Make more wood working videos and the people will watch just give it time

I’m trying to figure out where the water goes because the housing of the exhaust fan is not really rainproof

Hi. I just bought a version of this lathe second hand and in need of a lot of tlc. I need to source parts. Could you advise.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5Tbhmt_qbl3i6csi=5zRNm0CkuAOc_GwO&t=146 To remove the belt you must set to the slowest speed first, which you do right, but what you are missing is that after stopping the motor, you must set it to the highest speed to pull the spindle pulleys apart again. That releases the tension which you otherwise must fight.

Thank you very much… I have not been able to find another KZbin video that showed how to install those small barrel hinges

Thank you this gave me some great ideas

Nice

Excellent ! Thanks

there are 3 retaining clips on the spindle pully side.. Mainly if you dont put that "snap ring" on the end of the spindle shaft it will push that pulley right off.. Don't ask how I know.

Thank you for showing this. I, too, have a Grizzly G0555LX and 2 years old that started making that exact sound. I'm going to tighten my drive wheel when I go to my shop and hopefully that'll work. You are the only one that I've found that addresses this issue.

8 years later, your video has helped me and my team to repair our lathe. Ours is an older discontinued Grizzly model, but the mechanisms are identical. Grizzly tech support was great, but your video helped fill in some gaps. Thank you!

Well done!

Nice Job. It wont work for my steel building like this but your problem solving in your specific situation was great.

I ordered one of these saws and will pick it up tomorrow at the post office. Can't wait to get cutting some wood for my model trains both HO and O scale. Thanks for the review. Cheers from eastern TN

Those this fan have have outward exhaust inward cooling?

Great video. I put the luvers on the outside and the fan on the inside. Thanks for the great idea.

Have the same lathe and did the same process, but with both sets of pulleys. Works gtreat. Question, For this lathe does anuyone have a sugestión for using a fostner bit with the existing tail stock, or how to Install a morse tapar? TYhank you!

I have a Jet 14-42 with this same drive arrangement. Who did you call for support?

Could you change the lowest speed on these by making different sized pulleys?

Anyone know the size of that bearing? Mine was starting to get noisy and I greased it, however being that it’s a lathe and lots of dust, I like the idea of a sealed bearing. Bonus points for a part number!

I have a mejix 900 tb couldn’t find any manuals online till your video randomly popped up. I can finally fix it now. The exact same just different name

If you need a new variable speed pulley, Speed Selector makes pulleys that replace the Reeves, Hi-Lo, TB Woods and Lovejoy pulleys that went out of business or got bought. Most are in stock or Speed Selector will custom make if needed. They have an actual engineering department; very helpful.

Jeff Beck ! "Constipated Duck". Excellent Choice !! Look it up folks ! Great video.

Did you put a cover over the fan in the winter

Speed Selector makes variable speed pulleys that replace the Reeves, Hi-Lo and TB Woods pulleys that went out of business or got bought. Most of the pulleys are in stock or Speed Selector will custom make if needed. They have an actual engineering department who were very helpful.

You should change your post to "Loose bolt, not bearings".. since folks are not looking for electric stuff here.

Does the 2x2" hubless (flexible) coupling fit the 2.5" diameter dust port? Or does it need to be a 2.5" flexible coupling? Thanks!

It's not as powerful as I thought it would be, but it works very well. kzbin.infoUgkxGjG43--gYqIoT4Xkur2PqCrtbKwTv2h6 There are three options to circulate air, and best of all a remote control for us lazy people. Installation was a breeze (no pun intended). It actually took longer to open the box then it did putting the side extenders on and sitting it in the window opening. It's a perfect alternative when you want airflow, but not the AC. Just might order another one for a different room. UPDATE: Bought another one like I said. They work great. Why not have two...

Very Helpful video as I attempt a similar feat with my 2 car detached garage in SC. Did you happen to have a thermometer in your shop pre-fan and post fan? Wondering just what kind of temp difference it made. I might hook mine up to a XMAS lights timer so it goes on for 5-10 minutes every couple hours during the day.

It wasn't a boring video. Thank you for posting.

I think you needed to read the instructions first. You totally screwed this install up! The fan, in one piece, mounts to the exterior wall from the inside. Please, if anyone views this video on how to install an exhaust fan. Don't. What else does this guy work on? Heaven help us all. Argh@

Thanks for going ahead with the video. I too was ready to replace the bearing, even though it didn’t sound quite like a bearing. The wheel felt tight, but I will try this fix.

Ive had to do that job twice on my lathe. Different brand, basicslly tge same lathe. I really dislike tge reeves drive system as Ive constantly had problems with it jamming. Ive got to service the *#*@#* thing again...and am thinking of throwing those pulleys out and harvesting a set of pulleys from a cheap.old drill press that will hopefully fit. Then Ill add a cheap speed controller to it for the infrequent times i need to use a slower speed than fixed pulleys can provide. Whoever designed the system should be sh0t.

2:59 to 8:17 you can see the pulley on the motor stuck in the 'Slow' position. 8:18 it springs closed as it should. Seemed to operate ok though. Worth keeping an eye on

great idea I have done that also. sure saves time and effort

Ok opened with Jeff Beck…good opening.

How much meshin sar

I have a question about your dust collection setup. I just got this jointer and want to hook the dust port up to my 2.5” shop vacuum hose. You mentioned that you used a 2” x 2” flexible coupler to connect the two. Won’t the coupler be too small (specifically by 0.5”) to get the mouth of the coupler over the 2.5” dust port? I am trying to do the same setup on my jointer so any advice or help would be greatly appreciated?

I want to thank you. I was having issues with my grizzly lathe with the Reeves speed control. After watching your video I was able to fix it. Thanks again.

What a nice guy!

can install this on my ceiling ?

Great job!!!

I had a Delta Woodlathe With the same system. I'm not a big fan of it. It seemed very fragile to me.

Can you direct me where I can get the replacement pulleys and drive centre to buy I am from Guyana but currently holidaying in USA will love a Quick feed back dear sir

Very helpful, thanks

not boring at all sir one of the most helpful and friendly diy videos that feel like an uncle way informing me on something he did in his shop thank you for sharing this and helping me ans countless other people

Thank you for not deleting that first part of your video!!!!!! So awesome!!!

Thank you for sharing this excellent presentation (KNW); much appreciated.

*Works amazingly **Fastly.Cool** . I love all the features and the double expansion. For once a fan is almost as tall as my window. Updated but not overly fancy.*

*As usual, Wen puts out an excellent **MyBest.Tools** well made product at a very reasonable price. Cast iron, portable, table top lathe. Pen turning with ease. An excellent purchase.*