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Can you use the flex to machine the V blocks in place on the flex?

Abby needs a raise!

One would have been handy in my shop almost 20 years ago with my plasma CNC. I went with a painful trip keeping the air dry. We often run in the high 90's overnight or after a rain.

That crusty scale on the OD looks like a real blade eater. It sure cut good, but my ears hurt through the TV. 😂 The teeth unzipping on a blade is a real phenomenon. As soon as that first tooth goes, the next one gets slammed and starts that chain reaction and all of the sudden you've got a blade with six halves of a tooth left. I'd have gone at those embedded teeth with a shark wheel (tiny abrasive cutoff disc) in a die grinder

Advertising video..

Made in Coburg in Bavaria, two hour drive for us. 😊

You could snap a rubber gasket to the back end of the grease piston and drop the oil straight in. There’s a lot of similarities b/t the grease gun and a caulk gun. Great information in your video! I had a few takeaways from it, and I will apply those in the future as I’ve had a lathe do just the same thing. I threw it out for parts.

Thank you Adam. I also enjoyed your videos about your brand new smoker! Excellent!

Something that I saw and wasn't sure if you'd run into it. The hydraulic/air feed on these saws have a place where they drop when they are sitting on the stop. I usually had to push the saw back up to it's full height, and then let it go. This worked when the saw was set to cut a heavy feed rate so that it wouldn't crash the blade. Basically it would preload the hydraulic/air cylinder to keep it from dropping the blade onto the part. Kept me from chewing up blades and still cut fast.

...can't believe they sold out

Always nice to see competent maintenance people proud in their work.

Wow it’s been two years

How did the yellow compressor turn black when the service man came?

Автор я рекомендую тебе отрастить бороду хотя бы 10 сантиметров .

Thats the same compressor brand we use at the shop I work at, but much bigger..

I enjoy your videos very much but why do you call everything“guys”?

Enjoyed the advertisements. Keep em coming.

time flies!

I‘m glad you like Kaeser, made in Germany. Kind regards from Germany.

I don't understand the whining - you can learn so much from techs when they come to do service calls like this.

Do you know if pressure relief valve on a small tractor would blow hydro filter seal

Fun note on the automatic drain - the service kit costs more than a brand new complete auto drain. Corporate greed, as always.

I guess if you get a free compressor its part of the deal to talk about it.

Lots of good info,Adam.Thank you.

RUclips needs to go back to showing how many dislikes videos got....would really show the decline of channel 😒

Sir what brand of step or uni-bit are you using? I’ve been using Klein but wonder what other brands are reputable.

Ad??? Thats bad

The old sneakerware update method. :)

Had that issue on a CAT machine trying to drill on some places. There were pretty soft spots, but also extremely hard spots. We're also having that lately on raw material as well on remelted steel.

As a Crane Operator witnessing you guys get excited seeing the Crane in the workshop made me realize that i take my job for granted 💯

Highly informative, thx

It is really good to remove/drive out all the old oil by compress air. The not so good is that air contains moisture, thus moisture is introduce into the system. It should have been better if Nitrogen Gas is used.

Not only can I not afford one of these units, I couldn’t afford the service fee. I live in a different world.

Glad to see all the maintenance requirements for the workshop Adam 🤙🏽

I run alot of tubing that looks like that, its called 4140 HRHT on the sheets I've seen. I think that means Hot Rolled Heat Treated, I do know it's plenty hard when I run it, I usually have to run it around 275 Surface feet it seems, taking about .500 off the diameter per pass. I use a Iscar 643 8250 insert with good results but I use the 432 8250 alot as well on other stuff. This is a aircraft tail wheel fork spindle housing I machine lots of.

It's good to write the install date on filters with a permanent marker

tool tuesday is a great idea

Adam don't listen to all these guys complaining that this is an ad or boring or whatnot. I'm making good money in machine service partly due to you getting me excited about machines and how they work. This is just another instance of me learning from you and possibly being able to apply it at my job.

Antonio is a true professional. Guys like this never have to worry about being replaced by some AI bot.

Antonio is a confident company service representative. Happy Serviceversary

How do you clean up your tools with all that coolant splashing everywhere?

Adam Have you ever considered making a video series about matching up series of cheap import vises? I surface ground and Milled 2 cheap imports. We a considerable amount work. I'm just a hobby guy. So purchasing two high qualty matching vises was not something i could justify. Probably like alot of your vewers Would make a nice series I'm thinking.

This is a problem with remelt steel. If there is a tap or some kind of vanadium steel in the mix that wasn’t stirred in well enough you’ve got extremely hard spots.

I wish I had you as a teacher, very well filmed and super educational videos! Thank you for your time in making this treasure-trove of videos Adam!

I need one those in a knaack box.

If sections of the part were work-hardened from the band saw, doesn't that mean, for sure, that we're not dealing with mild steel?

This is artwork in my opinion.

Great video! I'm glad you filmed this process, as I bought a 5C after watching your original install! Very happy with my purchase, not cheap but great product and worth every penny! Also I was very surprised with only what looks to be 48 hours of runtime, that it needed all of that service. Good stuff, thanks for the video!!

The moisture drain is absolutely serviceable, there’s a overhaul kit designed specifically to do that. He also failed to check the load/unload diaphragm. Overall he did a good job though.

They definitely do not believe in the right to repair do they! They are like having a HOA for you air compressor, i think id rather build my own.