Building an EPIC £20,000 machine part 2

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[arifnoor]

The sad reality of the current world is that people like Mr. Beast has hundreds of millions of subs, while people like this guy have a few hundred thousand. Shows how much we and our kids nowadays have an interest in learning real stuff. Well done, my friend.

[badlarry]

no daft music, no commentary just good content with added northern humour

[treetopspider]

Three things strike me about this guy
1 He adopts the precision of a watchmaker in everything he does
2 He must have superhuman patience
And 3, he's an absolute genius. Theres nothing he cant do!!!

[lukelegg]

crazy how i can sit here and watch a guy build something for almost two hours with not a word said, absolutely impressive skills and attention to detail

[tonyschofield]

This is the first time I've seen someone with such good metalworking and woodworking skills.

[janudholm]

Awesome work. The best on Youtube.
No silly music, No voice over, and still this video, is more exciting than a movie from Hollywood

[dr.skipkazarian]

The one component of your work that stands out (to me) is your uncanny ability to provide both entertainment and educational value to each endeavor. Really quality effort...thank you.

[rohintonchothia-iucm]

This series is truly so refreshing. The only way to describe it is the pursuit of perfection. It is as though he is working in a trance, with total focus, and no distracting background music. Is it possible for the younger generation today to follow this same level of skill and ethic??

[bobafetting]

A nearly 2hour video, and just 6mins after uploading there are already 25+ Likes.

That’s how high quality and interesting we always know your uploads will be. Thanks as always!

[danshavit]

I said it once and I'll say it again. You are the most talented maker on you tube. Fantastic. Cheers mate

[marlinblack]

When I first saw the long welds at that thickness, I was having nightmares of warping but to then incorporate the surface grinder, brilliant. Excellent job. I am a 60 yr old tradesman and the attention to detail reminds me of tradesmen and machinists back in the late 1800s early 1900s. It is good to see that level of pride in their work and strive for accuracy. A job exceptionally Well done and presented.

[DanelonNicolas]

This is the closest a human can be to perfection.
This 'movie' was REALLY EPIC. Can't wait to see the next part!!

[babthooka]

When @mymechanics started, I remember writing a comment on how fast his channel grew. He had many 100s of thousands of subscribers before he had posted his 10th video, I think. He absolutely deserves it, as he makes some fantastic stuff.
The same thing is not happening to this channel, and I don't see why. The stuff you do and the way you approach the problems (I guess video editing skills etc. also), I find it mesmerizing, educational and inspiring. This channel is incredibly underrated, I think.

[weezelish]

I like the fact that there is no talking. It's nice not having to listen to crappy music either. Just good, precise work. Thanks!!

[bigdog]

What I like about his videos is he is a man of few words. He let’s his work do the talk, with an occasional notation during editing

[andrewmullen]

Nice one, had me laughing at premium grinding sparks, dry, very dry, love it.

[dogbreath]

When a 1:48 mins video feels like 30 mins long, you know your watching something great, brilliant, keep up the great work.

[woody]

Once again, great to see the almost meditative way you work and the inevitable attention to detail. Leveling everything using what you'd already built and the grinder was inspired IMHO. I love getting double duty out of a tool or mechanism. No surprise that it's taken a long time to plan and gather the materials for this one, it's an epic task. I make CNC cut, slot together furniture and having something like this would really help my prototyping process. All my hats off to you simultaneously for an inspiring video.

[terrylogan]

as a retired engineer myself your attention to detail is something that was instilled in me as an apprentice, awesome job cant wait for the sequel

[bengy]

Awesome and huge amount of work there. Made you grow the beard even :)