What's Happening On 1/7/2023
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- I am so looking forward to 2023 and all the new projects I have instore, even the ones I know nothing about yet. Today we start with just a few shares then I show the start of the first repairs on Pearl, the power control handles, cleaned up and why there was failure's or was there? The evidence shown proved even the person doing the past repairs had little faith in his own work.
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You should consider doing this kind of work for a living Keith, your getting pretty good at it!
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Keith I really am enjoying you taking us on the restoration of your lathe. I liked the CSI you did on the handles and the repair. It will be interesting to see you make new ones. Thank you for taking us along with you in the process of the rebuild of Pearl.
I wish all CZcams videos started that way. Excellent job!
Sunday morning humor Keith !!
To see what someone else is doing and why is very puzzling. Watching the expert is amazing. Thank you, John
Filling, flareing and smoothing; letting the heat and colour be your guide. Can't think of a more enjoyable time with a torch in hand. Thanks for the look!
A great video - I think they are getting better. I just love to see these repairs done right. Repairs that so many people (myself included) do badly. Nice mention of Mr Crispin 🙂
Keith, I watch 'em all. Amazing, professional craftsmanship. Being a nerd, can you, maybe in a future brazing video, explain how you choose torch tips, brazing/welding rod/wire, gases/mixtures? Thank you for your work.
Happy new year Keith and thanks for the shout out.
Another great video. I know that this is filmed at 1 X speed, yet I saw Keith's hands and torch zooming along at 2X speed! Then I see Keith doing a happy dance at the end. Wonderful work.
Perhaps an idea for a tool box giveaway might be to allow instructors who are teaching machine shop classes to nominate their top students for the giveaway. Most young people just starting out don't have much money for tool purchases and those who are the best students in classes most likely have the greatest interest in the field.
You know what would be neat? Take a riff off the idea of having instructors nominate someone, and see if you could team up with Mike Rowe and his scholarship program to find good candidates for your generosity. His work to encourage more interest in the trades dovetails with this nicely and would be great exposure.
Hi Keith and Lisa 😊 happy new year to you both, thanks for another interesting video mate, nice bit of brazing on the handles, the next part will be something new to me, 3d powder printing, and sintering, I look forward to that, thanks for the video mate, stay safe, best wishe's to you and Lisa, Stuart UK.
Awesome as Always... Happy New Year from the Uk...
Handles turned out beautiful Keith! EGAD the welding on the big handle done by 💩? The weld on the small handle must have been done [also by Mr 💩] with mild steel stick rod like E6013, based on all the pin holes lol. Looking forward to the 3D scans.
Happy New Year Keith!
Thanks for the good laugh over that cut and welded handle… I can’t say that idea would have ever crossed my mind 😂
Some people are on a whole different level that’s for sure.
All the best to you in 2023!
Mr Crispin is a good guy! Awesome content. I'm still mad that he won't let me have the model that modeled his bikini merch. 😂That said, Happy New Year to you too, Keith. All the best for the year to come.
Thanks Keith. I always enjoy and learn from your repair videos. Keep up the good work.
Excellent!!!
I wish you and your family a Happy New Year. Greetings from germany.
Enjoyed the video Keith! I have to braze some old cast. Seeing the process will definitely help the learning curve. Thanks
Awesome! Looking forward to the trip to Mechanics machine works !
happy new year keith. my take on the funky handle repair is they did it on the machine rather than take the machine apart. hence the reason for welding . machine down time was probably more important than esthetics. can't wait to see this metal printing project in action. i know this process has been going on for some time in high end shops jay leno for example. but to see become viable in a small job shop will be a game changer.
Don't forget the rebuild of the square holes too.
Astoundingly sublime. Wonderful.
Happy New Year Keith. 😘
A cheerful Keith enters this New Year with optimism! A privilege to witness. Getter done every day, my friend.
Whith out exaggeration, you're master teacher!
I hope to write correctly. 😄😄😄
Greetings from Greece.
They could have cut the pan out, ref handle abomination mod.
Great work as always Keith.
Thanks for sharing
cant beat that setup table for that kind of work, ive had trouble brazing with a propane cutting torch, and guess i had the wrong type of flux
Hi Keith, would you mind telling us your favourite videos? Your mention of the engine block one made me go back and re-add it to my watch queue
happy new year hope the coming year sees you happy and healthy
so kool about Mr Crispin, I have been following him ever since he was awarded that toolbox....great guy...and so are you, cheers from Florida, Paul
Morning coffee ☕️ watching your vid Happy New Year Kieth 🎉🎉
I like your idea for the toolbox giveaway nomination. I will be more than happy to participate in it again.
Great job Keith!
It looks like "Bubba" did those handle repairs!
Smooth them part up with a grinder and some sandpaper and paint them nobody will know that they were broken.
Please do the road trip video that would be a great segment
Just wondered if you have ever Tig brazed cast iron with silica bronze rod, I brazed a crack in a cast iron gear and was impressed with it
I was told that while brazing cast, sometimes a black oxide will form, preventing the brass from wetting the iron.
the solution is to vigorously scrub the area with a wire brush with flux and with intermit heat.
Now this is such a simple idea..... Thanks!!!!!!
Reading the comments paid off today!....lol
If you get your cast to hot while preheating the brass will not thin out and stick either
Actually it was only 5 minutes and 13 seconds. Nice repair!, Happy New Year, Keith!
This reminds me of fillet brazing on a bike frame in 1982
Happy New Year Keith!
i am sorry Keith, I know that you know welding BUT, you can not call that bird SH=T welding. I am not the best but I would never claim anything that looks like that. Love your videos Keith, I hope you are around for a long time To continue making them.
NICE KEITH
Hi Keith, I have watched all your videos over the years. Did you notice your habit while concentrating on brazing when you edited this video? Stefan
Ok, can't wait for the finally. :o)
I'd like to know what song was going in Keith's head while he was brazing. :)
Man, that 4 pc pin vice set is friggin awesome ! Check it out before you give it away
some people don't want to be on video, but might probably could use the tools. Just something to consider. Maybe some videos could be taken of their shop I dunno
I noticed when you were brazing, you appeared to be moving your mouth like you were counting or something. What were you saying?
I've noticed the same in other videos, I suspect he has an everlasting piece of gum that he chews😉😁
Ever use silicon bronze rod? I just ran out of my low fuming bronze and figured I would use my bare tig silicon bronze. With flux of course. It has 1% zinc and 3 or 4% silicon vs. 40% zinc like the low fuming bronze. So its stronger but less ductile. Seems to be working for all my cast iron repairs so far.
Food for thought....
Much harder to work. I have in the past used it, but found it not as close of match to wearing surfaces. If it works for you on your project then it is the right material.
@@KeithFenner Can you elaborate how it was harder to work? I found it doesn't flow as readily vs. the low fuming. Just looking to compare notes. Thanks
silicon bronze is my go to tig rod and used on many other than brazing projects, it has a higher liquid tempature when working than general brazing rod.
Hello Keith happy new year, I always like to watch your videos after a hard days work, I'm guaranteed to laugh with you ,specially one of the videos call the bouquet of bullshit I was laughing for days people around me asking why was was I laughing all the time I told him you have to watch this video so I gave them the link to your video. And by the looks of this one it looks like the person who did the welding had one eye that didn't give a damn about the other one
You can fix a handle but you can't fix stupid.
The first handle you show looks like there is a crack at the side of the taper pin hole holding the square collar.
Pretty cool idea !
Hi Keith, do you use the normal oxy welding goggles for brazing? I've been looking for something a bit lighter for brazing but they only seem to have the very dark green ones used for welding.
I found the ones I use, I think #8's slip over my regular glasses at one of the gas suppliers about 20 years ago.
Do you have a 3D Metal printer? Sintering is a whole different process having nothing to do with 3D metal printing, so, if so, disregard the rest of this comment. They are CNC controlled lazer machines, unless they are using electron beams to do it now also. Last I heard they are super costly - unless mass production has come into play and they are now within reach for those of us without a large contract ahead of time. I have heard from a die maker that bar stock made from powdered metal is the strongest he's ever used, (not sintered) but I've seen no destructive test results, or asme evaluations on it. electron beam welders and metal 3D printers work in vacuum tight enclosures. The last time I looked, these machines are not small.
Hey Keith, how hot does the base material need to be for the braze o be effective ?
Happy New Year Keith. Just wondering why you prefer the Flux-in-a-can as opposed to the rod already having the Flux already on it? Thank you!
sometimes you don't need it and it also is pron to mositure.
We could fix the problem or butcher the machine. They choose the latter.😭
I have to ask, and sorry if I'm rude, but do you count or whisper during brazing? Anyway, smooth job, and "Happy New Year!"
No, Keith just work with his mouth. My old man was a machinist and chewed his tongue while concentrating.
I like your way how to remake 😊
Do you use an carbon rich flame or neutral?
I am newby at brazing cast iron.
Rather see the normal giveaway if your gonna do it, small channels such as ours and others aren't going to have anyone to "nominate" us for the giveaway....just seems like a better way to do it, thanks!
Don't you LOVE fixing other people's hack jobs? No? Me either! 😆
Hi Keith
Last video I saw you were going to rumble and I unsubscribed. If you are back to CZcams maybe I will re-subscribe.
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