56 back in 2020 now 80 in 2024. so back to making our own.

I use anchor lube it’s a wax I believe that melts as it warms up

Do you have to consider springback in your mold if you need precise arcs?

I had a 6 inch, 1/3 HP grinder. Then I bought and 8 inch 3/4 HP after watching Tim Allen on Tool Time. Bigger is better, right? Wrong! Used it twice and found out how much more noisy, more vibration, and more dangerous it was so, I went back to my dinky 1/3 HP grinder. Much happier now.

Remove the grinding wheels, turn on the grinder. If it sounds smooth with little vibration then you need to trouble shoot your wheels. The grind wheels should fit the arbor snuggly. After you put back the grind wheels, if there is vibration, then the wheels are out of 'round' or they are not closely matched in weight. This throws the balance of the motor rotation off and causes vibration. This will also happen when you have 1 wheel and 1 wire wheel which is lighter in weight. Some grinders come with a carbide tool to true up the grinding wheel when the wheel surface is out of 'round'. Remember any balanced motor runs smoother.

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That thinf is a piece of junk i returned mine

Good comments I made my own grinder stand from plate made to fit my grinder and the height that works for me

Good video I agree warrior are not worth it I like cobalt take care of the cats

I bought a new regulator 1.5y ago. Used it like a few times. Then today I was going to weld something. Then the indicator just jumping fast up and down.

This video is funny you basically says why would you want a 9 inch angle grinder and it's heavy. I think anyone who needs a 9-in angle grinder knows that it's heavy and they know why they need it. Most likely for cutting concrete

Definitely wasted my money

This is Stupid...Why buy the MAP PRO when it only 130 degrees hotter...thats nothing! thats stupid! ...I'll NEVER waste money on one of those stupid yellow bottles again... Gosh what a Rip Off

Good looking out bro

Amazing! Thanks for the demo. Greetings from Bandon,Oregon.

So I've been using minwax paste wax for bowls on my wood lathe. If I were to use johnson paste wax, would it leave a shiny finish if I were to apply it from the power of the lathe??

got similar table. Do you have suggestions for fixtures that work with the slots? Mine are 28mm wide slots. Not sure what HF is.

Thanks for the info😊😊

Good video I agree about the rubber mallets. For deadboow hammers trusty crook is about the same price as harbor freight and they are made in the US. Keep the videos coming

Yes two handed put my face right down there and bam black eye and thought it busted my check bone. Get the foot switch and use the clamp.

Bolting on is better than drill screws? T nut and bolt?

I agree

I would never had thought of those ideas. Everyone is very useful. Thanks

Hello great review! I'm literally at a harborfreight store here in ohio, I'm thinking about purchasing a miter saw, I've looked at several thus far and just stepped inside the store to take a peek at this one! What a beast of a machine! Lol I think I'm gonna be purchasing this one very soon! Anyhow great video God bless! 😊

. . . You know, HF raises prices just like everyone else, but honestly I am surprised that prices for certain things now are actually _cheaper_ than they were 4 years ago You dont see that very often from retailers, especially not ones that own their own stock.

I showed it to a friend of mine, it was the “cat just took a shit” smell disappearing totally that blew him off the water.

Amazing review made me comfortable in my purchase. May I ask in the case how did go about pulling those balls of earwax out, what tool/item did you use to grab a hold to the wax to be able to scoop it out?.

I have several of the Bauers with no complaints and I’d say they are excellent tapes for around the house DIY stuff. The 16ft is actually my preferred at home for its size and readability. I have yet to get the Hercules but I plan to soon. For on the job I’d trust the Fatmax or Milwaukee unless your strapped for that green stuff the Bauer will see you through if called upon.

Another solution you can try is to soak the hammer head in antifreeze the pink RV stuff I believe it is propylene glycol not ethylene glycol RV antifreeze less toxic I think it is also used to enable green wood to be turned on a lathe just my two cents

Those things and the $1 Pittsburg tapes are cheap enough when on sale that I have more than a dozen of them scattered around the shop. As for accuracy, if you need true precision, a tape measure is NOT what you use.

Nice demonstration! Is there an advantage using wipe on poly vs. Lacquer. It seems lacquer would be faster. Thanks.

a great training video.. made my day thanks, On thing I do is to add a little grease to the top upper filing tool carrier. This allows for a smoother travel when pushing through the file

I’ve been hoarding, old tools, and nuts and bolts for years to make things like this.

Link to that spray can?

are you comparing a chargeable lamp to a battery one? the spec sheet you showed took AAA batteries. I loved the quantum. it has a smart feature that shuts the lamp off instead of cycling through the different modes if you've had it on for more than like 30 seconds and it gets respectable time. I regularly take it out on 3 hour hikes and it doesn't fail. My milwauke battery lamp lasts longer but isn't as bright.

Have you done a video on sharpening drill bits? I know there are a lot on KZbin, but is there one you suggest?

I drill into titanium and I need a small size approx 1/16" and 1/4" I have trouble with other brand bits but the hercules 1/4" cobalt hex bits are the best ive used for drilling. They beat my milwaukee and dewalts. Without going into a carbide drill bits that are extremely expensive those are a great choice.

I agree. I buy my drills from industrial supply house

Any idea on the tensil strength on he harbor freight 1/2 inch rope?

I just used regular JB Weld and when I put the fire on it has smelled so bad like burning rubber 😔

40 bucks is a pretty good deal, thanks😎😎

I've also got that cart. I paid $45 or so through the ITC program. It's ok. It does need some reinforcement or modifications to hold anything moderately heavy and get any serious use out of it. And, the hardware that comes with it is very cheap but works to hold it together. I almost went down to the local hardware store just to get better quality screws, washers, and nuts. I do wish it was a bit sturdier. But, like I said, it's ok for the price. I'll probably be getting one of the 3-shelf ones, too. They're $50 right now with the ITC discount.

Great video on the cart, and I was a big fan of you in the Rockford Files.

Hi, I like it.

Great video, love to see some more harbor freight projects. And maybe some hands on videos of it in action instead of the still images.

Good video I have two of these carts use them to keep nuts and bolts

I like the idea of repurposing wrenches which are "broken" and you can't use anymore. However I feel that older wrenches which are still in good shape shouldn't be used to make these projects. Use the wrenches that are so badly pitted from rust that are not good as a tool for those projects. Then they will be memories of the old good quality tools of our fathers. Just a suggestion.

The Then the ratchet in a junk box and put the sockets and extension in with my other tools. Been using them around the house for about 10 years now and still going strong.

Good video I have a hf jack no problems. Northern tool also has some great jacks

thanks🙂