39 years in machining. Retired. Love watching your videos

How did I just binge watch all six parts of this in one sitting and I still want more? Really amazing to watch - thanks so much for posting!

Perfect Saturday night with a few beers and Mr. Abom79. Can not get any better. Good work.

if I needed something precision engineered and lived in the USA this man would get the work

Hollywood can't make a movie as entertaining as watching you build a new part. Loved all episodes!!!

Always hated flood coolant but it is a necessary evil in machine work. Gotta keep them cutters cool and them chips flowing. Really enjoyed the series. Was doing a complicated set up at work a few days ago and thought back to some of your videos and thought "how would Adam do it" and came up with a solution. I hope you realize how much good you do with these videos. Just no nonsense old school machine work. Keep em coming. JHolland Cochran Ga

Fantastic Series Adam couldn't stop watching it 👍

Another one for the album Adam, no less expected and no less delivered - sweet!

Merci Adam de nous faire profiter de tes réalisations ! Très bon travail ! Georges

I love that group picture of your grandfather, you dad and you at the very end!

Great project yet again...thanks Adam.

thanks Adam, and the 2 generations that preceded you.

Great series Adam. Very much enjoyed.

Beautiful work Adam! You're a pleasure to watch!!

Abom>CNC. A CNC machine is amusing to watch, but watching you machine a piece is way more satisfying. And you definitely make it an art. I'm a fairly new subscriber so working up through your videos has been a pleasure, but this series has been a lot of fun. And you make a great teacher. You always explain what your doing with excellent clarity. You provide an invaluable resource with your videos. I love to always find new things to learn and the industrial arts community on KZfaq rocks. :)

50%от умения специалиста 50%хороший инструмент.Молодцы. Спасибо есть к чему.

Another stellar series, thank you Adam and hope you're having a great weekend my friend!

very nice series, adam! those two older gentlemen would have been prud of you. thanks for videos, -toly

Nice. Simple, yet elegant. Critical part, common sense build. Yup, nice. +1

Absolutely fascinating series. You go through steel like a hot knife through butter. You should get yourself a metal stamp like Mister Fenner has so you can put your frank on these works of art that you produce.

A good old saying in my book "TOOLS MAKETH THE MAN " so true with ADAM .GREAT SERIES ADAM.

Adam, A continuation of your quality work. Thanks for sharing this project with us. Motion Industries must be proud to have you as a machinist! Thanks again and have a good one! Dave

Very cool as you moved along. Thanks!

I enjoy every video. Along with common sense, the knowledge you possess is amazing. Tools, speed, centering and materials keep the viewer here. You produce works of art. You can have the best machinist, but if they don't pay full attention and check everything, they're bound to ruin stock and be a safety hazard.

That green vise looks like a Cincinnati vise. I like the permanently installed lifting eyes on it.

Superb, seamless performance! With the world watching, you did it with quiet competence, that only comes with extensive experience. Love watching you work Adam. Brad

Nice job! Your videos showing various machining actions are what I enjoy most about your channel. Thanks for the great series, I hope to see more like this. ....13

another great series.

Especially enjoyed the different views of the 'old' and 'new' parts comparisons Adam. Very nice job. Cheers.

Good work! I always enjoy seeing those three generations of the Booth family, at the end of your videos! Roy

Beautiful job mister Adam. 'Sorry... MASTER Adam. I like so much your videos. ✌

Right on Adam , Done !! Great work man .. Lots of hours in this one !! Thumbs man We enjoyed it ..

That picture at the end gets me every time.

Good job Adam, thanks for putting up the series.

Loved this series. Thanks for sharing

What a cool series. The part looks so simple, but when you watch ever operation and the required setup, it's quite impressive.

Wow, what a great series Abom! Really love watching your videos with your professionalism and calm demeanor. Being a Millwright, I'd be the guy hacking it off and installing it out in the field. Very cool to "stand" over your shoulder and watch another craftsman in a different craft. Thank you again for sharing.

Thanks Abom79 for these types of videos, I enjoy watching them so, please continue uploading videos and keep up the good work.

Hi Adam, I enjoyed watching the series. Thanks for all you do! Harvey

Wondered for many years why so many manufacturers did not use the much heavier duty spherical bearings versus roller bearings on high load applications. Nice pieces Adam.

Nice to see there are still some men in this world

Excellent job Adam. Glad you were able to test some of the K&T capabilities on this job. Thanks for sharing. regards from the UK

Nice Job! It's good to see someone who knows what there doing.

Cool video series, man. Really enjoyed watching that.

Kind regards from germany, you are a great guy. Please keep up your good work.

Very cool Adam, Nice work, real nice.

Another great job Adam

One of the best. Milling, drilling, tappering, et al. Loved the old style tools for measuring and the newer digital ones. Bravo!!

Thanks for going into so much detail.

Just watched the whole series, 1-6, and I can't believe how much time, effort, and cost goes into building such a simple part. Keep up the good work! You are very professional and I would love to see more videos.

Great job Adam and highly professional results.

This stuff intrigues me so much! Great videos thanks for making them. I truly appreciate your time doing this.

Nice done job and a nice serie to watch!

wow,very great job Adam !

Excellent work, thank you for hard work and sharing these builds with us

very very good !!! big beautiful, mechanical workshop.

Great video! You covered all the "right angles", well at least half of them (45*)...LOL...LOL. Not only are you a great machinist you are really excelling at video producer, director and editor!!! Thanks again!

Adam, another job well done! I was a little surprised when you notched that 45 that you didn't screw in a stud and tighten the 2 bolts down before taking that big of a cut. But again you proved your da man! Awesome.

Nice series Adam. And an ABOM sized clevis when done. Enjoyed all. Bob

Great series Adam Tim

Beautiful job Adam - one heck of a lot of work, nicely completed.

Great series on this Adam. Thanks for sharing!!!

Wow that is an awesome vice!

Great series. Well done.

great series Abomb79. thanks for sharing

I love your videos, really appreciate your work and experience. You're fun to watch and please smile more often ☺

Great series Adam I really enjoy it Thank You

Very nice job man! I'm from Brazil and dont understand much when you talk, but with the video i can see of you are a great artist with the machines! (SORRY FOR MY ENGLISH, I TRY)

Terrific work as usual Adam - great project, really enjoyed following along. Cheers, John

You do so much awesome work and you have such a mellow laid back vibe. It's always a good time watching your vids. Cheers!

NICE JOB , ADAM

As a fellow machinist, I must say you do very nice work Adam. Another job well done. Jeff

nice work enjoyed the build.

very well done Abom! u definitely had the best teachers to learn from.

A thing of beauty.

that's awesome Adam great job keep them videos coming I'm loving them

Loved this series, thanks for sharing!

Very nice Adam! Your quality of workmanship is superb. Keep it up man

Great professional job ! Regards from Bulgaria !!!

Excellent work and great video. I enjoyed this series.

loved watching this "series" really fascinating the work and you approach to it is extremely informative

Awesome series Adam excellent work I like the Starrett tap handle.

I put kubota tractors together for a living. Yet I find myself watching your videos. Wtf. Smart dude!

this really is a professional job!

neat job Adam you make it look so easy. great to see the K&T in action. take care buddy

I had a semester of machine shop training in my late teens. I had a year long side job working as a tool grinder in a machine shop when first on the Fire Department. How do you price your work out to the customer? What does some of these complicated pieces cost? I'm now 75 and still love this stuff and watch your videos every evening before bed time. Sometime that can be around 1:00 AM. Your are an awesome craftsman young man. Be well and God bless.

Great advertisement for the company that you work for. "As good as it get$"!

l bought a Monarch lathe after yours videos

Beautiful work as always Adam!!

Great work. Thanks for posting!

Thanks for the series Adam, another hit for sure! Aloha...Chuck

that thing is awsome.. nice job my friend Adam..

I don't know anything about what you're doing but your work looks great! Amazing job.

Nice work 👍🏻👍🏻

Well done!

Nice another good job.

Hey Adam, Really great series! Thank You! Matt C.

AvE was so happy with this video he made a precision "happy machine" :D

I just stumbled on this video from the recommended videos list, and I ended up watching the whole series start to finish! Good stuff, man. I'm an apprentice machinist and I found that quite enjoyable and knowledgeable. Thanks for that; subbed!

Hey Adam,Great work as always... and beautifull pictures