Interested, but your all over the place..hard to follow. I watched to the end, great tips. Nice forms..clear video.

My 788 has been phenomenal for years. Never a problem. That came to a screeching halt a couple of weeks ago. It started one day when I turned the power on and nothing happened. I accidentally tapped the top arm and it started working again. I was confused but set out to finish my current project. I turned the saw off, loaded the work and got busy. After the 3rd time swapping cuts, it " locked up " again. I read several posts and watched a few videos searching for a solution. Took the saw apart and studied everything. None of the problems addressed seemed to be there. Bottom line is that it still locks up. Sometimes I just have to bump the top arm and it runs. BUT, most of the time I have to take the saw apart and turn the flywheel/cam a little bit, reassemble,then it works for another cycle or two only to have to go through the same process again. HELP!!!

About the cutting wedge shape blanks by mistake. If you make a saw mill out of 2x4s it really keeps a straight cut. I made one for that reason and my cuts are good 👍

How well do you think it’d work to use a scroll saw to cut the tops/bottoms?

Thank you that help me alot . God Bless

Not much actual making involved then. May as well buy a finished pen.

When rounding the cube, Dan says it's more difficult rounding the second side. Why not simply stop and rotate the cube 180 degrees and save from having to make that more awkward pass? If the cube is centered, seems like you might get a better result with less effort?

This is my grandpa, he's the best!

I use a Zebra Z grip pen parts as my pen kit to make turned pen. I have seen videos using Bic pen but not Zebra. Total cost to make a Zebra click pen turned pen is less than $3. Have you tried this method?

Great demonstration👍 on the polishing I've found that you can polish sanding to 2500 and up, then minwax paste for more. But sanding to a high grit really is a natural polish. That was a great video. Hope to see more.

Are yall going to post anymore videos in the near future? I really like these demonstrations.

Excellent instruction Rob. Thanks again.

I've had purple heart one side in light one out of light. Light will turn it purple again. Most of the time that I've experienced anyway.

More videos please

Really?? Amazon? I just cant buy a china product to add to put onto my work. Id much rather make the wheels on my lathe. Itd be more genuine for sure.

Yea, the recess doesn't take away from the peice. I use the recess on my peices to burn my logo into it for a little depth. All that matters is that the recess or bottom looks just as good as the rest.

I'm a professional woodturner, but watch gwinnett woodworkers quite often. Idk, how do you know you're sales are increased 9% cause the table is higher?? People are goin to look at a conversation peice, or a peice of wood art nomatter what. Wood art is appealing to the eye. They're going to look at it table high or not.

That's a beautiful finish on the platter. Lately I've been sanding to 2500 and minwaxing like it were friction polish. I've always been a fan of sanding to 2500 and minwax.

I don't mind sanding. Also for my nontoxic eatery, I use sanding as a natural polish.

i started using glad press-n-seal it works just as well bu i use spray adhesive to put the pattern on press n seal

This is horrible. What waste of time

Couldn’t take the audio,adios

Good to see you back , I've learned so much from your old films❤

Hello, l have just found you for the first time. I love your Christmas in July, manger scene, where can I get the pattern for this please?

Bonjour Ted, since some days i was looking for your demonstration video seen some years ago, but i lost the reference and my note, i was feeling bad, very bad :-((. today i found my notes about your demo ref, lucky man i am ... regards to you Ted and so many thanks for your experience sharing

thank you sir for this video. Like and new subscriber.

At @40:16 Nice! Has anyone with a 3ph saw installed an emergency stop switch that momentarily reverses the motor to instantly stop the blade?

I'm so glad you are back!!!!! Hans and everyone else there I want to thank you for producing this great content. I hope that y'all keep the videos coming!

your audience sucks, so rude, acting like they know more than you, like "do you know the word blah blah blah" what a complete douchebag.

Great video.

Great to see you guys posting videos again!

Glad you guys are back hopefully for good 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

Amazing but I cant stop looking at that creepy left thumbnail

Great to see a video again from Gwinnett Woodworkers!!!! Awesome!!!!

Down here in N. Fla I think of you guys most every day. Looks like you are back at Gwinnett Woodworking store. Thanks for a good show Hans. You all take care and stay safe.🙂🙂

Glad you're doing well! 👍 Best regards from Bremerhaven, Germany

Thanks to Hans for a great program and lots of ideas on how to use the wood I just haven't found a use for yet. Very inspirational.

Welcome back! Thought you guys had disappeared!!

Wow! Yes! Thank you

Excellent ideas excellent enthusiasm. - thank you

Great to see you guys posting videos again!

Very helpful video, Thanks

Came up with a hack to reduce vibration.. probably already out there. I cut out a piece of anti fatigue mat foam to match the base of my scroll saw. Works great... waiting patiently for my upgraded saw... delivering next week! Lol...

Thank you for this informative vide. Also for not charging for this important information. You mentioned using wax to lubricate where the you screw it in. That reminded me of my dad using Vaseline on screws to make them easier to get into screw in to what he was working on. I miss working with him.

Lads? I have a "100usd" scroll saw. a 85w. ` I moddified it, to take pinless put nice skf bearings in it and lighten the paralelogram.... I use proxxon blades 25 18 and 14 dpi Made jigs. I'm trying to cut "half laps" into 25/30mm x 3/5mm hard woods. The damn thing just don't want to, I need to push the wood with all the might. and still barely do it it does not jamm it just does not "bite" the damn wood I bought it to save some time (so it takes me a good 2 days to cut 8 cuts/ a single frame) the blades are "made in germany" even the saw is, any ideas? is the saw junk the blades ... me ?:))

I'm wondering how Dan's last name is pronounced? He is a fine instructor.

I’d like to make those pens. Can you give me instructions of how to make a Celtic knot blank so I can make a Celtic knot pen

Hello, are you still selling your 3 string panjo kits? I am very interested. Thank You!! 😊

Gracias por la excelente información. Saludos desde Guayaquil-Ecuador 🇪🇨

so much fucking rant