You said you could make a powerhammer with that lathe... I'd like to see that.

@marcusrnning1197

3 жыл бұрын

Will too

@snowdogarmoury

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure Will would be right on board with that!!

@billparco8072

3 жыл бұрын

Marcus beat me to it

@kaptnkarsten3321

3 жыл бұрын

Thats a pretty good idea. A miniature Powerhammer ;D

@seandamon057

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome back to part 400 of the power hammer build, today we will be working on the gold inlay

I could make a power hammer...Will: Too soon.

@codemonkey2k5

3 жыл бұрын

Was thinking the very same thing. LOL

@davidwilliams5749

3 жыл бұрын

Ouch!

@Crono099

3 жыл бұрын

make one and shipp it back to his workshop .. then he can have the first A Steele Powerhammer

@scottmc9098

3 жыл бұрын

Came here to say the same thing.

@sidstone8845

3 жыл бұрын

I kinda feel terrible that Alec got one in a couple days after will spent weeks building his own.

You know he’s been in England for a bit when he starts using expressions such as “bloody chuffed” lol

@francoisunger6466

3 жыл бұрын

Noticed it too!

@ThaFuzzwood

3 жыл бұрын

@@francoisunger6466 He will be fully integrated when he starts to call everything 'totally pants'.

@chroma6947

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThaFuzzwood who tf says that?

@XBullitt16X

3 жыл бұрын

@@chroma6947 "Pants" in the UK is not the same as "pants" everywhere else lol

“This lathe is huge, I can make a power hammer with it.” Mean while in Montana Will’s ear perked up!

@irritablearchitect

3 жыл бұрын

More like BURN incessantly.

@herrotto7787

3 жыл бұрын

I had one that was BIGGER

@ReinoGoo

3 жыл бұрын

The Pacemaker where Abom used to work is pretty big.

@armastat

3 жыл бұрын

You Dropped it YOU fix it.

Moves to Montana, rain followed. Moves back to England, snow follows..

@nxtniklas

3 жыл бұрын

Climate change

@stephen9894

3 жыл бұрын

@@nxtniklas Winter. It's just unusual that it's snow as normally the UK just gets cold rain this time of year.

@randycarter5263

3 жыл бұрын

He is a weather magnet 🧲

@zs9372

3 жыл бұрын

I'm in Missoula Mt Right now, suppose to snow here today ❄️

@BigSkyCurmudgeon

3 жыл бұрын

@@zs9372 in victor south of ya. was machinist in missoula 5 yrs till retirement. 38 yrs in st louis missouri prior to moving to zootown

"I could make a power hammer!" Somewhere in the distance, Will screams

@redjellonian8126

3 жыл бұрын

*still screaming, and rightfully*

@kenny4813

3 жыл бұрын

I honestly thought Alec would show more regard towards Will and with his tragedy but on the contrary he is showing zero regard to his partner and only thinking about his new shop highly highly highly disappointed almost makes me want to unsub

@Jcstuart1

3 жыл бұрын

@@kenny4813 calm down Kenny, I’m sure he’s spent a lot of time talking to Will and doing everything he can to help. Not everything needs to be on camera.

@markfergerson2145

3 жыл бұрын

@@kenny4813 Nah, taje a deep breath. Don't you remember the hints that Will is going to get it repaired?

@kenny4813

3 жыл бұрын

Respectfully disagree when your life revolves around the camera and livelihood depends on your subscribers and likes on your videos me and myself am as calm as a cucumber but still highly disappointed in the fact he is not showing any regard to Will when will has done so much for him as a partner and friend

Has anyone else noticed how much more British alec is when he’s not in montana 😆

@Timmy6216

3 жыл бұрын

Holy smokes I literally was just thinking that exact same thing. He sounds so much more British now he's not in America.

@googleuser859

3 жыл бұрын

He can't be more British though, he is British and its impossible to change it. His accent may change though.

@therealsourc3

3 жыл бұрын

"I'm bloody chuffed"

@johnhobson9165

3 жыл бұрын

@@googleuser859 I'm a Brit, but I've lived much of my life in the US. In America, they say I sound English, in England they say I sound American. If I spend a lot of time in the UK, my accent seems to shift back into British. My (American) wife has remarked on it more than once.

@Dr_Kenneth_Noisewater

3 жыл бұрын

Similar thing happens to me when I go back Texas or talk to anyone from Texas.

"Chuffed" American Alec would never dare

@elijahbrunson2272

3 жыл бұрын

This Is H E R E S Y

@imperius8257

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so happy someone else caught the “bloody chuffed”.

@flameboy7265

3 жыл бұрын

It’s good to hear you speaker proper English again Alec.👍

@stevens5707

3 жыл бұрын

I looked it up.

@elijahbrunson2272

3 жыл бұрын

This Is B L A W P H E M Y against the vids Of M O N T A N A

"Bloody chuffed." Oh yeah. He's back in the UK.

0:52 "I ordered too much steel" - that's an unresolvable contradiction: There is no such thing as "too much steel" - there is only "not enough space"! Good luck with the new/old shop!

@Basti_2290

3 жыл бұрын

to say: This is too much steel, is like saying: There is too much money in my account 🤣

@kevinmcauley

3 жыл бұрын

It's not too much steel; it's not enough inspiration.

@armastat

3 жыл бұрын

Only his wife gets to say 'too much Steel'

@kevinmcauley

3 жыл бұрын

@@armastat 😳

Alex: "you could make a power hammer with it!" Will: "when do we start?"

@colincummins6851

3 жыл бұрын

Alex metal?

@dergurux7592

3 жыл бұрын

@@colincummins6851 No, Alex Iron lmao

Alec you are an inspiration. Not many people know what real work is anymore. But you are every where moving to the U.S. then back to the U.K. you have so much under your belt but you are just grinding away.

This man should try his hand at blacksmithing

@stoneinthefield1

3 жыл бұрын

Døpē 🤣

@BrntToaster

3 жыл бұрын

@David Van Loo r/woosh

@digitaIgorilla

3 жыл бұрын

Nah he tried that, it didn't take 😂

@burntsilverado

3 жыл бұрын

@David Van Loo not anymore, now he's a KZreadr and retailer.

@GFER75

3 жыл бұрын

Is this the difference between his US fans and UK fans

"I'm so excited this lathe is huge, I could make a power hammer with it." Too soon man, got me thinking about Will :(

That lathe is any big kids dream to have and use! I do hope you level the feet so you get greater accuracy!

One of the things I love about this chanel: Watching Alec geek out so hard from the heart that you cannot help but be pulled along.

I love how the first episode he said he saved some money with Ryobi then went and spent thousands on getting a ton of steel for the SECOND workshop

Alec you could of just changed the fluorescent tube lights for led tube lights.

@robertdickey8332

3 жыл бұрын

...aaannnd adjusted the color....

@kjcorder

3 жыл бұрын

Time and money

@kjcorder

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertdickey8332 time..

@DoremiFasolatido1979

3 жыл бұрын

@@kjcorder Which...he spent on the panel lighting and their rigs anyway. Getting the LEDs would've saved money over the long-term, and probably would've been simpler overall.

@kjcorder

3 жыл бұрын

@@DoremiFasolatido1979 but he's Already familiar with those panels so they were able to go up and get right to filming. Knowing they'll do exactly what he wants. It's always time=money.

I love seeing someone young like you understand not ONLY how to work a business properly, but HOW to repair things that were built decades before you were born. That gives me great hope in the future of the world.

As someone who studied supply chain management in college and is very passion about it, I love when Alec mentions lean terms and lean thinking! Keep up the amazing work!

A little known fact: The lathe is the basis for the accuracy in modern engineering - without the lathe, most of the early machinery could never have been built...

@rbclima

3 жыл бұрын

True! You can do ANY machining operation with a lathe and some patience

@MediocreHexPeddler

3 жыл бұрын

Turns out circles make the world go round in more ways than one.

@danielstellmon5330

3 жыл бұрын

I've always heard that the lathe is the only machine that can build itself. Is there any KZread who has done it?

@flameboy7265

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielstellmon5330 Don’t let Will know or he’s sure to try!

@StarSwarm.

3 жыл бұрын

But... the age old question for which we’ll never known the answer to... how did they make the first lathe? 🤣😂

I need to know what happened with Will's power hammer :( It's just too sad of a cliffhanger to leave it on!

@abdoutd0k121

3 жыл бұрын

He's probably trying tu figure out how to weld cast iron

@saginawdan

3 жыл бұрын

He's not going to fix it. At least for now.

@jackofalltradesblacksmithi8467

3 жыл бұрын

Scrapped it for parts probably 😟

@abdoutd0k121

3 жыл бұрын

@@saginawdan i thought he was working on it with fireball tool guy !?

@acoop101

3 жыл бұрын

He dropped the frame and broke the frame

Future help for moving steel... I ran into this problem... I built what is basically a strong pallet, with some hefty swivel casters on it. I jack up one end of the steel pile and place the rolling pallet under that end. Then I pick up the other end with a pallet jack. Now I can roll the entire stack, fairly effectively, with just 1 person. The advantage to this over using just a 2nd pallet jack is... 1: The swivel casters allow the pallet much greater freedom of movement than a pallet jack has. 2: The rolling pallet is still able to be picked up by a forklift... so I also use it to move smaller large projects and can even lift it into a vehicle easily. 3: Use locking casters so you can stop it from rolling.

This is the content i remember❤️ Just alec being excited about things, getting things done, and we're along for the trip like we're there on the sidelines. Montana is also nice but its a whole different kind of feel.

"So I built a jig to make the job easier and faster" Wow, young Mr Steele has come a long way since he was last in this workshop space 😉

"Bloody chuffed" - you can tell Alec has been back in the UK for a while 😂

My friend you have came fool circle with your knowledge, ability, heart, and love of steel. Your building thing with out the sit down draw it out type thought, your the man.

Alec, no one deserves a smooth delivery of a working machine more than you do! Cheers!

Love that he's using metric again

last episode "I want to try more budget friendly tools like Ryobi" Next episode "I bought a lathe that costs more then the building"

@FKreider

3 жыл бұрын

Priorities! Also- you might be surprised that a lot of industrial equipment can be had on the cheap at auction or surplus etc. This is largely because it might be considered out of date by most of industry and is out of reach for hobbyists because of the expense and complication of moving it along with requiring a lot of space to house it. This is the reason that small milling machines are almost always more expensive than a good used full size knee mill. Supply and demand.

@Hellsong89

3 жыл бұрын

Digital readout alone costs few times what my car, or all my tools are worth XD Also that lathe is not even huge, just bit upscaled on what DIY folk usually go for, so industrial standard size i would say.

@henkbarnard1553

3 жыл бұрын

@@FKreider I was at an online auction where: 1 a massive vertical boring mill (lathe) 4M chuck had no takers (ie free) 2 a Makita drill go for 1.5X new. So very true.

@quinn860

3 жыл бұрын

Should a bought a ryobi lathe😂

@XBullitt16X

3 жыл бұрын

Right lol ? Things quickly getting out of control.

The one thing that impresses me most about Alec is that he just ... does it. Need a steel rack? Build one. No help, just build one. His drive and determination is really impressive.

“We sweep, we sort, and we standardize”. I’m sure this is common language, but I’m having flashbacks to my 2 Second Lean and Fastcap phase a few years ago. Happy for you and your shop, it appears to be coming along nicely!

"Meccano for adults" i thought that was just meccano haha. Never too old for meccano or lego

thought he said shitstation...

@RedmarKerkhof

3 жыл бұрын

haha me too

@scottmccarthy1274

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@jasongardner8302

3 жыл бұрын

Too funny! That's all I kept hearing every time he said it!

@Skraeling1000

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. So either my ears are failing, I have a schoolboy joke mentality or crap headphones. Pun intended.

@ericross6995

3 жыл бұрын

I ship my pant!

Really been loving the old-style videos again. A more personal style that i have been missing since the move to Montana.

I really like how the new old shop has a old old shop vibe! Nice to see you getting it done! Keep up the great videos!

“Bloody chuffed” I see our British Alec is back

Next week's video: The Return of SAM!!!!!

Lights - You can get retrofit LED tubes for the flourescents which are very good, and you can change yourself easily (on old fittings with a starter). Or better, change the whole fitting, but get a electrician to do that. that would improve your background lighting levels tremendously. just like the LED panels you have already purchaced.

If a machine tool is big enough to bury you in it, then it's officially big. Great lathe. Great vlog Alec, stay safe in the south of the country. Best regards from the Black Country.

“I just built this jig!!!” -Alec I wish I was this talented... 😢

"some steel arrived" and I fully expected to see his parents in the next frame. Disappointed. 😅

Hey Alec, to use the overhead lights you need to do 2 mods to them: To fix the flicker you need to upgrade the ballast in each fixture from old school magnetic to modern electronic. Make sure the drive frequency is in kHz (they all are). In the US that would be about $20 / fixture. To fix the color just upgrade the bulb to high CRI bulbs (>90) like Sylvania SunSticks or Philips Supreme.

Harrison lathes are very nice and have a very good range of speed and size. Excellent acquisition, Alex. Don't forget to properly level it to avoid tapers!

I was literally just looking for the latest video! 😂

@jamesstonge2563

3 жыл бұрын

Yo same

@donnyc9430

3 жыл бұрын

No you wernt i saw what you were lookin at but i aint gonna say anything

@christophersteschner3538

3 жыл бұрын

Me too lol xD

@S0m0neRand0m

3 жыл бұрын

same here, came from an old one, went to the feed of videos, and saw this one went up a minute before :D

@awesomecreationschannel

3 жыл бұрын

@@donnyc9430 😂 you were looking first!

thats a big steel, Steele, steel rack

You should look at LED replacements for the fluorescent tubes. Got them in my garage and they're awesome. No warm up time, consistent colour and lower power usage.

Hey Alec! I don't know if you've ever heard of a degloving injury, but I doubt it, since you still wear you wedding band while you work. If not I would advise against googling it, and look up silicone wedding bands instead. They aren't too expensive, and safe to wear while you operate machinery because they just snap if they get caught on something. You can save the gold one for date night. Just a thought. Keep up the good work.

I could make a power hammer with that... Next project: Alec builds a power hammer for his friend Will in 172 videos. Count me in!

@cameronwebster6866

3 жыл бұрын

As a colab with abom75 and fireball tool

@robertdickey8332

3 жыл бұрын

@@cameronwebster6866 naa, Alec could do a European collaboration, those are fun once in a while...

@armastat

3 жыл бұрын

Nah, Alex position is You Broke It You Fix it. lol.

It’s not “Bobs your Uncle,” it’s “Roberts your Fathers Brother.” An Irishman told me that.

@ferretgubbins

3 жыл бұрын

I prefer "Robert is one's father's brother"

@almericussaxon8023

3 жыл бұрын

@@ferretgubbins Your asking for trouble from the apostrophe trolls, mate

Man your get after it attitude is truly inspiring! Keep it up Alec, love watching you build up your shops

Fluorescent lights: back in the analogue days before automatic and custom white balance, the only way you could have them not turn green in film was to wrap the tubes in magenta sheets of gel. You don’t need very deep ones (so that it doesn’t mess with your eyes while working) but this way you are bringing the neons closer to the white balance of the LED panels. The camera will do the rest.

Fun fact, I haven’t see this Aleks actually use his lathe in Montana

@dmyt58

3 жыл бұрын

he used if when he fixed the big powerhammer

@happynappy100

3 жыл бұрын

He's definitely used it a few times. And Will has used more than Alec

Watching you push that around on a pallet jack instantly made me cringe and flashback to Will and his power hammer.

@kjcorder

3 жыл бұрын

Why are these guys moving big stuff alone. get a buddy!!! Even if just for eyes

Your workshop set up videos have got to be my favourite.

As a machinist I am truly truly truly jealous of that machine and you unboxing all that tooling

Lol that's not a big lathe. I was a machinist at a place where we rode in a cupola over our work piece.

They say "Everything is bigger in Texas".....but.......looks like England is in the game! DAYUMMMM!!!!

4:58 My second job after getting married was at a custom wood products company. "Stephen's Custom Wood" back in '88. Within a couple months he and his plant manager were calling me "Jig Master". Fast forward to '97, I worked at a semi production/ semi custom shop. And as the new guy I was tested. I built a sliding table saw jig to cut the corner off of side panels for parapets that we used for bank teller stations. The Forman ridiculed me for doing so. After being on my own in 2004 I returned there for some CNC parts and wouldn't you know...the same Forman is clipping corners with "my" jig! The secret to success is in the process. Be it rigging or jigging. 👍🏼 -✌🏼

Alec, you can change those lights to LED fairly easily. you disconnect the ballast inside and rewire the sockets to power the LED bulb. Ask your electrician for direct wire LED bulbs to put in it, they have come down in price to about $6 a bulb and when you direct wire, you get rid of the hum from the lights.

Calm down, before our yank friends get confused about being "bloody chuffed" ...

Alec: "This lathe is huge. I could make a power hammer with it!" Will: "Too soon." :P Looking great Alec! The changes you are making between each workshop are probably examples of the most valuable lessons any craftsman could gain, and you've really been able to retain and apply. Very impressive.

You can also update the fluorescent lighting with very nice LED lighting 😀. Simple to do and no green tint. Roscolux also makes a -green filter even cheaper and easier. Just some ideas to help you out.

I would like to see you bring your buddy Will out there and show him the ropes in the UK. Maybe surprise him with a brand new power hammer for his shop. Lol. But definitely have him come out and do a build with you that would be cool. Good to see your still kickin ass as always.

bruh it literally snows every year in England...

@baileymcatee9662

3 жыл бұрын

@chris murphy well down south it has snowed many times since 2010 lol

I wish I could have a career as a blade smith. Unfortunately as a teen girl it's very difficult to find a mentor

@cre8or821

3 жыл бұрын

The injustice in the modern world is terrible I am sorry

@saginawdan

3 жыл бұрын

If you look hard enough, I'm sure you can find one. Have faith.

@Kronicks

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think it is because it is your a girl it I've also been trying to find a mentor. It's just sort of a lost art which makes it hard to find a good mentor.

@stoneinthefield1

3 жыл бұрын

Olivia Slus your gender makes no difference. It is tough to find someone depending on your location for everyone. I’m hoping to see your name on some blades in the next few years. Just don’t look back.

@Kronicks

3 жыл бұрын

@@cre8or821 no injustice, blacksmithing is just a lost art. Certain things are more difficult for certain people. That's just how it is.

What a gorgeous lathe!!! By the way this is my experience that when you put something in a place in just a minute this turns out to be the place that you need to be clear in order to put something there. And man, did I enjoy to hear Mr. Steele use metric dimensions once again ;-)!!!

FYI, when you leave to go back to Montana, make sure to hit all that steel with some oil to prevent too much rusting on it. a trick I learned in metal shop when we would "pack up" for the summer.

I guess an an American general election was too much for Alec, lol.

First

@burgerboiiz7653

3 жыл бұрын

second

@brettblack9610

3 жыл бұрын

Third

@sammason9834

3 жыл бұрын

@@brettblack9610 Fourth

@saginawdan

3 жыл бұрын

A whole bunch.

You don't have to show us effective and smart stuff. We just came here to watch you doing the things you want to do in that moment. I would watch every video from you and just be happy about it.

You could do a cheap and quick upgrade to your flourescent tubes. Just look up flourescent led conversion kits. You basically just remove the ballasts and the electrical connectors. It's all pretty simple stuff and you can get led tubes that meet your specific lighting needs. I think you can even get rgb controlled lights if you want to have color control.

Bob's your Uncle.......you really are back in the UK! As much as we love having you here in the USA (Montana), really happy you and RealMrsSteele will be able to spend more time with family....especially, the upcoming Holiday season! And, we get to see more of our favorite videographer, JAMIE!!!!! P.S. Yogo is such the perfect Shop Pal!!!!

I find it fascinating how quickly Alex can go from " I see it in my head" to "I build the thing." I get that with the magic of editing that it can look quicker then it actually is but the way both he and Will can visualize a solution to fabricating it always will impress me. That being said. How long is Alex planing on using this work space? He made it sound like it was short term but this is an impressive setup and investment. I probably missed him explaining it in an earlier video.

The make shift steel rack needs lips to keep steel from killing your toes and instep . Keep the heavy stuff on the lower racks . I hope the weight of the steel is supported evenly ,a bad wield might surprise you . An over head crane is a good idea. It must serve the loading dock, the bench, the machines and the steel rack .

2:05 is my new favorite series of sounds

Love the content, and love the big projects. I think it would be really nice to see you forging something very small, with lots of detail. I've seen a lot of people making things like roses and other little items. Pack lots of detail work into a small item.

Nice hearing metric coming from you, and more of the UK English phrases!

Hey man, that wall video wasn't a waste of anyone's time, i learned a lot from it and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Plus it was super enjoyable to watch, like all your videos! Well worth it even if it didn't work out in the end, I'd say

Alec got rid of the wall? Much wow, such surprise.

9:00 *shrug* It's the growing pains of product/brand development. Sometimes you don't know what you the right thing is until you've done the wrong thing. Pilot -> Fail -> Adjust -> Try again. Keep at it Alec!! You got this man.

There is no apology needed Alec. It was a great episode and we love watching you bro. Just keep doing what you do. Tons of Love and respect from BC. Canada!!

I'm an illustrator who works with traditional pencil and paper primarily, so the only time that I might require anything close to a workshop jig is when I use a small, thin metal eraser shield. And even that is a rare occasion. lol.

The editing of this video is absolutely gorgeous. Phenomenal work.

It ist so great watching you using the only reasonable measurement system again.

Alec, I'm loving those blue round glasses! (and the new workshop is pretty great too)

Amazing how far Alec has come in 3.5 years! He gives me hope that hard work and focus pay off in the end!

@robertdickey8332

3 жыл бұрын

I'm loving your screen name - classy!!!

I run the Harrington M800 at work. 50 hrs a week every week for the last 3 years. Great machine.

That is one heck of a lathe. Can't wait to see what you do with it. I hope y'all have a great day & be safe.

Alec, not the best location for the lathe. Should consider putting it on the wall behind you with the tailstock pointing towards the back wall with the electrical box on it. The reason is that the tailstock doesn't move further back than the ways allow it to, but you can put a long bar through the chuck. Don't put your knee-mill like you did in Montana, put it to the left of the laths' head and line the "X" axis of the table up with the through-hole in the head. That way you have more options for running a-long part or stock. Just drop the milling machine's knee and mount a steady rest on the table so the bar doesn't whip around and now you can load a 12' bar into the machine or pick up "Job-shop" work. The way you have it now you have the wall too close and no way to stabilize the bar without getting too complicated of a setup. Best of luck any questions just ask.

I really like it when KZreadrs advertise things that would be useful and or are actually good. I once had a summer job in which shipping was one of my duties, and I would have loved to have something like this. I had all my carriers on different webpages/software, even some on manual labels. Nothing integrated with each other. The only thing that saved me was that 70 % of the stuff went to the same address.

hats off to that hiab driver! "anywhere in the workshop please drive" say no more

The shop is starting to really come together, great job!

Think about LED fluorescent replacement bulbs for the fixtures you have there already. Bypass the ballast and wire direct. They come in 45w, 60w and 90w with different levels of "coolness". They're usually about 12-15% brighter then the old ones. Just changed out ours in the garage took about 15-20 minutes per fixture. We used 8ft. 45w 5000k (medium coolness) with frosted covers each one had 5400 lumens. Just about have to work in sunglasses! Ours bulbs had the single pin in the end so we could turn them and direct them out slightly this made for very little shadows. Good luck!

3:31...that was some serious sound design and video editing skills

I applaud you for seeing this as a challenge rather than a step backwards. After all you've already built up.

I do Miss the British ALEC. Welcome home.

I see that you have been reading about the Toyota Operating System as I had suggested. You also had a good example of wasted movement of materials/parts and an example of why everything needs a home and you should consider the needs of the material (what is going to happen to it, how it gets there and how it leaves) when you make it a home. Great work on the steel rack and have a big 👍 on actually bolting it to the ground. Just like the racking you have back in Montana for the retail part of the shop, it needs to be bolted to the floor so it is stronger by being braced against the floor and so it can't tip over. This wasn't something I had even known was a big deal till I worked at a warehouse and we did daily racking inspections looking for the bolts being in place, loose materials, lack of labeling, unsafe pallet placement, and even signs of corrosion. Only ever had 2 problems there during inspection over 2 years. One was damage from a forklift hitting the racking with the hardened forks, the other I personally found and it was the bolts for one of the uprights had sheared off. Most likely over torqued or bad bolts. The company replaced the bolts for the entire aisle, just in case.

Just got my steele anvil three hours ago, it's a beauty! Cant wait to start makeing leaf hooks!

OK, Alec. Let's hear your best Colin Clive imitation....."It's Alive " Good to see you back in your old digs! Have Fun Stay Well Jerry in Everett Ontario.