Making the NEW Cylinder Barrel! | Hitachi ZX470 Cylinder Rebuild | Part 2

Love you Karen❤❤❤❤❤

I’ve said this before (sorry). CEE should have your own paint colour for re-manufactured parts. It’s a good way to advertise your value to the industry without paying for advertising.

I am not a machinist but these videos are absolutely fascinating to me!

I turned off TV and got hooked watching this craftsman at work.

The fact that Curtis is a machinist, mechanic, engineer, and Disney princess is just awesome.

Love the videos and the craftsmanship! Very clever solutions. I did wonder about the edge geometry on some of your tools, I am thinking they are not made for cast iron due to the long spaghetti versus manageable chips? Especially the 4mm parting tool.

Curtis is AMAZING ! Is there ANYTHING that he doesn't know how to do ? Mesmerizing !
I'd bet that he could make the Space Shuttle in his shop !

Is that done by design not tightening all 3 jaw teeth just one? i would think it would make it off kilter as shown when you start cutting

Ты просто крут парень!!!!

How much $ is a new one compared to what you paid for the old one and all your time etc?

I’ll never complain about my cylinder rebuild costs again

no flow of cutting oil ?

Wait, didn't you have this huge vertical honing machine?

untuk pekerjaan ini yang tidak menyenangkan adalah tabung depan menyusut ketika di las.

It pays to watch a video of someone repairing something this heavy and awkward to realized why it costs so much to get fixed or replaced. Prevention is the name of the game in heavy equipment I guess if you want to be an affordable contractor. Thank you for the videos and whomever is doing the filming (wife?). Her pans are slow and focused and the editing resulting in an easy to follow story from beginning to end.

Nerves of STEEL! Measure it and cut it to length, I would have had to check that measurement at least forty times before I could cut it. Great stuff!!!!! Real fuckin PRO man!!!!!!!!!

Im watching them out of order. You did end up getting a pretty cool sand blasting unit after all 😀

As someone who has tons of cylinders on various pieces of equipment I find this very interesting.
Building and repairing cylinders is so tedious, great video.

Куртис скажите почему вы работаете один?

Legend

Haha. Nice few Outro minutes there 😂😂

Saint Kurtis of AsSydney😂😂

As a long-time manufacturing engineer for Caterpillar I'd say that all of this was brilliantly done.

outtakes LOL such fun. great to watch how you set things up but also fix them. such. fun. great
vIdeos, thanks!

Where do you get the Strap Magnets that throw the straps onto the forklift arms ?
That must save a ton of time

by the way i dont know so asking , knowledge is power

just a question , whyface of the end caps whe it bolts together , would not that not up the pressure in the cylinder !!!!!

10 layers of weld on approx a 8 - 10 inch barrel in 30 minutes, what am I missing 😊

Hi CEE legends, love the show and I’m fascinated by the fabrication. I don’t know the first thing about what you do but one question I’m curious about is why do you sometimes use coolant and other times you don’t when you’re doing lathe work?

I cannot get over how flipping awesome the quality of the editing of these videos are. The camera work is exceptional. I have been binge watching this channel since I found it.

So VERY interesting...

I watched part 1 as well. Thinking: With all this effort to refurbish, machine, and replace damaged parts, Isn't it less expensive to just buy a complete new assembly?
Well, this question was answered in Part 3. It is indeed far less expensive to rebuild this damaged cylinder than buying a new one.
GREAT WORK!!!!!

Curtis my dad was a tool and die maker for 25 years of his 49 year life. I know that if he could watch what you do he would be amazed at your journeyman skills in everything you do there. Your video assistant is excellent and the family pet is over the moon precious. Much love from Sparks, Nevada USA for what you do there.

1: 51 F*CK OFF TRAIN, :-d

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Fascinating and very impressive From someone who did this on a much smaller scale many years ago.

How did you learn how to do all this, so impressive!

1,2,3 and Bob's your uncle. You make it look simple. Nice job.

That bird sing is beautiful.

So I have a question. I am by no means a machinist, but I have noticed that it seems like some of the cutting operations don’t require lubricants and some do. Is there a reason for this? I always assumed cutting lubricants was the norm. I am by no means telling any one how to do their job just curious

Homeless has just messaged me cus he's fed up now and wants to live in Shropshire down by the River Teme and play with pheasants, squirrels and go for long walks everyday in the forest.
So you'd better sort his passport and visa stuff out now . He's had enough of the stink of coolant and oil and wants to make friends with loads of other dogs . So there matey!

You are doing a great job man. You have simultaneously big parts and tight tolerances, wow!

Your usually so safety conscious but sand blasting without a mask is bloody daft

Great filming!!

Look at the Beautiful Chinese Parting tool Cutting Edge is using - Made in the CPC all over it - Aussies can't make Parting tools like the Chinese - that's a Really Nice No Wait ... WOW is that North Korean Parting tool Cutting Edge is using?

That is a Nice parting tool - I bet you slept with that under your pillow the night you opened the packet - That is one Nice Chinese Parting Tool