Shop Tour 2024 // paul brodie's shop

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[rickfazzini]

4 years!! I’ve been here the entire time and still get just as excited to see that you’ve posted a new video. Congratulations Paul and Mitch!!!

[davidwalters]

Always enjoy every video! Glad you hit the four year mark! Great work Paul and Mitch!

[ianaristotlethompson]

Always a lesson to learn in your shop. Thanks.

[SandyBoneTube]

Hi Paul and Mitch,
A friend turned me on to your site a couple of years ago when you were building the Triumph (I used to build and ride Triumphs when I was younger) and I have become a stalwart fan of your videos and work since. I really enjoyed the shop tour; it is that of which one of my dreams is made. I congratulate you on 4 years and much more importantly, your return to good health.
I wish you all the best and look forward to future videos.

[friendsofcampbell]

Nice shop! Concerning the land speed fender... for what it's worth.... I happened to be watching this next to a 2023 SCTA rulebook and opened the M class:

[for non stock fenders] the front wheel and tire shall be visible from either side for a continuous 210 degrees of their circumference. The front of the fender shall not extend lower than 5 inches above the horizontal line drawn through the front axle. The perimeter of the fender shall not be farther than 1.75 inches from the tread. The sides of the fender may fair into the fork tubes or tire, but shall not be over two inches wider overall than these parts.

[DonOblivious]

"You've gotta have the tooling" is so true. I think the typical budget is like 1:1 for lathe to tooling cost for a garage shop and mills are even higher on the tooling to machine cost ratio. The lathe shop I worked in spent around $10k USD per month just on high speed steel drill bits. We didn't sharpen standard drill bits because the labor cost was too high compared to just buying a new HSS twist bit with a standard grind profile. We mostly used jobber length twist drills and if you know anything about drill bits y'all know jobber bits are really freaking spendy.

Having letter, number, and metric twist drills around is really handy. There are all sorts of holes ya need to drill in those in-between sizes that need a specialized drill. We had to ream a lot of holes to size for threading and that gets real expensive, real fast when you have to buy a number, letter, and metric drill index and then do a second operation with a specific reamer to get the hole to the correct size to get the right thread profile.

[LouieToblerone]

Looking forward to the aermacchi fender!

[crm.carpentry]

Ah the mulitifix quick change tool post. There are loads of tool holders for sale on ebay in the UK

[TheUncleRuckus]

Nothing to say just an obligatory algorithm boost for the channel 👍👍

[andreassiegler]

The toolholders should be type Multifix size "E" and they are very common here in Germany. They should have a number like ED20100, which means size E, form D (square), slot hight 20mm, length 100mm. Hope that helps.

[tomtruesdale]

Nice shop, well lite, clean and organized. Everything mine is not. Whenever I use Never-seize I end up with that stuff EVERYWHERE. LOL Thanks for the tour.

[xpndblhero]

Wish I had a shop like this.... And also the skill and experience to use half the tools. 😂

[murdoc]

Thanks for taking us behind the scenes and sharing the shop and tools and projects! Tools really do make the man! Happy anniversary, looking forward to more great content! Go Paul and Mitch, keep moving forward!

[bbarber]

The only thing better would be if this was in Smell o vision. I bet that shop smells great.
Love this and thanks for the update on the blue bike.
Heard to many more years and thanks

[hohohaha]

Excellent video, glad to see the hairdo is beginning to evolve again

[ryang]

Wow! Paul! It’s been a few months since I’ve tuned in, and you’re looking fantastic! Keep up whatever you’re doing, it’s working!

[hrxy]

I want to see the workshop from the beginning, pour ING the concrete floor, and how you made the shop to your specs

[davidbarnes]

Paul, you appear to have things well organized. That's one of my many faults, but I'm working on it. I definitely can see an improvement in my work from my attempt at organizing. I really enjoy your videos! Can't wait to see the Aermacchi run.

[joell]

Happy Anniversary- it’s been a great 4 years of stopping by and learning from the master. 👍😎👍

[patreilly]

I really enjoy your videos! I own 2 fillet brazed Schwinns from the early 1970s and it’s great to see you do that work.