Thanks for hosting Keith, the class was great!

What a wonderful video of the class! Thank you!

Wow. This almost lets me see the skill, knowledge and experience stuffed into Mr. King's head. Great video!

Keith, it was a great class. Thanks again for hosting & helping, and Lance too for helping me out along the way. It was a treat to meet you, and to see your shop and machines. Also, Elliot never stopped cracking me up. What a great dog. I almost forgot - thanks to Mrs Rucker for helping with lunches. Regards, Jeff S.

What a great group! Thanks Keith for hosting this class! Bob in Virginia.

Great Vid Keith! Quite the background Mr. King has and I'm glad he is using it to teach others. Best thing About machining is that you are always learning new things.

Great video.

THANK YOU...for sharing.

Great video, would love to attend one of those classes... especially with Keith there... grats to all who get to say they have.

Thanks Keith and Richard. I always enjoy these scraping classes. Being from Texas and so far away from industry central I have always wondered how scraping was actually done when I would look at the machines in our shop. And just for the record I love the little Monarch in the background when you and Richard King are sitting and talking. Thanks to you and Richard and all the participants that drove in for the class. Terry from Texas.

I love that fact that there are still a few People willing to pass down these techniques. Great job Keith

Woow so much experience ❤

Enjoyed Keith! ATB, Robin

I see Baily was following you around like he did Brian. Good supervision and editing. And also how he was getting your attention too. Good one Keith!

Very nice👍

Wow, you are very advanced for an 11th century shop!

props to the man for the shirt at 13:00

Sad to hear he's preparing to retire. It would be something if you could continue the classes after he retires.

It was the 11th century. The instructor is listed as King Richard in the phone book!

Vincent's compound cross slide project is really impressive work. I am amazed that he got all that done in the course time. He must have been hard at it, no socializing! Was that done by hand or with the biax?

Keith, I looked on Richard's website and could not see a schedule for his classes. In addition, it would be nice to know the cost of the classes.

@sinkosav

5 жыл бұрын

1650 bucks for 5 days...

Hey Keith, you have a typo there in the video title. It should be 2017, not 1017.

@Sizukun1

6 жыл бұрын

Kieth is just really old fashioned.

@davidhoward2237

6 жыл бұрын

if he would of done 102017 he could of done a codylab

@kevinbyrne4538

6 жыл бұрын

No, Keith recorded this video a while ago -- just before the High Middle Ages. Things move a little slower down South.

@hermannstraub3743

6 жыл бұрын

Everything is not worth as much as it used to be.

@ScottPankhurst

6 жыл бұрын

scraping takes a while...

When did that Monarch lathe sneak into the shop? I warned you before that having a nice big shop attracts old equipment like a giant magnet.

@kevinbyrne4538

6 жыл бұрын

He forgot to lock the door to the shop, and it snuck in.

@oldschool1993

6 жыл бұрын

Been so many new ones showing up ,I missed that one.

@paulcopeland9035

6 жыл бұрын

BY my count , he now has 3 Monarchs!

@oldschool1993

6 жыл бұрын

Sort of like England in 1066.

Please open a shop in Germany :)

Leave it to Brian to out-show your other students lol. The guy's an army of one.

Keith the first gentleman you introduced lives very close to me can you put me in contact with him?

In the STATES it's the Holy Year of 1017 .. :D November ... :D

@kevinbyrne4538

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, our calendars run slow here.

#1

wow! the 11th century looks just like modern day!

You won't believe the odd repairs you'll find in Texas...

hi brian, you have a masters in mechanical engineering? Did you not hear about scraping on your degree course?? I am astounded! Are you(you tube) guys at the kidding?? We are all not amatuers.

try doin surface table 4 feet x 4 feet , use a pot of blue ,we used to do this in uk ,but no need today, we don t do metal stuff anymore, just send all machines as scrap to far east , guys who work them , part time workers in warehouse sellin imported stuff

@littlestworkshop

6 жыл бұрын

Despite this a bunch of us are doing the course in the UK in December.

@tomatherton5047

6 жыл бұрын

ERF, FODEN., LEYLAND, all gone , now guys put DAF bits together for PACCAR, we showed you first

@lookcreations

6 жыл бұрын

littlestworkshop hope you guys have a great course.

It's not bragging when you teach what you know best. I know too many people who do brag about how much the know, and couldn't actually perform the task themselves. It's also too bad that these skills, like Richard King does, are being done away with by computers. I learned electronics from my Grandfather, and now most everything is built by machines, and when they don't work any more, it just gets tossed out. I worked for a telephone company, and designed and built some test equipment, but nobody wanted to have to push buttons to do the testing, they all wanted the computer to do all the work for them. That's why I watch these different videos from all you guys, which gets back to putting sweat and knowledge into their projects. (maybe even a little kicking things once in a while) There used to be quite a few machine shops around where I live, and now they are all gone. No one to show you how to WORK any more. You can read books, but like you all said, you need that one on one. Anyway, Keep up the good work, and keep the videos coming. Michael

Why does Richard always look so miserable? :-)

if Richard make classes in China, better stuff will come from them ,but i am afraid that no Chinese can afford to pay 1650 bucks for 5 days of learning,they do not earn so much money in 20 years LOL

Muslims are around 1400 right?

@ZONNEKAT

6 жыл бұрын

Islam started 732 AD..so 1400 years ago

@skjoldhjvrkstedsforening4930

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah 1439 today .. They still have alot to learn about freedom and life and art. Im sure we Scrape them..! !

30,000 ... That's a lot of pupils! Let's see... at $1500 per, that's 45 million bucks! Im in the wrong business!

@sinkosav

5 жыл бұрын

it is 1650 for 5 days

what the hell do hobbyists want things to 10ths of a thou?? You guys are taking things to the Nth. F me!!. Still good for folks with nothing better to do!

This guy is so annoying