Making a NEW Excavator H Link! | Part 1 | Machining u0026 Milling

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Название	:	Making a NEW Excavator H Link! \| Part 1 \| Machining u0026 Milling
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I'd love to see how they cut the material that they deliver to you
Comment from : Ed Cew

Wouldn't it be easier to bore them out on the lathe?
Comment from : Lee Chappell

🤘😎🤘🇬🇧
Comment from : wayne burgess

The bevelling mashine) functionally looks like a cross between a regular angle-grinder and a wood-working-router for cutting profiles when working with wood
Comment from : Thomas Schodt

looks like your not protecting your ears young man, big mistake
Comment from : Whatyoudo

Was that a dirty old Sutton tap?brDid you get a sausage while you were picking it up from Bunnos?
Comment from : 1one3 Racing

wish I knew how to do something
Comment from : batz capo

The beveler machine is cool, kind of like a mega router on steroids!
Comment from : JEFFREY KREFT

Do you ever get poisonous snakes that harm you or your cool retriever dog ?
Comment from : Harold

That beveler should come with a leather apron
Comment from : George Hardin

Crom will not be laughing at this man
Comment from : singularityoneone

Curtis, I know you don't like having an apprentice , but in 10 to 15 years you must have one, so your skills will not be lost when you retire You sir are an artist
Comment from : Scott Gray

You got the coolest tools!
Comment from : netvapor

I know it's a old video but I have to say both of these people have a talent that when combined, have one of the greatest you tube channels out there for people like myself Kurtis is one of those people that is a maestro with machinery and Karen is with the video equipment I love it Thanks to both of y'all for the uploads
Comment from : Brian W

Thats one ausum router ! what a great finish
Comment from : noel obrien

Thats realy great camera work
Comment from : noel obrien

yer if you guys were on Tv i watch
Comment from : noel obrien

32:51 It’s like a router but for steel instead of wood
Comment from : mrk107

That beveler is basically a metal router pretty bad ass
Comment from : Jason Heller

Ooooo esto es u Trabajo milimétrico exacto la cago excelente trabajo de precisión
Comment from : Victor Pellizari

What are gloves intended to protect from when using the beveler?
Comment from : Robert Obryk

Pardon me, a very non-expert, for asking a question that may have been answered before: how come the center of the hollow bar appears to be off center initially, before it was milled?
Comment from : Hans Overvoorde

Why do you pronounce it "HACHE" link instead of "H" link?
Comment from : Glen Larson

When I win the lottery I will buy a lathe and a milling machine 😃
Comment from : Yogibear

editing flawless ,, ,,,really nice job on project
Comment from : kenneth connors

Pretty cool It’s like a router for metal
Comment from : Robert Bertram

My wife and I run a small little shop in Utah It blows me away that your huge operation is just the two of you Quite the team I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos while I do my own work I especially like Homie and those magpies that come around
Comment from : RedBearTrading

Bloopers: bsocket wrench falls on the ground/b Me: Gravity sucks!
Comment from : Billy ONeal

Holy smokes that bevelling tool is amazing! Makes short work of that job! I wonder if you advanced the cutter out slightly and did a climb cut on the last past if it would give you a cleaner finish? Thanks for all the amazing videos!
Comment from : Joseph Band

Why would they make a basic construction equipment part out of some unique alloy that can't be welded? Is the H link doing something special that requires it to be made out of such material?
Comment from : Sauspreme

I like the huge bevelling tool, it's a really scaled up version of my small air driven one, that I use for the much smaller scale hobby work that I do😁👍
Comment from : Mike Hunt

Big ole bubba dog
Comment from : Stick

Can anyone explain to a completely uneducated person (me) why the swarf comes off different colours? I’m thinking it’s maybe temperature related…brLoving the videos as a new subscriber, thanks for the great content and camerawork Really admiring the skills all round!
Comment from : Edward Pearson

How come you sometimes use coolant(?) When using the lathe and sometimes not?
Comment from : stimpen12

Acho que sou o único Brasileiro que assiste vc! Kkk tu parece um cirurgião! Os serviços executados são perfeitos! E as ferramentas tudo top de linha! Admiro sua inteligência nessa área! Sou fã do seu trabalho 🛠️
Comment from : Tiago Ferreira Barbosa

We'll just do this by eye??? Why do I find myself feeling better about Kurtis's eye than most peoples strict measurements? 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Comment from : justunicorn001

At about the 4:00 minute mark in your whole spiel, I got the word “bore” out of all of it That was the last word too 😕😀
Comment from : T Allyn

Hey Karen, To teach Homeless “Drop It” I find “Give” is a much easier command for dogs to learnbrHave a food treat in the other hand so you can coax / reward the good behaviourbrEventually you won’t need the treat Failure should not be an option as he will never do what you wants only what he wantsbrHe will respect you more 🤠
Comment from : Davo’s Shed

20:37 Loved the colours here!
Comment from : Cinnamon Rage

I like watching the machining work but i subscribed for the dog
Comment from : Andy

Why is no cutting fluid used on the outside?
Comment from : Richard Johnson

I absolutely love all the bloopers at the end
Comment from : Zdark1

Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't the dog used to be called "homeless"? Lol I swear I've heard Curtis call it that in earlier videos
Comment from : John Soriano

watch out for the flying razor blades those colored ribbons you just want to grab one lol
Comment from : norm lac

I've never hear "H" pronounced "haitch" before In the USA we say, "aitch"
Comment from : Just Me

I used a drill to open, close and change the lathe jaws I don't think of it being lazy More like efficient It takes a few seconds with a drill and I'm sure you'll notice any crap in the scroll 😋
Comment from : He Ka

I watch these videos for learning great teacher ! Start a teaching class one day week
Comment from : allen3272

Enjoyed
Comment from : don catchpole

Awesome work Great video Excellent machining Thank you for sharing
Comment from : donald naymon

I had no idea they made a portable metal router Sweeeeet
Comment from : Debra Gibson

you make bevels like a pro
Comment from : _W00D_SH0CK_

I wonder if you were able to afford an XRF gun if that would help determine the weldability of a piece right at the door or even on site
Comment from : fcguy7

Man that bevel cutter terrifies me!!!
Comment from : FJ5

Would it be possible to make a sand mold from the existing part and cast a new one?
Comment from : Bob

So sorry about that 😞
Comment from : DUDE ABIDES 66

Shaving isn't a bad thing!😁
Comment from : Glen Gullickson

Não sei o que foi mais dificil, se editar o video para ter uma sequência lógica ou fazer esta obra de arte Parabens pelos dois trabalhos
Comment from : campos casc

That beveling machine is really slick
Comment from : Space Kissingher

👍❤️
Comment from : Maryam Maryam

❤
Comment from : Maryam Maryam

The big question I'm wondering is how many hours on the excavator, and wonder how many owners and what sort of work it's been doinjg What happens to the old H-link, going in the scrap bin ?
Comment from : LIVING ADAM MAN

have you ever made an error and ruined a piece of stock ?
Comment from : jimmy2060

A fantastic professional job and better than factory 👏👏👏
Comment from : Enrique Moreno Cutilla

agree would never use a driver on a chuck
Comment from : Hayabusa H

Now that's a freaking router!
Comment from : Mechotronic

I was really surprised with the beveling machine The bevels came out way better than I expected them to be So clean!!
Comment from : VM Tyler

Haych link??
Comment from : Mike Matters

36:21 those bevels do look nice, and a lot less work, you need some welding curtains to help contain those shaving's
Comment from : Welf

Is there even a difference between bushes and bushings?
Comment from : RainDrop 55

Made me fall in love with fabrication all over again
Comment from : The Ironman

To watch you turn a part, it looks smooth, shiny, clean To see others do the same job, looks rough, like it has small threads cut into it My lord your work is fantastic, be very proud of what you do, and how well you do it As always great job
Comment from : Clem Merrill

Didn't see it in the comments so far but i'd be interested to hear more about the steel in the stock h link and what makes it so hard to deal with
Comment from : theYeti

How much did this job cost? $$
Comment from : Mathieu Henri

That bevil tool you use to make those edges is a beast
Comment from : Charles Sutton

那个给钢板倒角的机器真不错。
Comment from : coco liu

What process does your supplier use to cut plate that thick? That would be interesting to see
Comment from : Kyle Law

That bevelling machine is the Cats 🔆
Comment from : Craig

CURRRDDDDDSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Comment from : Meta Observer

23:30 PRETTY puppy!
Comment from : Lord Dustin DeWynd

JC sent me
Comment from : Jimbo Jones

What’s the horsepower rating on your various lathes?
Comment from : Formerfarmer

👍👍👍👍GOOD JOB MARSTER
Comment from : Gert Kristensen

Ummm You can fix it Its probably grey cast iron or a nodular grey cast ironbrbrSet up your bearings on it (warm it up 150 degrees before you tack on your bearing mounts) Tack on with 99 nickle rod Double tack, meaning when you put on a tack retack right on top of it right away to annel your tack and soften itbrbrPrebore it 200 over bearing sizebrbrPreheat the whole part 550 degreesbrWeld in 2 passes (layers) 080 thick per side (second pass will be softer than 1st pass) Thats 320 of weld, minus your 200 prebore, which gives you 120 to cut out(060 per side) (While bore welding you must keep blow torch on the rest of it to keep it hot) (Do not cherry red hot the bores, let bores cool back down to 600 if you have to, but keep blow torch on the rest of part to keep from cooling down)brbrWhen done welding and heating, wrap part up in insulation and let cool slooow Lots of insulation, should still be hot next morningbrbrSet you bar up and bore out Light cuts!! Otherwise your mounts will crack off Micro 100 brazed bit Must be sharpened to a point, not a radiusradius requires to much pressure for cut to start and hold or, the bar will flex and chatterbrbrRegular er70s wire I use lincoln l56brMake sure your bore welding tip is almost new
Comment from : Bob Trailers

Hey mate, love the channel brbrQuestionbrbrWhen you put the rests on or that cone thing, how much pre load do you put on them onto the part?
Comment from : Darren Boxhall

Hey, I'm a heavy equipment content maker Just wanted to visit and send you some good vibes! If you have some time, I'd like your thoughts on my channel also
Comment from : City Guy In The Country

Love to know just how much the final price was for this piece ! NICE WORK
Comment from : Tom Burnheimer Jr

haha I think you meant to say "hietch link", not "hatestchl link" Sorry, I'm American 😂
Comment from : Matt Johnson

Great work and attention to detail - I bet the beveling alone took a half day
Comment from : John Hess

Why is lube used only sometimes? Does it not help in all machining?
Comment from : Doug Hostetler

The outtakes are funnier with subtitles on
Comment from : joey243win

If I may ask? Why is oil not necessary on all cuts?
Comment from : Chris Pugh

I'm 75, have been in the welding/machining/fabricating world my whole adult life, and would love to "apprentice"' under you!!
Comment from : Larry Fry

So, when I was an Apprentice boy about 5 decades ago I worked in a huge shop in the Apprentice area which was really close to the big bosses office The Master Mechanic was an old timey Machinist and he passed through our area all the time If he saw you blowing off your machine with an air hose, he would give you a chewing and explain that the air blast would drive dirt and chips(Swarf) into areas that it would not normally go under normal conditions It would really set him off if you put a file down on the ways of the machine, so you only made those mistakes once!
Comment from : C Rice

I remember doing this in school I accidentally hit the clamps and my teachers weren't happy with that
Comment from : John

Just amazing skill, work and dedication to quality and getting the customer's needs met Please keep the videos coming!! Huge influence on the kids I assist and encourage to pursue work in the trades You're an amazing machinist and millwright many lesson topics in each video And many thanks to Karen for the great videography (if that's a real word) superb shots and coverage Also great to see the pups enjoying romps and toys wonderful experience start to finish God Bless Jack 42
Comment from : Jack 42