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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