Thanks, have you used that foam in the fence post before, and if so what do you think of it.?

Hope this helps , 30 dollar fix.

Pretty sure the label was jrx 100. But i already erased photos, so Ill look at it again next gig, 115 makes sense also

No problem, thanks for comments

Hope the video helps. Your welcome

@ I ordered the drive gear box. The same roller as yours froze to the pillow block but I was able to get them apart. The pillow block should be made of graphited plastic ,graphited bronze ,maple, or lignin vitea . It just takes a speck of rust or dirt or wood dust to make this crash. If it was preloaded with oiled felt it might last longer.

I hear you, my body is telling me about myself.

I agree...the guys that made money had to run 4 or 5 crews.

I think over the last several years or so the workforce in general has lost able body workers or able minded workers, its become difficult to get people to actually do work, show up and get things done. I'm 56 and find some things more difficult as I age, and I'm not alone, and the amount of us who are exiting the workforce is greater than those who are entering, the younger generations have been taught that hard work (physically) has no merit. I do notice many business who are constantly looking for workers, but many are seemingly comfortable living with parents and or not even leaving the house. Those contractors you called are probably getting plenty of calls, but struggle with employees, call in, no transportation, legal issues court dates. I pretty much work by myself. Sometimes I try to pay some one to help on jobs, It rarely is beneficial because of some of those things I mentioned. I think its going to get worse

I'm 46, been in the trades since co op class in high school. I'm one of the "not so smart" ones that's still in it. Reason the trades are in the dump is because like in my situation my employer pockets all the cash, pays pennies, no vacation, sick days, no medical, no health benefits, no dental, no 401k, diddly squat. But yet beating the crap out of your body, out in the elements, driving many miles from home, days off here and there, so why would anyone want to get into the trades?

They were not contractors they were cons

Sitting in a nice warm office playing grab ass with Suzie and Tina all day while playing solitaire sounds much more appealing. Especially when getting over 100k, compared to say me in the trades for 20 yrs earning 30k year.

Don’t forget, everybody wants the cheapest price possible on their project- in many cases there’s little to no profit for this hard work, that you can’t get help with anymore, because they can make the same $ working at Walmart.

I just did a basement early this summer, vent pipes were steal and rusted, water just poured into it. I sleeved it with a smaller pipe and encased it with hydraulic cement, and cleaned the gutters to divert water away for the area, that one lady customer had me work on 4 other properties this summer and fall. I don't advertise, all my calls are word of mouth, rule 1 is show up, do a good job for a fair price and go home. If you have a question about your situation let me know. Maybe I can help.

I've seen some of those images, very well could be and I wouldn't be surprised if it is.

Lo liner studio, there's an idea

Glad it will help

It really is!

Thanks for watching

Good deal, that could have been really harsh on us.

I know, they do what their not supposed to do and don't do what they are to do, and don't forget the selective enforcement of law which means essentially no rule of law. The Ai is definitely something that may not work out to well, for us at least.

@@TSBfixitnow it's not going to work out for them either, it makes no sense .their power is bought through their wealth, they get their wealth because of consumers such as workers,factory workers, long shore men ect .and if everyone loosing their job to ai who's going to consum to make the morons rich? Not robots. It's obviously far more evil than we imagine

I looked at them for awhile, for the price I think its very good, I just happened to over feed it, and the customer service was good, and the replacement motor arrived in three days. I did see a craftsman at lowes for 299 about the same spec's. But I think for hobbyists the bauer is sufficient. Just don't try to take too much at a time.

@@TSBfixitnow thanks for the information the Lowes craftsmanship is what I was looking at maybe I will get the extended warranty too

Thats awesome, I meant to say in the video that its a great way to get the kids involved, thanks for letting me know.

thank you for the kind encouragement

Alrighty thanks for watching

How is this politically biased in any way? Unfair compensation and breach of contract is universally frowned upon and can have economic repercussions that halt international trade. Natural disaster happens all the time and it’s always a good thing to be prepared for the worst case scenario. Regardless of your political affiliation. Great job projecting your ignorance!

@Tenebris_Media Well the strike is suspended; I guess you all will have to move on to some different fear mongering.

​@@KopperRookwell dude I guess the thousands and thousands of people who have lost everything including family members is political bias. If you think this is fear mongering you must have very thin skin, but I assure you if you had a family to take care of, you would not enjoy the helpless feeling of watching those you love suffer for days or weeks without food water or shelter. I hope you never have to go through something like that, you won't think looking back that this is fear mongering.

Shouldn't have a problem unless your like me a get greedy on the cut depth.

High dollar yellow plastic, lowes had craftsman planer for 299 new in the box, it took me over 2 hours due to me not really knowing what to do, but now I think I could swap the motor in 15 minutes.

Thanks!

Harbor frieght, there is a number to call for parts 1 800 444 3353

I normally do use channel locks, and for some reason I kept up with the dikes, they did good but not as good. Just ordered a new planer motor from harbor freight today, should be here in a week, so there may be a video about changing the motor soon on that. Thanks for the input.

Yes, mount a board to the side and your good to go. Glad you liked it.

No dado, either several cuts, or make a cut and then cut from the other angle.

More to come!

Thanks for watching!