This grinder, because of its size and power, was made to fasten to a firm, set foundation. The floor or better a cement floor in your garage or warehouse. But if you insist on using it like a blender, put foam or rubber under it to absorb the vibration cause by its power. If you prefer not, just return it and get a lighter duty or smaller, less powerful one. I have this 8 inch one to sharpen my cutting and splitting axe. A smaller one just would take too long time for me to get perfect sharpness. Especially when I have truckloads of firewood to cut.

Hi can this cut steel ? Thanks

You might have mentioned that you should shut off the valve first!

*Perfect band saw for the hobby enthusiast **MyBest.Tools** Easy to set up and square. Had it running in 10 to 15 minutes. Quality of cuts will depend on the quality of the blades.*

Good job. My Mf 50 doesn’t crank over. I have the manual, but can,t determine a part that I am trying to identify. The part, I believe might be an oil sensor. It is located between the engine and the clutch housing. It is 1” round and has a rubber cup. And has 2 wires. I ha ve never had a problem with the ignition before

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Вот уроды,всё спижжено с BOSCH GCD 12 JL, какой бля Skil Saw,даже выдвижной дополнительный столик слизали,это полный писос товарисчи...😮😮😮😮,надо написать в BOSCH ,это промышленный шпионаж !

I'm trying to find the service manual for the MF-50. It's a gasoline engine with a carburetor (not fuel injected). The original problem was the engine would just crank ... wouldn't start. I changed the brass screen in the sediment bowl and now it starts, but only if I have the choke pulled out. I need the correct service manual so I can see if there are any other filters between the sediment bowl and carburetor. Any ideas?

I made it with Woodprix plans!

The seat broke off mine

Rocket science?

can it cut steel?

You should keep that in your family.

Thank you for your review, and I PROMISE you...you WILL get better at these.

I have the same grinder/buffer and it is a piece of crap. However, I dressed the grinding wheel and ensured the buffer wheel was perfectly centered on the shaft before tightening it down and it took most of the wobble out

*An important tool to have in the shop and various wheels for many occasions==>**allmy.tips/hBenchGrinder?はc** Grinding, wire-wheel, and also polishing, to name a few The last one (different brand) finally gave up, but it went through a lot. 1/2 hp sometimes isn’t enough but for the price, it usually is enough.*

Good video make more

Just got mine yesterday, my guide only goes up 2" max where yours seems higher? Is there an extra step to get this height? Are you back yet?

But it’s a massey Harris 50

I have a 50. You got the paints very mixed up. The hood and wheels should be red. And the frame should be grey

Nice press!! What would happen if you hit the air hose with the hot metal?

Are you practicing for a career in television ? I'll be right back.

Damn kid. Are you whiffing helium?

Fence?

Use the dust port and keep your blade clean by removing the built-up wood resin and your blade will last much longer and work better. Plus you will have less of a risk of breathing in that fine dust, especially since you're cutting exotic materials for knife scales. And PLEASE take off those gloves! All that they provide is a false sense of security which can make you careless. Remember, bandsaw are what butchers use to quickly cut through bones!

thanks for taking the time

You got downvoted by me because you completely blew past the vibration issue. I see you ended up bolting this thing to a steel stand that is bolted to the floor and throwing out that buffing wheel. In my opinion, you were dishonest by not coming right out with this in the video. Frankly, having to hold it with that much strength should have been reason enough to fail this thing. Incidentally, I have one and this happened to me. I was just curious if it happened to others who bought. It is junk. Junk.....!

I believe we need to see more of this press moving metal. Maybe setting some welds with it. Great idea!

just wondering did you try running it without any wheels at all ? Im unboxing one now.

I need help wiring my massey harris 50

This is a massie Harris 50, not a MF 50, Hood is different.

*A for Effort*

Hey man, is your Skilsaw chop saw still running strong?

when he comes right back I hope we still got all this fingers

How big is the compressor you're using to run the press?

Notice video from 2014,,,the one's Negative ,are jealous using coffee cans.lol..Was watching the Filipino primitive forges for large blades,noticed your rig.My grandfather used a smaller tray/pot and he did a lot.Your's is a cadillac.Regulating air with intake trap door ,great solution.Curious if you did blades,and largest.? Bet you had some time with this by now.I would like to set up something similar..Cheers..

*Love this unit.>>>**t.co/ViFu10W7Vp** Cuts like a dream. For bigger projects cut back on pressure or you will snap a blade but otherwise wonderfullyrics small and mobile.*

glad to see you back for the next feature. Any reason why you are wearing gloves??

You can still buy natural linseed oil, (aka flaxseed oil). If you have difficulty finding it, try a heath food store or health food section of grocery retailers.

My concern with this was that it didn't offer variable speeds. Thanks for your video because you answered my main concern. Glad to know it is slower than most because that is exactly what I need!!!

Great vid!!

The Allen wrench is used to change the blade.

You should visit woodprix website if you would like to make it by yourself I think.

hey Obey did you GIT_ER_DUN

4:45 .........hes had practice doing that.....ok i'll leave now...love ya face....

I found very clear plans for something like that I found on Stodoys website.

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i do appreciate your demonstration but im mostly interested to know if this machine can cut metal can you cut metal with it?