Those left-hand twist drills are for when you're drilling south of the equator.

@DocScience2

5 жыл бұрын

!

@Quacks0

5 жыл бұрын

@ Javier Fauxnom I know --- simple 'n' incredibly easy to do, right??? Just like trying to reverse a huge bulky utility-trailer properly into a tight space is super-uncomplicated --- just keep backing up slowly till you hear da crunch, and then you know you've backed up far enough. :P

@kansascityshuffle8526

5 жыл бұрын

Equator? Ha! Earth is flat no equator.

@BowmanHawk

5 жыл бұрын

Buy a set for your favorite apprentice

@andrebartels1690

4 жыл бұрын

I thought they'd be for Ned Flanders?

Dewalt service tech: "wow, another worn-out thrust bearing! you must have really strong arms!" Ave:"eyah... heh... strong arms."

@tinbanger66

2 жыл бұрын

😅😂🤣 😎Yes, yes i do.

@LabiaLicker

4 ай бұрын

Canadian Beavis and Butthead

I been knocking around metal shops etc since 76 but I keep coming back to AvE's channel not just for the tips I somehow never stumbled across until now, but for the new technical terms... like "thumb detector".

"I thoroughly enjoy hard work; I could watch it all day."

@johnbolger2485

4 жыл бұрын

Classic

@gerrydrummond3287

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed classic, From Jerome K Jerome’s “Three Men in a Boat”

'Tighten it until you hear the casing crack, loosen off a quarter turn, then, call over the apprentice.' LOL.

I mostly work with electronicals so I had never heard of one of those "stepper drill" thingys, went and bought one and it has made my life so much easier when working with metal and particularly plastics. Thanks Uncle!

@billdarvill7309

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Marchini is $

"Works in practice.... but does it work in theory?" Love this guy!

I know this is an old video but I wanted to weigh in on the “weeble wobbles and drilling a 3 lobed hole. In the oil and gas industry we call that “Reverse Whirl. “ You showed a pretty good example of it in your slow motion. Whirl is induced when you don’t have enough weight on the bit. In oil and gas once whirl is induced it tends to propagate through the entire stand unless you pick up and re-engage the formation with enough WOB. I believe the number of lobes in your hole is the number of blades on the bit plus one.

@skivvy3565

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the input and insight, appreciate ya weighing in

The holes have three lobes thanks to our friend Pi. Once it starts a weeble wobbling, it walks around on its diameter across the two flutes. It is almost a deltoid hypocycloid (you can look that one up...)

@DiscoFang

4 жыл бұрын

Well, that's a kind of backwards rationale using associated geometry that fits (pardon the pun). Using the convenience of Pi being approximately 3, would then a 4 fluted bit scribe a 6 sided hole? And a deltoid tracks a hole 1.5 or 3 times the radius, so, since the hole is neither of those relative sizes, and the relative surfaces are actually slipping, why doesn't it form a 4 pointed shape related to an asteroid? The point to note is the 3 lobed hole actually isn't large enough to push the bit shank through - it's a smaller hole, so the shape of the hole may bear more relationship to the "width" of the flutes and the oscillation caused by force than from pure geometry.

@stefanmenzel263

4 жыл бұрын

@@DiscoFang Great

@carsonrush3352

3 жыл бұрын

@@DiscoFang, I mean, you did use the most opaque jargon. Therefore, by internet standards you are clearly a being of higher intelligence. I bow before your impenetrable language and kneel to hear more of your wisdom. For reference, I'm half impressed and half sarcastic here. I'm a mathematician and I didn't understand half of those terms, which means I need to seriously review my geometry. Well done, sir and/or madam.

@LORENIFFT68

3 жыл бұрын

@@DiscoFang This problem arises almost entirely because drill bits have 2 flutes plus drilling thin material like sheet metal with almost no support material for the bit. Because a common drill bit it is two-fluted it cannot get exactly equal cutting chip size on the two cutting edges at the same time. Just like a three legged stool will find balance and a two legged stool is no bueno. This is exaggerated when the drill bit pierces through sheet metal, it creates two small tabs that remain in the unfinished hole and the last function of the drill bit is to remove those. The drawback to anything 2 flutes is that one cutting edge will always dig in slightly more than the other until it reaches enough depth to act as a hinge causing the other edge to swing around like on a pivot until it reaches the other side of the hole and digs in to the point where it becomes the “hinge” to repeat. This is not wobble in the chuck, but flex in the bit. Adding support material on both sides of the sheet metal fixes it almost completely. Shorter drill bits and higher RPMs will also reduce this but only having two flutes is the real culprit.

@tomf3150

3 жыл бұрын

I managed to get a pentalobe hole once.

"Lubrication is optional for the small stuff" - my girlfriend's favorite quote.

@michelelanni9205

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@overklift

4 жыл бұрын

Praying for you that she means your unit might be big, but since she is so small, she doesn't need lube for her own kitchen appliance.

@hotbaconbap6485

3 жыл бұрын

@@overklift she only had one rack on her microwave grill.

@brandonthayn5930

3 жыл бұрын

If you love it, lube it!

@jfischer507

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah she told me the same thing

AVE: there is a hidden gem at the Hazard-Fraught, their 115pc “cobalt drill set” is actually 5% cobalt steel, and are pretty darn precisely-made. They’re not Irwin-Hanson but damn close. They sharpen nicely and last as long as a cobalt should

"Measure twice, cut once, and the friggn thing is still to short" XD That is beautiful

@keithmiller5042

5 жыл бұрын

SterTheDer - that amused me as well, but what he actually said is even funnier! at 2:59 - "Measure ONCE, cut TWICE and the firgin' thing is still too short". That's going on my wall!

@jt9498

4 жыл бұрын

@@keithmiller5042 LOL!

Another benefit of step drills is that being single flute, they hold themselves concentric and make a round hole in thin material. They also can't corkscrew themselves into the hole.

@fiveangle

7 жыл бұрын

Logan Newman beat me to it

@brisail9410

7 жыл бұрын

Logan Newman the best step drills are double fluted....much finer centering & cutting

@CrashTestCoder

7 жыл бұрын

bri sail You do realize that the tri-lobed holes are caused by the bit having two flutes right, it doesn't happen with single flute

@musiccampwithlumpyandlisa9025

6 жыл бұрын

I identify as a tri-lobed woman of color. Thanks - Lumpy

@RazorbackGrasshopper

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Adam Savage

The "Times New Roman" on Chinesium is actually what happens when you write the roman alphabet with the standard *Chinese* font called Mincho. Mincho was actually developed in Japan and you do see it on '90s Japanese stuff as well but these days it's the obvious flag of a company that never bothered to design its own logotype for export markets.

@garethbaus5471

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting.

Came for the drilling skills, subscribed for Thai ladies with big hands. XD

@arduinoversusevil2025

7 жыл бұрын

Don't we all Matt. Don't we all...

While doing electrical work in a shop that had a dozen old screw machines noticed that they had a lot of left hand drill bits. Set up guy explained that if last operation was turning CCW they would use a left hand drill bit to save a second or two from stopping machine then changing direction. Saved them a nice piece of change while running the same piece 24 hours a day for several days.

What you call a thumb detector, I call a convincing iron. Thanks for the exit hole tip with the round saw, Awesome!

When I use a step drill, I take a black felt marker and darken the "step" just after the one that is the max size I want to drill. Makes it much easier to tell when to stop.

@gatorwing6231

5 жыл бұрын

I use RED (. )l(. )

@danhammond8406

4 жыл бұрын

Elechicken tape

april fools gag- buy your buddy a reverse drill bit kit, don't mention it

@mecee4516

5 жыл бұрын

or just swap one drill out of his favourite size!

@supertramp6011

4 жыл бұрын

Heheh, that’s pretty evil,but I love it!🤣

"Thai ladies with the big hands." remarkable grip on the canadian language

So I apply for a job at a machine shop and they call me in for an interview. The manager says, "Where did you learn machining?" I says, "From the keenest machinist on the interwebs." He takes me into the shop to test my knowledge, starts pointing at tools and asking me what they're called. I says, "That's an high-powered thumb detector. That's a set of Chinesium nut huggers. That's a hand held hole plunger, and that big one over there is the chief chooch-o-matic." He says, "Don't call us. We'll call you." I says, "Keep your dick in a vice." He says, "Security!"

Went one step to far on the step drill. Need to undrill hole. Please advise.

@arduinoversusevil2025

7 жыл бұрын

+TK TK Use bigger washer.

@JasonYoast

7 жыл бұрын

lol!!!!!

@IvoTrausch

7 жыл бұрын

Have you tried turning it off and on again?

@Yerrdawg

7 жыл бұрын

TK TK alternatively weld a cupcake into the hole to close it up and redrill

@jchulski19

7 жыл бұрын

you need to backspin it.

Bought my first auto center punch the other day. Went back and bought 5 more. Treat em like clamps. Can't ever have too many. Definitely life changing tool! Freaking love your videos dude!

"Because this always gets chowdered up and your hooped if you don't have a pilot" CLASSIC !!

I've been farting around in the shop for 30 years, so not a ton of new stuff here for me...but holy carp, that hole saw tip around 18:30 ! Just that one tip alone is more than worth the price of admission!

@vite1968

5 жыл бұрын

Jesus i just rolled over to that time stamp and that idea is priceless!!!!!

@sp4nrs

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed, I’m 3/4 AvE level but it’s the last 1/4 what puts the pencil in my lead

@jamesburba1995

5 жыл бұрын

I absotively, posilutely agree !

@35southkiwi16

4 жыл бұрын

totally agree, if I knew that 35 years ago I could have halved my profanity count

@jameskolbe2714

4 жыл бұрын

sp4nrs has

c'mon, you left out the Helicopter, that extra fun time when your bit gets stuck and the drill starts sinning around!

@maxprophet2401

7 жыл бұрын

14:28

@gpcgamerTV

7 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of my first experience with a drill press. I was drilling a hole in a thing that was held by a fairly heavy portable vise. Long story short, drill got stuck and now the vise was spinning and gave my hand a good whack (After 5 or so rotations the drill bit obviously broke off). Fun times.

@gabbermaikel

7 жыл бұрын

time for a bigger drill if it breaks off. With the proper size drillbit and a good an sharp piece of metal in there thats when the fun really starts. Blunt objects hitting the aprrentice in the face is no fun, sharp pieces of metal spinning at way to much rpm for the dril thats fun. And then the attempts to turn the damn thing off without getting cut up.

@THeBoZZHoGG

7 жыл бұрын

I'm a master electrician and we used to call the Milwaukee corded drill the "wrist breaker" get an 1 3/8" ship auger bit locked up with that thing and you were not using or holding the handle..bad times man. The damn new dewalt 20V cordless drills are just about as powerful these days

@boydmanchester140

7 жыл бұрын

bob rosco

I have a construction trade ticket (electrician) and no one every showed me this stuff. Well, I figured out the hole saw trick on my own. I thought I was real clever that day; a first year teaching his newly devised trick to his journeyman. Anyways, this was hugely edifying (mostly for my home projects, but edifying none the less). Thanks!

"I thoroughly enjoy hard work.....i could watch it all day!" Bwaaahaahahaaahaa! That is my new Mantra....too funny ..great videos

@samrodian919

3 жыл бұрын

That's been my philosophy since I was an apprentice 52 years ago!

"Thumb detector"... from now on that's how I'll be calling all my hammers :-D

@TheNefastor

3 жыл бұрын

@@chuckfarley567 LOL ouch 😅

1:02 "Don't use your hand...if you don't have to!" Sage advice, AvE!

Hadn't seen your channel before, wasn't expecting a video on this topic to be as funny & entertaining as it is informative. Kudos to you sir!

Hey AvE I've been in the USAF (Aircraft Metals Tech) since 96'. We occasionally have to hand drill safety wire holes with a # 55 drill bit in the hex head of fasteners on the aircraft or in the jet shop. The way we do it is by locating the start of the hole with a punch and then drilling perpendicular as if drilling a straight hole but when we have the entire dia. of the drill bit below the the surface we then begin to slowly move the drill in the direction that you want the hole to go while continuing downward pressure. In our case it's towards the closest corner of the bolt head but the same technique works on about anything. Love your channel!

@eflanagan1921

5 жыл бұрын

Love to watch that ,mission critical obsolete part and time sensitive!

Awesome video, great advice. Thank you. Every grade above M10 has cobalt in it. M42 cobalt has at least 8 percent cobalt

You'll always want to use a cutting oil to preserve your tool and keep it from overheating and ruining the hardening. Especially when drilling stainless (316+ mainly) since it hardens something awful when heated.

@sixhundred3score6

Жыл бұрын

Those last 7 words really hit home for me 😔

@gullethechamp

Жыл бұрын

This is just so wrong. If you are drilling a really small hole, say 0.5mm, then using oil will cause the drill to break. Instead, If you really need to cool the drill (wich you really don't) you should Instead use pure alcohol or water as it is not too viscous for the tool.

@Tachdelan

Жыл бұрын

It's not "just so wrong" because you have outliers. The core statement is that you want to cool and lubricate your drilling tool to preserve it. 0,5mm holes aren't what most people drill and as such it's not the main target of a comment about using cutting oil. Yes, on very small holes you want a less viscous lubricant/coolant, though not pure water as water is worse than oil in small applications/holes.

I can hear it now. “Seriously Doc, I was standing in my shop, minding my own business, when I saw the KZread video about how to use a monster deming drill bit, with a convoluted Gerry rigged press rig, and that’s how I got injured “ Very creative, and looks like it works. I just carry around a bunch of the Lennox step drills in multiple sizes. I use some just for aluminum and others just for steel. Cheers. 👍🏻

the auto center punch just made my day

also where do i get voice activated camera focusers?

@i-love-comountains3850

5 жыл бұрын

Undervalued comment of 2017

@vincescalise4821

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

@td6608

4 жыл бұрын

Actually I think it's profanity activated 😅

@tylerblubaugh5549

4 жыл бұрын

Drop it enough times

@jacknickolstine3355

3 жыл бұрын

You rewire a "clapper" to focus the camera.

I'm watching this while my wife is in labor

@andrewwhite1793

7 жыл бұрын

Tyler Coates Is this going to influence the baby's name ?😀 good luck

@BrokenRRT

7 жыл бұрын

Tyler Coates - "Release The Shmoo"! Congrats! Hope all goes or went well for mom and the baby!

@phitsf5475

7 жыл бұрын

I'm sure watching AvE will provide plenty of inspiration for creative solutions in your situation. As your legal advisor I suggest you don't put those creative solutions into practice.

@jaymzx0

7 жыл бұрын

Molybdenum would be a nice skookum girl's name.

@philbox4566

7 жыл бұрын

Moly be damned isn't it? I'm sure there was a Western movie out in the 70s about this.

After viewing this video, my whole life of not drilling properly flashed before my eyes. Thank you so much Ave !

I drill angle holes by easing the drill in gently then leaning it over slowly ,works pretty well most times

love it! just like my boss when he first hired me. shows me all the safety squints and their various shades and colors then proceeded to not use them. lol you good ol' boys, is what we call your lot down in freedom world.

step drills are curiously satisfying to use, and the intrinsic de-burring is so nice!

Don't care if the fucking hole isn't perfect as long as the fucking bolt goes through it.

@crackedemerald4930

6 жыл бұрын

Billy Cook that's a sex joke ready to be delivered right there

Damn this Snow Mexican is very knowledgeable Subcribed

@carsonrush3352

3 жыл бұрын

I've never heard of a Canadian being called a "Snow Mexican", and that got a pretty good laugh out of me.

there are at least 20 of those blue presto drill bit holders in every uk workshop, its regulation still no 3.5s tho

If there is a "W" used for tungsten, it is based on the German name for it, "Wolfram".

@moahs5682

4 жыл бұрын

We all knew that - that's precisely what makes it so misaligned and therefore curiously noteworthy.

@jacknickolstine3355

3 жыл бұрын

Volfram

@juhasznagyjozsef

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacknickolstine3355 Folfram?

Your friggen terminology is incredible

12:23 the lowest quality high speed cam I've ever seen. 🤣🤣🤣 Made my day. Love the vid. You got my thumb 👍

One time in lever class, I learnified that ole AvE created a First Class Lever. Shoulder=effort, strappythingy=fulcrum and the Duhwalt=resistance. FYI in case there is a pop-quiz at the end.

That rig with the pipe and belt. The last time I saw a gizmo that shaky Wiy E Cyote was riding it off a cliff. LOL

"thumb detector" LMAO... I like you

Love the Atlas Co Rockhose straps! I have tonz of those things all over - and they always come in handy... have a few in the quad cubby, in the truck, tool box, basement, shed, camper, you name it!

An old timer taught me that you can grind the center of your drill bit down (similiar to an end mill) to drill round holes in sheet metal... It cuts a small plug out. Thought it was a handy little trick worth mentioning. Love the videos!!!!

@JW-kp1lp

7 жыл бұрын

Lucas Harrell Theyre called brad point drill bits.

@imrichandras5708

6 жыл бұрын

Theres this trick when you drill through a piece of puckered cloth... Nice circular holes in thin sheet metal with regular bits. The cloth starts wrapping around the bit and weirdly enough guides it straight. An old timer taught me this at one of my student jobs - we made switchgear and I needed to drill these holes all the time. I cant remember all the details but I believe with a drill press it worked on 1.5mm sheet of mild steel with a piece of tree carcass under it, hole diameters up to 25mm or so.

@clanravencub

6 жыл бұрын

Imrich Andráš you mustn't have watched the video through, he showed that trick and its limitations in here

9:43 "Works in practice but does it work in theory?"

Here's a tip: if you have to drill a standard-size hole in thin sheet aluminum, use a punch instead of a drill. The coin produced by the punch is slightly conical, so it fits back in the hole. You can then hammer it flat, plugging the hole if you need to. I have used this trick many times to move holes that were not quite in the right place....

As an apprentice who's drilled all sizes in all positions using hand drills I can say with confidence that the most important thing is using a pilot bit and working your way up through the sizes. Especially when drilling thicker steel you never want to start with a big slugger bit. Also the bigger the bit the slower the rpm's

@zyther96

6 жыл бұрын

What a great thing to not need to figure out on my own

@jeffmurphy6471

5 жыл бұрын

Copper will grab ya pretty good too. some metals its better to peck drill at higher speeds. I'm pretty sure I'm the only guy who would drill 1inch copper 3/4 with a 1/2 hand drill. Thank you Makita.

@eflanagan1921

5 жыл бұрын

@@jeffmurphy6471 Well on your way to a channel of your own!

@corpsie666

5 жыл бұрын

Or just use a friction stir bit

Love those automatic centre punches. Just don't carry one on you when you leave the workshop. In the UK they are very popular with car thieves. The police will charge you for "going equipped"

Hey on the metal drilling I recently had to drill about 40 holes in mild steel from 11ga to 3/8" thick. Lots of the 3/8" ones too. What helped much was pilot holes, cutting fluid, and having the work lower than I was so I could lean into the drill, and also maybe most important putting a cup of water next to the work. Every few seconds stop drilling and spin the bit in the cup of water. I managed to do the entire job with one 3/4 bit without bluing it or snapping it off because it never got hot. Thanks for the tips.

"Measure twice cut once" I think it's usually more like "measure once cut once and fire up the welder"

That half hole trick just saved my day. Came at the very right time. Thank you!

I'd like to apply for the apprenticeship, at the AvE shop.

@HappyDragneels_page

5 жыл бұрын

you have to survive the initiation first, have fun hiking to canadialand

half-a-hole is an interesting conundrum, since a hole is a hole. And any hole is a goal as you would of course know from your escapades with the ladies with the big hands in Thailand.

@alexgray2042

5 жыл бұрын

Any hole is a hole unless it's mine. Lol

@jacknickolstine3355

3 жыл бұрын

It's the aftermarket "clamps"

I had a broken bolt in an exhaust manifold last winter. I didn't have access to take the whole manifold off to drill it out. So I just used the hydraulic jack on the back of the drill and it worked out perfect.

It works in practice but does it work in theory? LOL

@CaseyLane925

6 жыл бұрын

I hate that my mentor never heard that. Funny as hell

@gorillaau

4 жыл бұрын

Theory is good, practice is better.

@markfergerson2145

4 жыл бұрын

In theory, theory is the same as practice. In practice, they're not.

Thanks a million for showing off that Starret center punch. I am a safe tech so drilling accuracy is kind of important. On your word I spent the money and bought one and I don't regret it one bit!

For drilling real big holes , I usually whip out my big 12" (Drill press- what where you thinking?) Lmao

@jonjohnson102

4 жыл бұрын

Nah, record!

Dang, we must have gone to the same drilling school. I already knew all these tricks from 40 years ago when I was a machinist. I mostly visit for the humor; especially these days with the world coming to an end. Keep up the great teaching and entertainment.

"Works in practice, but does it work in theory?" Brilliant!

Ur own terms kill me! "Chinesium" I'm using that for life!

@kewlhotrod

4 жыл бұрын

That's actually one of the few, very common nearing popular phrase of cheap, badly cast metals. That phrase is stated around the entire United States and has been floating around for years. That's not saying anything else this wanker (lovingly called) says is popular or widespread lol.

it's tri-lobed because the drill bit catches more on one cutting edge, digging in deeper and acting as a pivot point so the other edge cuts with a wider radius than if it was rotating around the center point of the bit. of course as the second edge rotates around the first edge, it digs deeper and deeper into the edge of the hole, until it's dug in deep enough to pop the first edge free and cause it to pivot around the second edge and so on and so on. since each spot where an edge of the bit digs in deeper has a flatter area opposite it, this naturally favors a triangular shape with a two edged bit.

@EddieTheGrouch

7 жыл бұрын

It's nice when someone see the physics involved. Cuts way down on those little mysteries that plague folks.

@pdrg

7 жыл бұрын

You put it better than I was about to :)

@erg0centric

7 жыл бұрын

Maltfalc would a three fluted drill cut smoothly?

@ruggerdigger

7 жыл бұрын

Maltfalc you mean it wankeled?

@morgan5941

7 жыл бұрын

TLDR: It weeble-wobbles in the hole.

Such an awesome video! I’m no stranger to the drilling and sweating routine, and definitely picked up some knowledge!

Regarding your slanted hole in steel: first drill straight where you want the hole to enter. As soon as the hole gets 1/2 diameter deep, slowly slant the drill over to the desired angle. (the "stepping up" scheme can aid this as explained to follow). How to drill large holes in steel with hand-held drill: start small and step up in size. It will take less time & sweat to drill in 3 steps versus all in one. Each size (except the first, which is real small) will have clearance for the chisel point so will take much less pressure.

lmfao the other one, so ya both can watch the hockey game

@bkupiec

7 жыл бұрын

reverse cowgirl

@brokenhalo22

7 жыл бұрын

to quote the bloodhound gang, "And then we'll do it doggy style so we can both watch x-files". Ask your favorite cowgirl nicely, and she'll show you what's for.

@michaelmace924

6 жыл бұрын

Doggie style

One quick trick for everyone. Center punches are good at starting drill bits, but they excel at taking out side door windows in a car or truck. Even the cheap bastard ones from Horror Fright will do a good job at blowing out the side glass. If you have ever tried to bust one out to extract a person from a wreck that is on fire or close to it, you already know how hard it is. An automatic punch will take it out on the first try, I now have one in each vehicle I own and most of my friends as well. Just thought I’d pass that along.

@thetraveller869

3 жыл бұрын

@jubjub247 Why would you be getting searched in the first place...?

@rkoep

3 жыл бұрын

@@thetraveller869 if you have never been searched 'randomly', for no real reason, consider yourself lucky as well as privileged

@thetraveller869

3 жыл бұрын

@@rkoep If a cop wants to search me he/she will need a reason. Without one I'll be getting arrested because I will not consent and I WILL resist.

@albionwatts6000

3 жыл бұрын

@@thetraveller869 In Britain?? because you are black...!!!

@nuttynick1305

3 жыл бұрын

Can search me as much as they want as long as they frisk me plenty.

Found the best drill cases years ago at a large industrial hardware store. Only needed a case for 1/16 to 1/2" but purchase 3 of them along with a # & letter case. Had a few cases from Sears 40 years ago when they were still selling some quality products. Now have a standard set, a 135 degree set for stainless steel along with a standard size coated bit case.

Seriously funny, I love your abuse of language, your channel is the best if you wanna not only chuckle constantly but actually learn something for half a beer or so

$100 for Thai ladies? Holy crap, what did you do, buy the entire village?

@bawdydog

5 жыл бұрын

"Big hands" kicks up the price.

@eflanagan1921

5 жыл бұрын

You get real ladies !

@jacknickolstine3355

3 жыл бұрын

Aftermarket "clamps"

@dadillen5902

3 жыл бұрын

For a week.

@Fanta....

3 жыл бұрын

Just the ones with low miles and no flatspots

I haven’t been this excited over finding a channel since discovering those late night “Hot Zone” flicks.... ahh... good ol’ hardcore porn.

Its like watching Deadpool narrating DIY videos, plus he is Canadian too.

You had me at “Homeless Despot” 😂 Instant subscription!

Man, I almost forgot how informative old AvE was compared to AvE of the last year and a half.

You are the coolest manliest man I have never met. I have a total bromance for you. Your wife is a lucky man. Thanks for all the vids!

@warrentavernia5136

4 жыл бұрын

he Don`t have a wife No woman will have him but he does have a bunch sheep, and a pair of high boots

35 year plumber and a knife maker here .this man is spot on , or skookum ! lol.and a great teacher . my kinda fella !

I'm so glad that you have this video up,this guy is a true professional here! & I spent hour drilling 4 holes I used black ryobi bits nothing , i used dewalt titananium sent it & she worked but only have China made cobalt coating stepbit and they never gave me a problem, a unused 1 took alil over an hour to get all 4 done!

The Red Green Show + Trailer Park Boys = AvE

"your local Homeless Despot" lol

I like the idea that AvE guy is just Essential Craftsman after a beer is cracked.

Good video. Some of these words of wisdom I have learned the slow way over 40 plus yrs working. Thx.

I love the absolute kitten piss out of these videos. If you film it, they will watch. Skip to my chooch my darlin!

Best tip for not getting trilobe holes in sheetmetal: Use a stepdrill! works every time:)

The intro of this video is good enough to be its own stand alone video. Thank you for that AVE! rofl

In laughed my ass off at “ call over the apprentice” 🤣🤣🤣

This is my new favorite channel this guy is awesome

"en biggen the hole..." yep, I thought so.

I spent 20 years as a millwright/industrial maintenance. I already know most of what you talk about on these videos but I watch them anyway. Something cathartic about it? And the humor is top shelf :)

@scottcarlon6318

6 жыл бұрын

Brian Hagmeier Did the same type of work (operating engineer LOCAL286) . I retired 4 years ago and enjoy these vijhos and humor also. Your never to old to learn something new.

Senciearly I was watching the video to learn about tools. Now I am sitting with my notepad and taking notes to demystify deep engrained vocabulary sooo foreign yet enchanted expressions. After 36 years of suffering through learning English, clearly, I can see where I went wrong. Were were you all my life brother?

Tungsten's symbol is W because it was originally called wolfram because it devoured other metals like a wolf.

@elcidbob

4 жыл бұрын

Oxygen.

I think this guy might be Wilson from "Tool Time" Hi d ho neighbor!

@carrotninja145

5 жыл бұрын

My God, you're right.

@SupraBdub

5 жыл бұрын

Interesting

@woodchuck1946

4 жыл бұрын

Wilson didn't have a potty mouth like this jerk! Glad there's lots of good stuff on YT without the foul language.

@danhammond8406

4 жыл бұрын

@@woodchuck1946 if you dont like the language he uses in his own shop, your welcome to leave.

@woodchuck1946

4 жыл бұрын

@@danhammond8406 Exactly! Just what I did. And if you still think his foul language stays in his shop..... well, who am I to educate a dope like you about the widespread coverage of the internet.

In my field, we refer to that half of a hole as the "jellybean of shame."

"Lubrication for the small stuff, is optional" 🤣🤣