Workshop Wednesday - JAGDPANTHER RESTORATION Ep. 2

[@WolvesandGang]

so anyone else decided this is their new favourite channel!

[@shiva369]

Blows me away that we have these vehicles being restored and preserved here in Australia. Pretty much all of my bucket list tanks housed lovingly in one place and I don't have to leave the country!

[@danielpullum1907]

What an opportunity to restore pieces of history. Were I but in Australia!!!! I'd be there everyday. God Speed Gentlemen!

[@dirtyd2316]

Thanks for giving me a reason to look forward to Wednesday’s.The Jagpanther is my favorite tank destroyer and it’s cool to see another one being brought back to life to preserve its history

[@EricPalmerBlog]

Wow. Keeping history alive. I promise not to cry when this is done. OK maybe not.

[@townsville69]

I didn't know a gas axe could cut that neat ! Amazing.

[@markscheffers5841]

Love that gramps is joining the panzer family. Can’t wait to follow the restoration proces!

[@TheHellSpawn000]

Static.. I really wish museums would put more money into these projects and get them completely restored and in running order as their operational numbers are becoming fewer and fewer. when you're a kid and you hear an engine of a tank start up? there is nothing better. I was 8 years old when i first visited Kubinka with my grandfather, they were moving an IS-2 and IS-3, once i heard the engine turn over and start, i was hooked and all i wanted to do was learn more about them because my mind was blown that something that big could even move. But in the end. you got my sub. Always nice to see someone keeping these old girls alive and giving new breath to them.

[@STHV_]

Thats a pretty difficult task when it comes to rare armour like the German vehicles, there are so few parts available it makes it very difficult to even consider getting one running. If you wanted something truly original you would either have to get extremely lucky and find an original engine or build one from scratch, both options are extremely difficult. Just look at Tiger 131, it is only running because Bovington were able to salvage an HL 230 engine from one of their King Tigers (although 131 originally used an HL 210). Another great example is the ongoing Nashorn restoration which will be a running vehicle but wont be using the original engine.

[@andrewdowns3403]

well done , and good to see that the younger generation are getting involved with skills and history

[@wboquist]

These videos are uniformly excellent.

[@paulvanappeven3340]

Fantastic work. Super. Thanks. Greetings from Belgium. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@stephenbrown5844]

Fantastic efforts guys. These tanks are beasts of German engineering... Beautiful tanks 😊❤❤👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@Rusty_Gold85]

I am watching with dropped jaw at what you have achieved so far Team !

[@paoloviti6156]

Greetings from Italy and had subscribed this morning after just watching Workshop Ep. 1 on the Tiger. Got so excited watching both Tiger episodes and Jagdpanther that I can't wait to see your new video! For once you Australians don't have to go to the other side of the world but will have an easier time to visit your museum! Guess it is my turn to go to your museum, 😆 🤣

[@gerard5890]

Please keep these videos coming, it’s amazing the extra lengths you go to keeping the original parts , outstanding workmanship by everyone

[@MyFred35]

Here in France, it s still tuesday... (: (: (: It is a pleasure to see a new video every week.

[@affenrodeo226]

greetings from germany :) today we are no more enemys :) but i like to see how the Jagtpanther get restorations :D

[@leopoldthedigger7062]

Oh what a piece this will be! Jagdpanther, Panther and tiger! Ohh… what a great team of tanks.

[@adrianotero7963]

Thank you for bringing these felines back from the dead.

[@angelsone-five7912]

Excellent work people. If it`s any consolation we are freezing in the UK at the moment and this is just the start of it!

[@historyjunky1299]

Thank you for bringing this piece of art back to its original glory. Can't wait until it is finished

[@fireabend_1226]

interesting, I'm looking forward to the next episodes.

[@Sh4dow682]

What an amazing job it must be to beable to rebuild these war classics

[@FrancSchiphorst]

Can't visit but thanks for all the awesome vids. Fortunately we have the Overloon tank museum and the National military museum so plenty of WW2 stuff to see in the Netherlands

[@justinreilly6619]

Very interesting, great to see all the hard labour (it has to be hard and taxing work cutting through hardened armour and knocking the wavey parts out of the smaller pieces in the heat) and ingenuity going into this project. Fantastic that you are bringing this cat back to life! 💪👏👌

[@schuur10]

This Amazes me 2 times 1 Its unthinkable to get in 2021 a jagdpanther bolt around this planet, And 2 They doing a restoration of it in Australia ? You guys just knocked me out!!! I,m Realy looking forward to the next episode of this!!!!

[@peterb2809]

Managed to finally get up there and see everything with my Dad and a mate - fantastic. Looking forward to coming back and checking out the new additions.

[@nzmonsterman]

I am loving this series. Amazing work and skill. I am looking forward to visiting one day. 🙂

[@alfredofernandez823]

Nice work!. Waiting for the next step. Regards from Chile.

[@Emtbtoday]

Atleast you get the experience of building the roof plate ofnthe assembley line putting a hatch in! I'd love that!

[@paulkremastiotis6296]

And I thought my brother's 1957 Buick coupe special Resto was an achievement, he should see this !

[@RobertJohnson-gi3sl]

God bless you Lazurus raisers of history. Thank you.

[@FairladyS130]

Interesting to note the manufacturing technique progression from the Tiger to the Panther. Great work.

[@natehart31]

Better than new! Well done!

[@dawor1761]

Thank you for your outstanding work of restoring that piece of history.

[@vinnywelsh]

Really enjoying the videos guys! Great to see.

[@ianstewartbrown5308]

Fantastic feats of fabrication, love it!

[@darthgeoff2011]

Man you guys are doing great work really enjoy the build process thanks guys

[@robbaron7473]

Well done Chaps!

[@StaplesandVine]

Loving the videos, great channel. You guys are doing some incredible work on these two panzers. Keep it up 😎

[@charlesemerson6763]

Awesome work guys. I'm going to have to get back up there probably in February.

[@garycharland3018]

You guys are doing really great work. Thanks, and keep it up!

[@texasarmor]

True craftsman!!

[@RodRosenberg]

Excellent work again really enjoying these videos!

[@wekker090]

Nice work, a dream job.

[@kiwifruit27]

Love workshop Wednesday

[@nathanroberts355]

It well get to see this in action at next year's Australian armoured artillery museum tank fest 2022

[@russwoodward8251]

The best. Thanks.

[@davidgrey4487]

This collection is world class, congrats

[@yattaran1484]

Very much interesting to know there are many special tools to work with. This channel is a killer !.

[@paulbrinschwitz8730]

Fabulous work you guys wow, 1/35th is pretty amazing, full restoration is just mind blowing, very exciting place to work! I thought I had dream job.👍👍

[@dnbeckmann]

you blokes are amazing!

[@rayman4449]

Beautiful work!

[@TheRyatt]

You boys are geniuses!

[@maxrpm2215]

You guys need a 3 axis CNC mill like a Okuma MX45 BT40 taper and IGF with built in programming, an old machine that will get the job done quicker

[@matthewpayne42]

It's still Tuesday here in the UK 🇬🇧.

[@Kashchey1]

Because of COVID I had two years brake from Ausarmourfest, but I hope I will return next year!

[@oldtimer449]

Bravo ! Travail splendide ! Mécanicien, métalliers et tôliers sont les vrais intellectuels. Chaque geste est pensé, réfléchi, le fruit d'une connaissance intime de la matière, d'un long apprentissage et de beaucoup de talent.

[@davidbutterfield2949]

Amazing work 👍🏻🇦🇺

[@PatrickAndrewsMacphee]

Superb.

[@jeffreytan2948]

Amazing work.

[@davidbarnsley8486]

Doing some very good work there people 👍👍👍

[@mikeweckenmann7499]

Restoring Tanks is a proper lockdown occupation😅👍🏻

[@fredclements6843]

Yeah humidity is tough I live in south Mississippi USA YALL should come try some of our 100% humidity up here ! 😂 but I know it’s tuff down there too YALL have some damn goo skills love the show

[@puttyanimal3909]

Fascinating stuff. Good production values on the video too.

[@MGB-learning]

Outstanding video and presentation.

[@petercliff4023]

I'm in absolute heaven.. it just gets better and better. Doesn't the turret roof self-defensive weapon have a plug inserted from inside the turret?

[@pinfarmer]

THAT'S what it is. The host doesn't blink.

[@АртемДжаналиев]

Замечательно! вы молодцы!

[@highflya2709]

@7:30 yes my dude, repping the Toronto Raptors!

[@jfreedom7322]

Looking good

[@Sprejzastaklo]

Keep up with these videos love them

[@alisonreisig8035]

Where in this Australia I thought construction workers like their power tools and like to use them quite often

[@gorgonbazil2652]

This is cool... You guys really need a rotary welding table!

[@Hitr-yq6el]

Zajebiście!

[@motormech1h343]

I love watching other people work

[@andywarrington4738]

nice one

[@edelweiss2971]

Great work! It is funny though, these german Tanks are upside down from where they were built in the first time. Ha ha ha!

[@флагманМосква]

I like that job

[@Ravenlord79]

What kind of weldingrods you are useing? Great skills, can learn new tricks from these videos 🙂

[@johnwilliams-sc1vf]

nice work

[@ricksadler797]

Nice 👍

[@guypatts494]

I love it

[@prillewitz]

The stamps with numbers on the parts which you find on most of the gears are “Waffenamt” stamps!

[@saxonwilliams1866]

Does the tiger 1 that was restored run

[@sabrekai8706]

Nice job guys. What rod are you using on the armor plate?

[@mt1885]

Is all of the GERMAN tanks all METRIC system ?

[@tempest411]

What's the reason behind the bolts with the tapered heads? Why didn't they just use threaded studs instead?

[@firsteerr]

you need to get the apprentice at cutting that plate with a blunt hacksaw ...should keep him busy for a bit

[@simonrooney7942]

Well done, team. Hand-built- just like the German's did

[@RobertBailey-y3h]

Do you have an assigned tuulmaker in the crew, or do you create them as needed? --Bob Bailey in Maine, USA

[@sirmeowcelot]

My grandfather used to shoot these from his P-38.

[@frankanddanasnyder3272]

Why do you not remove the rust before assembly. Now you have rust underneath parts.

[@MirceaD28]

Someone should create mold for casting new parts using the original drawing and parts.

[@Rusty_Gold85]

Put some Earplugs in Guys !!!!!

[@userbosco]

Not many things as satisfying a slipping in the bolt that fits... LOL

[@model-man7802]

It's the same with a B17 or B29.Work with what you have or fabricate it.

[@stevengriffin7873]

Don't understand why they kept heating the shaft,all that does is expand it harder again the gear around it,It's simple logic, shrink the shaft and heat the gear or whatever around it.Standard procedure for attaching or removing an interference fit even if it didn't off start off that way.

[@conceptalfa]

👍 👍 👍!!!

[@tempest411]

With the various different groups around today trying to restore these vehicles I wonder why they couldn't pool their resources and build exact copies of the engines and transmissions? It would still be a ton of work, but with the amounts of money involved here, and the manufacturing technology available today, it's surely doable.

[@Maid_Cafe_]

Macht das ordentlich, keine Fehler machen 😉