Another Caterpillar 320 Excavator Boom goes Boom!!

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  @brucejoaniewilliams3213 · 3 years ago

  I'll put in a 12 hr day welding today, go home, take a shower, then sit and watch Isaac weld for an hour. My wife doesn't understand, but I'm pretty sure a lot of you do 😅 thank you Isaac, your knowledge and ethic are pure gold 👍

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  @DrTubeman · 2 years ago

  The old "paralysis from analysis" has bitten me more than once... on yah Isaac you got sum damn fine mighty skills man.

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  @redpost2380 · 1 year ago

  Most of your 1.2 M viewers would have suffered from  PARALYSYS from ANALYSYS. You're a master at another level. Your repair made the piece better than when it came out of the factory.

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• RO

  @ronaldwood9911 · 3 years ago

  I am glad to hear you have the " How do you eat an elephant " philosophy One bite at a time not all at once.

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  @jeffreymorris1752 · 1 year ago

  I'm retired now and after a career of having welders work on teams I supervised, I'm learning to weld. Right away I've found the truth in what an old welder I worked with for over 20 years told me: the actual welding is the easy part -- it's the decisions that can get difficult.

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  @adem-Savs · 3 years ago

  After watching Cutting Edge Engineerings weekly Vid, your channel came up as a recommendation Isaac. <br><br>Both yourself and Curtis show exemplary fabrication and welding skills. Yes, we do learn a hell of a lot watching how true professionals fix stuff!

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  @theragingredneckhaulsoff6760 · 3 years ago

  You summed up the past 25 years of my life when you said &apos;im not a big fan of how this broke&apos; lol

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• MB

  @MBASTOCKDOGS · 3 years ago

  Treasure those moments with your dad helping you. Only the fortunate ones know what it&apos;s like to work with a father or son.

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  @RDG0812 · 3 years ago

  Professional job done by a small shop. Many have forgotten that this is how the world was built. Keep up the good work, and setting a great example to follow. Love you guys and what you do

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• JO

  @joaquinspandex7870 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m a woodworker, I&apos;ve never welded anything in my life and I have no idea how I got here but I just watched all 55 minutes of a man perform magic on a giant broken machine. &nbsp;I understand wood, but wow I know nothing about metal! &nbsp;This was a fun afternoon time sink.

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• JA

  @Jacoyoyo · 3 years ago

  &quot;paralysis from analysis.&quot; That is such a good phrase that I am definitely going to use!

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  @TommyTuffKnuckles00 · 2 years ago

  a little rule of thumb ive leared early on when doing repairs of any kind is to never leave an old weld, especially one thats cracked. No matter what the repair is, i will never leave a cracked weld joint and just weld back over it, always cut back to new metal

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