The shorter overviews are just as informative as the longer format. I enjoy seeing your thought process more than watching every rod get burnt.
@mlh1047511 ай бұрын
I couldn't agree with you more The only people that are watching this are welders and people that want to be welders trying to learn how to fix things. The last thing I like to see is every process and a long drawn out video.
@JD-5262 ай бұрын
I think you were spot on. Enough details to know what’s going on but not so technical that you get bored with the video. Your skill in your trade is displayed quite nicely. Very talented. Nice job.
@CC-jj7ne9 ай бұрын
There are no shortage of detailed line boring videos all over the internet. If someone "needs" the minutia from soup to nuts, there are plenty of other channels they can watch for that level of detail. Personally, I’m here to watch you work your magic to restore the equipment that gets destroyed from use, misuse or lack of maintenance. I don’t need an hour long video that I’m going to fast forward through in order to get the meat of the job anyway. Short…sweet…and to the point works for me. Thanks for asking for our input. It’s worth exactly what you paid for it. 👍👍
@joevalencic527511 ай бұрын
This
@jeffo88111 ай бұрын
Although this vid was on a fast pace and we all have seen you already doing all the preparations and measuring, the detailed videos are quite interesting. But I can imagine, how quicker the work happens if there isn't always a camera in the way... 😉 Just keep your videos coming, be it the short or the detailed ones, always a joy to watch! Thx a lot! 👍👍👍 Sweet dog, btw...
@horstszibulski1911 ай бұрын
Ugh. Is it really work done if there wasn’t a camera to witness it? I dunno.
@jamesbizs11 ай бұрын
Super detailed an explained helps those of us that are less experienced and want to get educated as much as possible. I enjoy the 50 minute videos where you explain literally everything down to what tool you are using and where you bought it etc.
@raulrubio286210 ай бұрын
As a self taught/learner welder I like the fact that you do the explaining as it gives me the info I need to approach my situations at work although it is all mostly on mild steel though. But long or short version...so far all the videos you have done so far is just perfect. So continue with what you are doing
@nevillesmith979511 ай бұрын
I always watch Cutting Edge engineering videos he is also good at what he does
@mistsemy152211 ай бұрын
@@mistsemy1522 I'm also subscribed to his channel. I agree 100%👌🏼. Interesting content. Another interesting channel to watch is I C WELD.
@nevillesmith979511 ай бұрын
I’m one of the people that will never do anything even remotely like anything he does. If I was being generous, I do 1% of what he does.
@jamesbizs11 ай бұрын
@@jamesbizs I get you🙂👍what they know and do comes from years of being in the game. What they have forgotten I must still learn😅🙌
@nevillesmith979511 ай бұрын
My brotha, from one small business owner to another, i really appreciate the small bits of magic you throw out. You are making the world a better place.
@Trobertsdsgmach111 ай бұрын
Greg, your footage gets better and better with every video....I really like the tap turning the 16 2.0 thread out at 16:45.....Bravo....Paul
@ypaulbrown11 ай бұрын
That was nice. Now Karen has to step up her game to match.
@dirtfarmer747211 ай бұрын
It doesn’t matter to me long or short video ill watch em all lol , and enjoy every minute of them too 👍👍
@randynewtonsr965911 ай бұрын
The way you present the videos is perfect. Your workmanship and skill set is traditional excellence.
@idmu8 ай бұрын
I like both formats. Both are good for different times. I appreciate having both options on your channel.
@aaronkcmo11 ай бұрын
Very good paced video in my opinion. Line boring is all in the name "boring" 😂😂😂 the explanation of what happened, and how your fixing it is the important part! 👍👍
@vinnyhern11 ай бұрын
This length video is fine for me. I love the skill and professionalism you've displayed on this job. Thank you from London UK
@raycollington431011 ай бұрын
20 mins is good. excellent work
@songweaver60768 ай бұрын
the shorter videos are better for me,I'm a welder for my paycheck.When I'm not welding, I'm welding! It's hard to even keep up with mowing my lawn! Western NY here
@user-ul3vu4ks2p11 ай бұрын
I prefer the details. I see it once and can do it the second. Excellent content and exactly where I want my business to go. Keep ‘em coming!
@rmac08 ай бұрын
I liked this video, very well done job as usual!
@JesusThineBeTheGlory11 ай бұрын
This video was really good. I really find the line-boring videos interesting. Please keep them coming.
@joepiker11 ай бұрын
I like it! Sometimes in the mood for a lot of explanation, sometimes it's just nice to see the work! Keep up the great videos.
@ragnabob11 ай бұрын
we don't grease the pins Greg rubs hands together EXCELLENT
@jareds505811 ай бұрын
This was perfect, no annoying rambling.
@theabsentmindedprofessor83573 ай бұрын
Whether it’s the long more involved methods or the short to the point both are interesting and informative I leave it up to you good job all around
@traceyschmaling29099 ай бұрын
For me an Explained and detailed version is always appreciated, don't know much of this work ,..but I enjoy whatching your videos a lot Thanks so much for sharing
@user-mw5fv8hc3t9 ай бұрын
That was just the right amount of detail. Please keep the great videos coming!
@mikeburgess733111 ай бұрын
I’m always amazed for your work. Thank you for making a KZhead Channel and showing your work.
@fermore684111 ай бұрын
I like any info but the more the merrier. I learn & relearn things that I forgot. Thanks for the effort you put into the videos
@geostawny11 ай бұрын
Detailed bro! Love what you do and love learning more!
@firsttimejongbuild10 ай бұрын
There's so many videos out there if I wanted to watch line boring I could be occupied for several days before exhausting the high-good quality content. In all honestly, I'm here to see some fucked up heavy equipment and their components get reworked to see what I can do in my own field to prevent them from happening or mitigating the severity. You content is nice and concise as it is, good sir.
@Sickmonkey311 ай бұрын
video was good - nice detail on how you cantered the bar because you had questions from viewers on that, the rest was more what we have seen before, with explanation of what was out of the ordinary - I liked it.
@jackdawg457911 ай бұрын
I watch your videos to learn stuff I also enjoy How skilled you are...
@PontiacLS10 ай бұрын
Hello Greg, you’re a homie, love to watch your videos, entertaining and informative!
@albertgalan248311 ай бұрын
Would love a detailed vid on how you setup the line bore and welder and what you're looking for to dial it in to get those results
@beachboardfan954411 ай бұрын
Definitely like the longer detailed ones
@HostileMike11 ай бұрын
I personally prefer a video that's super informative explaining and showing everything.
@mikestarkey79896 ай бұрын
Now that's a " FAB " realignment of wonky holes
@timb999811 ай бұрын
You are doing a great job on all your videos. Keep up the great work as is!
@tac1fla19511 ай бұрын
I would like to see a super detailed video every now and then. Love the content you are putting out Thanks
@piotrtomaszek531611 ай бұрын
Your doing AWESOME work, been around payloaders for 25yrs in gravel pits here in Nebraska didn't know they needed a little slack to move seen Cat repair man do this kind of set up very cool love the bird splatter Haaaa
@crbrepairmotorcycles660811 ай бұрын
I like the explanations but this is a good format to throw in every so often or when you are pressed for time. Thanks again!
@uther1011 ай бұрын
Myself, I would like a longer version and more detail. That's for all your videos.
@richardhurst5111 ай бұрын
Great ! Loved it - beautiful work !
@henryostman119911 ай бұрын
I have ADHD so I need a lot of info really fast to keep my attention. I liked the video this way. The only thing I could possibly ask for is to show maybe a tiny bit of the bore welding….to see a little bit of it actually welding rather than just the before and after. But the video was great. Thanks for taking the extra time to film and edit everything…..really enjoyed it.
@davidsnyder200011 ай бұрын
All your vids are great !! The ones around 30 mins are the ones I enjoy. Not too short that it’s over when you get comfy and not excessive.
@JaseC8011 ай бұрын
I like the longer format with more explanation. I do enjoy the short ones as well
@billyword742811 ай бұрын
They sure did a great job on it... lol ... nice repair by you.
@VenturiLife11 ай бұрын
Great video, enjoyed watching it, very well explained
@FueledByIronTeam11 ай бұрын
I enjoy both. Your explanations are pretty good and concise. I can tell you enjoy your work and you're good at it. recommendation is to keep doing what you like, cause if you don't like doing it, you won't do it for long.
@jamesharris89519 ай бұрын
HI!!! we love your videos in Quebec, all time clear and witch many information tks
@denisdevillaire40111 ай бұрын
For that type of repair, video was just fine. Liked it. I don't like too much talking anyway.
@cortcam66411 ай бұрын
Thanks for explaining how the 3m bit for your angle grinder works, very informative. I will have to order them on my next mcmaster carr order
@ratboyiscool11 ай бұрын
That Line boring takes some time to learn and you did dam good again.
@johnblecker420611 ай бұрын
Hi Greg, I think your videos are just fine. Between you and Isaac, have learned the correct way to line bore. Will watch the videos no matter what the length.
@DonDegidio11 ай бұрын
You're doing great on the videos! Keep up the great job 👍 👏 👌✌️🇺🇸
@tomesguerra549511 ай бұрын
I think the shorter format overall will be more attractive to a wider audience. Not being a welder, I don’t understand when you get into the finer details (like settings on your machines or the size of wire), but it doesn’t bother me either. This vid had just the right amount of line boring; enough to show what’s going on and then jumping forward to the end of that step. Would have been nice to see some of the welding (both by hand and the line welder). As others have said, I enjoy you narrating the problem and how you’re going to fix it. 👍🏼👍🏼
@rildain7611 ай бұрын
Funny, cause I see a lot of comment from people that do this work; that want shorter content because they already do and or know this stuff lol
@jamesbizs11 ай бұрын
Good too have that line bore quickment , perfect work every time..💪🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
@TheUltimate654 ай бұрын
Good shot of the tap cleaning out the thread
@guygfm424311 ай бұрын
good seeing you at it Greg. cheers from Florida.......Paul
@ypaulbrown11 ай бұрын
Just keep dining what you are doing over all bud. Awesome work all round
@toddpollock261711 ай бұрын
A mix of both types of videos would great. That said, I love the channel as-is so either way I'll keep watching.
@Cheddah4511 ай бұрын
Like the short video, I learn how much work it takes to accomplish these situations.
@jimlong52711 ай бұрын
Great job! I like this kind of video of just "seeing it in practice", its super satisfying to see the welding and boring in action. As for explaining, no need to go into deep detail, chances are people watching you know somewhat what's happening and after a few videos, get the jist of it.
@1leggeddog11 ай бұрын
My favorite videos pick out a detail or two to explain. This video is enjoyable.
@tegimr11 ай бұрын
Very cool tools you have. I did like the intricate videos. I enjoy every type.
@TacticalMainframe11 ай бұрын
Hi Greg I have been lineboring for over thirty years when repairing bucket pin bores I always start with the main pin bores then move on to the tilt bores this makes the alignment easier.hope this helps
@prettycat647911 ай бұрын
Keep it like you have it now, it's way more enjoyable.👍
@brianswarbrick849211 ай бұрын
The shorter the better for me as long as you hit the highlights, I’ve been around heavy equipment my whole career and seen it all pretty much but now I’m retired and really miss it so I really enjoy watching your videos, keep up the great work and I’ll keep watching!
@bigjohnson498311 ай бұрын
A lot of us don’t have your experience. Some of us don’t have even close. Some of us have NONE. There is to be a middle ground for us all. We they say, the art of compromise, is when all parties are equally unhappy lol
@jamesbizs11 ай бұрын
Nice line boring machine😊😊
@olavmsonge75527 күн бұрын
your doing great work there ! impressive
@revsinc11 ай бұрын
I appreciate your investments in equipment. Quicker, more productive means more jobs and more money in the bank. The snap on truck is no stranger to your shop either apparently. 😊 steve
@uglysteve1Ай бұрын
Super long, super detailed!!😊
@chrismarzec10311 ай бұрын
@On Fire Welding: I like this format for your videos. I find it interesting. Thank you for your efforts. 👍
@PlansChanged11 ай бұрын
Fascinating!
@JerichoRally11 ай бұрын
very good video you put the principal who is very interesting and above all you have very special tools that I had never seen before that's what I like about your videos and I saw the head of security outside he was serious 🐱🐱
@sl530311 ай бұрын
Love both types of videos.
@zburdette122311 ай бұрын
I would love to see how the business side of the work you do works and how you bid on a line bore job or welding job
@user-pi2nw5pf6y8 ай бұрын
i like both vids quick and detailed you could put the same repair out both ways could call the long one asmr with out talking just the machines running. i do like your bore welding ones best
@amandagirl804211 ай бұрын
Shorter videos seam to translate well. Perhaps short detailed videos on each tool used could be a good archive/look-up clip, but keep those to (15) to (20) minutes long. I learned so much from this video: "Here we go again! Line boring loader bucket. Your explanation as the beginning setup the clip nicely and was easy to follow along especially since you left certain things out and rather told us about it instead. Thank you.
@808SBESTCOM11 ай бұрын
Пусть Бог даст тебе много здоровья и твоей семье ты молодец👍
@grif766111 ай бұрын
I prefer the longer videos but honestly your the one doing the work and producing the video so it's up to you. Thank you for the content
@thebullbog11 ай бұрын
I like the long indepth videos myself!! But I have a lot to learn!! Thanks!!
@bradlangle80711 ай бұрын
I like both video formats (short and focused vs long and detailed). Thx!
@rickdeshon170810 ай бұрын
Quick and to the point videos.
@jarmstrong284311 ай бұрын
Wow great work
@Quadrille7638 ай бұрын
I would love to see how the bore welder words. Great video . Thanks.
@jimmccabe8013 ай бұрын
Great work awesome and take the time to show how it's done way cool
@robertallen684811 ай бұрын
That chamfer tool is cool!
@Watchyn_Yarwood5 ай бұрын
As always incredible work! It would be awesome if the videos take a bit longer than 30 Minutes
@steelbuddy459511 ай бұрын
Short, sweet & 2 the point !
@above783311 ай бұрын
I learned a lot, like someone said I do t need to see every rod burned, but this was a good vodeo."
@scottpecora37111 ай бұрын
Can we get a service truck tour?? Love the content keep it up!!
@flawless214211 ай бұрын
Beautiful work
@jakehodgkinson91311 ай бұрын
You should show at least 1 hour long video a month on complex jobs. Maybe have 2 videos of the same project. One for short and one long. There are new guys here and old timers. You have alot of knowledge and us new guys would love to see more of your thought process!
@SquirrellyDan8810 ай бұрын
Hi Greg I have watched all of your videos and really enjoy them! I understand that KZhead is making a bug push for "shorts" or shorter videos but my personal preference is for reasonable length video (say 25-50 min) which includes a good amount of background as to what you are doing & why... This video was OK, but it might have contained a bit more information about the piece of equipment the bucket was attached to and the type of work the machine was doing. Even a generic picture of the loader it came off of would have been nice... With regard to the lower pins that you did not show, it may be received better by your viewers if you avoid saying "I'm not going to show that" but instead something like "I'll also be fixing the lower pins which I'll show you at the end of the video" I do prefer a bit longer videos with more information... Also, certain operations (such as screwing a bolt in and out might benefit by being sped up... The last thing I would recommend is for you to change your format! I very much enjoy and look forward to watching everything you post!
@alc81811 ай бұрын
Great video, I wish I could apprentice under you.
@Asomesauc11 ай бұрын
Nice video. I appreciate it.
@westerntruckandtractorrepa13533 ай бұрын
The Master of the Husband Stitch
@Rexster20228 ай бұрын
"It's not supposed to do that" could be this channel's tag line. Re: level of details, it depends on the issue at hand. I would have liked to see the tape measure in action in this one.
@Cancun77111 ай бұрын
I want to help you! Aluminum oxide,silicon carbide and boron nitrate are different types of common Abrasives. All remove metals by actually cutting. Boron nitrate is bettered in hardness only by diamond. Your cubitron wheel is made of boron nitrate,that's why lt lasts so long,and keeps "cutting. That's a thumb nail briefing of an interesting field,lots to learn!!
@bigdave64479 ай бұрын
Great videos man, respect from iraq
@ahmeds734511 ай бұрын
Just curious what keeps the bolt from vibrating out? Love what you're doing and this is the perfect length video.
@deannelson930111 ай бұрын
Proper torque. Maybe some loctite
@OFW11 ай бұрын
Greasing the equipment on the regular helps too. When that pin seizes in the cylinder eye, it'll twist the outside around as you curl/uncurl and break that bolt.
The shorter overviews are just as informative as the longer format. I enjoy seeing your thought process more than watching every rod get burnt.
I couldn't agree with you more The only people that are watching this are welders and people that want to be welders trying to learn how to fix things. The last thing I like to see is every process and a long drawn out video.
I think you were spot on. Enough details to know what’s going on but not so technical that you get bored with the video. Your skill in your trade is displayed quite nicely. Very talented. Nice job.
There are no shortage of detailed line boring videos all over the internet. If someone "needs" the minutia from soup to nuts, there are plenty of other channels they can watch for that level of detail. Personally, I’m here to watch you work your magic to restore the equipment that gets destroyed from use, misuse or lack of maintenance. I don’t need an hour long video that I’m going to fast forward through in order to get the meat of the job anyway. Short…sweet…and to the point works for me. Thanks for asking for our input. It’s worth exactly what you paid for it. 👍👍
This
Although this vid was on a fast pace and we all have seen you already doing all the preparations and measuring, the detailed videos are quite interesting. But I can imagine, how quicker the work happens if there isn't always a camera in the way... 😉 Just keep your videos coming, be it the short or the detailed ones, always a joy to watch! Thx a lot! 👍👍👍 Sweet dog, btw...
Ugh. Is it really work done if there wasn’t a camera to witness it? I dunno.
Super detailed an explained helps those of us that are less experienced and want to get educated as much as possible. I enjoy the 50 minute videos where you explain literally everything down to what tool you are using and where you bought it etc.
As a self taught/learner welder I like the fact that you do the explaining as it gives me the info I need to approach my situations at work although it is all mostly on mild steel though. But long or short version...so far all the videos you have done so far is just perfect. So continue with what you are doing
I always watch Cutting Edge engineering videos he is also good at what he does
@@mistsemy1522 I'm also subscribed to his channel. I agree 100%👌🏼. Interesting content. Another interesting channel to watch is I C WELD.
I’m one of the people that will never do anything even remotely like anything he does. If I was being generous, I do 1% of what he does.
@@jamesbizs I get you🙂👍what they know and do comes from years of being in the game. What they have forgotten I must still learn😅🙌
My brotha, from one small business owner to another, i really appreciate the small bits of magic you throw out. You are making the world a better place.
Greg, your footage gets better and better with every video....I really like the tap turning the 16 2.0 thread out at 16:45.....Bravo....Paul
That was nice. Now Karen has to step up her game to match.
It doesn’t matter to me long or short video ill watch em all lol , and enjoy every minute of them too 👍👍
The way you present the videos is perfect. Your workmanship and skill set is traditional excellence.
I like both formats. Both are good for different times. I appreciate having both options on your channel.
Very good paced video in my opinion. Line boring is all in the name "boring" 😂😂😂 the explanation of what happened, and how your fixing it is the important part! 👍👍
This length video is fine for me. I love the skill and professionalism you've displayed on this job. Thank you from London UK
20 mins is good. excellent work
the shorter videos are better for me,I'm a welder for my paycheck.When I'm not welding, I'm welding! It's hard to even keep up with mowing my lawn! Western NY here
I prefer the details. I see it once and can do it the second. Excellent content and exactly where I want my business to go. Keep ‘em coming!
I liked this video, very well done job as usual!
This video was really good. I really find the line-boring videos interesting. Please keep them coming.
I like it! Sometimes in the mood for a lot of explanation, sometimes it's just nice to see the work! Keep up the great videos.
we don't grease the pins Greg rubs hands together EXCELLENT
This was perfect, no annoying rambling.
Whether it’s the long more involved methods or the short to the point both are interesting and informative I leave it up to you good job all around
For me an Explained and detailed version is always appreciated, don't know much of this work ,..but I enjoy whatching your videos a lot Thanks so much for sharing
That was just the right amount of detail. Please keep the great videos coming!
I’m always amazed for your work. Thank you for making a KZhead Channel and showing your work.
I like any info but the more the merrier. I learn & relearn things that I forgot. Thanks for the effort you put into the videos
Detailed bro! Love what you do and love learning more!
There's so many videos out there if I wanted to watch line boring I could be occupied for several days before exhausting the high-good quality content. In all honestly, I'm here to see some fucked up heavy equipment and their components get reworked to see what I can do in my own field to prevent them from happening or mitigating the severity. You content is nice and concise as it is, good sir.
video was good - nice detail on how you cantered the bar because you had questions from viewers on that, the rest was more what we have seen before, with explanation of what was out of the ordinary - I liked it.
I watch your videos to learn stuff I also enjoy How skilled you are...
Hello Greg, you’re a homie, love to watch your videos, entertaining and informative!
Would love a detailed vid on how you setup the line bore and welder and what you're looking for to dial it in to get those results
Definitely like the longer detailed ones
I personally prefer a video that's super informative explaining and showing everything.
Now that's a " FAB " realignment of wonky holes
You are doing a great job on all your videos. Keep up the great work as is!
I would like to see a super detailed video every now and then. Love the content you are putting out Thanks
Your doing AWESOME work, been around payloaders for 25yrs in gravel pits here in Nebraska didn't know they needed a little slack to move seen Cat repair man do this kind of set up very cool love the bird splatter Haaaa
I like the explanations but this is a good format to throw in every so often or when you are pressed for time. Thanks again!
Myself, I would like a longer version and more detail. That's for all your videos.
Great ! Loved it - beautiful work !
I have ADHD so I need a lot of info really fast to keep my attention. I liked the video this way. The only thing I could possibly ask for is to show maybe a tiny bit of the bore welding….to see a little bit of it actually welding rather than just the before and after. But the video was great. Thanks for taking the extra time to film and edit everything…..really enjoyed it.
All your vids are great !! The ones around 30 mins are the ones I enjoy. Not too short that it’s over when you get comfy and not excessive.
I like the longer format with more explanation. I do enjoy the short ones as well
They sure did a great job on it... lol ... nice repair by you.
Great video, enjoyed watching it, very well explained
I enjoy both. Your explanations are pretty good and concise. I can tell you enjoy your work and you're good at it. recommendation is to keep doing what you like, cause if you don't like doing it, you won't do it for long.
HI!!! we love your videos in Quebec, all time clear and witch many information tks
For that type of repair, video was just fine. Liked it. I don't like too much talking anyway.
Thanks for explaining how the 3m bit for your angle grinder works, very informative. I will have to order them on my next mcmaster carr order
That Line boring takes some time to learn and you did dam good again.
Hi Greg, I think your videos are just fine. Between you and Isaac, have learned the correct way to line bore. Will watch the videos no matter what the length.
You're doing great on the videos! Keep up the great job 👍 👏 👌✌️🇺🇸
I think the shorter format overall will be more attractive to a wider audience. Not being a welder, I don’t understand when you get into the finer details (like settings on your machines or the size of wire), but it doesn’t bother me either. This vid had just the right amount of line boring; enough to show what’s going on and then jumping forward to the end of that step. Would have been nice to see some of the welding (both by hand and the line welder). As others have said, I enjoy you narrating the problem and how you’re going to fix it. 👍🏼👍🏼
Funny, cause I see a lot of comment from people that do this work; that want shorter content because they already do and or know this stuff lol
Good too have that line bore quickment , perfect work every time..💪🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Good shot of the tap cleaning out the thread
good seeing you at it Greg. cheers from Florida.......Paul
Just keep dining what you are doing over all bud. Awesome work all round
A mix of both types of videos would great. That said, I love the channel as-is so either way I'll keep watching.
Like the short video, I learn how much work it takes to accomplish these situations.
Great job! I like this kind of video of just "seeing it in practice", its super satisfying to see the welding and boring in action. As for explaining, no need to go into deep detail, chances are people watching you know somewhat what's happening and after a few videos, get the jist of it.
My favorite videos pick out a detail or two to explain. This video is enjoyable.
Very cool tools you have. I did like the intricate videos. I enjoy every type.
Hi Greg I have been lineboring for over thirty years when repairing bucket pin bores I always start with the main pin bores then move on to the tilt bores this makes the alignment easier.hope this helps
Keep it like you have it now, it's way more enjoyable.👍
The shorter the better for me as long as you hit the highlights, I’ve been around heavy equipment my whole career and seen it all pretty much but now I’m retired and really miss it so I really enjoy watching your videos, keep up the great work and I’ll keep watching!
A lot of us don’t have your experience. Some of us don’t have even close. Some of us have NONE. There is to be a middle ground for us all. We they say, the art of compromise, is when all parties are equally unhappy lol
Nice line boring machine😊😊
your doing great work there ! impressive
I appreciate your investments in equipment. Quicker, more productive means more jobs and more money in the bank. The snap on truck is no stranger to your shop either apparently. 😊 steve
Super long, super detailed!!😊
@On Fire Welding: I like this format for your videos. I find it interesting. Thank you for your efforts. 👍
Fascinating!
very good video you put the principal who is very interesting and above all you have very special tools that I had never seen before that's what I like about your videos and I saw the head of security outside he was serious 🐱🐱
Love both types of videos.
I would love to see how the business side of the work you do works and how you bid on a line bore job or welding job
i like both vids quick and detailed you could put the same repair out both ways could call the long one asmr with out talking just the machines running. i do like your bore welding ones best
Shorter videos seam to translate well. Perhaps short detailed videos on each tool used could be a good archive/look-up clip, but keep those to (15) to (20) minutes long. I learned so much from this video: "Here we go again! Line boring loader bucket. Your explanation as the beginning setup the clip nicely and was easy to follow along especially since you left certain things out and rather told us about it instead. Thank you.
Пусть Бог даст тебе много здоровья и твоей семье ты молодец👍
I prefer the longer videos but honestly your the one doing the work and producing the video so it's up to you. Thank you for the content
I like the long indepth videos myself!! But I have a lot to learn!! Thanks!!
I like both video formats (short and focused vs long and detailed). Thx!
Quick and to the point videos.
Wow great work
I would love to see how the bore welder words. Great video . Thanks.
Great work awesome and take the time to show how it's done way cool
That chamfer tool is cool!
As always incredible work! It would be awesome if the videos take a bit longer than 30 Minutes
Short, sweet & 2 the point !
I learned a lot, like someone said I do t need to see every rod burned, but this was a good vodeo."
Can we get a service truck tour?? Love the content keep it up!!
Beautiful work
You should show at least 1 hour long video a month on complex jobs. Maybe have 2 videos of the same project. One for short and one long. There are new guys here and old timers. You have alot of knowledge and us new guys would love to see more of your thought process!
Hi Greg I have watched all of your videos and really enjoy them! I understand that KZhead is making a bug push for "shorts" or shorter videos but my personal preference is for reasonable length video (say 25-50 min) which includes a good amount of background as to what you are doing & why... This video was OK, but it might have contained a bit more information about the piece of equipment the bucket was attached to and the type of work the machine was doing. Even a generic picture of the loader it came off of would have been nice... With regard to the lower pins that you did not show, it may be received better by your viewers if you avoid saying "I'm not going to show that" but instead something like "I'll also be fixing the lower pins which I'll show you at the end of the video" I do prefer a bit longer videos with more information... Also, certain operations (such as screwing a bolt in and out might benefit by being sped up... The last thing I would recommend is for you to change your format! I very much enjoy and look forward to watching everything you post!
Great video, I wish I could apprentice under you.
Nice video. I appreciate it.
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"It's not supposed to do that" could be this channel's tag line. Re: level of details, it depends on the issue at hand. I would have liked to see the tape measure in action in this one.
I want to help you! Aluminum oxide,silicon carbide and boron nitrate are different types of common Abrasives. All remove metals by actually cutting. Boron nitrate is bettered in hardness only by diamond. Your cubitron wheel is made of boron nitrate,that's why lt lasts so long,and keeps "cutting. That's a thumb nail briefing of an interesting field,lots to learn!!
Great videos man, respect from iraq
Just curious what keeps the bolt from vibrating out? Love what you're doing and this is the perfect length video.
Proper torque. Maybe some loctite
Greasing the equipment on the regular helps too. When that pin seizes in the cylinder eye, it'll twist the outside around as you curl/uncurl and break that bolt.