Saved From Scrap! Repair BROKEN Double-Acting Telescopic Cylinder!

Kurtis might just be a magician after this one 🧙‍♂✨Double-acting cylinders seem complex, but we've broken down the repair process step-by-step! What part of the repair surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments and if you have any questions, fire away! 😄👍 WATCH: Cracked Telescopic Cylinder Weld Repair https://youtu.be/Aa2csAP8M6I 🔔Hit the notification bell so you never miss our new weekly video. ✍Leave a comment below with your questions or thoughts. 🔓Get Early Access & Ad Free videos in our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/cuttingedgeengineering 🛒Check out all our CEE Merch here: www.ceeshop.com.au/

Lovely shot of Kurtis’ nails at 2:50. I don’t know how he keeps them looking so nice.

The broomstick part cracked me up 😂

After years here with you guys, I tend to forget just how high the quality level is, until I watch someone else's shop videos and it really makes me appreciate how much time and effort goes into video production, when it isn't even your primary job.

The maintenance chiefs of every mining and construction company within a hundred miles must have CEE's number on speed dial. So many skills; machining, mechanic, welder, combined in one honest, hard-working individual is a rare gem indeed. Thanks again, Kurtis.

Sir, I am a 72-year-old machine maintenance repairman. who retired years ago. You manage to show me something new every week. Thank you for that. Even though I am not a machinist I see how the parts I sent out for repair were done. Keep up the good work. I can't wait for you to get back on the crane. Larry

@12:25 Birds: "Yeah, you've been giving us treats for months but can we really trust you?"

"You're a wizard Harry", hilarious you two!

Kurtis is legit one of the best welders on Youtube and best of all he doesn't waste time bragging he just gets it done, , love from England.

3am in USA. It’s a good thing I can’t sleep, when I get to see a CEE premiere.

I'm always impressed by how Kurtis gets the lifting slings pretty well at the centre of gravity every time he lifts something, even those long cylinders with big bits on the end.

I've basically said this before but it bears repeating, so I'll say it again. The machining and craftsmanship is great to see, and the laughs and not being afraid to take the piss out of yourselves... (well mainly Kurtis but he deserves it😉) are really enjoyable. But the best part of your videos is something that really can't be filmed. It's kind of reading behind the lines to see how you two are just great mates.

Kurtis is definitely a wizard, a wizard of heavy equipment repair!! He fixes things like it’s magic.

The inner tube looks like it belongs on playground equipment. 😄😄

Kurtis.@ 2:50 I am mightily impressed that you can maintain manicured hands doing the type of work you do.

So good to see you both laugh with each other. Keep it up and the great videos too.

I simply don't understand how you weld so consistently. I have welded for years and can't do what you do! AMAZING!

Great job there. When you gave the price of a new rod assembly, I nearly spat out my beer ! Dang ! Didn't realize that Kurtis had such lovely nails !

At 80 years old, I don't think you have any worrys from me taking your crown Kurtis. But I always love to see the shiny metal that is hiding under that rust. Thanks for sharing this video very informative and entertaining. Best regards from the UK Ken

I swear this guy is like a gantry hoist surgeon. Maybe there's a bunch of dented up panels out of frame but the way he manipulates a heavy assembly simultaneously up, down, over, and through lathes and across the shop makes me clench up thinking of how many broken fingers I'd have by now!