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NARRATED: Antique Vertical Steam Engine [Restoration] (Patreon)

Published:
2021-08-04 20:08:24
Imported:
2026-06

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My first steam-powered tool restoration!

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NARRATED: Antique Vertical Steam Engine [Restoration]

Comments

Amos Fletcher

Sweet! I was just wondering when I was getting a new video!

Dwayne Garrison

Is it Christmas in August???? A new HTR video!!!!! Thank you sweet baby Jesus

Frank Yazzetta

Cool vid 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👋🏻

Erich Keane

I feel rooked! I feel crooked! Not a 2 parter! In seriousness, this is an AWESOME looking machine. I realize you've probably had the parts made already (I even saw the Keith Rucker video already), but I would have loved to take part in a team-parts-remake for this. Not a youtuber, just a guy with a nice big lathe/mill/etc, but it would sound like fun!

Marc McKenzie

Eric, great video! I loved “The 300” segue to the sandblaster. In the next video, I see you doing an Errol Flynn entrance on a rope 😜 I don’t know why this hasn’t occurred to me before, but I wonder how many tools of all sizes disappeared during WW-II, when there were constant civilian drives to collect rubber and metal for the war effort. When you look at it that way, it’s amazing to find pieces like this 1 hp steam engine at all. Your contribution is well beyond entertainment - you’re making an impact on preservation of history. We’d be curious to know if you have any ideas how this piece was used. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸🇨🇦

Janet Dupree

Sometimes I imagine I am watching a cartoon while you dismantle objects! All the large and little parts are so foreign to my naive mind’s eye, I think they cannot be real!

Brian Myers

I picked the wrong video to take 'shaft' in my Hand Tool Rescue drinking game!

Clifton Ballad

Please share the rules you've come up with, I wanna play LoL

Clifton Ballad

I feel like I should go to any local museum I can find and take pictures of any mechanical/hand tool I can find now. I'm in the north east US, a Lot of old stuff still exists around here...

handtoolrescue

Message me on instagram next time to do some machining! Would be fun!

handtoolrescue

Haha, thank you! The war killed more than just people.

Andrew Egerton

Hey. If there are any UK Patreons reading this then please check out this museum when it opens after pandemic. It's choca block full of engines likes this 1h.p. and many following the genus up to a Bentley engine delivering 100's h.p. http://www.enginemuseum.org/index.html Enjoy

Gage w

When is part two coming out? I need it

EpictetusTheStoic

Your "walk to the sandblaster" sequence was the catalyst to make me become a patron. I couldn't stop laughing, love your videos friend!

Halfdan HK Kolasa

oh the ups and downs!!! the drama of the sandblastwalk and then just when I'm calming back down....out comes the stud removal tool! cheesus! Had to stop the video there and go look for it, I have needed that thing so often! thank you for your service HTR

louis ross

Thank you Eric. Your wit and perseverance prevails as usual.

Brooks Moses

It surely affected the stock of old tooling in many ways. My local maker space has a couple of horizontal milling machines (needing restoration) that were built during WWII, probably for shipbuilding. We're pretty sure they were part of separate orders of nearly 100 identical machines each.