Cast Aluminum Thread Repair. [ EASY Money 💲💲💲] 

I have no idea how I ended up on this video but I'm glad I did. The entire video was fascinating and you are obviously very good at what you do.

Awesome! Thanks for the lesson!

Looks great! Love fixing stuff and making things work.

Nice work man. I enjoy watching your videos!

Nicely done!

Outstanding!

Great job , “bore & sleeve “ ❤️🏴‍☠️🎥💯%

Nice job on the video !

Great content, again

Nice!

Way to go! Other than the different thread pitch, you would never know it had been repaired. I have a Kubota tractor. I'll have to remember this technique if I ever have the same problem.

I guess I’m still a little trigger shy with welding on critical aluminum parts, but the way I’ve approached similar repairs is to do this same process, except I’ve used an aluminum bolt (Bolt Depot, McMaster, etc) to make my slug, installed it with the appropriate Loctite product, and surfaced the part flat after install. I’m not sure if you could argue that it’s a better repair, but it’s permanent without any annealing of the parent material, and you never even have to plug in the welder. Just a thought. I threw you a subscription; I really like your channel’s angle of encouraging people to get out there and make money with their skillset, and I like the way you think outside the box. Also, I do my most of my welding on a big cast iron table saw. 😂 So there’s that.

You did a good job. That repair should hold quite a bit of pressure; -if needed. Never knew that was called an banjo bolt.

Single point thread it to match, you have a lathe.

Sweet

Wonderful job man!! Makes me want to get a drill press and welder.

Amazing. It's a work of art. Very safisfying to watch. Question: The time it took to repair this part, the materials, the labor... would it be easier to just replace the part, if available?

The thread is possibly JIC as a lot of Chinese, Japanese have used

So is that banjo bolt gonna work with whatever line that attaches to it

Good job on that repair.

i have a glass table and very heavy think glass, attached or glued to it 4 aluminum rounded shape not very think in them stand in middle a where the legs gets screwed in, now it is al became loose these metallic screws stopped being able to be inserted in the hole for it wont fit any more i guess all teeth is broken in the hole to hold the screws to these parts to connect and stable the glass table. i can send u picture if u wish, how do i glue these screwed into these holes permanently powerfully and or solve this problem? i tried all metallic glues non hold

Is that a Smithy? If so I love mine.

Probably was not necessary to weld it all the way around. A few tacks could have minimized heat distortion to the part.

I like the way you think but the majority of your strength is from the weld.

"Za hell?" - Kubota Tech.

Was it just me or does your drill press have runout from Hell? When you first started drilling into the bolt after you cut it down it seemed to be all over the place, but maybe it was the camera or screen doing things that they do.

sokkal gyengeb az uj csavar mint a regi a szerelo ha nem ovatos ugyanugy letekeri a nyakat es kezdodik elolrol !!!???