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blowlamp08/02/2022 20:10:46
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MikeK08/02/2022 20:52:29
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Yeah, impressive fabrication skills.

Bill Phinn08/02/2022 23:00:44
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Interesting.

Far more interesting to me, though, would have been learning how someone so young acquired the knowledge, skills and workshop necessary to make it.

As usual with Youtube child prodigies you don't get to see the back story.

alan ord 209/02/2022 20:42:36
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Yes impressive but how accurate is it? The amount of welding will cause a lot of distortion. It can be minimised by not welding too much in one area and by balancing out the locations for welding but you can't eliminate all of the distortion. Also I did not see any calibrated dials on any of the traverse wheels. Not much good if you can't machine accurately. But I do concede the guy is a very competent fabricator.

Alan.

Dave Halford09/02/2022 20:58:04
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I've got a bit of bed wear, now I know I can fix it with a bit of angle iron

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