The Last Stake Maker - Potter USA

[oldschoolmachinest]

Ahhh.... I love the smell of cutting oil in the morning.

Hey it was nice to see a horizontal mill and the shaper being used.

Thanx

[syyl]

Love the black/white pictures in combination with the music, have to watch it over and over again..

[ntimken58]

Very nice video Kevin.

Nelson

Hobby-Machinist 

[jimosment2]

Love it, excellent video!

[SolutionInBurien]

I love your vid, we should all be makeing archive accounts of how "We" do "our"

Trade specialties because we are rapidly being swept away by machine sellers

and competitors etc. my shop, has a B.P#2 a Cinci.milicron 207 and a 1968

Gidding Lewis H.B.mill a #5 morse taper radial drill with a 6 ft. arm. My crew and I use them daily (except the boreing mill which is still being retrofitted) We manufacture and repair Piledriveing equipment near Seattle Wa. in my

old timey way. Randy K.

[keltecfan]

Awesome!! Love the old American made iron. That shaper is a beast.

[derbump]

that video was money well spent. I've watched this three times in the past day.

[zippy308]

Very cool. I could watch videos like that all day. No really, make more so I can watch them all day.

[kmcwhq]

Excellent!



[eformance]

Awesome video Kevin, really cool! I'd love to see all the steps between the shaper and a finished tool!

[1kgsxrk7]

Been a fan and subscriber for about a year now. It's always a pleasure to watch you and those great American Iron machines hard at work. Good job on the editing too.

[kcjewelbox]

Kevin and Stefan, that turned out great!!!

[floppychicken68]

Superb!

Great Video too...

You and your nephew are very talented...

Cheers,

[mog5858]

nice job on both video and the stakes did you get a new bigger shop looks good

[feeldiben]

Beautiful video..... and your tools looks great