Pretty much couldn't hear a word you said but the new tool looks like a good money maker for you. Enjoy!!!

Austin: You're going to be needing to build yourself a warehouse for all your equipment. Glad your business is going so well!!!

@AustinTischler

2 жыл бұрын

Possibly I will build a shop this winter. I will see what sort of recycled lumber I can get my hands on I have a couple good leads, and see how the finances sit of course lol

Glad to see you stopped at curiosity inc. Thats a nice piece of machinery.

Somebody having fun playing with their new toy,Austin?:-) Congrats! Business must be good! I wish you would have filmed some in curiosity inc.

Austin, beautiful new tool. You just keep getting more and more professional all the time. Good luck with your business!!!

Congratulations, Austin. That tool will make you money. I got a new saw today and I was just as excited to open it as if it were the first tool I ever got. As far as the imperfections in the brake; isn't it interesting how many folks make or do things they think is "good enough." I agree that for the price you payed, you should expect better quality. They bank on no one bringing something like that back once they get it set up because of the hassle and transport costs. Oh well... Good tools are always worth the price. Keep up the great work!

@AustinTischler

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I just have to remember that it is a tool and not a toy. The cosmetic things don’t matter as long as it makes me money!

@themeat5053

2 жыл бұрын

@@AustinTischler You've got that right. Good luck with that brake, it should provide many years of fine service.

Thank you Austin. I always enjoy seeing your videos.

Great to see another video and that you are fortifying your trade tools. Very informative.

You are still about the busiest guy I've ever seen. Congrats on your very own brake! Good move. It's so satisfying having what you need on hand😎

Be careful drilling and making changes, it could void the warranty. Contact the manufacturer about the concerns. It shouldn’t be off like it is.

👍👍👍👍👍🍀 Congratulations on your metal master 20. Thanks for sharing.

Very nice tool. The profiles are versatile additions. Good luck with it!!

This should be a real helpful piece of equipment. I think my friend had one of these to use on the metal to cover up the soffit on my old garage. I don't know a whole lot about these things.

Hi Austin,nice to see u. HOPE YOUR BUSINESS IS GOING WELL.

great brake we just tested it out at Metalcon 2022 in Indianapolis...24g 3/4" hem no problem

the trailer is the best mobile work bench ever ! thats handy to have at the job . it looks like the handle if moved over would be more center / closer , not sure its a bit hard to see center by just viewing through the camera , it looks pretty heavy duty , nice looking break

@AustinTischler

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it’s the perfect height for a work bench, and it’s huge! Hard to run out of space lol, as for the handle, if I moved it to the other side of the casting it would be more off center

Congrats on the new brake. But one thing I have noticed on most of your videos is that I can’t hear a lot of what you say. I watch a lot of KZread podcasts and most of them wear a wireless microphone. Maybe you could get one so we can hear you better? I hate missing all your knowledge that you are sharing. Oh and get a wind protector too??? 😊I love your channel and your excellent work ethic. You are a very talented young man! Keep up the great work!

@AustinTischler

2 жыл бұрын

I have tried a wind protector external mike and it does absolutely nothing lol Saskatchewan is just too windy lol

Your new brake looks awesome.

now you can bend spars for airplanes! I've been thinking about getting one of these, it should bend and score the .032" 2024 T3 aluminum no prob. The brake I made from angle iron doesn't make a very good radius I'd put the straps over the base not the brake

Are all Canadians this relaxed? Very soft spoken, kinda' like Gordon Lightfoot, who I miss dearly....

Wishing you much success!

He's too rough thank God he's on your payroll

their most expensive one is the 14.5' version of that

Gotta say, thanks for the video. I was about to buy a metal master after years of working on a trimmaster but im not sure that it's entirely worth it now. All the little nuances would drive me nuts

@AustinTischler

Жыл бұрын

After a couple years of using it I must say I am nothing but happy with it, a major upgrade over the mark I

New toys!!! That's a big new toy!

New toys are always fun!

Is it good? I'm about to buy one..

Congrats.

Me: Edmonton? Hope he stops to see Alex 💙

OOOO stop in and get some measurements on your next pass through town! I think I want that crown moulding for the cap on my shop's clerestory! Investing in good tools is always worth it, the wheel on the base looks handy, but the legs don't fold? makes it kinda unhandy for transporting to jobsites. Or is it more used in a permamnet set up?

@AustinTischler

2 жыл бұрын

For sure I could do that! No the legs don’t fold, but that’s ok, I just bought an enclosed trailer (future video) with a ramp door so no issues moving it around! The wheels are really easy to deploy

@The_Smith

2 жыл бұрын

@@AustinTischler Great! that'll be handy, I was wondering how you'd get that brake to the jobsites, not always practical to make the peices ahead of time.

Mink oil that poor tool belt

Are you bending metal for around the windows ?

@AustinTischler

2 жыл бұрын

Which windows? In this video I was just making samples but I can bend metal for basically anything

I have the same break it weighs a ton !!##

@AustinTischler

2 жыл бұрын

It sure does! Two man operation minimum to get it on the flat deck, it makes the Mark I feel like a toy!

Maybe you should invest in a wearable microphone. Had to turn the volume way up to hear you.