cool to see the shop dogs and your son included in the videos. Viewing from Minnesota (USA).

[@halheavyduty]

🇺🇸🙏👊

[@ChrisMaj]

The Kennametal fix8 works great as long as you got the HP. Like your pipe centers, are they all homemade?

[@carltauber2939]

I've seen you use them frequently Chris. I've also seen Adam Booth use LNMX inserts which look similar to the FIX8. I'm not a machinist so I don't know how they compare.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate. Yeah, hopefully the CNC has enough. We’ll use them on the megabore for sure though. I love watching your videos just ripping steel off with it. That sound is like music for my ears. In that video one pipe center was shop made, the other was from an Aussie company called Daintree. They seem to have pretty good stuff in my opinion.

[@jimboyne3385]

Best Regards from Michigan in the USA. Great content! Looking forward to each new video you produce!

[@halheavyduty]

Thanks brother! 🇺🇸👊

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

200 mm is 7.87 bananas...

[@halheavyduty]

🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌

[@bobcarlson7729]

came from cee, minnesota mn cnc mill operator. love seeing big lathe work because i'll never have the balls to do it!

[@halheavyduty]

Hahaha. Love it. Mate, I find mills way scarier than lathes! Mega respect for anyone who can accurately program CNC mills. Lathes are waaaay easier 👊🤣

[@zachaliles]

Foot pounds, pound feet, we know what you're talking about either way. It's the pedants that will correct you.

[@keypermaculture]

Pound feet is something I go to CornHub to look for 😂 Foot pounds tight is right here 😅

[@halheavyduty]

💯🤣👊

[@Evan-e6e]

hi, pedant here, in oz we use newton meters professionaly and ft/lbs or whatever when talking to our yank cousins still stuck in the dark ages using the shoe size of a king as measurements.

[@causewaykayak]

way back it was foot pounds in uk. Things change with time.

[@zachaliles]

​@@Evan-e6e I knew there'd be at least one. Good thing we know how to fight wars together. Least we can agree on that upside down boy.

[@russellgrooms314]

Hello from gulfbreeze Florida USA. I enjoy watching your work well done !

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers from Down Under! 👊🇦🇺

[@Tumbleweed_Tx]

one of these days we'll get rid of the clowns who cannot properly speak English, and we can get back to the T in often being silent, the L in salmon and solder being silent, the W in Waffle House being silent, and we can say FOOT POUNDS again.... lol

[@laurapitre5797]

Go away troll

[@halheavyduty]

I can’t help but say foot pounds 💯🤣

[@andoletube]

Great video, mate - and always love seeing Murray the dog. He's a beauty. Watching from Hobart, Tassie.

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers mate! Love Tassie, it's a cracker. 🇦🇺👊 My wife and I love it down there. Especially when it’s cold (which is a real treat for us! Believe it or not)

[@andoletube]

@@halheavyduty I totally believe it, mate! I did it pretty tough when I spent 2 weeks in Cairns. They breed them tough up there where you live!

[@EmanuelMifsud-f1f]

great work Malta

[@halheavyduty]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@anthonycash4609]

Love your channel Matt. From USA , North Carolina, if you're ever looking video ideas I would love to see all the shop made tools , and fixtures that you have made over the years.

[@halheavyduty]

Appreciate that mate! I’ll add that to the list 👊 great idea. Thank you 🇺🇸👊

[@bjrntorgersen3960]

Good morning from southern Norway. Love to se heavy machining. Followed CEEA a couple of years.

[@halheavyduty]

Awesome! Yeah Kurtis does fantastic work 👊

[@swanvalleymachineshop]

Good one Matt . Cheers 👍

[@halheavyduty]

Cheers my friend! 🇦🇺👊