“So you think I don’t know what you do with my toothbrushes”, your brother.

Your videos are getting better and better with every new episode. Love the dry humor as well!

With the Trilby Harvest underway, the Crispin Family was sure to feast well that season.

Your family and friends have a great scene of humor 😄 Thanks for sharing 👍

Very funny sketches, I laughed and laughed when your butler came in I really wasn't expecting that!! Nice bit of grinding as well Caption competition. "Getting my hat stuck up in a tree wasn't the worse thing that happened to me today. But it's up there" Don't worry, ..... I'll get my coat😁😁

Thanks for the video Mr Crispin,you can’t beat a multitude of setting up problems. Well done.👍👍

"The aftermath of The Affair Of The Toothbrush". Thanks, Mr Crispin, and only the best butlers keep a watchful on Sir's box hedges.

Timely for me. I am getting more-and-more interested in all forms of grinding. Thanks for the excellent video.

Very nice. Whenever I see that you have posted a new video I get a cup of coffee, get comfortable in my easy chair, and stop worrying about anything for the duration.

"Im unsure if that was a bad gust of wind or a cruel trick by brother Billy" Thanks for taking the time to pass on your knowledge and experience

"I phoned the Fire Brigade like you asked me to my dear, they were awfully rude you know, said they rescue cats, not hats". 🤣👏

Nice Abom 'crane' reference. I was getting deja vu when you were cleaning the rust off that 4 jaw.

Caption. “Where is Jefferson just when I need him!”. As always so interesting to hear your thought processes whilst you tackle such a project 👏👏😀👍

Having spent a working life on universal grinding machines in machine tools at Coventry I found this very interesting looking forward to next video 🇬🇧👍.

G’day Chris and greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 I’ve been watching you for a while now and I remember when you started off in that tiny tool shop. How you and your brother turned that dark room into a very comfortable tool shop, even your personality change and love your sense of humour. Great to see you again regards John

Once again, fascinating and interesting. Precision engineering at its best. Your tea must have been cold at the end. LOL. Caption: ‘I went too far this time’. Cheers Mr Crispin.

Nicely done Sir! Can't wait for the next episode of Mr Crispin Abbey.

You Tube must be payin good money if you have a Butler now, anyway great film as usuall. As to the hat in the tree how about 'Bugger competely missed the Shaper this time'.

Caption " while observing this new born species "the machinist" I noticed when they are tired and hungry they climb back up there tree to there nest for rest, all the while, with the mother watching from below in case it falls then she can burst out in ritual, hilarious laughter" Great channel, keep up the awesome videos. Cheers Wylie Australia

I cracked up when the butler came and asked about tea time. Not something you'd see anywhere else in the world.

A pocket full of brothers toothbrushes and the addition of a butler? Priceless! How about: “The willing man never knew his hat could fly that high but he found a way to get it down.”

So nice of your boss to stop by.

Just stumbled over this vid by accident and man this is great content! Great setup, very nice result and loving the humor. Will be back for more!

Entertaining. Informative. Easily the best thing to watch on an advertising led Saturday night load of rubbish. Ignore detractors mr crispin.

I love your work so much, but your personality is what makes you king.

I have been thinking about doing this to my lathe and chucks for a year or two. Watching these video's a couple more times will probably give me the courage to start...

Unorthodox work holding goes hand in hand with unorthodoxly having a gallon jug of oil on top of a cabinet halfway over the edge ready to fall and spill with the slightest change of winds.

When doing a job like this myself I would tend to hit the outer surfaces as well so if you ever set it up again you have good surfaces to indicate from.

Caption: "Take 29 from the cutting room floor - Crispin misses the machine head yet again!"

Another great video, Sir! So very informative and entertaining, enjoyed it immensely! Was so happy to see your brother's toothbrush again, so very good of him to loan it, as he does. Cheers, for now!😎👍

Yes I found your video very interesting and informative. I like how to explain with detail, handling the unforeseen issues as the arrived.

Insanely entertaining video as always Crispin ! My caption would be "I swear that this is the last time i steal my brothers toothbrush " I don't know about the Sherry though ! Maybe a coffee royale washed down with a slab of beer 🤣🤣🤣

Crispin, that was nerve wracking to watch at first but I soon got used to it lol Your attitude to getting the accuracy you want is exemplary. This is what we would expect of a Rolls Royce engineer. Looking forward to the next episode sir!

Excellent as always! I absolutely love your sense of humor Mr. Crispin!

Cracking watch Mr Crispin, and some brave and interesting setups. I myself prefer a glass of Port, but other than that I think we would agree! Phil

Now my questions are: Where is the main source of grinding stones, WHO makes sure the stones are perfect for grinding, and HOW do we know that the grade of the stones is just right for the job in hand. A superficial explanation will suffice. PS: Totally ignorant of that type of engineering, as it was impossible for me to get to do this type of studying, due to my country's (Bloody Greek Politicians) unwillingness to provide for wide ranging Heavy Engineering. Marvelous explanations @MrCrispin. Thank you.

Great idea with the gauge block.

Thrust tests on the new Rolls Royce jet engine went better than expected!

Ottimo lavoro MrCrispin!

First, once again 😊 I’m glad to see you finally got a Butler.

Just thought of another: Using only a few simple props, Mr Crispin explains the concept of the Z axis.

Caption: Mr. Crispin was a rolling stone, wherever he treed his hat was his home Excellent video, and please give my regards to your brother and to Jefferson.

“A behind the scenes insight into the unintended consequences of MrCrispin’s infamous hat throwing video introductions”

Alway an enjoyable watch at Mr. Crispin’s.😊

Don’t call the fire department I’ll save it. Great video as always

Outstanding Mr C. Nice to see you now have a personal valet, very English!

My caption "No Mr Crispin, you won't find any eggs in the hat!"

Well done. Thank you for another informative and humourous video. Your 'man' looks like he could be a cameo by another relation 👀

Nice work and an entertaining video. Cheers from Southern California.

Thank you for the teaching.

Thanks useful, great to meet you 🙏

Greetings from Poland, the homeland of that plate :)

Good evening Mr. Crispin, I find it a relief to learn that the civilised habit of availing one's self of a relaxing and medicinal sherry at that time when one's work for the day is complete is still practiced in your area of Great Britain. On a different note and with regard to the removal of the hat from the tree, one might consider the use of a blank shotgun shell discharged from a suitable fowling piece. My preference would be a 410 shotgun. Simple but effective. However, such a method may be frowned upon by the authorities if used in a residential or otherwise populated area. Yours sincerely, Bushman. Queensland. Australia

Bugger! Spent 5 minutes cleaning up the laptop after spitting out my tea when the butler came in!!!

18:58 - LMFAO WTF??? He was seriously interrupted too... 🤣

Finally, Mr. Crispin was barking up the right tree.

nice crosshatch finish on the face....it looks good.

caption: "we now return to our live coverage of the Yorkshire games"

“Not the chucking hat-trick Crispen was looking for”

Thanks for bringing us along.

👍 good show! Always well though out and explained.

In a vane attempt to shield his buxus sempervirens from an impending flood, Mr Crispin tosses his famous hat over the beleaguered box and not for the first time tries a bit of tree hugging.

Hey! I want my own butler at the lathe. No fair. You Sir........... Are a gentleman and a scholar.

MrCrispin, hopefully, here once again.

Great result . I run 100 dia straight wheels on my one with a 3/8 shaft . I find it gives a better result all round . Nice '' Hat-trick''' ! 👍

Although I'm not a machinist and it's not a hobby of mine (love model steam engine) , but I am fascinated and have learnt so much from you esp setting up and truing of equipment , keep up the excellent work 👍👍👍👌

A whole new level of tongue in cheek.

And Cheers from the pacific northwest of the U.S.

Excellent! Thank you for such a detailed video.

Well grounded Mr C.

Mr Crispin’s new source of funding was nuts

I came up with your clamping idea before you mentioned it, woah hey, bravo me, hahaha😃

Well done. I have D1-8 spindle and taper is holding so hard that i have to pry chucks in order to release them after unlocking studs. Release is followed with "thud" sound.

So fine. I like it !

Very interesting and typically quirky!

Its something like in a song .....all around my hat! 🤣🤣🤣

I can’t Waite for part 2 love this video. But I do take exception to Jeffery he did not ask if you wanted any rubber ducklings in your bath water lol 😊

Caption: She - I hope there's no birds nest in there! Mr. Crispen - If there is we'll be having squab for dinner tonight!

Caption..."Mum, he's right there! Yes he's invisible but he's standing on his head...can't you see the hat?"

I gave up after reading the toothbrush comment. That would be hard to beat. 😂

Sin ánimos de menospreciar su trabajo ,estos hacia hace más 60 años y me quedo corto!! Hoy en día hay insertos de "pkd " que cumplen la misma función que una muela por abrasión!!

Caption: "Silly hat, trees are for the birds"

Ah Humbug...My favorite hat... I am made to clime cut, not climb a tree!!! Very interesting video, thank you Regards, Paul

Very excellent. Good description of setups and the various issues. 👍. Insufficient info on the tea though, and absolutely no discussion of proper biscuit choice.

Excellent as always!!!

Very interesting! The triumph 2000 at work has a fairly poor spindle nose. The 17 inch Harrison is much bigger but same style cam lock in better condition

almost... almost got me tempted to start work on that heald head i have... absolute monster... and on the very end, out on this long arbor... a wee lil 1/2 inch stone :) i suspect its got some really nice bearings in there. i think the whole casting weighs more than my lathe.

nicely done,

The martial music was a nice touch.

Caption "It's all right baby, daddies got you."

Great video as always.

Caption! My work mates said I should branch out on my channel.

The AL rivets were a cool idea

Why yes, every shop needs a butler!🤣

Now it all makes sense... The butler did it! 😃

Caption: MrCrispin - Field and Stream edition.

"Some exercise as a break from the daily grind"

Very nice job.

Caption Mr. Crispin's plan to deal with the high cost of eggs.

Caption: it was at this point that Mr Crispin realised his new unorthodox rain gauge needed a slightly lower stand