I feel like Berry and I have my hanging out in my shop rebuilding this 59 bridgeport and I couldn't ask for a better tutor. HW machinery repair is hands down the best resource for information and parts. Every part number is called out as you go and they ship the OEM parts out fast and cheap. Heather answers my questions via email on things I didn't understand from the videos. I'm blown away by the setup these guys have for aiding a newbie through completely rebuilding a mill. Hats off to these guys I hope they make millions!
This channel, I can’t even put it into words. This is literally what the internet was invented for. This archive of knowledge and information is a national treasure, and should be preserved in the library of congress. Fan-friggin-awesome. EDIT; I need me one of those slick satin H&W jackets
That video was a tremendous service to the milling and DIY community. !! Many Thanks, My power down feed it acting up and while this did not give me the answer, it did give me the confidence in where to look and or where to take it.
Happy to see another great video. Your videos and parts department have helped me immensely on my road to rebuilding a 1967 series 1 step pully Bridgeport.
I couldn't get my clutch to seat deep enough to gain access to the snap ring groove, thanks tomorrow I'll get a piece of tube & drift it into the worm gear. I had the thought the gear on the pinion was out of place by about 0.040". Thanks a bunch.
I am a heavy machine operator I’m getting a chance to build this machine myself thank you for the tutorial! Hopefully this give me the raise I’ve been wanting