Ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ! Να είσαι καλά! Καλή συνέχεια. Δημήτρης

Thank you so much! I appreciate your comment. A new project is coming soon..... Take care Dimitris

Thank you very much! I appreciate your comment, sir! All the best Jimmy

¡Muchísimas gracias Pedro! ¡Me alegra que te guste! Saludos Dimitris

Hello PJ, I was thinking for quite some time now, what to reply to you. A 'Thank you' seems too simple, with a 'very much' beside it, sounds a little better, but not exactly what I want to express. I'll make a try, but I don't know if I'll manage it. So, besides the 'Thank you very much' I'll say that it gives me great pleasure hearing an expert engineer saying, that what I designed, adapt or copied throughout the entire project, has been done the right way. Take care my friend Dimitris

Παναγιώτη σε ευχαριστώ, χαίρομαι που σου αρέσει!! Καλή συνέχεια! Δημήτρης

Thank you so much for the comment, I appreciate it!! Regards from Greece Dimitris

Because the particular seller who also states that upon his improved designs the Multifix tool post and holders are built so very accurate. He puts his name on the tools and praise himself and his tools through his site and YT channel for being the best on the market - besides that he doesn't offer what he states, his tools are very expencieve. I regret the moment I bought these tools from that seller, paying so much money for something that don't worth; with half the price I would bought something similar from ebay knowing that wouldn't be perfect but at least it would be cheap! If you sir, was in that same position as me what you would think of? that there are 40 different positions to put the tool on? or that you paid so much money for something that its not so accurate as the seller states? Thank you for the comment! All the best Jimmy

If I had the extra money I would probably done it.

Thank you very much, I appreciate that you like it sir! Regards from Greece Jimmy

Ευχαριστώ για το σχόλιο! Χαίρομαι πολύ που σου αρέσει το πριονάκι. Καλή συνέχεια! Δημήτρης

Thank you so much, I'm very happy that you like! Take care my friend! Dimitris

Thanks for the comment! Unfortunately I had to cut some footage otherwise the videos would be 3 instead of 2. All the best Dimitris

What you said PJ really honors me, Thank you very much!! Glad to share as always! Cheers Dimitris

Thank you for the comment! It is a bit complex to make (if that you mean), but definitely not complex to use. All the best. Jimmy

@@JimmysCanal exactly! It is a state of the art easy to use indexer. 😃

Thank you so much, I'm super happy that you like it!! Regards from Greece Jimmy

Καλησπέρα, Αν θέλετε να μιλήσουμε στείλτε μου το τηλέφωνο σας να σας καλέσω.

Thank you for the comment! All the best Jimmy

Thank you so much, I'm really happy that like it! Take care my friend. Dimitris

Thank you too for the comment! I'm really happy that you liked the series!! All the best Dimitris

Thank you very much, I appreciate the comment! Stay tuned for the upcoming video of the lamp build All the best Dimitris

Thank you very much, I'm happy that you like it! Best regards Dimitris

Hey PJ, I don't know if a 'Thank You' is enough for your kind words! Yes, it was really satisfying especially when I saw that this tiny drill press managed to drill a hole on a 6mm thick piece of steel (something that I'm not going to do it again). Both Kosta's did fantastic work, for which I have thanked them many many times. Without their help this project would be really difficult to finish into that level. The lamp video at the moment it's in the editing stage, I hope to finish it next week? I believe that you'll like it. Thank you once again for your comment!! Take care Dimitris

Ευχαριστώ πολύ, χαίρομαι που άρεσε!! Καλή συνέχεια! Δημήτρης

Κωστή μου, χωρίς τη δική σου βοήθεια αλλά και του Κώστα ο οποίος έκανε εξαιρετική δουλειά με την ξύλινη βάση, το πρότζεκτ αυτό δεν θα μπορούσε να ολοκληρωθεί! Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ και τους δυο σας!!! Δημήτρης

Thank you so much! Cheers Dimitris

Παναγιώτη σε ευχαριστώ πολύ!! Δημήτρης

Thank you very much, I appreciate the comment! All the best Jimmy

Thank you for the comment! A few more days of wait...😁 Cheers Dimitris

Thank you so much PJ! A comment from a highly skilled engineer like you are, really honors me! All the best Dimitris

Thank you Milan, I'm happy that you like it! All the best Dimitris

Ευχαριστώ πολύ, χαίρομαι που σου αρέσει!! Καλή συνέχεια! Δημήτρης

Thank you so much amigo, your words really honors me!! Take good care Dimitris

Thanks for the comment! It slowly coming and brings a surprise... All the best Dimitris

Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment sir! You are the second viewer who tells me that has built the UTP, that's really awesome. Thank you again! Regards from Greece Dimitris

Hey PJ, thank you for your kind words! Although I'm not very pleased with the way the chuck arbor was made, it is accurate; I'm saying this because I have already checked it. I like the motor mounts too, are looking almost like the original ones😁 Thank you once again! Take good care Dimitris

I appreciate your comment my friend, it means a lot to me! I hope you'll find a solution with the motor before buying a new one. Take good care Dimitris

@@JimmysCanal Thank You! I did find an old 3 phase motor from the same era! I think it original was refitted for it because it had a brass pulley for the same type of D belt. I know the new ones are probably stronger, but i love the vintage look, and it was kindly given to me by the same person.

@@sheep1ewe I do like old things, especially if these are tools, motors or machines. Glad to hear about the 3 phase motor, I'm sure that the person who gave you the motor is happy too.

@@JimmysCanal I am currently searching the scrapyards here for some vintage oil dispensers like those You are using for the late project, i think that would look awesome for my late too! Thank You a lot for all the good spirit and inspiration ower the years!

@@sheep1ewe I'm sure that you'll find the drip feed oiler-s you looking for, I don't think they are so rare. You can search ebay as well; you never know, with a bit of luck you can find something in pristine condition and good price. Thank you too, I'm grateful for your support all these years I have this channel. Take good care Dimitris

Thank you too!! Cheers Dimitris

Thank you so much! I'm very happy that you like the series! Regards from Greece Dimitris

Thank you so much PJ, I appreciate your comment! I'm very happy to know that you like this series! Take good care! Dimitris

Thank you very much, I'm really happy to know that you like my videos!! Regards from Greece Dimitris

Thank you very much for the comment, I appreciate it! Now this is really interesting; till now I have seen a few videos from a series (the series is still in progress) covering the built of the Universal Pillar Tool. Thanks for sharing it! Regards from Greece Dimitris

Thank you very much! Glad to share as always! All the best Jimmy

Thank you my friend! I'm very happy that you like the series. At 5:46 I'm using an 11.4mm standard HSS drill followed by a 12mm reamer, to establish a perfect hole as reference for the DTI you see at 6:50. Then at 7:17 and 7:37 I'm widening the hole using two HSS drills, a 16mm short one and a 19mm with reduced shank. All the best Dimitris

Thank you for the comment, I appreciate it! Unfortunately my daily job is too boring and it doesn't have any interest at all, (I'm a school bus driver) sorry :((( All the best Dimitris

@@JimmysCanal Thanks for the reply. I am sure kids on a bus could be interesting, just not usable on KZbin. School bus drivers are important got to get the kids driven safely to school.

@@felixcosty It is exactly as you said it!!😁 Cheers Dimitris

Thank you, glad to know that you like it! All the best Dimitris

Yes, the A size is the correct size for my lathe. If you want to verify the proper size toolpost for your lathe, check the links I have put on the description of the video. All the best Jimmy

@@JimmysCanal Thank you, I appreciate it! I did check out the different charts from different companies, and each one is a little different. So knowing that yours works well helps. I have a grizzly G0602 which from what I can see is a clone of your Weiss WM250G that you run.

@@joshspeer2273 Glad to know that I helped in a way, I hope you find something of quality in a good price. All the best Jimmy

The size of this tool alone gives enough weight for its purpose of use (in my small shop), does not need additional weight - especially a toxic material like Mercury

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