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To me the most amazing part of all that, is that there is absolutely no seam, it looks as If the block and the sleeves are one piece.

As a manufacturing engineer and CNC programmer I can tell you, this is some beautiful work! I love seeing this level of craftsmanship!

I'm loving all these machine shop videos

That end shot got me feeling some things

Not gonna lie, I'm glad to see stuff gets repaired. Honestly, these days it feels like we just junk stuff as soon as we can.

You didn’t pull back the curtain of automotive machining. You tore it down. These videos are amazing. Thank you.

I had one of these done years ago. Never knew what was involved. Had a good idea, but nothing beats actually seeing it

No better ASMR than dirty nasty metal turning into shiny clean metal

I have to say, I love the fact that you take a lot of pride in your work and craftsmanship. If you had classes, I'd sign up immediately.

Beautiful work and I'm glad to see that you didn't just rely on the press fit to hold the sleeves in place. That's a sign of a machinist who knows better.

Looks a real professional job. Love the content

You and your machine shop are OUTSTANDING!! Thanks for sharing this precision work with us mere mortals. Thanks to your dad!

Lot of skill and knowledge involved here. Impressive work!

These videos are just so visually beautiful. Love the look of freshly machined parts

These guys are master's at what they do, they can bring engine blocks back to life. 👍👍

This is classic engine reconditioning! Another well done example of this nearly lost art! Especially Sleeving which can save an engine block that has had the misfortune of cracking. Congrats Nicolas!!

I have a 4bt that had a badly damaged #1 cylinder that was sleeved. Runs like a champ now.

This videos are so so so satisfying. Keep them coming. 👍👍👍👍

Cool to see how it's done.... Thank you 😊.....

Wow. These are always so cool to watch. The precision of these instruments just blows me away every time I view one. And of course it takes a craftsman to pull it all off.

That all looks fun but the greatest joy is to hear that engine start and run and prove all your hard work worth it.

I COULD WATCH THESE ALL DAY

DUUUUUUDE, that is some BLEEPING impressive work!!!❤️😉👍🏽

Man you guys really make those engine blocks look amazing. Basically like brand new.. If I were in your area I'd be a customer, fo sho.

Great work young man !!!!

I could watch these videos all day

Don't no why but I could watch this all day. Great work

Loving all the machine work vids.

Damn it man you guys do awesome work.

The end result looks so damn good !

Beautiful work !

I so much enjoy watching the machining process.

dude. the finish on this is beautiful. some asmr type stuff. good work.

As a fellow Machinist, you and your Dad do great work.

Blocks look so beautiful

Excellent to see sleeves being pressed in and not beat down with a sledgehammer

Seeing the before and after of machined metal is art in motion.

Nice job .we put our sleeves in the freezer makes install alot easier. But everyone does it differently its cool to see how everyone else does it .keep up the good work .

I very much enjoy seeing these videos.

That was a great video guys, thank you!

That machine isn't boring. Its pretty dang cool

Would never tell those cylinders had been sleeved…gotta love seeing masters ply their trade when that’s the final result…perfection

I’m not a machinist, this carpenter is impressed with your skills & outcome.

What i wouldn't give to become an apprentice in a shop like this.

Your work is super clean really you are too professional 👏👏👏👏👍

This is absolutely delightful, bringing new life to clapped out gear

Beautiful job!

That deck surface finish is amazing. 👍👍 Awesome machine work buddy

That finished block looks like one clean puece, impressive

The finished product looks Fantastic. Good job.

What a great video I've seen this done on other platforms they never mentioned the step the step is there to keep the cylinder sleeve from going down into the crankcase and hitting the throws on the crank and the head holds the other end from going upward. Great job

Well there it is dude Step for the sleeve 👍😎

I love watching your videos the precision you have is nice to see.

Man your videos of machine work is like mental therapy bruh! Keep doing great machine work!!!!

These videos are so satisfying... almost like ASMR for my engineering brain

I couldn't even tell there's a sleeve in there , i dunno if it differs from sport cars sleeves but damn

Love all your videos. Please keep them coming. You'll be famous on RU-vid in no time.. thanks

OMG, how exhilarating - watching this is amazing!!

Dude I don't know Jack about this stuff, but even I can tell that is super clean. It looks like it was all one piece. 🔥💥✨💯

Daaamn that was clean at the end

The best video I have ever seen.

After watching many of ur videos I must say you do outstanding work.

I watch alot of your videos,you do amazing work.Wish u was in Nc

Healthy looking sleeves you got there.

Gorgeous work.

Fucking awesome job dude! Wish you were my local machine shop

You’re videos are great 👍👍👍

My dad used to use a gas torch to sit sleeves in the block very simple and easy way to install them

You guys are great Machinists and Engine Rebuilders and I trust people around you are fully supporting your Business and spreading the word around to help you continue to grow and be Profitable which is so critical these days. GOD bless You and Your father and families. I Trust you are true Christians and are living as we all should.

This looks soooo good

Great job keep up the great work.

I’m not sure why a lot of people don’t but you know you can simply chill that Steve an it will simply slip in 😊

You guys do great work

By far my favorite shorts. You are brilliant dude. Amazing work as always 😎

Beautiful work

Those old tractor blocks are no joke

That’s one hell of a job.

That's some nice work guys

Gorgeous work! I wish i could afford to get my engine ported, polished, & decked. Especially through your shop. It's a 3.5l Sigma V6 (Cast Iron Block) that i want rebuilt & blueprinted/error corrected someday. Forged everything instead of just the rods being forged. *sighs* someday.. great videos though! I love learning all that I can about everything automotive. (At least that which applies to my vehicle goals). Thanks for the videos!

Impressive results

Beautiful job!!!

You are great at your narrative!!!

I don’t know why but I really enjoy your videos. Yes I do know why. You’re a perfectionist! You do it correctly!

Dude this videos are awesome keep it up !

Excellent work

Super professional 👏

Looks like brand new. 👍

I’m a new automotive technician. Just now gettin into the field. And it’s interesting to know where our engine parts go and go through when we send them in for repair on a customer’s vehicle

Great work!

So glad I stumbled across this channel, much love from forks washington

Ahh i love being a machinist 🙂😎.over these videos.

I had a ford 1942 ford 9n 3 speed . i miss that old girl.

These are at satisfying to watch

Way better then the POS thin cheeseball ones that love to walk and hammer on the fire rings. That made a long night shift much longer on some 7L cats I worked on back in the day.

That looks so beautiful 🤩

Nice work!

You do excellent work

Put the sleeves in the freezer before installing. Makes installing a lot easier.

Spot on. That's how you do it. Try not to hammer them.

I have been watching a farm channel where he is repairing and old MD tractor and now I actually understand what you mean and what's going on!! So proud of myself!! 🤣🤣