That plate material was HARD 😅 it definitely gave our tooling a run for it's money 💪From a rusty grader part to a shiny useable one, it's always great to repurpose something so it can be put back to use! 😄👊 👍Like and subscribe for more machining videos! 🔔Hit the notification bell so you never miss our new weekly video. 📝Leave a comment below with your questions or thoughts. 🎉Get Early Access & Ad Free videos in our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/cuttingedgeengineering 🛒Check out all our CEE Merch here: www.ceeshop.com.au
Ah, Friday Morning here, 2 am.....getting my machining Fix with Kurtis, Karen and Homey..... have a wonderful weekend......best wishes from the other 'Sunshine State' ...Paul
I know it’s not politically correct and if it offends, please feel free to delete the comment, but we used to call that kind of material, harder than a whores heart.
@@bostedtap8399 As long as she has been working with him for, I bet she could figure it out pretty good. I would love to see a episode where they switch places for the day!
I fell asleep waiting for CEE, wife Karen, married 53 years, woke me up and said your favorite machine shop show is on! OK, thanks. Watched Kurtis do his magic with KAREN'S supervising and doing HER magic on the camera, got to see Homeless, my German Shepard loves hearing Homeless play. He sits next to me, watching what's going on. I love all the machine work! THANK YOU FOR SHARING (PARTS) OF YOUR DAY WITH US. STAY SAFE!
I love the machining but I also love all the other stuff. The dog, the birds, the background explanations. The friendship between husband and wife. As everyone else says... "Keep it up"... but I'll add "As long as it's still fun."
This channel is gold. Wildlife, dogs, machining, and engineering . The fact, you add screw ups and outtakes to the end takes it from 100% awesome to 150%
The director, cameraman, editor and Kurtis's wife put up with a hell of a lot. Having to deal with temperamental talent that forgets their lines all the time :/ Absolutely awesome creative work on your filming and editing Karen.
I think Karen and Kurtis are codirectors, and Karen is the camera person and editor. I enjoy turning a part into a tool. It saves a few steps. Thanks for the videos...
She should get an Academy award. If you see people getting one for making a movie with real actors then Karen is doing a great job making movies with a lesss then stellar actor (but a good machinist) 😂
2:22 I never understood how the springs in a flexplate are supposed to work. After seeing this one taken apart, it finally clicked. Thanks for all the videos!
Indeed! Those segments would make a great stand alone short on the subject. Be sure to watch outtakes for additional nuggets on this adapter and flex-plates in general.
What I like about this channel is there in no drama, must be an Aussie thing and everything is explained which is really useful when your clueless like me. 😂🤣
Kurtis is right at home working on anything automotive related, loved the comparison to his old drift cars. Kind of surprised to see the outtake of the bickering but also noted it ended with laughter. You two are a real fire and ice, oil and water couple. Karen has the patience of a saint!
Outstanding video. I thought the 'horses for courses' process of changing inserts as the characteristics of the material changed was enlightening. I also appreciated the work Karen did with the split screen of the 'centering on the mill' process. Watching the table movement and the edge finder and then the actual key strokes on the DRO was very educational. Yes, we've all read about what to do, and many have actually done it, but for those of us just getting start, a true learning experience. The "here is what I am thinking, here are the key strokes so I have the information I need" is what makes these videos a level above the rest. Thanks
The cinematography here is next-level. Loved the shot of the tabs hitting the floor. Pure artistry. And Homeless steals the show again. He's such a good boy.
Karen find interest and beauty in things that are seemingly industrial and dull. Amazing work from a two person team... okay, okay, Homeley says three.
Hey mate thanks for your support as always! Your positive words are always appreciated, we love pushing boundaries in the workshop, and feedback like yours keeps us going. What's your favourite type of video/job/project to watch from us? Thanks again!
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Oh that's a tough question. The Franna project has been great, and the workshop upgrades, and shop made tool videos are a great watch. As are the Q&A stuff, and the Homey inserts in the videos. I'm a boilermaker so I'd have to go with the more welding intensive jobs, but I'm yet to watch a CEE video and thought it was boring, well some have a lot of boring, but I'm yet to be bored.
the other day I was sitting in my room at my computer watching CEE videos when my wife yelled from another room "do you get stabbing pains in the back when you sit at the computer?" I reply "no, not really"...half a minute later the wife yells out..."How about now?" All jokes aside the material was extremely hard.Watching that metal glow nearly white hot was amazing to watch! Good job not annihilating bits by the dozens. Keep up the excellent work!
This video illustrates clearly why your engineering is cutting edge. I understood your procedure only because you clearly described each action you took and why. Most of the time I can follow your steps and anticipate the next step. This was different. I enjoyed every minute of this video. Karen did an exquisite job in the videography as always. The closeups were stunning to say the least. Thank you for another great video.
Hey Curtis, I used to be a machinist in the automotive industry. Every time I see a close up of your hands, I recall how sore they used to be. Great videos and keep it up. I enjoy watching every Friday. Melbourne.
I've never enjoyed ASMR videos, but watching machining work is relaxing for me (also because I'm not the one working, ha ha). Thanks Kurtis and Karen for sharing your shop's work with us. It's inspired me to now go build something in my home shop.
Kurtis you make this work look SO easy...I don't know how you have such skills and equipment for one so youthful. Karen's camera work is professional quality too.
Ah, Friday Morning here, 2 am.....getting my machining Fix with Kurtis, Karen and Homey..... have a wonderful weekend......best wishes from the other 'Sunshine State' ...Paul
I don't miss a single one of your videos, they're very educational, very well filmed, a real pleasure. Who's the stronger of the two? Neither! You complement each other and congratulations on your work!
Good morning CEE team, greetings from Belgium. Love those type of video's, repurposing a second hand part into a custom part, that's hard to find or could cost the customer an arm and a leg. Kurtis you keep me surprising with your in-depth automotive knowledge. Have a great weekend and pop another cold beer.....
All this time I thought Curtis was starting these videos saying "Hey young guys..." and wondering why he thought old guys (like me) wouldn't be watching these videos. But today I accidentally had the closed captioning on, and was surprised to discover that he was saying "How you going guys?"! I guess I need to brush up on my 'Stralian.
Great job, full professionalism as usual. It's a pity that these films are so short and only once a week. It's a great pleasure to watch your works. Honey to my heart ❤❤❤.
Love everything on this channel, but a real treat to old fashioned machining. Was especially interesting to see how you'll dealt with the the hardened material.
Love the outtakes. It's kind of like at our shop except less verbally abusive. We have a sign on the wall that says, "Come for the fun, Stay for the abuse! " 😊 Cheers!
Real people making real amazing parts and doing amazing things. Just love how Karen lays it down, and Kurtis does as he’s told. 😊. As always…. An amazing job. Thank you for sharing.
Played around swapping flexplates most of my teen and adult years. Learned more about them from a short Curtis explanation than I have from mechanics and parts suppliers.
I have a Fiat Panda 1.3 diesel (basically the same mechanical and suspension as the Fiat 500. It was bought (cheap) with a damaged engine. I took out the whole lump so I could work on the bench. Gearbox off, engine sorted but I could not get the gearbox to line up. It’s on the bench how hard can it be? Took it apart then noticed the (obviously low miles) clutch plate rattled. WTF? The riveted flex plate was falling apart. I bought a new diesel spec clutch. It was obviously much tougher built. The engine had the wrong clutch. Probably 1.4 petrol spec. That snag saved me a destroyed clutch a few miles down the road.
Watching those bird's nests wrap around the chuck made me remember a shop teacher I had back in the 90s. His rule was that you were to stop cutting every .063 to allow the chip to break naturally, regardless of what it did to your tool or part. If he caught you with a nest like that he'd chew you out and sit you in the dummy corner for the next week (found out the hard way a couple times myself). Also, valuable lesson here, don't try matching splines if you can cannibalize good scrap.
Great video. The filming of the machinery working . Karen you are fabulous. Curtis your skills remind of my dad. He was a machinest on the railroads back in the day of steam . Love to watch hime work his magic with metal just as you do.
Woohoo! A CCE video before work, I really want to give Karen some credit for the filming, her editing style is fantastic. Show one being done and move on plus she makes Kurtis look great and very forgetful in the same video. 👍👍😁
Another tough job, made to look easy! And the CEE reputation for quality work continues to grow. Well done, guys. Have a good weekend and see you next week. Cheers.
A short, simple and uncomplicated, but still interesting video. Nice work K&K! I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say, When are we going to see the LSA swap into the Franna? Have yourselves a great weekend.
I like your videos. I have worked on a good deal of stuff and it is very nice to see things "fixed" The out takes are so real I can not even watch them. I get as flustered as you do just listening. Thanks for pushing through.
Gday Kurtis and Karen, that’s a serious dyno, I wasn’t expecting that plate to be that hard, woulda takin me a month to cut that😂, great episode mate, have a great weekend, cheers
I love seeing the real job shop jobs, and seeing Curtis adapt to challenges. I work in a completely different field mechanicaly, but all the respect on how you work through the process.
Maybe the customer told CEE what they needed and Kurtis came up with the idea.....Unless I missed it, the video didn't actually state how it came about.
I inspect pwa aka circuit board for a living but I do dab in milling a tad. I was jealous of your setup and how it doesn't jitter. The cheap harbor freight drill press I got for $30 used isn't the best. It is setup in my basement with a 4 inch mill vice swivel and another 4 inch angle tilt table attached. My cheap Chinese setup cost me about $175. I am still breaking bits because the thread on the spool is not straight lol. I am trying to make a 1 inch by 2 inch bronze cartoon plaque for my son who past away 7 months ago from cancer at the age of 16. This is my 4th attempt. Love your video, I always look forward to watching it after work.
Well, we had the family viewing on Saturday evening after dinner. Apparently Bella and Halgrim were not so interested in dynos or hard steel, so they both curled up and listened to Kurtis and the machines. Only when Homie turned up did they watch intensively. Karin and I, however, enjoyed every minute of the action. Seeing the 10 mm endmill go through the plate was satisfying. Thanks, as always, for the great entertainment and information. Hope you are having a pleasant Sunday. Warmest greetings from the Boscheks in Germany.
Great video, and I liked the split screen! But as interesting as the job was, the outtakes with you guys was priceless! 👍I can just imagine what it must be like with the humidity there! Maybe a couple of big wall mount fans?
Absolutely love the variety of content you present to us. Obviously there would be a lot of deja vu with the work you get, but the odds and ends happening enough to come out with the exceptional content you create is fantastic. Thanks for everything guys!
As usual, excellent content! Great demonstration of machinist skills showing decades of experience. The videos also show excellent video editing skills. So, thanks to Karen for taking the time to shoot and edit these videos. The artful speeding up through the repetitious bits is greatly appreciated and keeps the videos interesting. Thank You!
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That plate material was HARD 😅 it definitely gave our tooling a run for it's money 💪From a rusty grader part to a shiny useable one, it's always great to repurpose something so it can be put back to use! 😄👊
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Hey guys, appreciate your work... have a crackin' weekend! ✌🇦🇺
Ah, Friday Morning here, 2 am.....getting my machining Fix with Kurtis, Karen and Homey.....
have a wonderful weekend......best wishes from the other 'Sunshine State' ...Paul
I'm late to the show but ahead on the beers. Cheers.
I know it’s not politically correct and if it offends, please feel free to delete the comment, but we used to call that kind of material, harder than a whores heart.
Wow it's hard. That is what she said 😂😂😂
Karen. I am not sure what is more brilliant. Your filming, your editing or your direction of Kurtis. You are amazing.
Spot on, we need to see Kurtis directing Karen on a machine 👏 🤣😂
It's said, that behind every great man, is a greater woman.
Don't forget trying to keep Homey under control as well, full time job on its own. 😂
Asking, "Where's the next payment on the living room carpet?" Ha ha! Just kidding. Seriously, you guys ROCK!@@ChainsawFPV
@@bostedtap8399 As long as she has been working with him for, I bet she could figure it out pretty good. I would love to see a episode where they switch places for the day!
I fell asleep waiting for CEE, wife Karen, married 53 years, woke me up and said your favorite machine shop show is on! OK, thanks. Watched Kurtis do his magic with KAREN'S supervising and doing HER magic on the camera, got to see Homeless, my German Shepard loves hearing Homeless play. He sits next to me, watching what's going on. I love all the machine work! THANK YOU FOR SHARING (PARTS) OF YOUR DAY WITH US. STAY SAFE!
And George adding his rather caustic two cents too.
Hope you find sobriety.
Same here. I am retired long ago and these take me back to when eh.
I love the machining but I also love all the other stuff.
The dog, the birds, the background explanations.
The friendship between husband and wife.
As everyone else says... "Keep it up"... but I'll add
"As long as it's still fun."
Karen you are so good dealing with that diva performer, just the right touch. And you're good with Curtis too!
I love the outtakes at the end, every time Curtis does the hmmmm, just kills me! 😂👍👍
"Recalculating your route......". 😄
"Oooh he card read good" 🤣🤣
words 🙂
@@jimurrata6785
I thought it was more please wait your computer is buffering!
@@grahamstretch6863 Kurtis needs a Tee shirt with the little circle going round and round! 😄
It must be a such a challenge working with actors who can't remember their lines. At least Homey and George are always spot on! 🤣
This channel is gold.
Wildlife, dogs, machining, and engineering .
The fact, you add screw ups and outtakes to the end takes it from 100% awesome to 150%
The director, cameraman, editor and Kurtis's wife put up with a hell of a lot. Having to deal with temperamental talent that forgets their lines all the time :/
Absolutely awesome creative work on your filming and editing Karen.
Couldn't agree more! 😂🥰
I think Karen and Kurtis are codirectors, and Karen is the camera person and editor. I enjoy turning a part into a tool. It saves a few steps. Thanks for the videos...
@@jamestsmith4500
That’s the problem with sarcasm, it doesn’t always transmit well over the ether! 🤣
She should get an Academy award.
If you see people getting one for making a movie with real actors then Karen is doing a great job making movies with a lesss then stellar actor (but a good machinist)
😂
2:22 I never understood how the springs in a flexplate are supposed to work. After seeing this one taken apart, it finally clicked. Thanks for all the videos!
Indeed! Those segments would make a great stand alone short on the subject. Be sure to watch outtakes for additional nuggets on this adapter and flex-plates in general.
What I like about this channel is there in no drama, must be an Aussie thing and everything is explained which is really useful when your clueless like me. 😂🤣
A lot of us Aussies despise drama and avoid it at all costs, life can be hard enough without needlessly making it less enjoyable :)
We just get shit done without mansplaning the fun out of it .
Things going well can be as dramatic as things going ill.
If this was a Discovery or History channel production there would be more drama than you shake a stick at.
Yeah, right? The videos are tight, but not overly compressed. And the absolute lack of drama makes the so relaxing.
Kurtis is right at home working on anything automotive related, loved the comparison to his old drift cars. Kind of surprised to see the outtake of the bickering but also noted it ended with laughter. You two are a real fire and ice, oil and water couple. Karen has the patience of a saint!
Outstanding video.
I thought the 'horses for courses' process of changing inserts as the characteristics of the material changed was enlightening.
I also appreciated the work Karen did with the split screen of the 'centering on the mill' process. Watching the table movement and the edge finder and then the actual key strokes on the DRO was very educational. Yes, we've all read about what to do, and many have actually done it, but for those of us just getting start, a true learning experience. The "here is what I am thinking, here are the key strokes so I have the information I need" is what makes these videos a level above the rest.
Thanks
The cinematography here is next-level. Loved the shot of the tabs hitting the floor. Pure artistry. And Homeless steals the show again. He's such a good boy.
Karen find interest and beauty in things that are seemingly industrial and dull. Amazing work from a two person team... okay, okay, Homeley says three.
I was going to add a comment on the excellent camera work but you beat me to it.
Brilliant, simply brilliant ❤
The range of projects one man, a ton of skill and a workshop can achieve is amazing. Great work Kurtis and video production work as always Karen.
Hey mate thanks for your support as always! Your positive words are always appreciated, we love pushing boundaries in the workshop, and feedback like yours keeps us going. What's your favourite type of video/job/project to watch from us? Thanks again!
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Oh that's a tough question. The Franna project has been great, and the workshop upgrades, and shop made tool videos are a great watch. As are the Q&A stuff, and the Homey inserts in the videos. I'm a boilermaker so I'd have to go with the more welding intensive jobs, but I'm yet to watch a CEE video and thought it was boring, well some have a lot of boring, but I'm yet to be bored.
@@MontanaCheekyI see what you did there!
Another awesome video guys. Keep up the great work, thank you for sharing the wealth of knowledge in Kurtis head,
From kiwi land.
Kind of disappointed there was no ‘f off train’ comment today 🤣 loving the videos btw from 🇬🇧
the other day I was sitting in my room at my computer watching CEE videos when my wife yelled from another room "do you get stabbing pains in the back when you sit at the computer?"
I reply "no, not really"...half a minute later the wife yells out..."How about now?"
All jokes aside the material was extremely hard.Watching that metal glow nearly white hot was amazing to watch! Good job not annihilating bits by the dozens.
Keep up the excellent work!
Yep 11 PM on the West Coast & up pops Homie. Guess it’s time to open a beer and relax.
Enjoy!
Rite here with ya
Get your priorities straight, Australia-time it’s Friday arvo, 6pm, perfect time to crack a beer and celebrate the oncoming weekend
with a few VB Longies. 👍
What do you drink?
"You're in the way"! A happily married couple for sure! love you guys!
*Cutting Edge Engineering Australia* Bravo well done, thank-you for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.
This video illustrates clearly why your engineering is cutting edge. I understood your procedure only because you clearly described each action you took and why. Most of the time I can follow your steps and anticipate the next step. This was different. I enjoyed every minute of this video. Karen did an exquisite job in the videography as always. The closeups were stunning to say the least. Thank you for another great video.
11 PM in the Westcoast of Canada, the weekend is almost here, CEE drops a new video, life is good 😂🎉
Midnight in Colorado loved the video, especially when you two are laughing at the end. It is a labor of love.
Hey Curtis,
I used to be a machinist in the automotive industry. Every time I see a close up of your hands, I recall how sore they used to be. Great videos and keep it up. I enjoy watching every Friday. Melbourne.
Karen, your editing skill is remarkable - if self-taught, exceptional! Congratulations.
0300 hrs. 21 degrees (F) here in north central Arizona and enjoying your program while it snows outside.
Thank you so much for making the Friday better for all us others. Very good.
Kurtis I wish my country had at least one machinist/fabricator half as good as you, keep up the good work
Karen: Wonderful camera/editing skills; Kurtis: Wonderful engineering/shop skills. The dawg is awesome
Best engineering channel on YT . Plus Homeless rocks 🤘🏻🇬🇧
I've never enjoyed ASMR videos, but watching machining work is relaxing for me (also because I'm not the one working, ha ha).
Thanks Kurtis and Karen for sharing your shop's work with us. It's inspired me to now go build something in my home shop.
Kurtis you make this work look SO easy...I don't know how you have such skills and equipment for one so youthful. Karen's camera work is professional quality too.
Ah, Friday Morning here, 2 am.....getting my machining Fix with Kurtis, Karen and Homey.....
have a wonderful weekend......best wishes from the other 'Sunshine State' ...Paul
I don't miss a single one of your videos, they're very educational, very well filmed, a real pleasure. Who's the stronger of the two? Neither! You complement each other and congratulations on your work!
It's always satisfying watching a master at work thank you kurtis
Very cool to see you turn that into a new useable part.i have never seen you change insert that much that I remember.
Living in Brisbane I know how hot and sweaty it has been. Thanks for your commitment to the videos and for suffering without the fans.
Your clients sure do bring in some interesting things, how neat
Working from home today, nothing is better that start of a day with CEE and coffee. Feels like Friday. Regards from UK
Slow mo's and close ups,keep up this quality editing Karen and you'll be in for a Oscar nomination....👍😎
WORDS! The nemesis of Kurtis' the world over.
Fredagen är räddad ….. Bra jobbat… hälsningar från Sverige 🇸🇪 👍👊👊🍺🍺
Good morning, -26°c in Finland... thanks a good video again 👍
wow that's a bit chilly! Is there snow where you are??
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering50cm snow
@@jarkkovanska6681As an Aussie two words comes to mind: Snow fight!
Awesome editing, loved the details on the pressure plate for some reason =)) Thanks for the vids!
1:08 AM here in Kentucky, thank you for another great video!
PM, are you sure????
Damn! That counterbore end mill JUST cleared the collet.
Absolutely the best machining work channel on YT.
Good morning CEE team, greetings from Belgium. Love those type of video's, repurposing a second hand part into a custom part, that's hard to find or could cost the customer an arm and a leg. Kurtis you keep me surprising with your in-depth automotive knowledge.
Have a great weekend and pop another cold beer.....
Hi there Karen, Kurtis and Homey. Damp cold, all the usual here in England. So glad to get my day brightened with your drop today.
All this time I thought Curtis was starting these videos saying "Hey young guys..." and wondering why he thought old guys (like me) wouldn't be watching these videos. But today I accidentally had the closed captioning on, and was surprised to discover that he was saying "How you going guys?"! I guess I need to brush up on my 'Stralian.
The edditing on this video is great, it keeps the slower repetitive parts interesting and moves the footage along! A+ work!
What a nice start into the weekend, a new CEE video. Thank you.
It seemed like a simple job, but give the hardness of the material, it had some challenges. Great work.
Karen's videography is amazing.
Great job, full professionalism as usual. It's a pity that these films are so short and only once a week. It's a great pleasure to watch your works. Honey to my heart ❤❤❤.
Great video Kurtis and Karen! You two make brilliant vids and the outtakes are just hilarious! Be well and stay safe.
Rained off today in the UK, this helps the day go by and i'm not even sweating. Cheers
Love everything on this channel, but a real treat to old fashioned machining. Was especially interesting to see how you'll dealt with the the hardened material.
I love it when you machine a part from a old scrap piece to a nice fkn beautiful work of art like it came from a dealer. Goodjob CEE Team.
I love watching the view and like counters go up every single Friday. You post amazing content and deserve every view, like and subscription!
Love the outtakes. It's kind of like at our shop except less verbally abusive. We have a sign on the wall that says, "Come for the fun, Stay for the abuse! " 😊 Cheers!
Yewww ! Must be a Friday ! Best day of the week !
Your filming is brilliant- double imaging gives it an added dimension! And images are super sharp and no shaking or sudden panning. Good to watch.
Nice one Kurtis. Good see homeless happy. My little terrors are old now. Age slows them down. Keen to see that Dyno in action. Cheers 🍻
Real people making real amazing parts and doing amazing things. Just love how Karen lays it down, and Kurtis does as he’s told. 😊. As always…. An amazing job. Thank you for sharing.
That Swarf was having a party time on the Lathe!
would make a great Afro hair style on some Metal Art.......😁
the bird will have fun with stealing all that
@@Eisen_Jaeger😂😂
Played around swapping flexplates most of my teen and adult years. Learned more about them from a short Curtis explanation than I have from mechanics and parts suppliers.
I have a Fiat Panda 1.3 diesel (basically the same mechanical and suspension as the Fiat 500. It was bought (cheap) with a damaged engine. I took out the whole lump so I could work on the bench. Gearbox off, engine sorted but I could not get the gearbox to line up. It’s on the bench how hard can it be? Took it apart then noticed the (obviously low miles) clutch plate rattled. WTF?
The riveted flex plate was falling apart. I bought a new diesel spec clutch. It was obviously much tougher built. The engine had the wrong clutch. Probably 1.4 petrol spec. That snag saved me a destroyed clutch a few miles down the road.
Morning CEE family,
9.20am, Good morning from Gonubie South Africa,
Howzit Homie, you are a happy boy today, 🎉
Watching those bird's nests wrap around the chuck made me remember a shop teacher I had back in the 90s. His rule was that you were to stop cutting every .063 to allow the chip to break naturally, regardless of what it did to your tool or part. If he caught you with a nest like that he'd chew you out and sit you in the dummy corner for the next week (found out the hard way a couple times myself).
Also, valuable lesson here, don't try matching splines if you can cannibalize good scrap.
YESSSS! Been refreshing the page. LETS GO CEE!
Great video. The filming of the machinery working . Karen you are fabulous. Curtis your skills remind of my dad. He was a machinest on the railroads back in the day of steam . Love to watch hime work his magic with metal just as you do.
It's amazing that Curtis can take a spare part like this and make a custom part out of it for something else.😯😯😯
It's Kurtis, it's even on his shirt FFS.
@@malcolmirving9485 Let it go you'll never reach them all, sadly...🙃
@@malcolmirving9485😂😂
Back in the 70s i used to make these, mainly for the auto industry but also for farming plant and trucks!
Nice filming and editing makes it more fun to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it
Learned so much from watching the use of the DRO. Thanks to you both
Brilliant, another video 07.02am here in IRL 👍
It's really nice to see when you explain everything step by step.
Woohoo! A CCE video before work, I really want to give Karen some credit for the filming, her editing style is fantastic. Show one being done and move on plus she makes Kurtis look great and very forgetful in the same video. 👍👍😁
Another tough job, made to look easy! And the CEE reputation for quality work continues to grow. Well done, guys. Have a good weekend and see you next week. Cheers.
Karen you and Kurtis are so much fun from USA ,Wyoming ,not having any background in the machine world
Please keep making videos! I can imagine how much time it takes to make these vids, but we all appreciate you and the wife!!!
Hey mate thanks for the support!
Awsome work again guys best channel on the tube 🇬🇧
hey mate thanks for the support! 😎👍
I’m sure that when Tina saying the song simply the best she had you guys in mind. Love your work❤
Great video capture and superb editing, Karen!
Yay, thank you!
A short, simple and uncomplicated, but still interesting video. Nice work K&K!
I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say, When are we going to see the LSA swap into the Franna?
Have yourselves a great weekend.
Hey mate! Hope all is well in your world. Appreciate the super thanks contribution (as always!) Cheers K&K 😎
that plate was hard as Chinese Algebra......great episode tonight,,,,Cheers, Paul
I like your videos. I have worked on a good deal of stuff and it is very nice to see things "fixed" The out takes are so real I can not even watch them. I get as flustered as you do just listening. Thanks for pushing through.
Gday Kurtis and Karen, that’s a serious dyno, I wasn’t expecting that plate to be that hard, woulda takin me a month to cut that😂, great episode mate, have a great weekend, cheers
G'day Matty it was crazy how hard it was I couldn't work with it.
Have a great weekend Matty
@@Murphyslawfarm I’d like to have a go but not sure if id be successful or not
The outtakes are better and more entertaining than the actual video.
Howdy from the Northwoods of Minnesota, love and respect all
I love seeing the real job shop jobs, and seeing Curtis adapt to challenges. I work in a completely different field mechanicaly, but all the respect on how you work through the process.
You must have a pretty slick customer for them to go "this thing is trash, but I bet machining this spline hole would be difficult so let's keep that"
Maybe the customer told CEE what they needed and Kurtis came up with the idea.....Unless I missed it, the video didn't actually state how it came about.
@@CGT80 I just assumed Kurtis would have described it that way if that's what happened
Extremely common in industry.
I inspect pwa aka circuit board for a living but I do dab in milling a tad. I was jealous of your setup and how it doesn't jitter. The cheap harbor freight drill press I got for $30 used isn't the best. It is setup in my basement with a 4 inch mill vice swivel and another 4 inch angle tilt table attached. My cheap Chinese setup cost me about $175. I am still breaking bits because the thread on the spool is not straight lol. I am trying to make a 1 inch by 2 inch bronze cartoon plaque for my son who past away 7 months ago from cancer at the age of 16. This is my 4th attempt.
Love your video, I always look forward to watching it after work.
Thanks for my weekly dose of Homeless trying to destroy something, after the few weeks I've just had I needed that.
Well, we had the family viewing on Saturday evening after dinner. Apparently Bella and Halgrim were not so interested in dynos or hard steel, so they both curled up and listened to Kurtis and the machines. Only when Homie turned up did they watch intensively. Karin and I, however, enjoyed every minute of the action. Seeing the 10 mm endmill go through the plate was satisfying. Thanks, as always, for the great entertainment and information. Hope you are having a pleasant Sunday. Warmest greetings from the Boscheks in Germany.
Great video, and I liked the split screen! But as interesting as the job was, the outtakes with you guys was priceless! 👍I can just imagine what it must be like with the humidity there! Maybe a couple of big wall mount fans?
hey mate, we've got 2 wall mounted fans that are on we aren't videoing, it just causes big issues with audio when trying to run them while filming 😭
Ah, got the picture, guess you grit and bear it is the only option
Absolutely love the variety of content you present to us. Obviously there would be a lot of deja vu with the work you get, but the odds and ends happening enough to come out with the exceptional content you create is fantastic. Thanks for everything guys!
Watching the outtakes at the end we find out that Karen really is the boss. 😅😅😅
Give Homeless a belly rub for me and y'all stay safe.
there are those who talk and those who do
Curtis is no talker!
but he can Certainly DO!
best wishes guys and hope you have a great week :)
Look at all that forbidden fairy floss getting caught! Looks like a pain in the ass!
As usual, excellent content! Great demonstration of machinist skills showing decades of experience. The videos also show excellent video editing skills. So, thanks to Karen for taking the time to shoot and edit these videos. The artful speeding up through the repetitious bits is greatly appreciated and keeps the videos interesting. Thank You!