I’ll never understand why Andrew’s videos are so simple yet so much better than anyone else’s. I could watch him tinker around his yard for hours.

@bartlesby

Ай бұрын

Great guy + great skills + great toys + great property + great cameras + great editing = PURE DELIGHT

@richardnott9587

Ай бұрын

I think he spends allot of time editing and must have several terabytes of content.

@robertshank8412

Ай бұрын

Andrew's vids are so watchable because he sets the camera in a spot where you can see what he's doing and he moves them around a lot so you don't get bored. You can tell that he spends a fair amount of time editing. But the real magic is in Andrew himself. He simply wants to make vids that are interesting and doesn't spend a lot time yammering away like he's trying to be a Rock Star. He seems to be very modest and has found the right formula that will probably teach a generation of YT creators how to do it right. I do not know Andrew. I make my assertions based on all of the excellent content that he has created and the hours I have spent watching.

@martymartin2894

Ай бұрын

Not as simple as u might think he does good video editing and he's a hard worker I can see this and I've only just seen a couple of his videos.

@mrkthmn

Ай бұрын

One element of it, i think, is that they are more cinematic. Most videos on KZread are Talk, Talk, Talk! And not only that it's bullshit filler. Talking for the sake of talking and they try to monitize as much of it as possible. Andrews videos seem to focus on the work of the projects with him rarely stopping to talk. This video was 43 minutes and i'd be surprised if there was more than 5 minutes of talking in it. Plus the big thing is the lack of him whoring himself out the whole time which really takes a viewer out of the video mentally/emotionally. Everytime im watching a video and they start schilling I always groan and fast forward but by that point the "mood" of what was happening is broken/gone. So I think a big part of it is the lack of ads and the more cinematic approach rather than the lets talk for 80% of it and I'll show you some clips for the remaining 20%.

Love the old EX 100 Hitachi gosh I remember when that was Andrew's "big" excavator. That goes back a few years. Loved the content then and still do.

@edwardstevens1442

Ай бұрын

he's been losing me lately with all the wealth tbh. Its lost a lot of its "get er done" over the years.

@FD-is1ug

Ай бұрын

​@@edwardstevens1442you can appreciate the struggle it took to get where he is but when the struggle pays off he can enjoy the fruits of his labour...he has definitely earned the good life and he does it with old equipment

@simesimicevic8713

Ай бұрын

@@edwardstevens1442 new episodes are really amazing quality and like a movie sometimes. the "get er done" videos you can find under unlisted B playlist. mostly short videos where he fixes something quckly or wants feedback about something.

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

@@edwardstevens1442 what do you want to see me do? This video was about working on a piece of equipment that I purchased many years before I did KZread.

@xzavierrodriguez9559

Ай бұрын

@@AndrewCamaratame personally I like the demolition and excavation videos as well as the fixing stuff, so your good in my books

I work in a stamping plant in maintenance. For years when we needed a hose made, and we have literally thousands, it was a lot of downtime heading down the street to the Tractor Supply to have them made, and with the myriad of fittings we require, occasionally they didn't have what we needed. I finally convinced the boss to invest in a hose swager machine. We went with the Parker and Parker hose/fittings. It came with 6 sizes of crimping dies and we bought 6 spools of hydraulic hose. The real investment is in the hundreds of fittings needed. We're undergoing a commonality program to switch every fitting to common size. Eventually we will get it all together. But every maintenance man who owns a log splitter or tractor, they all have Parker hoses on them now! lol I wonder how that happened...must be a coincidence.

@javajav3004

Ай бұрын

Standardization is the way to go. Good on ya

When I was a kid, I'd stay up late watching TV. Now we're staying up late watching Andrew work! Great stuff!

@bobcalifornia9622

Ай бұрын

TV is trash. I get all the content i am looking for on YT

@mikflo2403

Ай бұрын

correct on that. I have not watched tv in 5 years. No professional sports at all. And I’m happier for it. Been watching Andrew for years, much more enjoyable than tv.

@ferdynandmalafu9106

Ай бұрын

1 q

@sanitha.sister6654

Ай бұрын

​@@mikflo2403p😅😅g

@sanitha.sister6654

Ай бұрын

​@@mikflo24032:51 nn nn m i😅😊😅😅😅😊

It's amazing how good that garage looks. That really perks up the area

@327JohnnySS

Ай бұрын

It really came out nice. The people that he hired did a great job helping A⚡C.

@Vote4DemocracyALWAYS

Ай бұрын

i had the same thought, it looks fantastic.

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

Thanks

@CosmicStargoat

Ай бұрын

Everything Andrew does looks great...Well, except if he is tearing down a barn. Best channel on KZread.

@samb4678

Ай бұрын

@@AndrewCamarataAndrew does that bumper you installed on your Cummins block the intercooler?

Cody and Blue: the most jacked LABS on the internet. 💪 They look like racehorses.

@cathiwim

Ай бұрын

They’ve been running since birth!

@pauljoseph8338

Ай бұрын

@@JohnMoses1897 they’re basically free range, wild pups who roam the upstate mountains of New York on their own. They don’t take commands from humans. 🐶🐶

@pauljoseph8338

Ай бұрын

@@JohnMoses1897 I know…I have openly feared for their safety for years. But, Andrew does what he does. We can’t tell him what to do.

@tmyersf4

Ай бұрын

You know the smart thing would be to buy 2 more frisbees then he wouldn't be long dropping it to chase the other one. 😆

@JamesCouch777

Ай бұрын

​@@pauljoseph8338when you live in the woods it is just inherently dangerous for dogs. My two Pyrenees and my blue heeler came home with bite marks from some critter they got into a scuffle with the other day.

andrew, you should put a small solar panel on each of your machines so they are constantly charged. A 12v (or 24V) charge controller is quite cheap and small form factor.

@FromLandVegemiteSamich

Ай бұрын

Or put battery isolators on every piece of equipment so the battery can’t be drained from sitting and no use 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

@Christoph-sd3zi

Ай бұрын

We started doing that a few years ago with the solar drip chargers on the heavy equipment and they work great.

@sfsgcsvxcv

Ай бұрын

@@FromLandVegemiteSamich not a bad idea either however you still would have to manipulate the disconnect every time you anticipate the machine sitting. With the solar there is nothing to do after install

@FromLandVegemiteSamich

Ай бұрын

@sfsgcsvxcv ​​⁠in australia at the end of the day most machines get the isolator turned off ready to be turned back on the next day and ready to rock n roll

@SuburbanK2500

Ай бұрын

Made a very similar comment regarding solar battery maintenance before finding yours 😉

Blue is getting big. Thanks for sharing Andrew

@mrdbooks7285

Ай бұрын

Nah, Cody is getting small.

@jmwarden1

Ай бұрын

Yeal Blue can now hold his own with Cody in the tug of war with the sticks and limbs. lol

Watching and learning from and about Andrew’s projects, procedures, and love for his dogs make perfect videos. Young adults wishing to know property and equipment maintenance, as well as construction, could benefit from watching Andrew.

@kevdel

Ай бұрын

Written like AI

@sicknote26

Ай бұрын

😂😂​@kevdel just thinking 🤔 reading this looks abit AI

@jimmorris1002

Ай бұрын

, But I am honest. LOL

@jimmorris1002

Ай бұрын

@@sicknote26 I am a real person from Tennessee.

It’s Saturday night and I’m just about to go to bed. Andrew drops a video. Bed can wait. 💪🏼🔥

@Recovering_Californian

Ай бұрын

Here to say the same thing ... no sleep for me.

@PompousPilot441

Ай бұрын

Sleep is overrated

@TheSonofHarold

Ай бұрын

@@Recovering_Californian What’s the point really?

@TheSonofHarold

Ай бұрын

@@PompousPilot441 Facts! I can always sleep a different day.

@carter0796

Ай бұрын

real

The Hitachi has been a very loyal machin.....simple....no complex electronics....😊

One tip I got for you to hit a few of the sides of those hydraulic fittings with a air hammer and they loosen up. One of the best things I was taught by an old head while I worked on trash trucks.

@paulsvensson5247

Ай бұрын

Agree, a very good tip works for me alwaiss.👍

@TwistedSCREWTVG

Ай бұрын

Would anti seize work on those fittings?

@caryhuffii7224

Ай бұрын

@TwistedSCREWTVG I wouldn't I'd want to personally it gives a chance to loosen up.

Andrew your enclosed garage looks really great. Man that is some blue shale from those mountains.

Andrew your knowledge of jumping around from machine to machine, whether doing maintenance or troubleshooting is simply amazing. Its always why your videos are so interesting, you never know what youll get into to next.

Thank you for sharing your videos... I am just and old lady now and watching them reminds me of my childhood watching my father work on his and the neighbors cars, trucks, etc. You remind me a great deal of my father. Thanks again!😀

For clogged Grease joints, try a ZerkMate. Cheap at tractor supply, you fill them with oil, then tap the end with a hammer to use the oil pressure to force out the stuck grease.

@MitzvosGolem1

Ай бұрын

Lincoln has them . 50/50 chance it works . Worth trying Often I take zerk out clean out passages with wire fill with solvent let sit for a while then use impact gun to hit . Some just hardened up solid .

@MikeOrazzi

Ай бұрын

I've never had much luck my ZerkMate. Maybe I'll give it a try again this spring.

@LaparaMay

23 күн бұрын

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Sunday afternoon here, I was outside laying bricks came inside for a coffee. The bricks can be done tomorrow. Just love watching this young fellow fix, his machinery. Like the saying goes like a well oiled machine.

I've never heard anyone complain about those old Hitachi excavators, just good solid machines.

@brent9393

Ай бұрын

Bought a Deere 490 for our farm, been very impressed with the old machine. Doing far more then I’d ever thought I’d be doing with it

@ferguson20diesel49

20 күн бұрын

The dash 5 was even better. Twin gear pump and turbo. 120/5 longer reach. And undercarriage

It’s so gratifying to see equipment parked inside. It hurts me to see my equipment parked outside.

Nice to have the rock at your back yard, Great resource. saves TONS of money !

The amount of work you put in to fill a few potholes is LEGENDARY 😂

I started watching this channel because of the real jobs Andrew was doing for actual customers. I'd like to see a lot more of that.

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

I’m going to do two soon

@kevinstamford8000

Ай бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata Looking forward to that, Thank You

@travisplath4709

Ай бұрын

​@@AndrewCamarataand I look forward to watching the mountain develop. Damned if you do. Damned if you don't 😂😂...channel is great

@dusty2206

Ай бұрын

I like when he does the home projects and fixing stuff.

@angelaslaney1514

Ай бұрын

With a KZread cheque each month he has less need for actual customers paying real money..

It never ceases to amaze me how much you have learnt,I bet self taught,for someone of younger years. I am in awe and somewhat jealous Andrew🤩👍

Have never seen a person install a grease zert with a drill. We always do them by hand. Good job. Wish I had rock on the property to fix my driveway, good job!

This is one channel i will give a thumb up before even watching.

@dandaniels4558

Ай бұрын

Who doesn't? Hes a genius with everything he does. Except train his dogs to fetch and give the Frisbee 😂😂

@StarLifeWithTweezy

Ай бұрын

Facts 🎉

WoW I know i been watching for many years & think it was when you first got that excavator & it was before the castle build started & i think that was 7-8 years ago ! Time sure flies when you got great entertainment to watch !

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

Thanks

I purposely don’t watch Andrews vids when they initially post. Instead I wait a while and just anticipate watching it…like opening a Christmas present. Does that make me nuts? Could be wrong but I don’t recall Andrew ever saying “like and subscribe”. No need. Also doesn’t load up with fifteen minute sponsored info just pure content👍. 80 years old and was in mechanics all of my life. Andrew is my kind of guy

I love that bobs old logo is still on there hahaha, I remember when he had that machine....great videos, and I'm so glad to see a local guy being so successful

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

I got that truck from him too.

The old Hitachi. I wish Andrew would educate use on putting a hydraulic thumb on that beast. But I respect the simplicity too.

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

Ehh, that thumb is fine.

@warrenmichael918

Ай бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata Just wondering what kinda torque you were putting on that oil drain plug when you put it back on!!! Looked like you were givin it the full Monte huh?

@StevesAutoNtrucks

Ай бұрын

​@@AndrewCamaratawhen's the cyber truck coming?

@327JohnnySS

Ай бұрын

​@@warrenmichael918I just tightened them about 3/4 of a turn before they go stripped or snap. LoL. Joke. Always inspect your drain plug washer if doing your own oil change. I swear some lube shops are happy with a impact gun.

@warrenmichael918

Ай бұрын

@@327JohnnySS Thats my point, AC looked like that damn drain plug owed him money!! haha

#1 youtube channel. The production quality and the fact Andrew isn't telling us to like and sub or giving promo codes every 5 minutes sets his channel above.

@flatcreeklodge4628

Ай бұрын

Can't AGREE more with you. Not to mention when Andrew talks we all want to hear what he's saying. Andrew's not greedy with long ads or click bait. He's definitely an Original !

@ronaldlee2376

Ай бұрын

One would think other KZread channels might learn & improve their channels by watching , even one of Andrew's vids, but NO, not happening. It is asking a lot, but i could watch an Andrew vid every day of the week.

Dude, you are getting safer and wiser. Thats good!

Hi Andrew, tech tip for you. Use a hammer to hit the flange nut, the hose is being replaced so once you hit the hydraulic hose flange nut it will expand enough to undo freely.

Those zoomed in Drone shots of Cody and Blue were great, definitely upping the production value...

So nice to see the garage all finished, it looks amazing and finally providing you with the space to keep some of your vehicles out of the weather and sun, great upkeep and preventative service on the old hitachi, what a set up you have, congrats brother! Javi G.

11:23 Very clever adding the extra colored zip tie so the new hose gets the same color tie.

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

Thanks

Thanks Andrew I really miss those videos where you're just out working and doing your own thing. I know you probably think you do them all the time but I don't know I just like watching you work and working on your equipment and hey you're doing great don't worry about it. Your new enclosed garage is fantastic a dream for anyone. Keep cranking out the videos I'll keep watching them I really appreciate him there quite entertaining and peaceful. Don't let anything get in the way have a good one Peace from Oregon

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

I’ll do some soon. Thanks

So I bought my first excavator. Takeuchi TB240 cabbed with a thumb. My new favorite toy!

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

Nice, good luck with it.

@Zerkini

Ай бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata I've been having a blast fixing up my road that's been in disrepair for 15+ years (private road). Finally able to put in proper ditches, culverts and order material to fill in bad spots. Road went from 4wd only access to corvette accessible!

@leveragelifestyle8581

Ай бұрын

Jellyyyy

This are high pressure O-rings. They are not from Hobo-Fright.

@retro8696

Ай бұрын

I don't buy anything for that place there tools are cheap and made in China.

Great video!! Some plastic plugs and caps would save a lot of drips and spillage.

You always bring something unique to the table, can't get enough!

The maintenance videos have and will always be the best.

I really enjoy your videos, Andrew. Those shorter big diameter hoses are a bear to put on when you have to flex them even a little. I usually throw a chain or a strap across them, which sometimes helps to hold the bigger ones a certain way while I wrestle with getting connected together. A battery company should sponsor some of your videos with as many that you have around now, although I'm sure you wouldn't care for the hassle of that. It's unbelievable how nice your once open-front shed turned out and how well it complements your castle home. I bet your loving the new space without the leaves and rain getting in all the time. That was money and time well spent for sure.

@davidmorse8432

Ай бұрын

Never could understand why they make those going to the crowd cylinder so long. Makes it difficult to install them.

I love your "hybrid" videos: where you repair a machine and then use it. Thanks for sharing!

enjoyed the video, and Happy to see the Hitachi all fixed up and ready for whatever you have in mind. She has been a loyal piece of machinery for you to have been with you for so long. Must be great when you want to repair one or part of your castle road, just dig a bit and done!

Another great video, hi Andrew you inspire me to continue in life I am currently 17 and a lot of the stuff you do is fun and I learn a lot from watching and practicing a lot of the things you do!

What a great old digger! Love the sound of the dump truck man. The whole collection is awesome! Inspiring. Thank you, sir! I’ve learned a lot!

Andrew has so much equipment he could make maintenance videos for years to come! And we would all watch them!

The ex100 was the first video that got me onto this channel. Loved it ever since.

It's late here, but not so late that I don't have time to see what Andrew is up to. This is a MUST SEE video, as all of us here know!

Great job Andrew👍, keep it up , please update more videos of the Hitachi EX100.

Can we give that Dewalt impact some applause. It's been through one hell of a life so far and keeps on going. lol

Good much needed maintenance job, I remember a video years back you used this excavator to cut and push down trees on a hilly property and load tree trunks into your dump truck.

Need to set up some trickle chargers for the machines that sit. Issue is that in a lot of equipment the alternator constantly draws a small amount of current even when its off. A 1AMP chargers will keep the batteries topped off. Perhaps run some buried power lines around the parking area to plug in the chargers. Thanks for Posting!

@Ethan-bj6el

Ай бұрын

I think he needs to sell some kit, so there is less but used frequently, does seem some of the machines sit around alot

@guytech7310

Ай бұрын

@@Ethan-bj6el He pretty much uses all of the the equipment he owns. Need smaller machines for small jobs which you don't have the room for a bigger machine.

As much as I love these videos it's hard for me to watch someone work without pitching in to help! I found myself clenching my teeth as you were trying to turn wrenches freeing up the hydraulic hoses! Lol All great in the end! Thanks for posting.

I read excavator maintenance and the first thing he does is take a leaf blower to it - made me chuckle.

He was like a surgeon with steady hands installing the hoses back on. Nice!

It's great to see someone doing preventative maintenance, the amount of guys who leave hoses until they blow is insane, because we all know that a hose will blow at the most inconvenient time and in the most inconvenient place. It doesn't save you any money by trying to stretch out their lives, because you end up chasing your ass trying to get them fixed when you are miles away from the shop.

I spotted the legend himself in Burlington during sunset yesterday. Two awesome labs in tow as well. I wonder if anyone else recognized you? Enjoy the eclipse!

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

I’m still here. You’re welcome to say hi.

@mogulmayhem

Ай бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata I’m climbing a summit for the eclipse. 4k feet or bust!

@AndrewCamarata

Ай бұрын

That was worth it.

Excelente video Andrew. Disfruto viendo como mantienes estas máquinas. Saludos desde Santiago de Chile.

Hey Andrew, Canada here, haven't dropped in on you for a couple of years...you have the place coming along fine, and the complexity of your Fleet is expanding allowing you to be so much more productive for your clients...great job, the amount of money you saved by designing the garage the way you did, pretty ingenious, and adaptive...which have become your best traits...well lets get working on something else as you would say...I'm retired now but enjoy watching the next generation of hard workers and entrepreneurs come along and do well...thank you as always for sharing a little slice into your life with us all...again, great job on the Garage...the only thing I would suggest, covering all wood that has to get painted with Aluminum and then you never have to worry about it for the rest of your life....painting Soffitt and fascia every couple of years is a pain in the butt

I miss Levi, he was a good puppers

In the hydraulic game one uses 60 Duro hardness up to 2500 psi and over that 90 Duro hardness. A Typical metric O- ring Fittings. Thanks for showing us in what you are doing. LOL from down under....... To cold for me where you are, but you have a nice place.

Whether you are on a job with an excavator...building a castle or up a mountain.....you always have an adjustable spanner to hand.....fantastic tool.....👍

Andrew your filming and editing is on another level from most KZreadrs, it all adds to the enjoyment of watching your videos.

Andrew, you are a source of pride for people who don't even know you, well done my boy!

I was just gonna watch one of your older videos and you go ahead and upload a new one! Made my weekend.

I’ve worked with heavy equipment my whole life, born and raised on a farm. Now I’m unable to work but your channel gives lots of enjoyment and inspired me to start my own channel. rg blowers homestead thank you Andrew!

Your attention to detail is to be admired a lot of people would have just changed those hydraulic hoses and never thought about those O-rings that just shows how much you care about your equipment and watching you blow everything out before you even get it going that says a lot about how you take care of your stuff and how you take care of yourself thank you for another awesome video

I love what you did with the garage! Looks so tough! Why can we no longer see your early videos? Thanks for the video!

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New building looks great. I’m enjoying your maintenance/repair videos a lot more than shopping vids. Thanks

Had to replace the main pressure line coming off of the pump going to the distribution centre. It was buried in oil and sand and sticks that had built up inside. Took all of the covers off to access it. Took the leaker to my local Kenworth/Deere dealer and they made up another hose. They are really stiff and are a bear to line up but the old girl runs again. Always love watching Andrew with his Hitachi 100. Mine is the 120 which is almost identical. A little love keeps these running forever.

My husband and I were so excited to see u upload another Awesome video. We love going back and watching some of your older videos they never get old! I watched your video with Levi and when u got Cody. Our dogs love watching them. I have to mute it sometimes because I think they might jump into my TV😅. We are looking forward to all your upcoming videos and are excited for you on this next project!

On them old lines a air hammer r even a battery powered hammer n hit on it the vibration really helps working on dump trucks here n the good ole salt belt it’s been a life saver

That wide shot of the blasted rock face and the finished garage, the whole yard and castle in the back ground at around 33 mins. WOW! Its looking great Andrew. Amazing achievement.

I think the thing I like most about this is Andrew's "use the whole Buffalo approach to his machines. That hose is in an awkward place to get to, I have a boom lift. The thing is stuck in the hole I have an excavator." It's awsome.

The castle compound is looking good.

No matter what tool or equipment is needed, Andrew has it. Need a man lift, coming up!!

Hey dar Camaratski, dat air compressor IS the most quiet compressor ever. Picked one up after you mentioned it in an earlier vid. So seriously, thanks for being authentic and NOT taking the scratch from the 'HarborFreights' of the world. In contrast; the scenes where you use local sourcing on hoses etc, ya get the inside of the repair story, that's the cool stuff.

Good to see proper maintenance on the Hitachi. Excellent video, as always.

greetings mr. andrew; i just wanted to tell you i have been following you for years and am still thoroughly enjoying your videos. please keep up the great content and decent family rated viewing...........g

You need a little "yard cart." get a little handcart and put a deep cycle and inverter on it. put a charger/trickle charger and an air compressor. And whenever you aren't using it for "right now" work move it to a new piece of equipment every day to trickle them batteries. Keep another battery topped off and rotate them out as needed. Or put a solar panel on it.

It's good you don't talk a lot. Most people hate too much talking in youtube vids. Good job!

I forgot about the pipe being replaced, was thinking you just put a lot of stone on there just last year; oh yeah, the 5K mini. I had another idea for the new shop- I don't know if you watch C&C Equipment channel but they did some new aprons for their building last year and did something you might think about doing. In the middle of the apron they installed two Steel I beams spaced apart, then poured concrete up to the top lip so that their machines run on top of the I beams instead of touching the concrete. They buy and flip heavy equipment for a business. Seemed like a pretty good idea, might be some skating on it if icy, not sure, you would have to ask them. Those videos for that were some time in spring or fall of 2023, I think, if you were interested in seeing it. Thanks for the videos.

I always enjoy seeing you and the boys. That closed in building looks great.

Thanks Andrew for posting!

This one and the old Yanmar (in the garage). Best content ever - someone still remembers building that bridge!?

Andrew!! always great to see a new upload!

Great video as always. Good to see the Hitachi getting maintenance and to see it running well. Editing is perfect as always and just when I think things are getting a little boring, it speeds up or changes to something else.

These machine maintenance videos are always my favourite . Nice to see you taking good care of your equipment !!!!!

Great to have a Andrew Camarata video on a Sunday morning yes you have done a lot of work with that excavator.Well done thank you for sharing

Nice!!! Love that old hitachi!!

Watching you from Russia! Very interesting.

The EX100 is a reliable machine, great job replacing the hydraulic hoses to prepare for upcoming jobs.

Seeing all the energy Andrew has all the time is amazing ! Like the energizer bunny always in motion ! And the new revamped garages look awesome !

another 45 minute banger on a saturday night

Andrew Those adjustable Wrenches you’re using look like Real USA Made Top Quality wrenches made back when they put real solid high tempered steel in them!!!! The ones you buy now if you break the handle off or cut it off you’ll see they’re graphite steel and not solid like the old ones you have there. Those are practically unbreakable, and some of the early years of Craftsman Tools were made with solid steel that’s why they guaranteed them for life. But nowadays most all tools are made with graphite steel and they won’t last forever like the old American and German made tools made in the early to mid 1900’s. To buy brand new tools made in USA of top quality steel now it will cost you dearly. So it’s better to find old tools at auctions, estate sales and garage/yard sales at a bargain because they’ll literally last you a lifetime.

The first 30 mins is exactly why I subscribed yrs ago-this is the Andrew Camarata and videos that I like and 👍 every time. Good stuff. In the "closing in the shed" video I thought to suggest using the open area between the shed and castle as an outdoor "self service quarter car wash" with a swiveling overhead wand. The "North Star" power washer [22:28] is a perfect fit. Adding a plumbed small enclosure next to either building to store it in with a quick connect setup on the outside of the enclosure would be great [with one connection to run to the overhead wand]. If the power washer is needed elsewhere; just disconnect it from inside the enclosure and roll it away.

Another brilliant day in the life of Mr Camarata. Every time we see the new revamped workshop and storage bays, it looks like a digital rendering or architects elevation drawings as it's so new and clean.

That's one damn fine looking garage 😊