I worked in a very large cast iron foundry here in the States and all of our casting dates were the week of the year and then the year…so 40 78 is the 40th week of 1978…Cheers Max and thanks for all the great videos!!!
Like someone else posted earlier, my first thought is it's 40th wk. of '78. Gettin your shop power connected sure seemed to make you a very happy camper. Thx for the vid.
Both you and the shop are looking rather dapper. Glad Sparky came by and provided the juice for the lights and machinery. And now some juice for me and you. It's beer-thirty. Great video, thank you. Cheers.
This was a really interesting video in this series. This might become the defacto video set for people looking to improve older machines. There is not a lot out there. Thanks for sharing this journey.
The advantage in your own shop I found was allowing your welds to cool down in a jig instead of removing to complete the job. Electricians are essential and there learning is amazing.
I worked in a very large cast iron foundry here in the States and all of our casting dates were the week of the year and then the year…so 40 78 is the 40th week of 1978…Cheers Max and thanks for all the great videos!!!
Great channel donations, most magnanimous by all.
Gotta love a Bridgeport
Cheers to you Max, my compliments for the dedication and patience on the knee scraping
Looking good max, coming right along, great video, keep'um coming..
Like someone else posted earlier, my first thought is it's 40th wk. of '78. Gettin your shop power connected sure seemed to make you a very happy camper. Thx for the vid.
Great to hear n see ya got the power on mate. Many a late night in the shop ahead. Thanks for the videos. Have a good one 👍🇦🇺
Awesome you finally got power hooked up. Now you can get to running power boxes to all the machines.
Thanks for the shop update Max. Cheers
A new video from Rob Renzetti and now one from Max. Happy days :-)
G'day Max mate, happy days, things really seem to moving on for you now mate, love me a welding job as you know too
Awesome work bringing it back into working operation.
Making great progress max cheers kimber
Very good Job MAX
Both you and the shop are looking rather dapper. Glad Sparky came by and provided the juice for the lights and machinery. And now some juice for me and you. It's beer-thirty. Great video, thank you. Cheers.
This was a really interesting video in this series. This might become the defacto video set for people looking to improve older machines. There is not a lot out there. Thanks for sharing this journey.
Amazing progress Max, so pleasing to see the power on finally, that’s such a great step forward for you.
Always informative Max
The advantage in your own shop I found was allowing your welds to cool down in a jig instead of removing to complete the job. Electricians are essential and there learning is amazing.
Nice work on the mill. Love your new shop. Can't wait to see those big machines running.