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Did you ever remove the drums? What was the part number on that transmission filter? Looked like a Baldwin.

Thank you for the info you got my sub will be coming back to this to do mine once I'm ready to tackle mine do you remember about what you spent on tools and new parts?

incredibly beautiful!!!

Are you worried about no ventilation under space or moist on wood? What about animal crawling there ?

How do you deal with horse urine drainage in a wood floor ?

Amazaing. Well done!

Good job !! Learned alot

You are a hero

You are amazing

Great video mate.....I too never where gloves especially doing small work like this. Yes it isnt good for you but nor is fatty food and car exhausts and im sure they kill way more people rhen a bit of oil and carby cleaner. Thanks heaps for the video....great work.

Brian has one of the best insta out there. Creme de la creme of when machinist does woodworking.

That is one gorgeous door! 😍😍😍

Bravo. I find everything about this door beautiful and well done.

I'm doing this job for the first time and starting on my second injector after watching someone else's instructional video but you both put them back together oriented differently then you took them apart.... I'm not sure if I should take the first one back out and swap it or continue assembly the way you show 😥

You Sir are a hero

Very Nice Work, I am in my 70s retired Englishman living in France, I used to have my own specialist joinery business back in the UK, And over the years I think I have made literally hundreds of doors all handbuilt and specialist windows wind, mainly barn conversions. So doors and windows were at unusual sizes, Most of my doors that I’ve made over the past years, I’ve been at least 3 inches thick, And I’ve been fitted with high security euro locks , I wish you all the success for the future, keep up the great work,

Top tips! Thanks.

You have answered so many questions for me, thank you so much!

Question, where do you buy the parts from ?

thankyou.

Nice vedio wonderful clear accent to understand easily.

Air also works quite well to get that cylinder out.

This video is hilarious just because its so pointless 😂😂😂

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For other watchers… the reason why we’re here starts at 9:30

I can do one in 7 days lots of unnecessary steps in my opinion

lol this is exactly the same as the shitshow in the port at Halifax.

I would love to see or hear how this door held up after 4 seasons of exposure. I would have been scared to apply the finish you did and not use a stave core, but I know a lot of times we over exaggerate the effects of wood movement and the environment. Plus all wood interior or exterior needs maintenance it’s simply a question of how frequently and how labor intensive that process is. Any updates?

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I feel so stupid for using a diamond plate to flatten my kanna blade.

Thanks a lot buddy..👍

I wonder if the 3 cylinder engine will fit a D2000 tractor?

read, the question, read it again. and review all the answers. sometimes, what you think is the answer, ( May have a play in words) to make you think, you have the right answer.

my class c test in 2001 was 50 questions, but had 8 hours to answer the questions. and it took all of that time to do.

Quizlet & London technical ( had the best questions, to help you pass) the ICC practice tests, don't even come close to the test questions. it's about knowing where the answer is. it's about knowing where to look for the questions.

i took my exams in 2001, for IRC (3), now going after the 2018 IRC inspectors exam.(my exam, was closed book) in 2001, took both the Residential & business management exams, the same day. I found that the 2018 IRC book was missing pages, I found out after my first exam. like all of decks were not there.

Mr nice wood work

That japanese planer sounds like a fax. It is an amazing piece of machinery.

Thanks for the video, such an inspiring and thoughtful walkthrough of the process. I am looking forward to seeing the one on the grinding machine.

Gem of a presentation filled with many valuable principles and techniques!! Thank you for sharing this with the world!

Wow just wow.

Hey Jason, beautiful work and video. 2??. Is your double faced tape set in a shallow rabbet around the inside edge of the outer frames? or on a flush surface, which is my condition? (I'm using the same tape.) Also, were your door left unfinished? I'm using Spanish cedar. Thanks

Hi. I had the exact same thing happen to the nozzle on one after sonic cleaning and then assembly. Torqued to 75 ft lbs and as I was busy shimming the top, it just popped. Any idea what would cause this?

Hmm! looking good and good craftsmanship but There is a fundamental mistake! you shouldn't use crown sawn timber exterior door! because of movement! should be quarter sawn ! Also need drip mould outside of door!

love that you made your own tools to speed the process

Love the door, it would kick ass as an inner office building door, but I don't think it will hold up long-term without providing a way for water run off. Love the looks.

This is the coolest thing I’ve ever watched on youtube

Nice work! What's the name and type of wheels u used on the bottom?

Super cool, all around.