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The ULTIMATE Test for Our Milling & Drilling Attachment! | Making New Line boring bars!

1.3M views · Jun 13, 2025 · Science & Technology

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  • @CuttingEdgeEngineering · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

    So we used the machine we rebuilt… to make using another machine easier… to make tools that’ll make future jobs easier… on another machine that makes jobs easier 😂<br>Workshop inception? Maybe. Worth it? Absolutely!<br>There was a lot going on in this one – what was your favourite part? Let us know in the comments 😊<br>▶Watch the full rebuild of the vintage attachment here if you missed it: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUzFN5xVei7XuIPfXdhoHRtxELiqnfLwI">https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUzFN5xVei7XuIPfXdhoHRtxELiqnfLwI</a><br>🔐Get Early Access + Ad Free + Extended weekly videos in our Patreon community: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/cuttingedgeengineering">https://www.patreon.com/cuttingedgeengineering </a><br>🔔Hit the notification bell so you never miss our new weekly video.

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  • @jpower06 · 1 year ago

    I&apos;m a retired industrial electrician of 40 years, I was bored when I came accross your channel about 2 years ago and haven&apos;t stopped watching all your videos. I was hooked. There are other machining channels out there I&apos;ve tried to watch but none of them seem to have that winning combination of watching you prep jobs then do your machining while explaining every step of the way, then your wifes amazing ability to edit all the videos together, not to mention your interaction with your dog as well as simply watching you feed the birds, just a winning combination. Keep on doing what your doing because it seems to resonate with a large volume of people who seem to enjoy watching your videos. Best wishes from Canada.

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  • @marvinmarlin9655 · 1 year ago

    Morning both, here’s a little fact for you. I got to my desktop about 0730 this morning, with a cup of tea in hand and looking forward to my Friday dose of CEE. By the time I switched on 116 people had viewed watched the vid and by the time I had finished that number had risen to 6700 views. Your vids must be rank near the top for the most eagerly anticipated of all weekly YT videos. Keep em coming! ❤️ from 🇬🇧

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  • @LiamLewis-b4f · 1 year ago

    With the world so volatile at the moment I’m so glad to watch this very wholesome content. Thank you guys so much.

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  • @Blackdeath_2005 · 1 year ago (edited)

    Hopefully the Franna crane will continue soon, I&apos;m so addicted to this project. I&apos;m from Germany and I bought the CEE T-shirt. Funnily enough, the day I wore it for the first time I met another person in Stuttgart wearing the same shirt.

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  • @DGAWDGAW · 1 year ago

    This is the only channel I watch every friday. Thanks for your videos and outstanding work.

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  • @DownToNerd · 1 year ago

    I&apos;m not even 5 min in and i already want to say the camera work, editing and production quality in general on these videos is amazing and truly rare in this day and age! Hats of to all involved!

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  • @DavidCorbett-ht4wf · 1 year ago

    Over a quarter of a millions views &nbsp;in the space of 13 hours, is a testament to both Karen and kurtis for their skills, for both the hands on craft of kurtis and the editorial skills of Karen, &nbsp;what a great team who provide us with fantastic real life engineering &nbsp;content.. just love the channel...

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  • @classydays43 · 1 year ago

    Man, that Zayer is gorgeous. Yes, for all this time it was an old and pretty bit of kit but seeing it pull that keyway in a single pass was eye candy.

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  • @Horus9339 · 1 year ago

    No music, no ale, what a boring bar. Thanks Karen and Kurtis, big WOOF! to Homie. Have a great weekend guys.

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  • @4wdguydrivesby · 1 year ago

    I just want to throw out some recognition of the editing of this; I fall asleep to other machining channels because they don&apos;t seem to know when to fast forward / jump cut over repetitive content. <br><br>Whoever does this editing clearly has the same attention span as me and knows exactly when to jump ahead; Perfection!

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  • @hulkthedane7542 · 1 year ago

    Early in the video, as Kurtis centre drilled the first bar, he said something that caught my ear; &quot;It is good practice&quot;... indicating, that he does not expect to ever need the centre whole, but he makes it anyway, just in case.<br> &nbsp; What struck me was, that I believe, we never heard him say that sentence before, although it is EVIDENTLY one of the underlying mantras of his whole operation. Being thorough, doing it right without short cuts, anticipating future needs..... I absolutely LOVE it 👍. That is a staple of great craftsmanship!<br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Wonderful filming and editing, as always, Karen. 👍👍👍<br> &nbsp; You guys are one of my absolute favorites on YouTube. Best regards from Denmark 🇩🇰👍.

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