Comments by "Dan\x27s Learning Curve" (@dans_Learning_Curve) on "Cutting Edge Engineering Australia" channel.

  1. Thank you for the extended explanation of how air arc gouging works! Showing where the air comes out completed it for me!
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  2. Having the illusion that Homy was pulling the machine was BRILLIANT !
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  3. Or mechanical engineering of how not to design a cylinder.
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  4. Congratulations on your business and channel growth! Had me grinning ear to ear with Hommi's safety gear! I definitely needed that!
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  5. ​ @TheBluealan2000  yep. Jack Of all trades and master of many! I've learned a lot watching his videos!
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  6. Agree 💯%! Couldn't have said it better!
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  7. I'd like to see Karen run a couple of welding beads. I'm sure, after a couple of practice runs, they'd be as good as her videos!!
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  8. +100 for excellent camera and editing work!
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  9. Definitely looking forward to part 2 and maybe 3!
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  10.  @aarondavies8486  how does it cut concrete? Doesn't the material need to be conductive?
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  11.  @CuttingEdgeEngineering  sometime it would be fun to hear how you got your experience! I'm always up for a story!
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  12.  Mr. Avuncular  Great show! Thanks for sharing!
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  13. Needs one more pun! LoL 😅😆
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  14. Was thinking the same!
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  15. MN here.
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  16. What type of job do you have? 🤔
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  17. So sorry to hear of your loss!
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  18. ​ @1mmickk  "wonky" in what manner? 🤔
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  19. Congratulations on nearing 3/4 of a million subscribers!!
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  20. I find it rewarding setting up a press! Finding bits around the shop that will work. Creativity!
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  21. Congratulations on a quarter of a million subscribers!
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  22. Mad respect!! Gonna be a smooth running machine when done!
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  23. Your experience is showing!
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  24. I'll add a subscriber to your channel! Check out my amateur videos.
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  25. Mechanic's manual goes a long ways!!
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  26. Do it!!
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  27. That rod made good use of your lathe!
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  28. Yes, I learned a bit too!
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  29. Homeless opening his own mail! Thumbs up!
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  30.  @CuttingEdgeEngineering  y "You still should have used a saw!", Said the armchair machinist! LoL 🤣😆
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  31. Clearance is CLEARANCE!
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  32. 😁
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  33.  @sunny71169  LoL 🤣😆
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  34. Another great repair! Question for the editor. How do you put the "Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell" into the video at the start?
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  35. You are a master in your field! Thanks for sharing!
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  36. You sir are a very clever at problem solving! I enjoyed listening to why each piece of tooling was created or modified! What you did for cost savings. What you did to make things simpler!
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  37. ​ @chrisoakey9841  one of many advantages of not working under OASH! What equivalent do you have down under? 🤔 Can think for yourself! Harmless stunt of a guy riding a pallet on a forklift.
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  38. ​ @walidmohamed9729  you can't start a comment? Or you can't mention someone without replying? I found the latter to be true. Not sure why. 🤔
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  39. EXCELLENT! 👍
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  40. I bet you weren't planning on making a video until you learned much the face was out from the barrel!
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  41. You sir are a credit to the machining community and do a great job explaining things! I learn something from EVERY VIDEO! That indicator was great! The only bad thing is I didn't think to invent it!
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  42. Who did the CAD work? Your brother?
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  43. Seeing the hone running in slow motion was worth the price of admission!
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  44. Always great watching a master at work!!
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  45. Nice!
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  46. Great video work!
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  47. IMO, by far your best video series! Kept the viewers engaged. Taught some machining tequines, and took care of the safety officer! Your hard work is being noticed!
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  48. I'm the number 200 like to your post! LoL 😅😆 Great 100 videos! They just keep getting better! Congratulations on keeping and growing subscribers with boring videos! 😉
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  49. Great work in the production of this video! Camera angles, edits, and the machining were first class! I see in many videos produced in 3rd world countries people welding items in their lathe by using the lathe it's self for the ground. I'm sure this does a number to the bearings in the headstock. Video suggestion. Use an old bearing to ground during a weld. then cut it open to show the amount of pitting that caused on the bearing components. Oh, Homeless will never be homeless!
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  50. The MASTER at work! Well done!
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  51. I've been entreeged with additive machining since 3D printing came out pre 80s! The only thing wrong with this is that I didn't think of it!! What else can there be done with this?!! Spray a cylinder bore? Thinking 🤔
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  52. You joke about inches being BANANAS. 🍌 Fun intermission idea. Since you use liquid nitrogen to shrink parts, how about driving a nail with a frozen 🍌?! LoL 🤣😆 A frozen rubber ball shatters when thrown against a hard surface.
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  53. Professional!
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  54. No 🍌🍌 s were harmed during this awesome production!😅
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  55. Is there a link to your other Q and A video? I'm definitely interested. Found it. https://youtu.be/bkdffOY1y0M
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  56. Learned something! Thanks for the video!
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  57. Did you eat the setup time?
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  58. RESPECT! Your mechanical abilities are 100%!
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  59. From one creator to another. Algorithm boost
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  60. Respect! You have talent and skills!
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  61. New tailstock chuck lifting tool?
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  62. Thumb nail doesn't do the size of this thing justice! It was when I saw it in your newly acquired steady rest was then I remembered the size of it!
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  63. ​ @CuttingEdgeEngineering  it's the "can do" attitude and how you work through setbacks and all! Certainly helps to have a dedicated camera woman! Shots are spot on!! Editing is to the point! Crain project is captivating. It's gonna be a like new machine!! If you have room, might want to keep the old one around just in case you need a double lift.
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  64. ​ @CuttingEdgeEngineering  being a small beginner creator, I'm learning how to use YouTube's tools. One of them is the percentage of viewers at certain times in the video. What percentage of viewers make it the majority of the way through for your channel? Unfortunately, I loose lots after the :30 seconds mark. I guess I'm not entertaining enough. 🤔
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  65. Great machine review! Did I actually hear some 🍌 dimensions? LoL 🤣😆
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  66. When you lite the torch, you put the tip close to a surface. What purpose does this serve? I've never had to do this while lighting a torch.
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  67. New toys errr tools!! Progressive shop! Enjoy watching and learning!
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  68. EXCELLENT! RESPECT!
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  69. EXCELLENT 👍
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  70. QUALITY!
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  71. Excellent!
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  72. Excellent explanations! Your videos are improving with every one! Thanks for the video mate!
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  73. Improvements!
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  74. Minnesota USA here.
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  75. Excellent!! Are these external shaft welding set up available for sale? Is this your original idea?
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  76. Where you're at, how are the winters?
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  77. Another EXCELLENT CEE video!!
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  78. Great creativity!! I definitely learned something!
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  79. I see you light the oxygen acetylene torch by holding the tip next to a metal surface. What benefit do this give?
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  80. Respect!!
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  81. Excellent! You're the first person to show where the air comes out for the ARC gouging!
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  82. Video on time A+ Educational value A+ Videoing A+ Editing A+ Homies acting A+
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  83. The Jig Boar was made the same year as the car in my profile picture which I'm featuring on my channel.
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  84. Always excellent!!
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  85. E X C E L A N T !
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  86.  @CuttingEdgeEngineering  Here's another welding repair channel that does a good job like IC Weld. Check him out. Give him a shout out if you think he's worthy. https://youtu.be/mWGLE8oMFfg
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  87. Editing gets better every video! Split screen! Thanks for the video!
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  88. You mentioned bananas measurements again!
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  89. Respect!
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  90. Liked Thanks for the video! As always, IMPRESSIVE!
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  91. I guessed correctly on every account on what the parts were for. Although, I was completely wrong! LoL 😂😆
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  92. Great job 👍
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  93. Anti-spatter Cuts down on weld spattering and if there is some spattering, it doesn't stick to the metal.
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  94. Thanks for explaining the arc starting on a place other than a painted area. I was wondering about that.
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  95. +10 for Homi cam!😂
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  96. Awesome upgrade! I think I know a shop that can help you with the hydraulic cylinder work! 🤔 😂😂😂
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  97. Allowing your forklift to support the end of the boom and move as the boom moved. . . . . . BRILLIANT!
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  98. You sir and madam produce quality equipment and videos!
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  99. 800,000+ subscribers! WoW!!! Attributes to quality content and production!
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  100. As always, nicely done!! 👍 WoW!! Just about 750K subscribers!! What percentage of returning viewers do you get?
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  101. ​ @biomorphic  it involves work. He knew it was a well used piece of equipment.
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  102.  @daleolson3506  what happens if Homeless gets a hold of the "TAPE" and strings it all out on the floor??! What Media is the video being recorded on?
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  103. Great tour! Can't get away from those BANANA measurements can you! LoL 🤣😆
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  104. Enjoying the CAN DO ATTITUDE! I wonder if the manufacturer of line boring machine is taking notes?
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  105. Impressive! Respect!
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  106. Was working at a machine assembly company. Don't remember how the conversation started about removing a broken tap. One guy intentionally broke one off so he could demonstrate how to remove it! 😨 He also was the master of all milkers! I thought about blowing up a glove and hanging it under his machine as a cow utter! LoL 🤣😆
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  107. If all creators would have a producer, and editor like your wife, Karen, we'd all have 500,000 subscribers! You do nice work!
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  108. Your abilities are amazing!!
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  109. Heavy equipment one stop repair!
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  110. You mentioned you have a stock of exchange parts. Any chance we can get some viewing footage of said stock?
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  111. What's your thinking process of putting the tailstock chuck on the OD instead of the ID?
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  112. 🍌 🍌🍌 🍌🍌🍌 Blocks 😂
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  113. You mentioned BANANA measurements!
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  114. How many bananas is that waste oil drum?
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  115. GREAT camera/editing work!
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  116. Was this on your "BUCKET LIST"?!😂
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  117.  @CuttingEdgeEngineering  LoL 🤣😆 . . . . . You gotta admit, you chuckled just a little!!
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  118. Is the yellow crane staying around?
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  119. Another excellent production!!
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  120. Quality video! With that type of tool post, do the tool holders have a particular name? I have that tool post, but need tool holders. Thanks for the video!
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  121. Thanks for the video!
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  122. MAD props to the actors camera woman, editor and producer of this show!
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  123. ​ @butters_ definitely! . . . . . Happy!
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  124. Arc gouging can get into tighter areas than plasma cutter.
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  125. Your brod knowledge is incredible!
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  126. Looks like you've got a few hours in a seat of an excavator!
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  127. It would be fun/interesting to see your creative new improvement for cutting snap ring grooves. I can see with the current setup, being only supported on one side where the chatter comes from.
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  128. Thank you for showing how you mount and mark the boring bar. I have one that I going to mount similar.
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  129. Liking the new tool post?
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  130. Excellent video!
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  131. Respect!
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  132. About how many BANANAS long were those tubes? LoL 😂😆
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  133.  @CuttingEdgeEngineering  LoL 🤣😆
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  134. Another repair idea. Machine a plate out of steel big enough to distribute the stress. Resess the casting a bit to bolt the plate to the casting.
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  135. Not stupid at all!! Good content! GREAT PRODUCTION!
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  136. You sir are a MASTER in your trade! Respect!!
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  137. Seeing the container unloaded was worth the price of admission!
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  138. Algorithm boost
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  139. Algorithm boost
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  140. EXCELLENT!
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  141. Excellent videography!
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  142. "Weld test" ? Would the welded material take on the charistic of the base metal and become hard? 🤔
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  143. Homie cam! BRILLIANT!
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  144. And reassemble the quality of the shop!!
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  145. Excellent!
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  146. The fact you're willing to take a dial indicator apart and repair it is amazing! Just shows another skill set you have.
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  147. Excellent 👍
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  148.  @cschwad559  only way to get better is to do it. I'm just learning.
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  149. Tipping my non existent hat to your grandpa!!!
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  150. I'm sure you could write better instructions that you could receive!
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  151. Is the alignment fixture shop built?
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  152. I'm always up for stories of how you got your experience. I'm sure you have a few good ones.
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  153. Excellent videoing, and editing!
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  154. Great video! Thanks for the deflection test!
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  155. Respect!
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  156. These videos are an inspiration for my thinking process!
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  157. I probably missed the first run of the cylinder hone. That machine is brilliant!!! Perfect machined barrels! I might attempt to rebarrel a small cylinder just because I can after watching your detailed videos! Keep the videos coming! I hope YouTube is treating you well!!
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  158. Never thought about using a boring head as a fly cutter 🤔
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  159. Respect! Class act work!
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  160. Professional!
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  161. Yes, you can put a square peg board n a round hole!
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  162. Nice job!!
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  163. Is the tap for the grease nipples metric or in bananas? 🍌
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  164. Lots of common sense was used to make this video!
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  165. Awake st the wrong time, 3AM! USA So may as well take in your 'boring' video. ;)
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  166. Looks to be the opposite of a cutting torch! Thanks for showing me something new!
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  167. For those that haven't seen the first Q&A video, here's a link. Very informative! https://youtu.be/bkdffOY1y0M
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  168. Even now knowing what he's saying, I still hear "Hey young guys."! Didn't give it a second thought..... until now! I'm gonna need a personal interpreter! 😂 I can't trust my ears and brain now!!
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  169. ​ @CuttingEdgeEngineering  really?!! 😲 It was nice thinking he was calling me young!
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  170. ​​ @gabrielecossettini2923  I have learned not to trust CC. "South Main Auto Channel" is "Self Made Auto Channel" !😂😂
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  171. IC Weld is a great channel!
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  172. Excellent 👍!
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  173. Nice job using the excavator! What don't you know how to do!
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  174. Nice bunch of tooling! 5 bits ain't a bad price! LoL 🤣😆
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  175. Nicely done! I believe the flat surfaces you created around the holes are called spot face. 🤔
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  176. "Send Troy....." New employee?? Always great content!
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  177. Here for the main event. Thanks for explaining the modification and why it was done. I feel just a little smarter now!
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  178. Excellent!
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  179. Appreciate keeping it family friendly and saving the bloopers until the end. I like showing my daughter some things.
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  180. Who does the drawing in Solidworks? I'm a mechanical designer for a transformer company. We use Inventor there. I've used Solidworks other places.
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  181. You were really on the clock on this job! 😂😂😂😅😂
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  182. Top notch work! Learning a lot from your videos!
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  183. I sure wish YouTube would have notifications turned on when someone subscribes! Even talking to people in person, most aren't aware of the need to get notifications. Maybe YouTube might listen to a channel with over a half million subscribers with this suggestion.
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  184. Nice job all around! You're like a surgeon with that arc torch!
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  185. 🍿🥤🎥
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  186. Nice well thought out reorganizing!
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  187. You sir are a master in your field! I would listen to stories about how you gained your experience! Thanks for the video!
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  188. All explained in the video. 🤔
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  189. <--------- was one of the guys asking about the tip of the torch put near/on a surface! Thank you for the answer!
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  190. Very nice as always!
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  191. How was the music removed? Deleted the frequency it was contained in?
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  192.  @CuttingEdgeEngineering  I might try that with one of my videos.
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  193. Very cleaver to drop multiple piggies for Homie!
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  194. What Can't You Do ?? 🤔
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  195. Great content! Great videoing! Great Homeless intermission! Great teaching! I come away learning something from a "boring" video! 😉 LoL 😂😆
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  196. Pin spanner wrenches!😂
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