Fluidfilm is liquefied paraffin wax which is why it stays stick - works pretty well and you are 100% right it collects dirt but all surface only

I just took a masterclass! I feel i earned a diploma! Great video!

Thanks I learned a lot from your videos please do more videos in future appreciated

Is it rare to have a vernier scale on a metric micrometer? I picked up my first micrometer second hand and it’s metric with a vernier scale down to .001 mm.

My old roommate and I once had insulation which was too thick to fit behind some drywall. With no money left for the project whatsoever, we did the only thing we could. The insulation was mashed behind the drywall and a screw was used every inch or so in order to hold everything in place without the insulation blowing the drywall clear off the wall. A contractor happened to come over before everything was patched or painted ( a process which took years). He wanted to know where we obtained a fully automatic drywall screw gun with a cyclitic rate of 1,200 screws per minute. In regard to the video at hand... Wow. That's a lot of work. You guys have made some great headway. I can't imagine how much beer and pizza you've gone through with all the friends coming over to help out. I can't wait for the rust inhibitor test and the deburring tools video. I've been doing some welding in my garage and upping my deburring game would be ideal. My fitup could use some work still.

Ceiling firing strips look real professional 👍

Happy to see you're making progress on the shop. Good work!

Navin Johnson would be proud. You left the small garage for a bigger shop and you pushed all the machines together so it would be like the original lol! Seriously, that's a big improvement from the first video, going to be nice when its finished!

The modern UK version of Thesus' ship is Trigger's broom kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gqeYa6uj3rzFlY0.htmlfeature=shared

really glad to see this update!

How big is this shop 30 x 40 ? Thanks

Your shop is looking good. I made simple scale models of all my big heavy machines. It makes setting up shop so much easier. Thanks for sharing your shop

Looks good!

@ 58 sec. All that and not the first knock out strain relief.🤥 Sorry carry on.

You could show some of the work on the shop . That is the whole foundation of the work . Thanks for showing your shop

Thanks for the update.

It's a shame that one day has only 24 hours. That's not enough :)

Enjoyed watching video of your new large planned shop. Glad that I met you at the open house Thursday, hope you enjoyed the outing.

im sorry that you too live in central illinois, good luck with the shop!

Getting much better,Stuart.Thank you.

Not quite a full rebuild on the building of Theseus. You still have a few nails and screws in use from the old building. Haha!

Are you planning to do production work in your new shop?

Wow, no wonder we haven't seen you for a while, still the content would have garnered a few watchers I am sure , looking forward to see some packing in the future. Hang In there Stuart!

Man - you’ve been working VERY hard and you clearly have some great friends. Keep after it and you’ll be very happy with the results. 👍👍😎👍👍

Por favor eu quero saber onde posso comprar esse produto

Sta-bil rust stopper

Thank you for the well explained video. Helps me a lot.

Stuart - Great trouble shooting . I never took one apart - you taught me plenty . -- Jim

Thanks for the existential crisis after I had to slow the video down to .25 to see what you’d put in the caption

As an apprentice, I was taught to use the half included angle via the top slide and we only had hand ground HSS tooling. The Old Boy turner in the repair shop showed me how to put the cut on with the cross slide, but to advance the top slide (set parallel to the work) a couple of thousandths every cut, to mimic the angled infeed cut and reduce the load on the tool and that's how I've cut all my simple threads since the 70's.

Interesting. Back in the 80s the detail boys at our autobody shop would quit and someone would have to take over RustCheck TM duties. Drill holes and basically soak vehicles with a long pressurized wand with oily pink RustCheck. We had a concrete walled pit out back for that. I did a few. Later my daily drivers to school and work the next few decades were Datsun 510s and they needed help so i bought cans of RustCheck and soaked them down occasionally. It would dry up but it helped keep rust at bay. In YVR. Now i have a daily 99 4Runner and it's showing some signs of rust underneath and that's how i arrived here. It will get hot soon and id like to blast the bottom with the pressure washer, let it dry and do some spraying of something after it dries out. I could get out the undercoating gun and do that but undercoating also seals in inside moisture from condensation and leaks. Oils let your vehicles breath a bit. So... Should i try LPS3? Fluid Film whatever that is? Or RustCheck (next fall becaue it drys out fast)? Dew point and general solvent/oil evaporation is a huge part of this Entrumpy corrosion problem.

Excellent explanation. Thank you.

Standard American Pattern Files: Bastard -> Second Cut -> Smooth Cut .... not sure what you meant about the bastard being "in-between?" A rasp is more course of course but so is this Thia Special I have hanging on the wall. And their are plenty of Swiss pattern file which are double cut, in fact all of my Swiss made Nicholson file are double cut. Ill be happy to send you one if you? and toss in one of my favorites (6" Hand double cut Nicholson USA new old stock) let me know where if you want. Great video btw

ILL WATCH A VIDEO ON FILES ! PUSH PULL DRAW ANGEL ect... Best cleaning methods file card, wire brush or synthetic. What direction do you brush? should you star with the corners?

I would like to see how corrosion free stacks up. They claim a treatment will last up to 18 months.

Thanks first time watcher and it wont be the last great content and well done

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You “DEFINITELY” and example of a good teacher … breaking everything down in more simpler way!!!! Thank you Sir 👌💯

lmao

Corrosion X

For turning between centers 4:52, what if the 3 jaw chuck holding the dead center has some error, e.g., 0.2 mm? I think the dead center is then off center and the piece starts to turn around another point instead of the center drilled point (probably leading to a taper). Am I correct or did I miss something?

That a good sized shop .

Hello Stuart, ole Buddy!! How have you been, and how's your new shop going?? I am considering, changing my name now, thanks to you!! Not really, it's actually kinda catchy, and others, seem to like it too!! You did a really good job!! P. S. Do you think we should get a patten Attorney?? We don't want to be plagiarized, after all, over a classic name? Nelson Wha-hitee