Hank's Machine Shop

[Bernd]

Larry,

Been following your machine shop build, aslo Dave's machine shop build.

Have you ever watched this guys video's? I think he has a residence here in the middle of New York state somewhere. He goes to Florida in the winter. he hasn't posted in over a year. makes mewonder if he is still around. His workshop is totaly steam powered with overhead belt system. Might be of interest to you and Dave. Probably a little late in posting this since both of you are almost done with your projects.

Here's the link to his U-tube videos: David Richards

Bernd

[deemery]

Larry,

Been following your machine shop build, aslo Dave's machine shop build.

Have you ever watched this guys video's? I think he has a residence here in the middle of New York state somewhere. He goes to Florida in the winter. he hasn't posted in over a year. makes mewonder if he is still around. His workshop is totaly steam powered with overhead belt system. Might be of interest to you and Dave. Probably a little late in posting this since both of you are almost done with your projects.

Here's the link to his U-tube videos: David Richards

Bernd

Ah Geez, there goes another couple of days spent watching videos!

dave

[Bernd]

Larry,

Been following your machine shop build, aslo Dave's machine shop build.

Have you ever watched this guys video's? I think he has a residence here in the middle of New York state somewhere. He goes to Florida in the winter. he hasn't posted in over a year. makes mewonder if he is still around. His workshop is totaly steam powered with overhead belt system. Might be of interest to you and Dave. Probably a little late in posting this since both of you are almost done with your projects.

Here's the link to his U-tube videos: David Richards

Bernd

Ah Geez, there goes another couple of days spent watching videos!

dave

Ya, but think of all the interesting things you'll learn that you never knew about. It'll give you a look at turn of the century small machine shop work and help setup your next machine build with all that information.

A scotch on ice should help while watching. 

Bernd

[Larry C]

Bernd no I haven't watched that video; I'll have to check it out...thanks.

[deemery]

Larry,

Been following your machine shop build, aslo Dave's machine shop build.

Have you ever watched this guys video's? I think he has a residence here in the middle of New York state somewhere. He goes to Florida in the winter. he hasn't posted in over a year. makes mewonder if he is still around. His workshop is totaly steam powered with overhead belt system. Might be of interest to you and Dave. Probably a little late in posting this since both of you are almost done with your projects.

Here's the link to his U-tube videos: David Richards

Bernd

Ah Geez, there goes another couple of days spent watching videos!

dave

Ya, but think of all the interesting things you'll learn that you never knew about. It'll give you a look at turn of the century small machine shop work and help setup your next machine build with all that information.

A scotch on ice should help while watching. 

Bernd

Ugh, I would never put good Scotch on ice.     

But I have learned some interesting things watching machine shop videos, about how to think about projects and how to set up work (machine or manual.)

dave

[Bernd]

@ Larry,

You're welcome. I figure it's hard to set up a shop like your're building if you lack knowledge of excatly what goes on inside and how it's setup.

@ Dave,

I don't drink Sctoch so wouldn't know. I do drink some brandy though and no ice. 

Seeing both you and Larry building a shop and some of the struggels in belt placement and machine placement I figured this would be the best video to watch since in a few of his videos he shows how everyhting is setup and why.

Now enjoy your scotch tall and watch the videos.   

Bernd

[Rick]

Larry, the boiler does look like it's been sitting outside for a while.
Nice weathering.

[Larry C]

Bernd thanks for the video link; much appreciated.

Rick thank you.

[Bernd]

Bernd thanks for the video link; much appreciated.

Rick thank you.

Anything to help understand what's involved in a subject that I am familiar with. If it helps great, if not, nothing lost.

Glad you liked it.

Bernd