Puts Branch on lathe "If it looks straight it is straight" Everyone: Engage safety squints.....

@clydebalcom8252

4 жыл бұрын

It works!

@paulcochran1721

4 жыл бұрын

"If it looks smashed it is smashed"

@mikhail9607

4 жыл бұрын

Safety Squints. I see you are a man of culture.

@BigBoyLies

4 жыл бұрын

@@clydebalcom8252 it verks!!!

@OriginalMomo

4 жыл бұрын

Safety third... 🤦🏼‍♂️🤷‍♂️😂

Making that giant tapered reamer was really clever. I also love how you had the chickens nearby so the smashed fruit wouldn't be wasted.

@alansquires7382

4 жыл бұрын

Where's my Hoverboard? I think he needed a big mallet to tap that reamer in.

This has to be the most entertaining way to feed chickens. Ever.

Love the nail making part. Never actually seen that done before. Even thought it’s probably common, first time seeing it. Very cool.

While I exceptionally love the homemade Sledge-O-Matic, I think the best part is the variety of skills showcased... Lumbering, turning (both close-enough, and tooled), woodworking (the hole for the handle), blacksmithing, CNC plasma cutting, new tool fabrication, welding, sanding, and finishing. Excellent skill-set show-off Jimmy. (I mean that in the complimentary way). Mixing multiple disciplines/skills is where the DIY gets separated from the makers. It's the goal every budding maker should aspire to.

@charlieroberts3153

4 жыл бұрын

DIRESTA the modern day Gallager!!!!!

There are easier ways to give your chickens a snack, but I enjoyed watching this one!

THAT'S IT I'M GETTIN' ME MALLET

@listentomoremusic45

4 жыл бұрын

Ol Eustace bagge

Nice mallet! My dad built a giant mallet years ago with 8" pipe, super thick stuff, with 1/2" plate welded on the ends. It was a beast too. We used it to drive fence posts on the property for pasturing horses. Made quick work of it, and didn't beat the ends of the posts to pieces like an ordinary sledge would. My uncle (6ft, 200lb+ guy) borrowed it a few years later to drive some of those super (stupid) spikes for a fence we were building in town, and I watched him smash his shin with it. It was one of the most horrid things I've ever witnessed.

baby voice: "wow you couldn't even restore the drillpress right if it can't hold that chuck...you don't even respect your tools man!" love your work, stay safe, greeting rom Hungary!

Missed opportunity to wear a striped shirt and suspenders a la Gallagher ;)

@laveur

4 жыл бұрын

I was just gonna link to him... kzread.info/dash/bejne/mZWno6iyn9HTnaw.html

@pjhalchemy

4 жыл бұрын

First thing I thought of when I saw the poster frame. No Need IMHO 'Diresta's' on the head. He could have easily reached 5 rows with that one, if he could pick it up. ;-P Saw him 4-5 times live but never bought tickets for those rows. A great, funny Man!

@Camstro80

4 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure he had stripped pants with that branch on the lathe lol

@bedlamite42

4 жыл бұрын

Missing the patented pans

@BrentWolff

4 жыл бұрын

Also a missed opportunity for Diresta 2, Your brother could have played along.

This is so cool! Classic Diresta

This is hands down the best chanel on KZread!!!

I love how many time you are using that welder setup clip over and over on so many videos!

@jeremyspecce

4 жыл бұрын

Master of None ME TOO! I've really come to love that!

@BruceAUlrich

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing...made me laugh!

@AaronKimmins

4 жыл бұрын

"It's not a slicer, not a dicer, not a chopper in a hopper! What in the Hell could it possibly be?!"

@GrumpysWorkshop

4 жыл бұрын

I'm waiting for him to change it just slightly or not use it for just a quick tack - the comments will be a shitshow.

@1millionsubswomovieschalle796

4 жыл бұрын

I’ have same welder and love the functions. Unfortunately short on a lot other tools an imagination to creativity levels.

..."Why dintcha' jus buy one?" It's good to see the new "Hammered, with Jimmy Diresta" Show. Nice project as always Jimmy -luvyaman!

Toons always have a big mallets for a laugh, you're the GREATEST builder in New York. I respect for you, Jimmy Diresta.👍🏼👍🏼😁😁

Nearly 5 years ago I got the amazing opportunity to meet Jimmy at his Manhattan shop when I was visiting New York for a film festival. After a tour, he showed me his most recent project, the brass ring mallet for Core77. I specifically remember holding it and thinking "Wow... this is one hell of a mallet..." 5 year's later I'm watching this like "Okay... Now THAT's one hell of a mallet!" Great video Jimmy, you outdo yourself with every project!

We need a giant mallet: *Every other human being:* I'll have a look on Amazon *Jimmy Diresta:* I'm just going to the woods.

That tool rest looks extremely dangerous.

@wm12ga

4 жыл бұрын

Dump Chump yeah, cringe worthy for sure. 1:46 in and I’m already down here to post the same thing lol.

@biguprochester

4 жыл бұрын

Then he broke a chisel for fun. This guy knows how to party.

@thechumpsbeendumped.7797

4 жыл бұрын

Wes Mischke If he added a 18inch semicircular plywood board to the tool rests base that could be stood on while in use it would still be easily moveable by stepping off but stabilised by his weight when its being used.

@biguprochester

4 жыл бұрын

Dump Chump I was thinking more of a gimbal type of mount to the frame of the lathe

@darinhudson9112

4 жыл бұрын

.. as much as it was movin in i was thinking he was just gonna sharpen the tool rest.

This video makes me so happy. Jimmy using such a variety of tools and processes plus, GIANT MALLET. yes.

I love the randomness of your projects - and as always, metal and wood together are amazing

Painters tape around the stencil? You’ve changed, Jimmy

@mattsnyder4754

4 жыл бұрын

locohombre79 that’s when you know he likes something he just made haha

@NedbLegocity

4 жыл бұрын

Ha!

@MJ-nb1qn

4 жыл бұрын

Matt Snyder - yup, I thought the same thing. Love ya Jimmy!

that thing would make great smoothies,,

Cheers Jimmy. That was a fun one! Happy Sunday - thanks for sharing and stay safe & well.

It doesn't get any cooler than this Wow it a monster!! 😱🔨💕

@foltz-art

4 жыл бұрын

loveu Brother!!! ✌😱

OMG, the turning haters and safety police are going to have a field day with this. Had to pause just so I can say that. Anyone else love the transposition of seeing an 1855 lathe in the foreground and a CNC plasma table in the background? This is why I love Jimmy.

@tommypetraglia4688

4 жыл бұрын

You certainly don't watch enough turning videos. This was tame... and proper, by most lathe work standards Ever see a chunk of seemingly rotted burl turned to exquisite art?

@greatitbroke

4 жыл бұрын

@@tommypetraglia4688 I have to agree hate the handle broke off the tool but wow.

@KJ-kw7gh

4 жыл бұрын

After a lifetime of being on construction sites and having ppe drilled into my brain, I still have the opinion that if it's your personal shop, I or no one else has any business telling someone what safety gear or safety measures to use. Some people just need to shut their mouth and watch and enjoy. But, just my opinion.....

@jdgindustries2734

4 жыл бұрын

@@KJ-kw7gh in all normal circumstances, I'd agree. And even in principle I agree. What makes me think twice is the video and KZread. Regardless of the "don't do this at home kiddies" warnings, people, and especially kids take these videos, especially one from popular makers/channels, as "the right way". I believe, as a nod to social etiquette, makers have a responsibility to at least make good efforts to showcase proper PPE usage. It's just good maker citizenship. That said, I make enough to know Jimmy is WAY beyond my skills, and if he says "don't so this it home", before I even attempt it, I'm gonna spend a LOT of time researching and investigating the proper and safe way to do something.

Well that was a pretty dodgey lathe setup. Jimmy: where's my drill press.

Great video Jimmy, you always do a great job of showing the process, the problems and the problem solving that’s involved in projects. Thanks for keeping us all inspired.

So funny and interesting video! I'm really enjoyed. Thank you Jimmy! Great Like!

3:45 "doont doo thaat,this iiis dangerouuus!"

This reminds me of those "test your strength" mallets at the travelling carnival (or Coney Island) 😁 I liked that bandsaw trick where you hot glued some temporary pieces to "square" an round object as you pass it through the badnsaw. Loved the fruit smashing antics! Great work! This giant mallet needs it's own channel 😉

Anyone Else get sort of Excited When he used the Big Slick or Chisel that he repaired and Restored years ago?? I thought that was Awesome! Much Love Jimmy youre The best! My brotha from another Mother. Take Care my Friend. Oh and Beautiful Giant Mallet! Really reminds me of Gallagher's Smash-o- Matic lol

@daviddaddy

4 жыл бұрын

Gallagher Smash! Hahaha

@daviddaddy

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha i heard "Its soo Fucking Cool!" Lol

This might be the coolest, most whimsical thing I've ever seen

Wife: I would really enjoy a cold glass of Fruit Punch right now. Jimmy: BRB

Love how you went all "Gallagher" at the end. And now you can drive 500 penny nails...

A new episode of "HAMMERED" by Jimmy Diresta great job Jimmy thank you for sharing it with us.

Love Diresta! Surprised you didn't tip your hat to a great comedian. Just like you, outstanding in his field.

Didn’t have my clear plastic tarp ready, now there’s fruit salad all over my keyboard… 1,000 bonus points of you get the reference.

@charlieroberts3153

4 жыл бұрын

I must have watched gallager 100 times as a kid I think my parents used it as a stopwatch and babysitter lol

Gallagher would be proud!

your restored old-timey machines are beautiful. look like they would last forever.

Ok, now I want to make one. This was awesome to see, from beginning to end, and I love how this goes back to some of your more whimsical earlier work. Keep it up!

In baby voice : "He's not doing any of the hard work, his shop assitant is doing all of the heavy reaming... "

“Why’d you make a giant mallet?” “‘Cause I’m a Maker!” “Wait, was, wait! That’s good watermelon, man!” “...?” Splat!

I love this thing. Great job

Your video's are relaxing and informative without saying a word. LOVE IT THAT WAY. Thanks.

It's "Hammertime!" + 1000! Or, "The things a man will do for his chickens!"

“I make stuff. People ask me what I do on my time off and I tell them I make stuff. That's what I do.” - Jimmy Diresta

Sick as always. Love you Jimmy

Soooo much fun to watch! Your hard work is our entertainment. Thanks!

"I'm gonna go turn a mallet on the lathe" Diresta: "Hold my beer...."

Introducing, "The Diresta Fruit Salad Maker 5000!"

A feast of smiles, wonder and learning all mixed into such joyous 16 minutes & 27 seconds, such a delight. Thank you!

@jimmydiresta

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏼

You are cracking at communicating how the things that you make feel to hold and do stuff with. Very nice.

Love it! Going to give Gallagher a run for his money. Every time I wonder how you're going to do something you make a new tool! Are you going to keep that near the door to discourage salesmen?

If anybody is gonna have a giant ring mandrel just lying around... it has to be Jimmy Diresta... 😆

@jack002tuber

4 жыл бұрын

I thought he made it.

"All he wanted to do was feed the chickens".....Mr DiResta i really enjoy he pleasure you get from some of your builds....it seem that this enjoyment is addictive......every time i watch your channel i leave with a smile on my face....Thanks

You sick sick man ! This was the highlight of my day and now has me looking at logs on my property with ominous intent. Thank you for this you rock sir!

"What's that watermelon doing there!" "I'll tell you later." That's st least how I remember it from Buckaroo Banzai. There's an extra on the DVD that explains that they were trying to develop a watermelon that could be dropped from a plane to address a hunger problem somewhere.

Sorry, Jimmy, there are no tools to bore out that hole. “I’ll make my own.” BTW, what’s the weight of that mallet?

@jack002tuber

4 жыл бұрын

Luthiers use one that's smaller for violin pegs.

@9009matorres

4 жыл бұрын

Right...Jimmy just casually makes a random hole boring tool in the middle of this make. It’s like make-ception.

Hey Jimmy I love that you forged the nails to secure the rings. Nice touch!

I love the inanity of this build - FUN!

I know this is probably one of those "because I can" situation, but would a beast like this actually have any practical application?

@khxmz

4 жыл бұрын

Did you watch the whole video?

@joshh5336

4 жыл бұрын

Google timber frame beetle.

@SatanSupimpa

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshh5336 Yeah, that's the right application for a very heavy object, but not as hard as steel.

Looks suspiciously like the Sledge-O-Matic! It's ok though, I'm sure an original would cost ........who knows? Dozens of dollars? We like faithful replicas to!

I'm happy to see the framing slick made a come back

Thanks for sharing, Jimmy. I think your hand forged nails were one of my favorite parts - I’ve never seen that before. Looks as if it was tricky to get the handle started on the lathe. 👍💪

03:45 Who else expected this (or worse) to happen?

@clydebalcom8252

4 жыл бұрын

Oopsie?

@NedbLegocity

4 жыл бұрын

✋🏻

@Cabeza492

4 жыл бұрын

Nah, that was kinda funny...

Wow, I've keeping up with this but I don't think I realized how BIG it was! Loved to the 2 man reamer crew!

Such a cool project. Great job jimmy. And a word to the safety police. Be your own guide to safety and don’t worry about everyone else. Do what your comfortable with.

So much troll food!! So much Diresta greatness!! What a great video to explain and showcase all your lathing talents!!

This owns, thanks for sharing the process

After so many years.... this is a better way to get “hammered”! Great job!

Jimmy for president. Best videos as always. I'm very inspired by you. thank you for all the effort.

You really get full appreciation of how big they disc sander is here🤠 Awesome project! Gave me some good ideas!

Looked like fun 👍👍👍👍 even got Patrick involved👍👍👍👍

Absolutely medieval. Happy chickens in the aftermath. Love the reamer solution.

What a satisfying way to start the morning. Gallagher would be proud.

Don’t ever stop Jimmy, your the best entertainment we’ve got!

This is a mallet that brought back fond memories of watching Gallagher as a kid. Awesome job!

Holy schnikies, talk about need a tool make a tool. That was a serious reamer😁. I also love that you’re totally playing with all of your new big toys in this video. Great job!

AWESOME! One hell of a smoothie maker!

i think i speak for at least 1,5 million subscribers that this is the jimmy we love. :)

@jimmydiresta

4 жыл бұрын

☺️

Giant Malot... giant chisle...giant lathe.... DIRESTA....nuf said!!!! Awesome!!!

What a beast! Seems like it should be in a video game! Thank you sir

You built a giant tapered reamer, brilliant.

Awesome video, as usual. This is the kind of content getting us through the Rona

Direst-a-Matic! Beautiful!

He even made the nails! FFS! Never a boring video! 🤜🤛

Paul Bunyan comes to my mind. Thanks Jimmy!!!

My man Patrick!!! Great video Jimmy. Glad to see you feeding the chickens 😁

The shop-made reamer and the cut nails are just... *chef's kiss*

Now That's a Reamer...a two man reamer! Go big or go home. Great fun Jimmy and glad you weren't hurt with the Ash log. Had one do that on a big bowl and just missed my head and broke the overhead light. Loved the Gallagher reference. Safe and Healthy Please. Thanks Always!

Really cool Jimmy, awesome job! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

The nails were the perfect cherry on top!

Love it, The Giant "Mallard Chicken Feeder"

i love this kind of stuff. i'd never heard of locust wood before so i wiki'd it. says it's native to the amazon rainforest but it's just laying in a pile somewhere on jimmy's property. it's fantastic.

Gallagher and his Sledge-O-Magic is still one of my favorite comedic duos! Great job on making this one!

I love watching you lathe around. 😉

Amazing work.

Awesome video the slow motion shots are pretty cool

That making a reamer for tapered hole is sooo cool!)))

Woah I really like the auto-adjusting tool rest!