Ur videos are really knowledgeable..pls don't disappear again..keep uploading such videos

Omg your back I was beginning to get worried that we weren't going to get anymore M.T.V.B

@Hopeless_and_Forlorn

4 жыл бұрын

you're

@FrancisoDoncona

4 жыл бұрын

Hopelessand Forlorn We need more teachers like you. Here in North Carolina, schools are under construction and a great opportunity for motivated individuals like yourself you can get up and teach our next generation. Hold on Mom has to start the washer; as your peer I welcome you to the world.... sorry, need to start folding the whites.

@yeahitskimmel

4 жыл бұрын

It's looking like you were actually right

So excited to see you back at it! Thank you!

Nice job. I am a hobby machinist (risk management professor for work) who has an 'unfortunately not--much-used' BS in Mechanical Engineering. I am trying to make my own chamber reamers for experimental purposes (instead of paying $400 and waiting 16 weeks to order one). This is a nice set of instructional videos. You are crisp and clear and the data density is quite good. Please keep it up.

Your videos are always so interesting and professional. You're a very talented guy. I really appreciate the work that goes into making them.

VERY LIKELY one of the most informative videos I have watched on the subject - delivered in a fun and entertaining way. Not too long, not too short, straight to the point. AWESOME job!

Best discussion/teaching start on this subject…enjoyed

You need more videos!! pumps, compressors, valves, motors, keep em coming! btw your videos on centrifugal pumps are by far the best and most informative on youtube!

Wow.... this is excellently explained and filmed, probably the best cutting tool geometry video on youtube, better than ToTs even. And spoken so clearly too, easy to understand. Awesome video!

Great video, Adam! Informational and to the point. I will be watching all of the series, and nudging some others here to watch as well.

@LaneyMachineTech

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Bob! Good to hear from you. Part 2 will be released tonight. I hope you find it useful. - Adam

@AndrewOgden

5 жыл бұрын

@@LaneyMachineTech I find your teaching style to be incredibly effective...why so few videos???

Yes. You're back! Love the videos!

One of the best quality video creators is back in the saddle... hope to see more of you soon!

Really glad to see you back! Keep going!!

OMG. I only discovered your video blog today. I have no idea how I missed it as I was following many machinists and instructional videos over the years. Your videos are absolutely perfect and well prepared and edited. I deeply enjoy them for their concentration of knowledge and detail. Awesome.

Its so great to see you back

glad youre back. my favorite youtube channel

Very informative, love the level of enthusiam as well. Looking forward to watching the rest.

Well done! Thoughtful, no waste, accurate and efficient. From a 1957 maker.

Welcome back and thank you for the informative video.

I am really glad that you are back..... No one could have explained the tool geometry better than you...SIR

yes! looking forward to more!

I was about to say "This guy is serious - he even ground his head for this!" but then realized you didn't had hair in the whole time... Now I'm just going to say "Wow, fantastic videos, well done dude!"

Sir, thank you. Your work is splendid. I wish more pleople get to know this channel. Amazing.

These videos are so informative.

Good to see you back 😊😊

You have amazing contente!! Please keep uploading videos, God bless you.

I ALWAYS learn something from your videos. Thanks for that!

Excellent information

Nice to see u your work again, really well done , keep it up

THEYRE BACK!

Superb. Thank you. Hope you can keep up the good work.

Ok the intro got me, only seen 39 seconds of any of this channel and im subbed already haha

It is a crime that these videos have so few views, they are fantastic teaching tools with the annotated multiple camera angles and (for other videos) cutaways of machines.

Very much informative video. Thanks a lot sir.

Welcome back!!! 😀

we miss you man , nice to see you again with the new look

He's back!

Nicely done! I knew a about HSS.... Now I know more! Knowledge is king!

@Schwuuuuup

5 жыл бұрын

yeah, isn't it a remarkable feeling when you learn something about a Topic that you thought you knew about. Especially when you don't think the new information was bloated with unnecessary detail but well structured

I'm from Germany and I wondered what this "HSS" does mean written on drills you can buy at home improvement shops but I never looked it up. Now I know more. Thank you for those interesting insigths :)

Thank you very much.

Loved the intro !! Super !! Subbed 👍😁

Seriously....welcome back! Make more videos....please.

Awesome

Cool, man! I was missing your videos :)

Thank you !

I work on ships as an engineer and this knowledge is brilliant

BACK!

Waiting for part 2

Missed you sir

Oh man wish he make more vids

best fucking channel in the world, I love it

THIS was amazing again. I don't want to compare, but your videos is about as good as some Vsauce stuff. :) Pure useful information in a compact and understandable form. It was worth the wait. Thank you! :)

@LaneyMachineTech

5 жыл бұрын

Koszonom! - Adam

@MrTeaboar

5 жыл бұрын

@@LaneyMachineTech :) You shouldn't have to find out my native language and reply on it as you did.(If you are also Hungarian with an English keyboard then never mind) But of course, if someone is an engineer he/she has to get knowledge where ever it's possible and use it as often as possible. :)

@LaneyMachineTech

5 жыл бұрын

Magyarorszagban szulettem de Amerikaban nottem fel. Nem oljan eros a Magyar nyelvtudasom mert nincs itt sok alkalom gyakorolni. Ezert kuldtem Magyar uzenetet.

@MrTeaboar

5 жыл бұрын

@@LaneyMachineTech Kedves Ádám! Köszönöm az infókat és a videókat. Amikor megtaláltam az elsőt, az összeset megnéztem egyhuzamban. Csak így tovább! :)

When are you going to post again? I only see parts one and two of the fore mentioned five episodes. You haven’t gone kaput have you?

When I was young, off hand grinding was they way we moved up. Nearly every interview involved the question, "What tools can you grind? Here, take his (tap, turn, drill, etc.) Use that bench grinder. The material is carbon steel. Let me see it hen you're done. I'm going for coffee, I'll be in my office when yo arre done.

the other three parts i can not find them please?

long time no see. ^^

I hit the 3rd like. Yikes 2 guys beat me to it.

MAKE MORE VIDEOS

Hi my name's Adam.

better than this old tonys vid

I would have very limited interest in this random machinery if this guy didn't remind me so much of George Hrab.