WE'RE MEGA BUSY &

Episode 4 of our bi-weekly video.
Bringing you insights and projects from our family owned and run Engineering business.
This episode is ALL ABOUT THE DETAILS !! get a brew and put your feet up
In this episode we show you a lot of the details of how we have designed and built our mini deck screens, bucket repairs for us are about 100 a year so we focus on two of those this episode too.
Gavin carries out more site visits to measure up for confirmed jobs and to bid for some new ones…..how does that pan out ?
The all important honest feedback from Chris at EveryTrade about his Raptor 20/14 MT…..will it be brutal ???
Another chance to win a Spitfire goodie bag in the episode too - check out the mini screen section.
Hang on in there for the out takes too.
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[@cheechU38K]

Wonderful video Gavin 🎉 really nice to see appreciation on your team and Marty excitement made my day 🤩
Exactly what RUclips should give its viewers 👌🏼

[@spitfireengineering]

Thanks for the lovely comments. We are only ever a success if our team are 💫. Marty is a superstar.

[@RichardDowd]

Great video Gavin.
Brill to see British manufacturing kicking ass! 🎉

[@spitfireengineering]

Thanks Richard ! We try to promote great British Engineering and business we work with too. Subscribe if you haven’t already 💫

[@philiptaylor5982]

Really interesting seeing the different parts of the business
Id say 14 days for build time

[@spitfireengineering]

Thanks for watching. We’re trying to make it varied what we show so thank you.

[@DJProjectss]

Top top episode team spitfire 👊 looking forward to the next one
Guess on the screen build 10 days 😊

[@spitfireengineering]

Cheers Dave. Trying to keep it interesting 🤗. Good guess !!

[@davidmorgan1384]

Really interesting to see all the different fabrications you do and repairs on buckets , good content , very interesting looking forward to your next episode .

[@Professional-struggler]

I think it takes about 3 weeks to make one! Nice to see the young ones in the team mate 👌

[@spitfireengineering]

Cheers Chris ! I’ll let you know if your close with the guess 🤓

[@boatingmanchester]

23 working days t complete

[@spitfireengineering]

Thanks for watching this episode. Good guess

[@cathaly6fallon576]

3 week 2 days

[@spitfireengineering]

Thanks for watching. That’s a very specific guess !

[@ryansenior6445]

6 weeks

[@spitfireengineering]

Cheers for watching Ryan ! Not a bad guess

[@martinfaulkner2546]

10 days in man hours excluding watching paint dry. 😂

[@spitfireengineering]

Thanks for watching - good guess. I’m saying nothing about watching paint dry 🤣

[@alexandergray9815]

18 working days to complete 😂🎉 loving the bucket work as well. loving the Arc-Air gouging.

[@spitfireengineering]

Good guess - find out next episode how close you are to the Arc gauging is so noisy in real life.

[@jon99t]

about 19 days

[@spitfireengineering]

Thanks for watching, we’ll let you know in the next episode if you’re correct.

[@trevormegson7583]

Cheers Gavin. It was good to see the way your products are built and why. And between yourself and Baz @ WelderFabber, I've learnt quite a bit about buckets too.

[@spitfireengineering]

Thanks Trevor ! I’m glad you’re enjoying what we do. Thanks for subscribing 💫