He sounds a bit like Bruce in The Family Guy! 🤣

What’s that first machine called, looks like something designed for inlay cutting ?

A white guy doing all the work. Ironic.

I have the Rockwell version (made by W-T) most versatile drill press I've ever used.

Where's the laptop?

We have this same one in our shop and it's the best drill press I've ever used. Good luck ,you'll love it.

For a terminal screw driver I recommend the 2mm and 3mm weha micro screw drivers. The things are beasts and never twist the tips even on old rusty screw terminals

This is an incredible array of tools, even though im a Gardener/handy man I really think I can make use of all of this! Especially love the Dewalt driver but they’re like £130 here!

you need a gap between the decking for expansion, and runnoff, that's why the boards are coming up short

I just bought this. What do I need for lumber

Queremos ver el bolso y herramientas no la cara del tipo

Hello. Why did you choose aluminum over steel, for your pattern? No critique, just curious. Thank you.

Use thicker stock and mill the five exposed faces in one setup 👍

Would you consider a vessel electric screwdriver instead of your bulky dewalt? Curious if that would work in this set better for you.

I looking right now at purchasing one of these exact drill presses. I was wondering if you ever drilled any mild steel with yours and how well it handled it? Thanks.

So... did you end up making that violin? 😅

That is a magnificent machine. 🤩

I just picked one up and your videos were a great help tearing it down for transport. I'm not sure I need to yet, but am wondering if you replaced the spindle bearings and if so where did you source them? Thanks!

Real working man EDC, not the kind of cool/hipster stuff you see on other youtube video!

I have the same press and I am not very mechanical... Wood is my super power. When drilling the pulley is spinning but it's slipping on the drill shaft. I see some set screws on the pulley and I tightened them and for the moment is working. Is there something else I am missing... I have no knowledge of where a key might be but is that part of the problem?

What's the name of Allen key set. Can u provide list mentioning make or product code, that would help to get few things I need.

Love the music. Nice choice!

I came to say good work. That evaporust? Looks like it was just the trick for cleaning up the body of the mic. Did you check the calibration after you were done?

Old vid i know but its a nice job. I have a walker turner power feed 20" drill press id like to someday restore.

Great vid. I know you spoke briefly about your programming aspect of the job. As someone who is just starting to learn programming in school, I would be interested in you talking about that in a future vid.

My son (32) sent me a link to a Tee shirt..."you can't hurt my feelings, I used to hold the flashlight for my Dad!"

Damn kids need to pick up their emptys.

What is the resolution of this micrometer? 0.0001"?

I love my flush cutters, great for zip-ties, but I keep stabbing myself on them. Any tips for keeping them under control in your tool bag? I considered an elastic band to keep them closed, that would also protect the cutting edges, but ideally you don't want to store them with the spring compressed all the time....

tnx for sharing men....

Awesome! I'm planning on doing this with my students in class coming up. I'll probably just have them use the conversational pocket interface to make the entire thing. May make it out of wood first haha

I have a similar EDC kit, the same Klein black and yellows but I have the dumpy version too. I have the Knipex wrench pliers too, I have the 125mm version now and am about to pull the trigger on either the 180 or the 250’s. I have a Klein set of insulated drivers, the ones with the same handle, they are lifetime guarantee and I’ve had 2 replaced with no bother at all ( I’ve had them approx 5 years now ), they were expensive, £230 but I love them and Kleins service has been excellent. My 1/4” drive bit kit is all Bahco, a Bahco T handle 1/4” drive and a ratchet 1/4” drive to use them, and a Bahco mini ratchet which I’m swapping for the Klein version next. All this fits in a Velocity Progear 2.0 bag. I’ve retired my yellow Stanley Fatmax wheeled case, it’s served me very well ( it’s been very durable and great to put heavier boxes on top ) but I’m trying to go lighter as my old back injury is flaring up more and more these days ☹️ I’ve not had much Wera stuff, I did have the insulated etched tip set of drivers a few years back and broke a few tips a bit too easily, so I went to Wiha instead, the Wera stuff looks great though, and has very very good feedback but I committed to Bahco instead so.......................... ☹️ A good video, I love to see other engineers kit, it gives me ideas 🤑🤑🤑

Wera sets are so versatile for their size good call. I'm a building automation engineer. May I suggest adding a 4" adjustable wrench? You'd be surprised at how much you'll use it. A guy that's been doing this for like 25 years suggested it to me my first week

Excellent video! What color and brand paint did you use for this build?

Always fun to see what others carry.

Very nice job 👍👍👍👊

Lol just finished doing same thing. Mines green again though. Used die grinder, drill with small poke brush, and grinder for everything. Wash with paint thinner, prime and spray

I was lucky enough to get one of these recently for 300 dollars.. I'm in the process of refurbishing, the original color is grey but going to be machine green when I'm done

Your work is very good, as a luthier I congratulate you and I hope you continue to upload more videos of the manufacturing process. Excuse my English, I don't speak it.

Can you please tell what exactly Strobel book you mentioned? Thank you

Some recommendations... Oven cleaner works pretty well for the initial cleaning. It even removes some rust. Yup, good old Easy Off. Next, use a gel paint stripper (Citrus Strip) and cover with kitchen plastic wrap to let the gel stay wet and cook off the layers. Next, bring your castings outside, put them on a tarp on the ground, and rinse them off with a power washer. Don't take the chance of hitting one of them with 3000psi at just the right angle and send it flying like I did! Always remember that most old machinery were applied with some nasty version of lead based paint. Using a grinder indoors to strip paint is never a good idea, and no matter what, PPE is a must. That dust gets everywhere in your shop, even if you partition it. Great job on the restoration. I need to find one with the full cabinet.

I haven't been lucky enough to find a complete Walker Turner Radial Drill Press to restore for my shop, but I did find a 15" DP500 with the slow speed pulley system. The machine is in great shape with zero run-out. The paint job is terrible and easily fixed, but the table is destroyed with the predictable home-owner's smiley face drilled clear through the casting. I'll weld it up and resurface it while looking for a suitable (and affordable) replacement. This series looks like fun Milbert, can't wait to see the rest.

I have also used H. Strobel's book and recommend it highly. Sadly, Henry passed away last year.

Have you continued with this project? it would be awesome if you did. For those without the book would you be able to make copies of the pattern for the mould?

Thanks for the vid. I'm about to start restoring a walker-turner radial arm saw and I have some questions. To de-rust the main shaft you only used the degreaser and steel wool? What kind of paint are you using? And the oil from the can is machine oil or something else? Thanks again.

Going to need a big hammer if it fits tight!!

One other thing: question, what is the length of your mould template, your mould? Width and thickness, too please?

Thank you very much! Making those corner block allowance cuts makes perfect sense to me. You are the first one who has done that in a video. Thank you! Nicely done. I like the extra step of a solid template before making your mould. Very good.

Did you got hire for Assembly? I'll get my assamble but like how much you charge for the labor?

Nice music...is that Boccherini? They don't, "mike" supervisors like that any more.