OR, You can mount the dull blade on backwards, turn it on & GENTLY touch the spinning edge of the dull backwards mounted blade with a sharpening stone. !

6:03, Piranha Black and Decker form the late 1980's......good blade, maybe get a silicon carbide stone and use in a Dremel tool aluminum oxide will not work on Carbide teeth, but you may find a diamond circular encrusted stone.....I have a couple of those Piranaha's congratulations on your 1.2 million views......Paul

kinda scary holding ones hand behind the table saw blade like that.

Super cool shop and tools and tour! Thanks, it's totally inspirational.

Glad to see you back as another user said. Amazed with how much you've scaled up from where you started!!! Great work!

Good to see you back on here and see what you've been up to. I'll be looking forward to seeing more.

Awesome

Domino is the MVP of my shop too. Fantastic work! More please.

Yay, you're still alive! It looks like you've made som progress since the last video, so I hope you will give us a tour at some point.

Video engagement.

hes back!!!!!!!!

That Blade With A Rounded Bevel Can Be Sharpened .with A 3 Sided File.

I Just Do It By Hand With A 3 Sided File.

How did you connect the Evacuated Vacuum tubes to the Copper manifold. I don't see a video covering that

not for me, thanks anyways.

Sir this is wrong stone

Hi, I am looking for such planer, but a new one is too expensive. In what price range do you think are the used ones? Thanks a lot - I like your video a lot.

Kia Ora & Good morning from Auckland, New Zealand ...great video bro

Nice saw. Thanks for posting

How do you angle the tooth face for the face cut angle. Do you just change the angle on the table saw blade?

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Love it dude. Literally what im gonna build.

thank you, subcribed. fastest and easiest method seen so far. to do it properly that is thanks again, cheers from Chile

Good job

Hey man! It works! Top job! ❤ cheers from Australia 👍

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This may be a dumb question> but here goes: What is the little hand-tool that you run in between cuts? A hand-planer? If so, that's a DAMN good idea!. Great vid! Just getting going w/my mill and looking for all the info I can to be successful. THANKS!

Awesome builds!

Running’s? Are you in Connecticut ?

This is interesting I use metal cutting carbide blades for steal cutting They do dull out like any other blades will and get in to $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$!!!!!!!! There not cheap and if a guy runs and ruins ALOT of them it's a pricey problem I will like too know if this technique will work on mentioned blad s as there design is very different than that of a wood blades if you have any ideas to share Thank you in advance

How do you do this with ATB and related teeth? It seems this is only good for flat top non beveled blades.

this might work but i found a better ut vid that uses a grinder blade .. tryed that it works takes less time and it works

45 dollar blade just to sharpen blades ? I can buy a die grinder and a pack of diamond blades for much less that I could use for many other uses.

Great video!! I would have to mark the blade where I started....otherwise I would lose track !!

46 years using circular saws daily working as a cabinet maker the secret to keeping your saw blades sharpe is at end of every day spend 19 minutes on each saw blade rub a diamond stone over ever tooth of the blade at 20 degrees your blade will last for ever. Take good care of your tools and reap the rewards. Blunt tools will never make huge profits as sharp tool will.

I like the video. Very peaceful person. Not big deal and job done. Cheap and easy. Congratulation.

Limited edition drywall jig !

I like your way but for $54,00 and change you can buy a circular saw sharpener from Harbor Freight. I bought one to show my workers how sorry they were but to my surprise it worked great. After sharpening two 11" table saw blades the sharpener had paid for itself.

All the tutorials don’t say what we need to hear where tf u find the logs at

You could fix a brake from starting lever down to track. That way it will do 3 things. Start your water, release the track brake and start the blade.

pretty fast

Hey guy; good vids. I had some trees that I needed down on our yard. A friend at church said he had an old Hudson small mill. It actually was built for Harbor freight. He said I could use to see how I enjoyed the processing of tree's to wood. After 30 or so hours I learned the downfalls in designs. The EZ seems some of the same design. Changing the blade was one of the biggest pains, having to ensure wheel alignment each time. When it came time for me to think about purchasing it I was thankful for the pre use opportunity and had to decline. The guy on hometown acres talked about the design lets you make the first cut on a bark faced then rolling cut edge towards flat upright so you cut on clean wood is a great thought. I'm just an ole guy piddling around and am leaning towards the Woodland mills 130 coming in arnd $5500. Best; Tom

Nothing wrong with the engine it's the fuel try a better grade of fuel

I like the mobility ")

I been following since day one!! Hopefully more videos to come soon.

Tungsten is not good stuff to breathe in..Good to know someone is thinking

Did I miss the part where the Rocket Man actually fixed a hole?

Thank you

Great demo thank you

Wow. This is great