Now I know why it's so expensive to get machine work done. It's truely an art.

@anthonyattaway3437

3 жыл бұрын

Yes lord putin you should have some ladas rebuilt

@eldanel19891

2 жыл бұрын

It's alot of work

@hekterr6677

2 жыл бұрын

Quality is economy..OHIO=only handle it once!

Never had a machine shop go to this level of cleaning. Great work man. I wish everyone cared about what they do as much as you

It’s amazing how small of a pit caused the vacuum to fail. Great video

@TexasGTO

2 жыл бұрын

No lie but one human hair in the valve seat and you'll have a valve that doesn't seal anymore. It's that important to be accurate.

From a 43 year master tech and shop foreman, excellent workmanship and beautiful results! So much more precise and duplicatable vacuum sealing than say old Sioux vibrocentric stone grinding! Many props to you and your father. You're both living the dream!

@jeanlawson9133

Жыл бұрын

Yes I agree 😎 I've used the old Sioux setup.... Nice work indeed...

I’m a automotive tech of almost 19 years. I’ve sent many heads and some blocks to all different machine shops. Straight truth, you do Top Notch work. By far the top 3 I’ve ever seen if not the best. I never had a chance to have your work in my hands but I can tell you do great work. I truly appreciate it, Im kind of OCD about all my work. Lol I’m such a torque nazi on certain things. Not brackets and stuff like that. I even torque valve covers and every spark plug that I do. My general manager has mint condition 97 BMW 540i that he loves. He had the valve covers done countless times due to oil leaking. About 6-7 years ago I did them and they are still dry as a bone. About 3-4 months ago I had to do his water pump. He came into the shop to see how it was going. He then asked me what did I do to keep the valve covers from leaking after a year or two. I told him, more then likely cause I torqued the valve cover to spec. Lol he instantly called the whole shop to a meeting and said I want all valve covers torqued for now on. It’s simple things like that makes a big difference. And it only takes 5 or so minutes more.

@xnggg277

Жыл бұрын

Hi I'm going to change all the valve guide, valve spring and new valve seat on my bike. My question is is it necessary to change all intake and exhaust valve aswell? Can't i just reuse the titanium exhaust valve after spec the condition of the valve?

I can remember watching my grandfather putting valve keeps in with a flat blade screw driver and grease. Love the channel. Great work!

@stephenhepworth3113

3 жыл бұрын

sorry, just this minute read your comment 😆👍

Doesn't get any better than a "Father & Son" Team ! As a past & future customer I can attest to the Quality of Machine work , and Customer Service..... Top Shelf !

I have no idea what is going on but its simply amazing to watch and appreciate how smart these gentleman are, holy cow!

@damedusa5107

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t call it smart, I say it’s more artistic. It truly is a immense skill and very artistic. It’s a terrifying job doing that, and the skill levels here are top draw.

@secretagentrandybeans5298

2 жыл бұрын

@@damedusa5107 😐

I’m loving the content brother keep it up n soon you won’t b able to say “our SMALL business” anymore

@anthonylehner3643

3 жыл бұрын

@Donovan Izaiah why don't you take your scam somewhere else buddy. I've already seen this on comments in other people's videos. Nobody cares and it's inappropriate. I doubt Jim's garage appreciates this...

@traviskinman3459

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, as an entrepreneur myself running a service company that repairs and maintain alot of different cnc, edm, and other machines. Blueprinting, double checking and cleanliness goes very far and lastly, stay proud of your work!

many moons ago i was taught valve seating / cutting on a Peterson Bench Mill . was so happy to hear that pop at the end when i bounced the valve off the seat . hand trimming and polishing was a skill i also was taught ! love your channel

Mate with this level of crafmanship you just cant be cocky, you absolutely nailed those valves and heads.

Bro man... I would so send my stuff to you for some work. It’s so dam hard to find a shop worth the trust here in my city.

@1BigDaDo

Жыл бұрын

Remember sending anything over 70 pounds will cost crazy to ship....

I'm a CNC machinist. and I just started watching these videos of machining the heads and seating the valve stems. and I can't stop binge watching these type of videos. good job guys. it is an art. great job.

I like the diversity of engines you guys work on.

I love how you go the extra mile and clean up the edge left by the cutter. I once asked my machinist (now ex) to blend in the machine, but they said it'd be too difficult 🥲 Nice work and keep it up!

Those came out great and I'm sure the customer was incredibly pleased with their shiny restored heads.

It's been many years since I've done much machine work but it's obvious to me you guys do an excellent job in every respect and seem to really care. I witnessed in one of your other videos how important customer service is within your company which is half of any successful business. Love the videos and keep up the awesome work! 👍👍👍

Very in depth with the cutters and process of creeping up to the intake/out take tunnels. Great work thanks

Started an apprenticeship, everything seemed pretty straight forward until I got to the valve seats. We do a lot of irrigation applications and N series seats cut like ass. Not to mention how hard it is for me to see the top angle start to come in. I really appreciate your content, it’s helped me a ton.

@JAMSIONLINE

3 жыл бұрын

What valve seat machine are you running? Do you use any coolant/cutting fluid? Can help on really hard seats if you’re fighting chatter

Одно удовольствип смотреть как и чем люди работают. Молодцы настоящие профессионалы!

As always you and your dad do some of the best work I have ever seen. Great vids and keep up the out standing work.

Great work Nicholas I’m sure your dad is proud of you

Brilliant work guys!

You do a hell of a job on your videos. Thank you!

Love the way you put your videos together. Plenty of detail and honesty. Especially Good if you post videos on KZread about Cylinder Heads. Definitely draws in the Negative people. Thanks for posting. All the best. Peter.

@JAMSIONLINE

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that! I am sure there will always be haters, and there will always be people who think they can do my job better than I can. But, I do my best. To me that is what counts. I am human, and I am learning. Happy to share it with all of you!

Thank you for sharing this

Man that’s the type of work and dedication I look for when I sent out a head to be refurbished . You almost got me to purchase some used heads so you can rebuild them for me ! Where are you guys located ? Thanks for the informative video..

When I need my Subaru heads done this is the shop I will have do it. Fantastic work

It is really a good....attention to detail.....doing in right job! Great content and top shelf job.....

Beautiful work

i had bronze guides fitted with swirl polished s/steel valves heavy springs and triton stem seals ! ej205 avcs !

Nice head work. Haven't done anything like this since HS shop class with VICA 75/76. I'm sure you didn't need to take any classes with Pops around but wonder how he got his start. Thanks again, nice work. I have a 97 Land Cruiser that I want to freshen up and want the head gone over like this.

Nicely done!

Excellent CRAFTSMANSHIP!!!

I dig this! AMAZING work! Keep doing what yall do!

I loved the slow motion that was really cool

excellent work!

That vacuum pop is so satisfying! brilliant footage. Rarely see any footage like this here in the UK.

it not that your cocky, your just a master at your craft, and you do a damn good job in my opinion

Really appreciate the videos. Always wondered how a valve job is done.

You should be very proud of yourself! you had a good teacher!

Top notch work and excellent explanation and video work also. really enjoyed that

Excellent work As usual I always enjoy your precision work Thank you

Huge new fan from Ireland. ..thanks for your videos learning a wealth of stuff from you guys ..my god what I would do to spend a couple days watching you do your stuff in your shop or even watch online live ..I bet you have some great fun there while working too

Love the channel, great attention to detail.

I love your content. Very informative

Excellent Work !! 👍🏼

Beautiful work man! I work in a machine shop in aerospace and machine can be crazy and you make it look easy great stuff man!

Honestly. I always only have the one question. Who are these people that keep thumbs downing the videos? This is just an honest legit video of a head job. How can you down vote it?!? Why? Must be some kind of demon.

excellent quality work my man

Jimmidy micky.....super clean work....wish we had someone as good where i lived in Australia

Your work is just fantastic 👏 👌

I don't understand most of this stuff but i love watching the dedication to the craftsmanship.

Recently found you channel, and I’m loving the content! I’m new to working on my own vehicles, but absolutely love it.

Your job is badass

Super job, love it

Just enjoy watching your channel, great work!

Watching from Australia. Awesome videos mate! Just great content and you and the old man seems humble as. Love it

I always used to put the collets in by sticking them to the end of a thin screwdriver with a small dab of grease.

Great work! I your great at describing the process and the reason for it. I like this channel! Thank you

Art

Awesome work thanks for content

I'm definitely waiting for this. Love your videos. I have learned quite a lot in the last month watching and listening to your videos.

@JAMSIONLINE

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! It has been fun!

@bozscaggzz7475

3 жыл бұрын

One more thing to learn is that it's always a lot and never alot.

@JOSHUAK71

3 жыл бұрын

@@bozscaggzz7475 Alright then, Thanks a lot...

@bozscaggzz7475

3 жыл бұрын

@@JOSHUAK71 Don't mention it. Just my good deed of the day.

"Very niicee! 👌🏻" love the content guys!

Excellent!

Thank you for your knowledge and video's USA 🇺🇸

Love the vids in Colorado myself!!

I’m a big fan! Keep up the great work!

good work

Excellent value job knowledge video. Theoretical and practical knowledge and also vacuum test before valve job and after Valve job individual every valve and after total assembly cylinder head testing is really really confidence of your workmanship 👏👏👏👍👍👌

Lovely to see all turns out great... I wish my localachine shop as capable as this... (At another side of the globe)

Love watching this. Working at a dealership parts department we send heads out to get machined all the time. Wish we had a shop that cared this much! Keep up the great work. Can I send you my subaru heads to have this done? Lol

You do fantastic machine work!

@JAMSIONLINE

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Awesome videos man !! I would Love to see some more import heads.

Good job 😍

Great video.

Great work!

The pop fromt he vacumm pull is the best

Great video thank's 👍

Beautiful work mate keep it up👍😀

Well presented vid

Great job from Australia 🇦🇺 👍🏻

Amazing hope we can see an Rb build one day

This is beautiful

Good thing people have sentimental attachments to those Subi's because the machine work to keep them going it intense. Just getting them sealed up is very specific. Doable but a lot of people mess it up sometimes directly causing another failure.

If your charging for a cleaning job ( or anything for that matter ), better make it worth it! The most honorable thing ever said in the automotive industry. I love this channel, it’s starting to make me wonder if I can enter into the trade.

Great video

You are an artist

Awesome content, keep it up 👍

Job well done !

That glass feed could be satisfying video. I hope you make you one bro

Love this guys vids new to the channel let me say I respect the skill and knowledge love the craft

keepers are always a skill to fit properly

DUDE I JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL AND I LOVE THIS STUFF. YOUR THOROUGH IN EXPLAINING WHY AND WHAT YOUR DOING. NOW I’M GONNA BINGE WATCH LOL. NICE JOB BUDDY LOTS OF INFO IN THAT BRAIN OF YOURS👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Nice!!

POP!!

Just had this same thing done on my W25 ej257 heads. Was struggling to find a machine shop (dont have any within a 2 hour radius). Ended up having to travel to get this done. Exact same work in this video, ran me just shy of $700 to have done

You need to get a tumble polisher for the valve springs! Takes all the rust off

It's awesome very interesting video. Cheers man 👍

Good had set kantg