Making Bearing Mounts for the Line Borer | Shop Made Tools
In this video we are making new custom bearing mounts for our Line Borer! These bearing mounts are designed for our our Sir Meccanica WS2 portable line boring machine. We already have standard mounts that came with the machine but need to make new ones that will be more rigid and are adjustable so we can use the Sir Meccanica facing head. To make these mounts we are using 20mm plate, hollow tube, 40mm round bar and some other bits & pieces. We show the step by step process including cutting & machining the hollow tube that will be the mount for the machine. We then machine and weld the plates onto the tube and mill out the slots in the plate to suit a 14mm bolt. We also machine up 12 stand offs including drilling and tapping so they can be bolted onto the plates.
In this video we are using:
- Hafco TM-1740G Lathe
- Hafco BM-63VE Milling machine
- WIA 500i Weldmatic welder
Join our channel:
We upload new videos every Friday at 5pm AEST! If you want to see more of our videos click LIKE & SUBSCRIBE! You can subscribe to our channel here: bit.ly/ceesubscribe
Join our Patreon community: / cuttingedgeengineering
To see more follow us on online here:
TikTok: vt.tiktok.com/ZSdHhtN4h/
Instagram / cutting_edge_engineering
Facebook / cuttingedgeengineering...
Official CEE Merch shop: www.ceeshop.com.au
Check out our AMAZON store and explore our favourite finds that we use in the workshop:
www.amazon.com/shop/cuttinged...
About Us:
Our channel is all about showing you real life machining work from our workshop on the Gold Coast Australia. We specialize in manual machining, hydraulic repairs and heavy fabrication for the earth moving, mining and civil construction industries. So if you're a machinist that wants to see some big gear in action be sure to subscribe to our channel right now. We upload new videos every week that show lathe machining, milling, welding and all the good stuff that comes from a machining workshop. If that sounds like something that you would enjoy seeing, then make sure to join us by subscribing!
Music: www.epidemicsound.com/referra...
#australianmachinist #machineshop #machinist
Hey everyone, I had a terrible time with editing this video and wasn't able to put any extra info captions (tooling, feeds, speeds etc) 😩🥴 so if you want to know anything just drop us a comment and we will do our best to answer! Cheers, Karen 😄 Grab your CEE merch from our shop: www.ceeshop.com.au Follow us online here 👇🤳 TikTok: vt.tiktok.com/ZSdax3gNQ/ Instagram: instagram.com/cutting_edge_engineering Facebook: facebook.com/cuttingedgeengineeringaustralia/
Hello, what are the tooling, feeds, speeds? Thanks! Just kidding. Thanks for the upload
@@AlessioSangalli I think the tool speed depends on the time of day with the earth spin.. then I have been wrong before..
Awesome craftsmanship and design. Love your custom made parts. They remind me of giant BMC British Leyland flywheel pullers. I see your sporting some new work boots Kurtis Would love to see a video on Karen's brief hints tips and filming techniques to produce a CEE video Been waiting for a Friday video and this lifts the mood. We lost our head of state HRH Queen Elizabeth II 🇬🇧🇦🇺
Great video Karen, thanks.
right, I was wondering, what all the measurements in bananas are
By the way I have a 13-year-old daughter that has taken a huge interest in your channel instead of watching art channels on KZhead she's watching cutting edge engineering win-win for me
That's awesome mate glad she is enjoying the videos! I guess this is a type of art just with heavy machinery and metal 😎👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering indeed entirely my pleasure after 20 years in fleet maintenance as a mechanic working on construction and forestry equipment it took your channel to have her start asking me questions about my experience
@@1o1carolina53 Big win for you all round by the sounds of it. It is nice when your child takes an interest in your work and your hobby.
Tbh your job is an art 🤩
"My money, my workshop, my way".....could'nt have said it better! Keep crackin' on guys, fantastic work you are doing
Thanks! Will do!
Sometimes people just don’t understand that you can do whatever the fuck you want with your own money.
Sometimes, when you close yourself off to different ideas you stop learning. Not saying that’s true in the case of CEE, he’s in a class of his own.
I heard my wife.. haha
10 correct ways to do a job ------- choose one! Just get it done 👍 Always someone thinks they know best,,,, they don't, just saying. George from Indiana. USA
Keep in mind this is a common shop tool. A tool that will see years of work doing pretty mundane but accurate cuts and boring. Yet despite all that it looks like a piece of art. Absolutely brilliant workmanship Kurtis. Also a smashingly great job by the videographer and editor. Brilliant work Ms. Karen as well. Lets not forget the safety officers presentation on how to properly destroy rubber pigs and move dog beds. Short and to the point and no on the job injuries or OSHA violations. Everyone on the payroll at this company deserves a raise. Keep these great videos coming folks.......Cheers from Texas
I watch your KZhead channel religiously and I am also a machinist (Haas VF-6 currently). I work for my families business here in Florida. All I wanted to say is your truly an inspiration to everyone to go out and start making chips of their own! I hope all your wishes and dreams come true for you and your family, you are truly one of a kind!!
Hey mate thanks for taking time to watch and comment we appreciate it. Respect 😎👊
By far my favorite videos are the shop upgrade and shop made tools. It's really a glimpse into your experience and thought process. You are definitely a genius when it comes to improvising solutions to make your life and work easier.
Hey Clyde thanks for sharing the feedback, glad you enjoy the shop made tool vids, these will definitely be a great upgrade to have 👍
This mentality in any industry is what separates the men from the boys.
Same here… love seeing what others come up with.
Same. The design aspects are really interesting.
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering speaking of shop made tools, have you had a chance to use that massive boring bar yet?
Kurtis, Karen and Homey...WE REALLY APPRECIATE AND LOVE YOU GUYS!!! Thank you for all you do. This channel is the epitome of what KZhead should be! This is true brain food, seeing a Master at work, on point content delivery and structure. You know the videos are excellent when a 40+ minute video finishes too fast with your eyes glued to the screen throughout. Your videos even evoke emotions: satisfying feeling of knowing a job is done properly to quell the OCD by a person who is a perfectionist and that feeling of accomplishment and joy.
couldn't have said it better!
hey mate wow what a great comment to read, thanks for taking time to watch and support the channel we appreciate it!
This. Well said - well done!
Definitely!! Talk about a kind, moral and lovely family and business owners.
@@bensmitt7088 This is what also adds a warm touch to their videos...they deserve all the success and good things in this world.
It's a chilly day in Florida today, so here I am watching Curtis doing his thing to the point of excellence, getting a bit of an education also, while having a few brews. What a good life.
Quality craftsmanship, should serve you well for years. My Grandfather was a "Toolmaker" by profession and your videos remind me how beautiful engineering and machining can be. Thanks. 😀
Beautiful until you make half a millionth first piece...😁
@@juliusmilo5959 - not quite sure what that means.
@@wickedcabinboy Your not the only one!
My dad spent many years as a tool maker, tool and dye maker and eventually became a pattern designer. My early years were spent saying hi to a man who smelled like cutting oil lol. As I watch you work, I often remember that distinctive smell of cutting oil. Great work Kurtis, Karen and Homeless on that squeaky toy. Bell well. 🥰
@@markfryer9880 Beautifully...Until you make 500 001 piece...
I’ve learned just enough about video editing to recognize and appreciate the effort to clip together time lapse and every segment into a logical progression and tell the story to educate and entertain. Good on ya Karen !
Thank you so much!
Well said! I've worked in TV for almost 30 years now, and the editing just keeps getting better and better...on-par with pros! Excellent work, Karen!
Karen, your story telling and editing skills keep improving (great to amazing to professional). Kurtis, you are given a piece of stock and in your mind, you visualize what it will look like and each of the steps and Machining required to make it happen. Few people have that kind of mind. It is enjoyable to watch and Karen is great at telling your story. Thanks for the videos.
I concur 100% with all positive comments below. Please don't ever think there is a comment you want to make but feel it is not necessary for whatever reason. We all would like to hear it. Thanks for it all. Side Note: I get a big kick watching Homey destroy his toys. Excellent strengthening exercise for him.
I love the "My money, My workshop" comment. Practical and purposeful tool that makes your life easier. Thanks again for sharing and inspiring me and the rest of your followers.
I was so waiting for him to say "And I'm the boss around here" only to have his wife say "Oh yeah" LOL
I'm the boss!... when she's not around 😂
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Are you really going to argue that one with Homey?
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering When she lets you think that......
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering I think it’s time to play Sean Money’s The Man Song. If you haven’t heard it, I highly encourage it! And he made The Woman Song as well 😉
Karen single handedly bringing the name back in to good repute while simultaneously being a good manager. Wonders do truly never cease!
"Why I made them this way?... It's my money, my workshop, my way. That's why I made them this way." That just made my day 😊
My money. My workshop. It's my way, that's it... I love it. Thank you both again, excellent quality all around.
After the first video I saw from this channel : Wow. What a lot of toys he's got ! I wish I had even half as many ! Now : Wow ! What a lot of skills, knowledge, commitment & planning he's got ! I wish I had another beer !
haha great comment thanks for watching mate
We like to call them tools....not toys. Lol
Karen, no worries about editing--the vid was fine without captions, and after last week's video, I was more interested in how many hours the job took. It must be a rare day when you can carve out time for a project! Really great work Kurtis, the parts look like OEM! It is always nice to see you guys have a laugh while you work. Homey had a good time tearing that pig up, EPIC!
The Pig didn't enjoy this episode! :-( Poor Pig!
Technically, I think the parts ARE OEM!
@@daveschroedersworkshop4479 - OEM means Original Equipment Manufacturer. So, since these were not made by the factory that made the line borer, they are not OEM.
@@johncoops6897 I know what OEM means. Perhaps you can look up the meaning of "pun".
@@daveschroedersworkshop4479 - why? No pun was used.
Kurtis you truly do excellent work that is well thought out and planned and yet are able to react to a material size or type change. You don't waste time and effort on rediculous and unnecessary fluff but do spend time on the things that matter and affect the quality of the part! Good work.
In the actual videos you seen very business it’s good to see you in the bloopers having fun Hello from Tennessee USA
What a joy to watch! I found a definition of a craftsman "is an artist or someone who is extremely skilled at a trade or an art or craft" - You nailed it Kurtis. Thank you Karen for your hard work and Homey for just being Homey. Cheers 👍
Thank you! Cheers mate
Your engineering acumen is astounding Curtis! Almost every video, I find myself asking "I wonder why he's doing it that way?" at least once. Every single time I quickly come to the realization why your way would work 10x better than whatever first came to my mind. Keep up the great work, I can't begin to describe how much I've learned and continue to learn from you!
Totally, and the answer is always it will save you in the long run.
Awwww! Look at that puppy dog! 🙏❤️
4 1/2 hours of work 4 hours of outtakes and two swear jars full ! cheers !
Once again, a very vivid description of the problem and your approach to a solution. Somehow you always manage to dumb it down to a certain level where people without any mechanical background understand what's going on - and you do that without being condescending or "lecturing" in the slightest. The new mounts look great, I am curious as to how they fare in the future. As usual, a great weekend to gang here!
Not gonna lie, it takes a few tries to get the right explanations sometimes 😂 will definitely do an update using them in the future
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering I am sure it is - but to us mere mortals it is very, very useful.
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering The geometry of the new mounts allow the facing head to fit. Now we wait for the rigidity report.
The one thing that I always loved was making tooling to make my job easier.
Making tools for the jobs. My son, 36, asked me what I was making. Tools for the lathe, may even use them sometime. The fun is in making them.
Always know it’s going to be a Good Friday when I see Cutting Edge Engineering doing their thing! God bless the Queen!
Sorry for that, the Queen are gone yesterday.
God bless the King! 😥
@@jukkiivi4282 better not, he's quite involved in certain ideological groups.
God might actually offer her a seat on his gambling table somewhere between Jimi and the Duke of Edinburgh, after her doing so extremely well all these decades in a row .....
Mourn the passing of a truly classy person. She reigned in a time of great change in the world.
Your welds are 👌 - none of this pretty dimes BS. Just thick, practical, penetrating welds. I wish my machine and skills were that well dialed in.
haha right on mate! respect 👊😎
Kurtis, you are very good at explaining things in a way that can be easily understood. This non-machinist really appreciates that. Cheers!
Now you're just showing off 😉! You have awesome skills and knowledge and it's a privilege to see them at work!
On a dark day, it was good to watch an engineer at work. You have the rare talents of being able to problem solve, design and build a solution, and then explain what you are doing to the rest of us. Thanks Kurtis and Karen.
I have not been on or near a lathe or mill since I left school 42 yrs ago. I just really enjoy watching your vids all them, when you make something it adds a different dimension to the vids, keep up the great work, it's all excellent.
Hey Kurtis, can't help thinking you should have made a fifth one to put in a display cabinet, they are so good looking. Homeless is thinking, 'My Blue Pig, My Blue Pig to Destroy, My Destroyed Blue Pig, Job Done!' Camera work and editing top notch Giggler! Thank you Kurtis Giggler, and Homey!
You are a perfectionist! A rare find in a day of "can't see it from my house". It is no wonder that you are buried in work. I look forward every week to your videos. Kudos to Karen for her fantastic skills in putting these videos together.
Love the Kurtis Zen moments at the end, Karen is really excelling at the video and editing. Thank you guys, have a great weekend and open a tinny for us cold, wet and soon to be bankrupt pommies.
These videos of you making or improving your tools and machinery are your best video's. Thanks
I love watching you work, and the out takes are killer. seeing people make what they need and not order it. thats the ticket. but hey were is the train and birds. lol
I froze a beer or two I put in the freezer, for the video tonight. Ok, I admit it, I had quite a few making sure I was in the mood for beer. Evidently, I am completely in the mood. I am retired, married to the same women for 35+ years. Staying up allows me to have a little peace until the morning... that's when I get grilled for "what were you doing up so late"? and "where the hell is all the beer". Woops! You guys are so worth it! Really be great if I lived closer to grab a pint with ya! First 6 rounds will be on me...
living the dream mate 👍🍻
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering yeah that's it, I am living the dream...be great if I knew who's dream it was. My dream was multiple women, all the money I wanted and to own a bar with Ice cold beer. Turns out I am trapped with one women, I don't have much money, she spent it all and I don't own a bar... but everyone at my local knows my name so...I got that going for me...
God I wish you would put shoes under those jaws drives me crazy if I ever put a jaw on a piece of bar like that the old man would haunt me all night
@@roberta4989Livin’ the Cheers Dream.
Put one of those rounds on my tab. Let me know.. where and when👍
Might be a centre line defect, ref refractory material stuck in the first bar, also known as a "Piping defect", but only a guess?. Nice design and build, "Built, not Bought". Great work and video both. Thanks for sharing. Best regards John from the Black Country UK 🇬🇧. God bless the Queen.
Hey John, yeah not too sure what was the issue with the bar maybe a hard spot in that section or bad batch. God bless the Queen and now God save the King!
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Hi Kurtis, probably a hundred tonne of that batch in the country, only gets noticed you drill on its centre maybe?. Tara a bit. John
Also: Kurtis, thank you for sharing the way you deal with some of your more challenging work, I admire your resilience and persistence. I know I would have been close to tears, if not giving completely into being a mess, from several of those obstacles. Good job and kudos for dealing with it the way you do.
Thanks Karen and Kurtis ,fantastic work ,and the pig destroyer , Homie 👌👏👏👏👏👍🍺🍷🍷🌹🦴🐖🇬🇧
Thank you Kurtis and Karen for another wonderful video. Here in the UK Australia feel closer than normal with the passing of our beloved Queen Elizabeth. Keep up the good work.
Amazing engineering and the photography is outstanding. I am in my late 70s and besotted by your skills.
Besotted, what a great word! Never heard it used before.
@@andyduft2997 I don’t often use it , but I can’t stop watching these films.
@@peterwilliams8122 I’m hooked on these too!
JUST LOVE SHOP TOOL DAYS get so much out of these days thanks and if you did miss out on a bit with editing i was over it before it began great work guys
You videos are great 4with killer editing. Dude I’ve been around shops and heavy equipment for 60 years . You are as good as I’ve ever seen or worked with . So thanks , I enjoy your videos. ED
Your patience for repetitive, high precision work is impressive.
It's always awesome to watch Kurtis make things for the shop. Shows how great of an engineer he really is. I would pay to take up an hour of his time and gain any knowledge I could! And Karen, the video was great! Keep up the great work to both of you!
Your video's are always a treat Kurtis, excellent camera work, editing and show of craftsmanship, thank you and the misses ‼
One thing came to mind when I saw this video, a piece of advice from the owner of a machine shop: keep it simple. It is so easy to overthink and over complicate things so it takes longer to set up than necesary. Time that could be used to be productive. Nice work Kurtis. You made what you need not what everybody else thinks you need.
Definitely adding CCE visit to my Bucket List, but at hitting 70 in 3 months, may have stay here in Texas glued to Kurtis videos, another awesome video and cheers from the USA, 👍👍🤠
Making custom mounts or tooling is part of the deal and one of the enjoyable parts of the job. I have built many custom mounts for my Climax boring rig in the past 25 years. Many of those mounts were to accommodate the facing operations or attaching to weird shapes. As always Kurtis, well done and well thought out tooling. Cheers
There appears to be plenty of flexibility in the mounting capability built in without compromising the rigidity required for the machine to function correctly!
That’s a beautiful bit of kit you made there. Amazing elegant work. And I’m sure it will bring a slight smile of satisfaction when you start using it
I say as an engineer ABSOLUTELY AMAZING, QUALITY SUPERB!
Don't have the tool/attachment ya need, as long as you have the skills & machines to do it, Ya make your own.. Over the decades I have saved thousands of Dollars making my own tools for a fraction of buying them would cost.. Cheers... Thank you for sharing..
So satisfying watching a Machinist make his own tools
Another wonderful Video from Queensland.... So Saddened here in the US about the Queen passing away..... May she never be forgotten for how Wonderful She was.... I guess I am just an old Anglophile....PB
Safety Officer is putting his suspect interrogation torture skills to the next level 😮😱😵💫🤣🤣🤣 Those shop made tools are a work of art !! Glorious 👍🎯
Love your channel I spent my working life as a machinist and CNC machinist and programmer and Toolmaker
Excellent work! A man that designs his own tools is an engineer!
Wish you were around when I was building motorcycle, but now I'm an old fart, but love seeing good work, and simple tool upgrades are the best ,and yours look better than factory products, keep up your standards 👍👍
lmao! the *its my money* scene was hilarious! i watch you guys every week your outtakes get better and better. sooon it will be its own show. **Kurtis UNcut....
What I found most fascinating in watching this was the education about reference surfaces and the order in which they are created while manufacturing a tool. It was fun having my preconceived notions of when to do what, "corrected".
I’ll say it again: “Savage is the warrior who creates his own weapons.” - Great work, Karen! Awesome job, Kurtis! Homey, ol’ lad, great job rearranging the office! 😎🙏🏻👍🇺🇸🍌
Yep. They don't call lathes "The King of the Machine Tools" for nothing. It is the only machine that can make itself.
@@J.C... EEEEEEh thats questionable but it sure can make a shitload of parts with proper attachments . It can even cut gears and splines and make primitive worm gears and keyway's and dials . it can do cylinder grinding and basic milling.
@@armageddontools A lathe and a good operator can make parts to repair or rebuild the lathe!
Mate your content just keeps hitting new levels of mechanical/engineering growseuity (made that Aussie word up) bloody marvellous and so instructional - thank you. Also your Mrs Cutting Edge Engineerings video shooting and editing is beyond highly professional, it’s seamless - you two ( or three ) are a formidable team- cheers
A true machinist making his own tools..
I don't know about anyone else, but I'd love to see a live uncut episode. Kurtis cracks me up in the best possible way. Cheers from Texas!
Thanks for the vid - my CEE addiction is satisfied for another week ☺ Wow! 4.5 hours to make them - that is to quote another YT channel "Very Impressive" 👍 All the best from the UK Paul
That is some nice machine work there you going to be able to do a lot bigger bores with that setup. Karen you're getting really good at producing those videos. You guys stay safe have a good weekend.
Hey mate yeah keen to be able to put these to use on a job! Have a good one
Hello Curtis Mayfield that's flawless finish there,top job on video editing, don't worry it's ok
I find your video"s inventive to resolve equipment shortcomings and explaining step by step proceedures as you work through projects. Excellant work and enjoy watching. keep up the good work. Peter Bouwsema. Canada
I always feel good about making my own Tools & saving Money & this was an excellent Video about that, Filming & Editing was spot on as usual. I think Homey had a slight problem with His Pig but He did sort that out 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
hey mate yeah nothing beats a shop made tool! We all did good in this one haha
He loved it to bits
Does homeless also perform the same retroactive abortion on cats?
The quality and finish of your tooling and repair work is outstanding, Kurtis! I may not be a machinist or engineer, but when a tool is built with quality of form and function, anyone can see it. When a repair is done with "good as factory" as the standard, it's instantly recognizable. Fabulous work ethic! Will be nice to see this tool when it's done and in action. Oh, and Karen ... the video is extremely well put together! All the best to you all from Newfoundland, Canada. Love your content!
Your engineering acumen is astounding Curtis!
I've been watching your work for 2yrs great job you have done. You made me love this career thank you mate I appreciate your work I really do keep doing great 💪💪
First of all. Condolances for all you out there for the loss of queen elizabeth. Secondly. Its typically you to make parts to do your work the utmost way. Hats of!,
Always something new and different, can't wait to see the new tool put to work.
I was just gonna say , whoever does the editing(I know now) is really good at story telling.
Our dog Doobie says, “ah-woooo” to Homeless…he loves to watch Homey take apart the “pigs” since he does exactly the same thing! Greetings from Oregon, USA.
Excellent build as usual. So looking forward to seeing the final product.
Very great job done on the tooling Curtis. Also a great decision to have all the parts NITRIDE HARDENED. Too often shop made tooling is put into service as machined and turned into nothing but battered and dinged and unusabe in short order from the use and abuse of tough jobs, wrenching, hammering ect.
Really the quality of work and care on your part is great, and if the videos on my part were longer and whoever likes this work is impossible to get bored, congratulations. Daniel Montevideo Uruguay
That was amazing. People running multi-million dollar companies oftentimes have trouble changing light bulbs. Whatever you're getting paid, it isn't enough. You have to think of SO MANY different variables all at the same time to accomplish just one portion of that job. The entire job with all of the different machines & tools...WOW!!! Also, the video editing was spectacular...thanks for shortening each iteration of each part.
I really enjoyed watching that, I'm glad you showed every piece being done. Most people cut that out but it's always great to see esp. when you showed different angles. It's always great when the end user improves something and that was a great improvement.
Flawless workmanship and filmed and edited beautifully! The outtakes and getting to see Homey are the cherry on top. Keep up the great work guys!
Hallo Curtis es macht soviel Spaß Deine Videos zu sehen , sie sind sehr Lehrreich und einfach nur gut gemacht vielen Dank dafür und liebe Grüße aus Berlin.😎💪👍
Nice to see you have a real security officer. We have a similar one at my company. Dos a really good job🥰
Love the precision on the work you do
cheers mate thanks for watching!
Great work, as usual, Kurtis. Those bearing mounts came out looking incredible, and I can’t wait to see them in action on the line borer. I have to say that your content is getting better and better with each release. You’re all doing a fantastic job bringing these videos out in no time. On a side note, you’ll have to start adding an NSFW tag to the parts featuring Safety Officer Homey destroying those poor little piggies. Sending you all much love from South Texas. Stay safe down under.🥰🥰
Hello from France, another good job can't wait next Friday 👍
"It's not a silly door, I made that door its a great door" Hahaha I love that you keep these clips in at the end
@Cutting Edge Engineering Australia - Great teamwork on this one! I think this is the best one yet! Awesome skills and clear explanations without unnecessary "waffle" from Kurtis along with just as awesome videography and editing skills from Karen. I always look forward to the out-takes at the end as it really illustrates just how much time it takes to get a professional quality film together. Keep it up! We all love them!
I so very much look forward each week to your new video. I have learned so much and I just enjoy watching the process with the excellent explanations. You both are very talented, and Homey is just plain adorable. Thank you for all you do for educating and entertaining so many of us around the world.
“My money, my workshop, my way”…!! Love it. Perfect explanation..!!
I really enjoyed the informative video even though I don't use this type of equipment. The bloopers made the video complete. Thank you!
I was expecting to see that tiny edge router used to break that inside edge of the bolt slots to make less chance of catching on a sharp 90 when tossing a bolt in. Also a very litteral RIP to blue piggie at 44:30
Nah, that won't be a issue.
Pretty slick Kurtis--making your own tools--its a skill that does bless the man
I'd hate to be anywhere near Homey if I was a pig... On the other hand, I'd love to be a the shop to watch you work. Awesome you two!!!
Nothing feels as good as using tools you designed and built.
Way cool to see the process of creating this custom tool set! Looks like it will be a great addition to the shop.