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your tired of people trying to give you their junk you have to uninstall from their house yet?

What you need is a Sterling engine, it used to be possible to buy a gas boiler that combined with a Stirling engine would generate 1kW of power from the hot flue gas 😊 Or just build a steam engine, be careful though, steam can and will go boom😂

A really cool look into vintage tools as well as culture :)

Way to go!! How long do you think the whole process will take?. And while doing it you are filming it. So time consuming!! Best of luck for you! Love your vids. Your spanish mate

How powerful are these motors by themselves?

im gonna make this to ventilate my garage

Very nice work sir. Handy machine.

Electro culture gardening

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Very cool!

YES !!! Keep making vids theres got to be tons of poor folk out there with old ass welders...and if information is well handy- they/we just might use it to upgrade our "vintage stuff". I get that price of new (especially stick) welders is pretty dang low, around 70 bucks i think, what is argument for NOT pytting info out??

Man!!! Ive been eyeing my vintage stick welder for the same purpose! However my knowledge of electronic circuits is pretty slim...so on behalf of ignoramuses like me THANKS!

Keep up the good work Rolf. I enjoy your videos very much. It’s a learn a thon for me!😊

Always such nice content !!

10:01 Oh. I have this drill stand at home. Thanks to you now i know what it is.

I assume you are in Germany, and as such, the average winter temperatures are around 4.1°C. What if you modified your stovepipe design to incorporate a "through wall" heat sink to the outside environment for the cold side of the peltier while extending the hot side of the peltier's heat sink into the gas stream of the stovepipe, this should provide a greater temperature differential increasing the thermoelectric generators efficiency. I understand this may not be practical as you would have to cut hole in the wall, however you would be using the "free" cooling of the naturally chilly German winters for your benefit. The trick would be where to place the hot side in the gas stream so as to not get too hot and damage the TEC.

Its a pleasure to watch you make good tools out of another mans scrap. Keep up,the good work.

RIP that EG

What a great project. Not only the CNC plasma table but upgrading the workshop. I aspire to have a CNC plasma table of my own one day

Neddel Scler

Bravo goed gedaan 👍👍

Die arme Gehweg-Beton-Platte!

Amazing work man! I sent you a donation via paypal because I really wanna see how these tables turn out!

Congratulations on the new equipment you've been able to build. Big steps forward to be certain! And yes, a metal saw will likely be an improvement to your life. Good sized band saw, with a coolant feed, should serve you well.

My goodness, you do great work.

Tobacco leaves drives rat away

Get a cat and keep it a little hungry all the time, than you will not have any rodent problems again.

Great video as always. Really enjoyed the new build project and looking forward to future episodes. Thanks for making the content available.

I got a Solution A ultrasonic speaker device under the hood is there for mouse is a Sound that only Mouse can hear it should annoy the heck out of them it should keep them away from the car

Wow! Your shop is really going to have advanced capabilities!

dam ! this plasma cutter cuts ! ;)

Ive followed you for ages as a pentioner im afraid i cant help financialy however if you are in the bordeaux area i can provide a place to sleep and a garage for you to hunt through for oll engineering bits and bobs

Repurposed is the way forwards from the past.

Henry are great shop vacs 👍

Loved the post credits content...

TPIA Heavy Industries, great!!!

I feel strangely comforted by the doom and gloom in your intros. Not sure I can explain why. Perhaps its the comfort of realizing that I'm not alone with these thoughts.

Brilliant project, thanks for sharing. Cant wait for the next one!

I've not even fully watched your video yet but a hydrovane air compressor would be great for you. We had one in our workshop and it was great. So much power and volume. Love the channel !

Nice Job on the builds so far ! I love using 360 !

Faaaak mate, you got that shit locked down!! I hardly ever take the time to write something after watching a video but you more than deserve a big compliment. Love the way you work, explain and entertain. Big hug and lots of love from the Hollands ;P

ScrapArt made out of things of the scrapyard.

25:00 picked up an Ave impression

I had this idea a while back and thought what if I attach them to the pipe outside. That way it won't be to hot and the cold air from outside would cool them better. Try that maybe. Thanks for saving me the trouble.

Time to DIY a lazer-rust remover? You know, those €15k+ ones that remove paint, rust and such?

Great project, keep them coming!

I absolutely love your channel and am so excited to see these two tables completed.

👍👍👍👍

This is awesome. I envy of your skills, and perseverance.

@TPAI You should use a PC AIO watercooling block. It's already very efficient and low power, and all self contained.