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Narrated: Camel-Back Antique Drill Press [Restoration] (Patreon)

Published:
2025-09-17 19:33:08
Edited:
2025-09-17 19:37:03
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2026-06
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The most broken anything have ever been in the history of ever.

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Narrated: Camel-Back Antique Drill Press [Restoration]

Comments

Adam Marks

Well I know what I’m watching immediately.

TheGoldDude

At last, my hunger for restoration may be sated once more.

804R

Since the original tag said "Sold by [company]" you should make a tag saying "Restored by HTR"! Or maybe "Resurrected"! 😂

Johnny Mac

Left work early to come and watch this story unfold!!

Dan Dastun

oh god the gizmosity

John D'Ausilio

wife suggested a patient lift .. used ones are cheap and available, and they're designed to lift 400 lb patients.. should be adaptable to your problem

Steve Z

Awesome restoration, can't wait for part two! Also, I just called my brother-in-law who is a T-Rex and he confirmed that his ancestors did indeed open coconuts with a drill press, however the bit about using them to murder their friends (or enemies) isn't true so you might want to add that in as a footnote.

david moxon

Excellent! Can't wait to absorb this.

DirkRevised

🎵 Love the epilogue. 🎶 poo poo poo pi too 😂

Yuri Fassio

You're a dopamine junkie 😀

Raul Ramos

I think you're gonna need a bigger wrench And a crane

Gabe

Dude check out Iron Jonesy yt channel, fella outta the UK. If you haven’t already, currently just disassembled a Victorian radial drill, fascinating stuff

HamOnTheCob

When is the video dropping of you using that Evaporust like a hot tub? lol

rik

I've fixed a couple of things with Crown Royal 44-30 ER NiFeMn-CI mig wire. it's machinable and flexible enough to not need as much pre-heating of the cast to work

rik

also, getting horse from yelling at the screen to check for a bolt on the bottom, so, thanks for that.

Latro

This is beautiful. I can't wait for the next part!

Old Crow Bourbon

Shafts, bolts on the bottom, vegetarian T-Rex’s … there were more sexual innuendos in this episode than in Paul Lynde’s entire tenure on The Hollywood Squares.

Chris B. Critter

Broken cutters, broken saws Broken buckles, broken laws Broken bodies, broken bones Broken voices on broken phones Take a deep breath, feel like you're choking Everything is broken

Oscar Bartos

That vat of Evaporust is amazing

Matty Christine

the lathe sounds better! just the gear you were in or did you do some work on it?

Isaiah Shaffer

Ahhh the ol’ missed bolt. At least it didn’t break or get damaged before you realized your mistake!!

Michael Bloemker

I've been waiting for the camel back since I heard you talk about it on the fitzall podcast.

Mat Fordon

Time to start making your own gear tooth cutters

Bob Coombs

Why so many crimes against _____ ??

Eric Woodley

Ever thought about getting an engine hoist for some of the bigger items? They tend to be relatively inexpensive, and as long as you are pretty good at welding square steel tubing, pretty easy to engineer them for bigger tasks as needed(My dad had to modify his to handle the head from an inline 6 Cat engine in a 96 Freightliner for an inframe job, a.k.a. rebuilding the engine in a semi)

David Knuth

HF and others make overhead gantry cranes that are free-standing and mobile, and use a winch to raise and lower heavy equipment. Lot of machine shops use them for moving heavy things. I have one in my shop. they're kinda pricey, but way safer than jank setups.

David Knuth

Dude, for the mega-projects, just get yourself a back yard swimming pool and fill it with evapo-rust. Or better yet, get yourself one of those 1000gal propane tanks and open it up like a bbq smoker. Fill that bad boy up, and you can evapo-rust a car!

Timothy Mitchell

Speaking of fly cutters for gears my guys fixed our 48” slip roller gears using what was called a shell cutter that was the same degree as the teeth works pretty good pain in the ass to index though

Robert Hudson

Thank you for your Video. Bridlington East Coast of Yorkshire, UK 10/10