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So do I. You’d think we’d have come up with something better than the mess that is the awful grease gun we are all cursed to live with.

You’re becoming a master with this line boring tool literally overnight. I noticed you’ve left that bit of the tool you were going to cut down alone did you change your mind ? Or just haven’t got around to it.

So, Olly do you have girlfriend, or wife, or friend who might know what she’s / he’s doing with a GoPro? I just thought you’d probably have a whole lot more time for your construction projects if you could actually sleep at night rather than the editing you have to be doing at night.

Nice job how what length is the draw bar sticking out the front

Two at the same time? Not that strange, one farmer talks to another and “badaboom”’, you have two to do. Chances are good your to cheap buddy you might want to ask. This new mill company should have some recommendations for what insert cuts what the best. Your homework is definitely interesting. Time to do more homework. Alistair123 reads every night. I always wondered why all of CEE’s inserts are screwed on. You just explained it

Before anything else get a paint brush or some kind of brush to clear out all that floc. That stuff will destroy your accuracy along with your tools. That chatter is run out from extending the drive further than you should be. That’s something you need to watch for using your mill. It’s a big deal with lathe work as well. Keep your tools as short as you possibly can. It could already be hurting your mill

Deep weld crack? Isaac from ICWeld has a perfect line for it, “ it’s ok, it means just more welding!”. Olly, that butchered hole is what we call a “mess” over here in the states, I noticed you searching for words. That “weld mess” you cleaned up earlier in the show ? We call that a “pile of shit”. Awful inconsiderate of those clowns to not send both RH and LH bits for your mill work. I’d 😊 send them a letter.

I think the best part of all this is you can tell he truly loves the adventure of what he’s doing. If he has a boss he answers too that guy is incredibly blessed with this young man.

Did I hear snaggy bits? I hate those snaggy bits. Yunno, doubt Kurtis would’ve put this gear back on this tool. He might’ve repaired the gear, maybe. But in all honesty he’d probably try to replace it with original equipment if he could find it, or had it rebuilt by a gear vendor local to Australia. But that wasn’t even a thought for Olly, just flip it and use the good side, that’ll fix this business.

lol, I always thought you were called Matt!! And it’s only just dawned on me that was because there was a music shop I used to go to in London called Matt Snowballs!!! Any relation? Thank you for clearing up Olley!!!

I join in the compliments for professionalism and competence. I would like to ask you if it would be possible to take a tour of the farm, because I see a lot of equipment. I am curious😀

Brilliant

Oliver, you're doing good protecting yourself! My Family owned a small construction company back in the 70/80's and my father was not to be bothered with this "Nonsense"... As He retired, the Grandkids did´nt want to have anything to do with him, as well as most people around him,bc he was always "yelling and shouting "(said the kids). and that made him very salty about them. But the truth was: he had a severe hearing loss and was too stubborn even then to wear an earpiece. He also slipped and cut his thumb off, bc of no correct saw blade protection or non-slippery shoes.. True Story! Its your life, and you want to enjoy it when getting older as well.I am 57 now. And guess what: I am a Carpenter with excellent hearing and ALL of my fingers as well...😉

Oliver: "There is only so much tidying up you can do ... before you start losing the will to live..." Also: "That can be a problem for future me... like Tomorrow.." 😂😂

Good to your dad working with you but a shame we didn't hear the discussions, I think this may have been your best video so far Oliver. Part two please.

I wouldn’t wanna piss snowball off! People can disappear on farms!!! And with machinery like this 😂

well done

It’s a good job you are wearing that air filter helmet, those shipyard welders during the war should have had something like that.

Well done sir.

Good job love your vids

Again Olly you have -0- reason to justify why you are doing what you’re doing. We’re here because it’s fascinating to watch your achievements. You’re a short-sleeved engineer on a farm, probably grossly under-paid for the miracles you create with the tools you’re provided. Your common sense approach towards fixing problems is so old school your videos could/ should be used in college courses.

Well done Oliver.

Finished watching your videos for the second time. Im certain now that your channel , CEE , DRAIN ADDICT , A few acres farm , and a few others are the only thing you tube has to offer the rest is absolute garbage.

Good Job & Video again! Where are the chicken safety Inspectors?? They are eggstremely missed🤓🥳

Why is this stuff so interesting?? I like watching you open up Machinery or change the original spec to something that can deal with what it's actually used for. Improvement and the why and how is like a life tutoring in engineering. I wish I had a calm Tutor like him to learn from.Even showing all the shit that goes wrong...bc that's life & totally normal. Thumbs *UP* Oliver!!😎👍💪

Good choice of machine. As you go through the tools throw out the ones that need to be fixed or fix them now so you’ll have the ones you’ll need. You will grow into its capabilities son. Better is always good enough. Make sure the bed is truly leveled in all directions! The accuracy of that floor is subject when a shop is blessed with this kind of tool. With that speed issue . I would suspect your power consumption. I’d think this is worth a good cleaning.

Beware of those two chickens! I watched the movie "Venom-there will be Carnage" yesterday and them were def. living in the Heros apartment!😬🐓🐓😂

Awesome job AND cool LOGO! Thx for showing!

that Jasic welder works good

Another nice job matey. Cheers

Proper repair on that. Much better than factory. Well impressed with how you fixed that!

I cant believe sum have commented on the music...WOW. Nicely done job mate. Did look near impossible but well done. What size did you finish the bush bore? Any alllowance for crush ? Cheers

Surprising that that box section does not slide in the bracket but is just welded on top. I understand you have no choice but to reproduce what's there

You and Isaac from ICWeld are on a different level. I’m amazed.

Olly, none of us would look to see where the seams might be on this. None of us would know what this rack was supposed to be or do in the first place. That’s why we watch you son, you’re a flippen genous!

Where’s that lazar rust removal cleaner you were talking to us about. You need that badly in England. Rust is a way of life over there.

I feel like the cracking wasn’t so much from the 30,000 pounds of liquid manure, but more from the scuffing of the treaded tires when turning. Perhaps a un-treaded tire would allow the chassis to slide rather than induce stress into the suspension.. just a thought..

Great work and ignore the comments from the peanut gallery on balancing this crankshaft, it is a hay bailer running at maybe a couple of hundred RPM and in contact with a variable load, not an F1 engine turning at 20,000 rpm for 30 minutes.

I need a lance vut theyre 1200 bucks! If you stood on something it would be easier to hammer

New to your channel im bloody amazed at what you can make ive sat and watched loads of your videos now i takes me hat off to you sir keep up your outstanding work 👏

Olly your run out is not true. Look at the stands your bearings are mounted to.

Well, that was a fairly successful 1st test I guess. I’ve never seen Kurtis I’ll that much steel out of his line borer at one time, but he’s doing much bigger things. This will be a learning thing Olly, hit a few trade shows and see what else is out there. Take note of what you’re doing that seems like a stupid step and see if someone has a better idea. Grub screws in general seem “fiddly” to me. You need shorter grub screws to stay inside your bar diameter. Design decent storage for this tool. It’s worthless if it’s not kept complete and cared for. Build yourself some toe clamps for that mill.

Man... this was a very interesting job to watch! Thanks for showing and sharing what and why you do it that way!

May I ask: How do you deal with such customers? I mean If you have no video proof and they dont want to pay what it is needed done ? (sorry this ain't my native Language, idk how to say it better). I found it difficult. And I stopped such jobs bc of that. made enough money, but the constant "Make it cheap but ok "was stressing me out af. At the end this happens: No one askes if the Customer wanted it especially THIS (CHEAP) way,- it all comes down to: "look, this is this Carpenters work, and it aint good"! I hated that. So now I do what I want and sell to everybody that likes my stuff and pays the price. No repairjobs any more. You have my Respect, Mate!

My thoroughly enjoyed the content of this video this week. What a craftsman chalk quality work. Thank you for sharing this with us. I personally think one of your best to date. 😊

Brilliantnt! I’d keep that magnet around for pulling your products off the table. I worry for your back on some of this stuff. That bucket should be sandblasted before you paint it, but… that’s just me.

You might look into a lens for your camera that will allow us to watch you gouging and welding with lens flare.

Think You need a sandblaster to clean things up.

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