Thanks

I just bought a speed bag I got no round board for it to hang from and I don't have a swivel I am from the UK just wondering if I could make one from stuff from bnq or something

Why make a forward ported muzzle brake, I thought the reason was to reduce recoil? Really Nice work you are doing.

There is a set screw right on the face of the trigger housing.. any reason you just don't back the set screw out a little bit? That set screw is applying force to the very spring you removed and trimmed. I might be wrong... but looking at the video it does appear that set screw is there to allow adjustment of the spring pressure without disassembly of the unit.. I could be wrong though... Ima tear mine apart tomorrow and see what I can do to lighten it up. Mines about 3 lbs. right now, but I want it lower than that.

Will a drop in Timney work with a mini action? I’m not going to attempt this.

Looks like a really nice guy.

The Crocks tell me that you mean business.

Are you still doing the handle knurling? I'm seeking to order a brass model in "Capacity 0.4 to 1.5 cc" and "Capacity 1.5 to 3.9 cc" but would like the knurling option if possible. In fact, I'd be interested in the large one too "Capacity 3.9 to 8.9 cc" doing all three (Is that one available in brass too? If not, aluminum would be fine).

Great video. For those who don't have instructions, you can down load a copy from their website. One more thing, just about every grinding wheel manufacturer says not to grind on the side of the wheel , but just about every video shows side grinding. Just wondering if you grind on the front of the wheel, do you get the same result.

Super !

Nice! I'm sold! Thanks.

How many people drill wrong materials with wrong edges and blame this product? Probably alot

Awesome attention to details , I can’t image the time it would take me in setup time adjusting my mill to 30 degree drilling . Very nice work . Definitely next level custom

I watched several videos on this same tool; *yours is the best I saw* . I have a lot of old bits and this will save me money as well as the time to get new bits. Thanks.

This has to be the best explanation I have seen. Certainly a great tradesman. Thank you for making a great effort two explain. I will be buying one of these jigs made in the USA .

Thanks

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Beautiful work 😊 you sell those?

Thank you for a good video and explanation. One thing I'm wondering about is how long before you need to and how do you reface the side of a wheel?

excellent vid. particularly close up in 2 locations of drill setting on edge to line it up prior grinding. also measuring both sides of drill. then the test in steel. well done

Following your instructions, (and against all odds) my first attempt at using this was a total success! I sharpened a hand full of bits that are now cutting like new! The outcome could not have been better. One suggestion; quit your current job and do these videos for a living!

Thank you for an excellent tutorial.

Thanks alot, brought it down from 3 to 1 1/2 LB. Cheers

Nice video

Best video I have seen on using this tool to date.

Neat tool, however I just use metal adapter on presta valve and same result. The pump head is really not needed. Only advantage I see is easier access to valve.

Very nicely designed! I immediately tried to order one, but unfortunately I can’t get shipping to Australia from either Amazon or eBay. Is there another way I can get one of these?

@bretthl1 can I buy one from you? please

How refreshing to listen to someone who speaks coherently, just a pleasure to see every point on one tool covered so thoroughly it is not going unappreciated.

Very helpful video! I have one of those jigs bought around 1970 - it was very cheap I remember and the brand is ETC - a Japanese company copying various high quality brands. I never got any good results with it but usually never throw things away that might be useful later. Today as retired engineer I have a small workshop an have just got a grinding system for small endmills into workíng operation and can enjoy getting just very little blunted endmills back to state of brand new. Some 5-6 years ago I bought the Drill Doctor 750. I sharpened maybe 20 drills in various sizes but soon enoygh the result was giving more and more offset center and also negative relief angle on one side. The remedy seems to be a purchase of a new chuck. I then bought the drill sharpening system for the Swedish Tormek wet grinding systems grinder. This one works extremely well but requires som practiziing an for small drills it is very heavy and clumsy. So - after seen your video I looked up my 50 years old Japanese duplicate and tried it again. No - it did not give the expected result. However I nowdays have far better understanding how things should work, and the problem with mine is the little guide onto witch the flute should rest. The little guide is made of wery soft steel and has not correct configuration - of course the drill should line up with the cutting edges vertically - not like mine that is fair for 15 mm diameter but definately not for 6 mm.

Best instructional video out there I have seen for this tool, which is why I just ordered one from Amazon. Thanks, for showing the details of the setup - I won't need the instructions anyway, as long as I study this video a few times!

Very Nice!

I must have messed something up I followed your video to the T but now my safety isn’t working not sure what I did wrong

Merci pour cette vidéo. Tes explications sont vraiment très claires et détaillées. J'ai acheté cet outil il y a quelques jours et grâce à toi, je vais pouvoir l'utiliser correctement. Les explications que j'avais avant ne marchaient pas.

Wow--I could watch these precision machining videos all day. Turned out gorgeous. Also, I was grumbling about how much a brake would cost--Brownell's has them starting around $150, then installation.... Clips like this demonstrate why quality parts cost money. Nothing cheap or easy about manufacturing an item like that. I don't have the tools, nor the skill, to try and DIY it.

good video thanks! I love that vice you have on your drill press, what brand is it?

Knowing now that this guy made it instead of some company makes me feel confident about the product, I’ll definitely buy even if it’s a bit pricey compared to others.

I just bought some sweet taper shank drills in a set with some pristine tapers..... not a fleck of rust on them but the grinds are all over the map. My drills are too long to use in this jig but I wonder if it can be modified to hold a 10" max long bit

What are those gauges called to check the taper and widths of the bits

Makes me nervous with the groove ur putting on the side of the stone, I’d be very hesitant to dress the side of that stone to get a flat area again for your bit sharpening, I’m thinking the groove as it wears into the stone will lessen the quality of the results as the groove gets deeper.

Of all the boxing items I never would have thought could be done DIY. Awesome job!

THANK U Brett, I BUILT MY 3" THICK 24" DRUM. THEN I USED a 4 BOLT FLANGE. $12 HAD SOME 1/2" SOFT STEEL BAR, BOUGHT 6 SMALL STAINLESS SHACKLES. HAVE 6 DIFFERENT SIZE BAGS , I ALTERNATE THEM THROUGHOUT MY WORKOUT. FROM DRUM TO BOTTOM of SHACKLE is 2 1/4 " . AWESOME SPEED WITH this SHORT DISTANCE. THANKS AGAIN

Thank you,very comprehensive demo 🙃

Actually, I prefer the slower, simpler swivel, because it makes me 'Work harder. My hands are already fast---I like to combine the Speed with power. However, I do have the better model, for when I really feel like rippin' INTO the little bag.

Thanks for the great idea. I just made one like yours and it works great, first time I can actually fine tune my tire pressure. I had to use 1/4" NPT adapter with the Planet Bike pump head I got from amazon. I also had to put red locktite on the thread when I screwed it together to stop the leaks. Now I can check the pressure with my digital gauge and get it within a half pound. Thanks again.

The video was great. I cut it the same. Adjusted the screw inward to set it just under 2 pounds.

Thanks! That helped me remember how the damn thing works!

Excellent observation. I love supporting a great tool that solves the problem including those that teach others how to use it :-)

I’ve had one of these for 50 years or more. They work flawlessly if you set it up carefully and go slowly. They are not for sharpening dozens of small sizes which you have abused, but rather put a keen edge on a larger >3/8 inch which sort about $10 each for a good one. Stavros

inherited this 825. had no idea how to use it. Thank You.