Just so impressed - thinking back to when you were in that little shed using your grinder and stick welder making little parts for your first micro hydro system, and now you're in a veritable cathedral for making precision components. You've done so much work and kept your vision clear. It's so inspiring.
I agree totally! I never thought when I first watched a bloke filling sandbags in the mud that I would now be watching plasma cutting in a crafted hobbit house running on water and sunlight!! Truly amazing and very inspiring.
I’m still thinking of him out in the middle of basically empty land, living out of a tent, with a chainsaw and basic tools doing the foundation of the round house… amazing to follow this journey with him. So glad he’s still bringing us along.
@@Kampup Sure not. He has the same style like developers in our country. Build first, and only then apply for a permit, right Chris? :) Otherwise, I think the laser cutter is a bit too much. Even if it saves time.. Im disapointed from this vid.. Yep.
Kris, We have all been gifted the ability to follow you on your journey and enjoyed every moment but wow, now watching you really getting to this point in your journey and this new level of excitement is hard to contain. I am absolutely over the moon for you, congratulations!
You're right, I remember watching this guy cutting log boards for a house he hadn't even made yet using a chainsaw board cutter. Then laying down logs and rocks in what was literally the middle of a forest. Watching this now is like witnessing evolution and I love it. I feel like it's the start of a new chapter. And I cant help but wonder what's next in store!
I get a vicarious sense of pride when I see home grown companies like Rob's putting so much care into their products. I'm glad people like them exist. I get that same sense from watching your videos as well. Thank you for this channel!
Absolutely brilliant. Finally a machine that is not from China but local to your own economy. I share your excitement and really look forward to your next videos for bot the workshop build and your hydroelectric business.
I was just telling my 16 year old son how you will build some very high quality equipment. I have no doubt in my mind that whatever you make will be top quality world standards. I can not wait to see what you come up with. So excited for you.
The hardest, smartest and most talented working man on RUclips! you deserve this and more! Can't wait to see you achieve the rest of your dreams, watching this was a great birthday gift to myself lol thanks Kris your the man!
Awesome, locally made precision tools. I know you spent extra as a result (or at least it's likely), but you know the quality will be higher and the support you get will be much better, too. God bless all.
Wow! So happy you were able to get the table locally made!!!! So much better for your business. Things will take a bit to get to YOUR caliber but once it is dialed in you are golden. 👍 So happy another step forward. Your work is paying off. 🙏🙋
Kris I have watched your journey in building your home ,work shop ,hydro power plant , solar power and now your new project building and selling your hydroelectric design It’s all simply BRILLIANT Thank You fer posting ✌️
That plasma machine is amazing. I thought it did a good job cutting out the disc. So happy for you Kris! It is going to be fun watching you use that machine in your video's!
Still here, still watching, great to see the smile on your face at the end. It's been a long time since you were spending nights in a cold tent with a vision many people doubted. Not you, even though there have been tough times you have decided too shine 💎 and shine you have. The page has turned and a new chapter has began and I wish you all the best. Next video please 🙏🙏
Gonna need a bigger air storage tank or a second one the size you have for when you are using the plasma table. I have seen several freinfds that use them put a second tank they can isolate for use when table is being used right next to table. When using the cutter they turn both tanks open and let them fill....Looking forward to watching the builds!
A lot of shops that use those 60 to 80 gallon compressors will do double tanks. The only thing that this does is make the compressor run twice as long and have longer time between runs. This gives the user more time before the compressor kicks on. Also helps with high demand tools. Most large shops switch to a rotary screw compressors because they can deliver the required amount of air non stop with out ever losing a drop of air. They do have tank and tank less versions.
@@KrisHarbour I used an old 200 gal. propane tank for a reserve air tank, so now instead of 20 gal's of air, I have 220 and it's been working for over 20 years..
@@kameljoe21 big problem though with rotary conpressors is the maintenance and that you need to fit the amount of air used to the compressor or the other way around. An underused rotary compressor can die within a year
Happy for you Kris!!! There’s nothing like having a new tool that works beyond your expectations. Enjoy your videos! In fact I was inspired by the doors you made with the trees. Made one myself.
As someone who lives in the middle of nowhere virtually alone, I am happy to see that you are still with your girl. You should talk about her more and include her in your videos. Happy for you friend! I hope you both have decades of happiness together. Oh and great video as usual!! I always learn much and gain much inspiration. 😊
Me too. My wife and I live off grid as well. We need to be able to do hydro in the winter months. I hope by this time next year I have a hydro system in place.
Fantastic Table and brilliant service from Rob and the team. I've had mine for a few years now and it's the best investment I've ever made for the shop.
I love this ❤ I've watched from way back when you were building your round house to now and seeing all your ideas become realities has been a pleasure to watch. I love seeing you put your hard earned youtube earnings into buying better tools and machinery bettering your workshop - and in turn providing us viewers with even more content to watch. You should be really proud of how far you've come Kris - obviously with the help of Dot too 🥰 If ever there's a Zombie Apocalypse we all need to find a Kris 🤣 Ps That guy from Extreme was so nice and what a great plug for his business too 👏🏻
I live down the road from extreme plasma so good to see a local company getting a mention and I now know what I,d sound like on RUclips that good old glawster accent priceless great vid as always I am so excited to see the workshop coming to fruition
Congratulations Kris, on this milestone in your journey, you have worked very hard to get to this point. You will do well with your business adventure.
As always it's great to see your dreams coming true and being productive to boot. Very nice table and reasonably priced. I'll miss your building projects but I have a mall machine shop too so it will be fun to watch your shop creations. Thanks.
Excellent Kris, looks like you'll be fully operational in no time! Great to see all of your hard work coming to fruition. Top marks for supporting British manufacturing!
Always nice to be able to buy local. That's a really nice CNC machine. When you get the proper tools they may cost a bit but when you compare that to how much time it's going to save you in the life of that system, it's a no brainer. Totally worth the cost. Great video.
Kris, It is a testament to your passion, work ethic, vision, and intelligence that I somehow enjoy watching a single channel showing everything from daub to plasma cutters. Highly unusual and welcomed. Please keep up the great work while I search for my own bit of land with similar resources to yours.
Very nice! In my experience small holes are really tough to get perfect. I've always undersized them and used a carbide burr to bring them to size. Really impressed at how that table works though.
I'm "XTREMEly" impressed by this cutting table and the family-run business that designs it, builds it, and sells it to discerning folks like you! Mom-and-Pop businesses are the heart of any modern economy and the XTREME family kicked it out of the park! Awesome! Can't wait to see you designing and building hydro plants for your customers. Love your channel!
I bet you're as excited as a kid with a key to the candy store. With all the progress you are bringing to fruition with the patience and planning of the whole youtube project. As we used to say in the coalmine, persistence & consistence gets the job done. To build someone else's empire is easy, all you have to do is join them on their bought and paid for program. To build one's own empire takes PCP, persistence-consistence-patience. Gratz mate, she's coming along quite nicely.
That moving plate was a scream here .... It's a thing of pre planing and well organizing to work such kind of machinery off grid, but I suppose it's much more satisfying compared to simply plugging all in and cut away. Great achievement! Thanks for sharing.
Hey Kris, i just watched the complete 53 episodes of Hydro.(Covid in the home right now) So awesome to see the progress and what a great project it is. Well done!
Wow, that's one awesome machine. The possibilities are endless. You are on your way to great projects. I can't wait to see what you are going to make. 👍👍👍🇨🇦
Kris; We took on a similar journey 30 years ago, acreage moved to from the city, cordwood cabin, straw bale home,:2 grown children, a vineyard and commercial winery later it is so fun to watch you get excited about your building processes and equipment! You far surpassed what I could have done. ( although I am now taking up iron work and welding for the first times) Thank you for rekindling my interest. Just planted spring mixes in the Greenhouse. You keep making! Congratulations on a hard journey day to day being well done!
Fantastic job with a fantastic machine that will make a Massive difference to your workflow. Looking forward to seeing you make full use of it Kris.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Having worked on CNC machining for years, the technology is mind blowing, I guarantee as your confidence in programming and set up grows you will amaze yourself in what you can produce and the speed which it can be made. Really nice to see you buying British and supporting a small business too.
Absolutely awesome Kris 👏🏻 That’s some workshop and when it’s finished it’ll be absolutely amazing 🤩 Rob was a great guy explaining how it all works easily and it shows in what you’ve just made 😂
You my friend have taken the phrase "working for myself" to a whole new meaning. You literally built everything from the ground up. I hope you continue your success, 🍻 cheers.
Nice. You are a great craftsman. And you know what is so cool about this? You're doing it, in a shop you made, on solar you installed....In a field. :D Spectacular.
Kris - you biscuit! What a lovely surprise to have a video on this fine morning - I was expecting them every two weeks. Congrats on living the dream - lets see what you do with it when you've had more than a week at it. Goodness gracious me.
Congratulations Kris on achieving this huge milestone dream! Fantastic to see, and thanks for sharing the process of going to Xtreme Plasma, getting some training and then some trial and error. Always love how you show us the bits that didn't work so well as well as what does end up working. Thank you!
I bought a 3D printer last year. I have learned a ton about the 3D printing process and it definitely is very rewarding when you design something on a computer and then build it from a computer and some plastic wire. Totally amazing technology. Same process as the plasma machine getting the G-Code downloaded. Very good tool for any shop. 👍👍
Kris, if you're going to have to worry about the power draw from the compressor killing the plasma you may be able to wire an output from the pressure switch on your compressor to an input on your CNC controller if it's got a spare. You can then tell mach 3 to pause/stop while your compressor is refilling and start when it kicks back off.
If you keep an eye out for a old gas tank you could convert it and link it to the compressor to store air. I did that when i was shot blasting it did a good job reducing the load on the compressor. If you still need more power build another windmill. We will enjoy watching you. Keep up the good work
Kris, that was really interesting. It’s terrific to see you putting your important new manufacturing equipment into the supremely well made, organic workshops. It’s very satisfying to see you start up your new hydroelectric business!
Kris, I mean to ask, how is Dot? She’s not appeared much in your past couple of productions. My guess is that she’s been very busy with her studies and things, maybe you could tell her that we’ve been asking after her.
I'm stone age man ,way beyond me but it interesting how it all started with some old tires and mud and wood...... good luck,with the continuing projects
Nicely done. As a long term CNC machinist I can tell you that a steady voltage is critical for a CNC to run properly. I'm not sure what you can do about that in your situation. I believe that you'll see much better results with new clean sheet metal as well. A place to store your metal that is dry will be critical to the better quality that your seeking. Good luck in your endeavors.
Great to see you getting the nice equipment to realize your dream. Love the company you purchased your Plasma Table from. Rob and his family produce a nice UK built unit.
Love that you finally got your shop togheter. Im probably gonna buy a hydro set up from you about 5 years from now. And i bin following you from the round house was a mud pit. I salute you!
Hi Kris, congrats with your new plasma cutter! Hydro parts will be produced in a flash now... :-) Looking forward seeing that.... A similar table is on my wish list too...
I bet you’re glad to not have to hacksaw and file every single component now! Great news Kris. Do you have any info on the systems you’re planning on selling, or ones that you’ve already done? I’m currently looking for a bit of land to do the lazy version of your life. I’m too old and injured to do all the building myself so looking at prefab buildings but will definitely be getting a hydro unit off you when the time comes. All the best
Just so impressed - thinking back to when you were in that little shed using your grinder and stick welder making little parts for your first micro hydro system, and now you're in a veritable cathedral for making precision components. You've done so much work and kept your vision clear. It's so inspiring.
I agree totally! I never thought when I first watched a bloke filling sandbags in the mud that I would now be watching plasma cutting in a crafted hobbit house running on water and sunlight!! Truly amazing and very inspiring.
I’m still thinking of him out in the middle of basically empty land, living out of a tent, with a chainsaw and basic tools doing the foundation of the round house… amazing to follow this journey with him. So glad he’s still bringing us along.
did Kris make a video explaining how he got planning permission?
@@Kampup Sure not. He has the same style like developers in our country. Build first, and only then apply for a permit, right Chris? :) Otherwise, I think the laser cutter is a bit too much. Even if it saves time.. Im disapointed from this vid.. Yep.
@@Kampup Wales has specific permissions
Kris, We have all been gifted the ability to follow you on your journey and enjoyed every moment but wow, now watching you really getting to this point in your journey and this new level of excitement is hard to contain. I am absolutely over the moon for you, congratulations!
You're right, I remember watching this guy cutting log boards for a house he hadn't even made yet using a chainsaw board cutter. Then laying down logs and rocks in what was literally the middle of a forest. Watching this now is like witnessing evolution and I love it. I feel like it's the start of a new chapter. And I cant help but wonder what's next in store!
did Kris make a video explaining how he got planning permission?
I get a vicarious sense of pride when I see home grown companies like Rob's putting so much care into their products. I'm glad people like them exist. I get that same sense from watching your videos as well. Thank you for this channel!
Absolutely brilliant. Finally a machine that is not from China but local to your own economy. I share your excitement and really look forward to your next videos for bot the workshop build and your hydroelectric business.
With dudes like this, the West will survive this winter.
Supporting UK companies,
renewable energy,
no BS.
Respect.
Might be made in the UK, but I bet there is Chinese built parts, the screen, electronics, etc.
Can totally see your brain working overtime during the CAD demo on what possibilities this offers. Champing at the bit to start creating.
Yeah, Rob was talking too slowly, haha. :)
I was just telling my 16 year old son how you will build some very high quality equipment. I have no doubt in my mind that whatever you make will be top quality world standards. I can not wait to see what you come up with. So excited for you.
A nice bit of kit and good to see machinery being manufactured in the UK.
The hardest, smartest and most talented working man on RUclips! you deserve this and more! Can't wait to see you achieve the rest of your dreams, watching this was a great birthday gift to myself lol thanks Kris your the man!
Totally agree.
Congratulations Kris, I’m
So excited to see you manufacturing your products!
A dream come true indeed. Wow.
Well done Kris!! it's a real milestone, let the fun begin!!!
That is very cool. I can't wait to see your first hydroelectric system up and running. Thanks, Kris. 👍🙂
Awesome, locally made precision tools. I know you spent extra as a result (or at least it's likely), but you know the quality will be higher and the support you get will be much better, too. God bless all.
Wow! So happy you were able to get the table locally made!!!! So much better for your business. Things will take a bit to get to YOUR caliber but once it is dialed in you are golden. 👍 So happy another step forward. Your work is paying off. 🙏🙋
Kris I have watched your journey in building your home ,work shop ,hydro power plant , solar power and now your new project building and selling your hydroelectric design
It’s all simply BRILLIANT
Thank You fer posting
✌️
This machine is one of the greater achievement in recent history!
That plasma machine is amazing. I thought it did a good job cutting out the disc. So happy for you Kris! It is going to be fun watching you use that machine in your video's!
Still here, still watching, great to see the smile on your face at the end. It's been a long time since you were spending nights in a cold tent with a vision many people doubted. Not you, even though there have been tough times you have decided too shine 💎 and shine you have. The page has turned and a new chapter has began and I wish you all the best. Next video please 🙏🙏
Love that it's all local and family owed.... Once you build your parts library up, you'll be churning out all your parts in no time. Congratulations!
Really impressive! I like the juxtaposition of this really sophisticated piece of equipment in your workshop built with naturally materials.
Gonna need a bigger air storage tank or a second one the size you have for when you are using the plasma table. I have seen several freinfds that use them put a second tank they can isolate for use when table is being used right next to table. When using the cutter they turn both tanks open and let them fill....Looking forward to watching the builds!
Yeah that’s the plan mate 👍
A lot of shops that use those 60 to 80 gallon compressors will do double tanks. The only thing that this does is make the compressor run twice as long and have longer time between runs. This gives the user more time before the compressor kicks on. Also helps with high demand tools. Most large shops switch to a rotary screw compressors because they can deliver the required amount of air non stop with out ever losing a drop of air. They do have tank and tank less versions.
And a check valve or two.
@@KrisHarbour I used an old 200 gal. propane tank for a reserve air tank, so now instead of 20 gal's of air, I have 220 and it's been working for over 20 years..
@@kameljoe21 big problem though with rotary conpressors is the maintenance and that you need to fit the amount of air used to the compressor or the other way around. An underused rotary compressor can die within a year
Happy for you Kris!!! There’s nothing like having a new tool that works beyond your expectations. Enjoy your videos! In fact I was inspired by the doors you made with the trees. Made one myself.
Your excitement today makes all that hard work on the shop fade into the background. Happy learning days ahead. Well deserved. 👍👍
As someone who lives in the middle of nowhere virtually alone, I am happy to see that you are still with your girl. You should talk about her more and include her in your videos. Happy for you friend! I hope you both have decades of happiness together.
Oh and great video as usual!! I always learn much and gain much inspiration. 😊
Way to go! Buy local, looking forward to more hydro video’s. Thanks for sharing this with us. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Me too. My wife and I live off grid as well. We need to be able to do hydro in the winter months. I hope by this time next year I have a hydro system in place.
Epic bit of kit, looks like meccano for adults but definitely does the job. Can't wait to see what you make next kris!
Congratulations! You are on of the few who follow their dream and see it come true!
Your open honesty is priceless! " I haven't a clue what I'm doing" says the guys that builds everything himself. The progress is brilliant.
Your ability to do literally anything and everything is simply amazing.
Fantastic Table and brilliant service from Rob and the team. I've had mine for a few years now and it's the best investment I've ever made for the shop.
I love this ❤
I've watched from way back when you were building your round house to now and seeing all your ideas become realities has been a pleasure to watch. I love seeing you put your hard earned youtube earnings into buying better tools and machinery bettering your workshop - and in turn providing us viewers with even more content to watch.
You should be really proud of how far you've come Kris - obviously with the help of Dot too 🥰
If ever there's a Zombie Apocalypse we all need to find a Kris 🤣
Ps That guy from Extreme was so nice and what a great plug for his business too 👏🏻
I live down the road from extreme plasma so good to see a local company getting a mention and I now know what I,d sound like on RUclips that good old glawster accent priceless great vid as always I am so excited to see the workshop coming to fruition
My man!! So friggin proud of you Kris! I've been watching for years and to see it all coming together. Really happy for you!
Congratulations Kris, on this milestone in your journey, you have worked very hard to get to this point. You will do well with your business adventure.
As always it's great to see your dreams coming true and being productive to boot. Very nice table and reasonably priced. I'll miss your building projects but I have a mall machine shop too so it will be fun to watch your shop creations. Thanks.
Excellent Kris, looks like you'll be fully operational in no time! Great to see all of your hard work coming to fruition.
Top marks for supporting British manufacturing!
Always nice to be able to buy local. That's a really nice CNC machine. When you get the proper tools they may cost a bit but when you compare that to how much time it's going to save you in the life of that system, it's a no brainer. Totally worth the cost. Great video.
Kris, It is a testament to your passion, work ethic, vision, and intelligence that I somehow enjoy watching a single channel showing everything from daub to plasma cutters. Highly unusual and welcomed. Please keep up the great work while I search for my own bit of land with similar resources to yours.
Very nice! In my experience small holes are really tough to get perfect. I've always undersized them and used a carbide burr to bring them to size. Really impressed at how that table works though.
Or use a step drill bit afterwards, works best
I'm "XTREMEly" impressed by this cutting table and the family-run business that designs it, builds it, and sells it to discerning folks like you! Mom-and-Pop businesses are the heart of any modern economy and the XTREME family kicked it out of the park! Awesome!
Can't wait to see you designing and building hydro plants for your customers.
Love your channel!
So stoked for you that your dream workshop toos have become a reality - through your hard work and perseverance
I am wonderfully happy for you and locally sourced materials to boot! Your micro hydros will be a big splash for the industry we now call off grid....
Felt genuine excitement while watching this video, so amazing to see this all come together. Cannot wait to see what’s coming, keep it up Kris!
I know it's over a year old but ...
Congratulations on a mile stone with your hydro electric business!
Made in Great Britain was stamped on all quality machine tools when I was a kid, its nice to see it back again.
I love your journey. But is bitter sweet. You are so clever. You turn your hand to anything. I am 63 and wish I had your Knowledge. Deep respect.
Congratulations Chris!
The possibilities you have now.
Must be a great feeling.
I bet you're as excited as a kid with a key to the candy store. With all the progress you are bringing to fruition with the patience and planning of the whole youtube project. As we used to say in the coalmine, persistence & consistence gets the job done. To build someone else's empire is easy, all you have to do is join them on their bought and paid for program. To build one's own empire takes PCP, persistence-consistence-patience. Gratz mate, she's coming along quite nicely.
Excellent machine, id love one in my workshop
Think you’ll need more solar panels now with all these electrical tools
That moving plate was a scream here .... It's a thing of pre planing and well organizing to work such kind of machinery off grid, but I suppose it's much more satisfying compared to simply plugging all in and cut away. Great achievement! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for posting and sharing. Really great to see the new plasma table, and the runner you cut out with it.
Hey Kris, i just watched the complete 53 episodes of Hydro.(Covid in the home right now) So awesome to see the progress and what a great project it is. Well done!
Glad to see you so happy. Impressive machine. 💖🐱👤
From a square with a hole in the centre to the "sawblade" is quite a first leap forwards . Well done 👍
Wow, that's one awesome machine. The possibilities are endless.
You are on your way to great projects. I can't wait to see what you are going to make.
👍👍👍🇨🇦
Kris; We took on a similar journey 30 years ago, acreage moved to from the city, cordwood cabin, straw bale home,:2 grown children, a vineyard and commercial winery later it is so fun to watch you get excited about your building processes and equipment! You far surpassed what I could have done. ( although I am now taking up iron work and welding for the first times) Thank you for rekindling my interest. Just planted spring mixes in the Greenhouse. You keep making! Congratulations on a hard journey day to day being well done!
Congratulations on your new table. Brilliant. You deserve it Chris.
Congratulations on another part of your dream coming around, all down solely to your drive and hard work 👍
Fantastic job with a fantastic machine that will make a Massive difference to your workflow.
Looking forward to seeing you make full use of it Kris.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Ausum! Thank you, Kris for showing and explaining, your new plasma cutter and table.
A dream come , true! Right, on!😀👍.
Having worked on CNC machining for years, the technology is mind blowing, I guarantee as your confidence in programming and set up grows you will amaze yourself in what you can produce and the speed which it can be made. Really nice to see you buying British and supporting a small business too.
Very nice table Kris. With your compressor problem you could put a timed stop after a usage of CF of air. Or a extra air storage tank.
Kris, Great Video. I love the variety. You always have something interesting to share. I love everything you do.
nice tool. It pleases me to see a company like Extreme doing business in the UK. Good job all.
Absolutely awesome Kris 👏🏻 That’s some workshop and when it’s finished it’ll be absolutely amazing 🤩 Rob was a great guy explaining how it all works easily and it shows in what you’ve just made 😂
Very impressed, this should be a game changer for production. Looks really fun to operate. 💚💚👍👍. Looks really Great in the workshop Kris.
You my friend have taken the phrase "working for myself" to a whole new meaning.
You literally built everything from the ground up.
I hope you continue your success, 🍻 cheers.
Congratulations, looking forward to seeing you get the most from it :)
Nice. You are a great craftsman. And you know what is so cool about this? You're doing it, in a shop you made, on solar you installed....In a field. :D Spectacular.
I love when people from those small companies and private businesses agree to these kind of videos. Good way to promote themselves imo.
Kris - you biscuit! What a lovely surprise to have a video on this fine morning - I was expecting them every two weeks. Congrats on living the dream - lets see what you do with it when you've had more than a week at it. Goodness gracious me.
Congratulations Kris on achieving this huge milestone dream!
Fantastic to see, and thanks for sharing the process of going to Xtreme Plasma, getting some training and then some trial and error. Always love how you show us the bits that didn't work so well as well as what does end up working. Thank you!
what a stunning bit of kit. Well done Kris.
I bought a 3D printer last year. I have learned a ton about the 3D printing process and it definitely is very rewarding when you design something on a computer and then build it from a computer and some plastic wire. Totally amazing technology. Same process as the plasma machine getting the G-Code downloaded. Very good tool for any shop. 👍👍
Kris, if you're going to have to worry about the power draw from the compressor killing the plasma you may be able to wire an output from the pressure switch on your compressor to an input on your CNC controller if it's got a spare. You can then tell mach 3 to pause/stop while your compressor is refilling and start when it kicks back off.
Congratulations! You’re just amazing with what you do, but more importantly, the way you dream🐝🤗❤️
Kris - so good to see this machine in your workshop. Now you will really be able to get to grips with your design and production.
Awesome Kris...you sure deserve all you've worked for!
Way to go Kris....you never cease to amaze me👏👏👏
One word Kris: CONGRATULATIONS!
If you keep an eye out for a old gas tank you could convert it and link it to the compressor to store air. I did that when i was shot blasting it did a good job reducing the load on the compressor. If you still need more power build another windmill. We will enjoy watching you. Keep up the good work
Kris, that was really interesting. It’s terrific to see you putting your important new manufacturing equipment into the supremely well made, organic workshops. It’s very satisfying to see you start up your new hydroelectric business!
Kris, I mean to ask, how is Dot? She’s not appeared much in your past couple of productions. My guess is that she’s been very busy with her studies and things, maybe you could tell her that we’ve been asking after her.
Hats off to Steve, if only we had more people like him in the UK.
Clever ,simple .
Hats off
Brill
I'm stone age man ,way beyond me but it interesting how it all started with some old tires and mud and wood...... good luck,with the continuing projects
How exciting! Fantastic to see your shop getting fully equipped with the right tools!
Congratulations dude! looking forward to seeing you make some more awesome stuff!
Congrats on your new plasma table... Your set up now... Good luck
Nicely done. As a long term CNC machinist I can tell you that a steady voltage is critical for a CNC to run properly. I'm not sure what you can do about that in your situation. I believe that you'll see much better results with new clean sheet metal as well. A place to store your metal that is dry will be critical to the better quality that your seeking. Good luck in your endeavors.
Great to see you getting the nice equipment to realize your dream. Love the company you purchased your Plasma Table from. Rob and his family produce a nice UK built unit.
Love that you finally got your shop togheter. Im probably gonna buy a hydro set up from you about 5 years from now. And i bin following you from the round house was a mud pit. I salute you!
Hi Kris, congrats with your new plasma cutter! Hydro parts will be produced in a flash now... :-) Looking forward seeing that.... A similar table is on my wish list too...
Great videos. Have enjoyed. From my off-grid homestead in The Payette National Forest. Semper Fi. Just starting in micro hydro and have learned a lot.
Congratulations on your new purchase. Enjoy it!
I bet you’re glad to not have to hacksaw and file every single component now! Great news Kris. Do you have any info on the systems you’re planning on selling, or ones that you’ve already done? I’m currently looking for a bit of land to do the lazy version of your life. I’m too old and injured to do all the building myself so looking at prefab buildings but will definitely be getting a hydro unit off you when the time comes. All the best
I just wish I had it when I built the post knocker and band saw. I spent weeks cutting out with a grinder
Hacksaw? Cheating! - He should be using a cutting device constructed from string and badger's teeth (cat-gut string I mean).
@@GaryAppledale in Scotland we just ask you only guy in the country that’s got any teeth left to chew stuff into shape
@@okiwatashi2349 ha ha ha!
@@KrisHarbour if you didnt learn the hard way you would never appreciate the easy way!
Morning from Siesta Key Florida
Good for you living out your Dream. Nicely Done.
Congratulations Kris! Well done!
So glad to see you happy! I wish that Co was in the USA! Maybe someday! Looks fun!
Kris, that's an awesome machine. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍😺🤗🐺🇺🇸
Wow!! You're absolutely amazing. Thank you for always sharing 😊