Note to self: Never Ever let this man work on anything mechanical I own. His lack of proper maintenance skills are far from what I deem acceptable. He didn't even verify the oiler hole in the bar was clear. Shame on you

I'm learning on this lathe daily. Seems underpowered already. Wouldn't turning on an extension be even harder?

For extra flavor try using pressure treated scraps for your fire, adds a nice smokey flavor 😂😂

Thanks bro. Good information thanks for the measurements

I’ve literally never had that problem with any ever

This is incredible. Its gonna change how I use my off-cuts forever now that I keep brats and buns in the garage fridge.

“So I’m doing some work on my house … that turned into to doing the plumbing on the whole house” as he stands in his floor-less room 😂. This is me lol.

Didn’t this guy get bit by verone’s rat😂

worst 4 min of my life!!

Nice printer, but please don't use it in a dusty environment like a woodworking shed.

Good on you! I am a marine engineer and 3D printing is changing our industry.

No thanks you can keep ur hotdog....

Good evening sir.🎉

I've got a Neptune, not a fan. I got my first 3D printer 4 months ago or so and love the hobby so much, but it is my 2nd least favorite of the 7 I've had in the past 4 months. My Bambu X1C is my favorite, hands down, followed by my A1.

Did adding the servo prevent any thread jamming issues

Great video, I was hoping for a close up but great idea.

Lol fantastic woodworking troll. Cheers sir🍻

Why did you not show the finished project?

First time viewer and subscriber. Like the overall instruction as it appears you've done this many times. I'm going to make a cutting board and this is helpful. I think i will practice on some scraps first.

Very handy tips, thank you...

😂😂 loved it

Now that’s the way to do it! Just sat though about 20 silly videos where people had to build a stupid jig to do it

I have to tell you this is seriously the exact information I was looking for. I searched all over the web with various answers or none at all mostly but this video nailed it. I needed all three of those nib sizes for a project I’m working on. Thank you so much for taking the time to do that. Excellent video

You know, its okay to take a breath between bites.

Great Video.

I'm a panel beater and welder of 30 plus year's so very experienced and have used welding a nut on end of stud worked every time Apart from now I've welded on one stud 13 bolt's snap off like a carrot or cleaned end up with a grinder Cranked the welder up It's a powerful welder Won't shift it It's an alloy block near a waterway it will not budge

Well how did it go? I hope to visit the factory someday.

Great idea. You can also use wood or cardboard as a template as well. For those who say no, they never tried it!

These are kinda of rare seeing as this body style on the F-250 was short lived.

I really like my 170. I'm used to the chain adjustment where it is because my old Huskys are there but I did put a steel dog on it.

I have an upgrade for the ol MS170 that although admittedly not cheap, is certainly a game changer. Order the Tungsten Carbide bar & Chain from Australia. (Well the chain is TC but conventional bars wont fit it so it comes with its own bat) Ive been using mine for quite a while and so far still plenty sharp. If anyone's interested ill go out and read the bar for the name of the company & ill know because ill have a notification in my phone that someone replied.

How are you all affording 400 dollars to make chopsticks?

It took me 3 minutes and 57 seconds of my life to realize his point is you basically can’t do anything with scrap wood 😂

😂😅you very clever ,👍🏻this is what I thought of doing but it took more time, so I’m glad I looked on KZbin and witnessed your idea. Thanks.

I ordered a kit off ebay. It didn't come with the screw or plastic clip for the new chain tensioner. 😡

So stupid 🙄

Out of all the DIY creepers I've seen, this is definitely the one that looks the most durable, well-built, comfortable and likely to survive the shockwave from a nuclear weapon.

Perfect. Your wife probably thinks you're busy fixing something out in the shop.

Thanks for the video. Just came across them and wondered how they looked too. Helpful video

Thanks for the info! Now I got to make some chopsticks!

Dude YOU WOULD DO A WEINY ROAST WOULDNT YOU??!!

190 proof everclear extracts a lot of color of the shellac. That’s the only thing I’ve noticed

I don’t have any use for the term. When I hear someone say “DIY” I cringe and usually exit the conversation or move on to the next video. It has the connotation to me of a toddler tying his own shoes for the first time, except I have a little more respect for the toddler because he intends to eventually be able to do it well, as well as cultivate a thousand other useful skills , and because he is a toddler my expectations were already pretty low. When a grown man says he did something himself I think “great, you’re a 39 year old man; that’s what’s expected of you.” “Why are we talking about it, and why do you need to construct a persona around just doing regular man shit?

Very helpful video but on closer inspection the edges of the letters look rough.

Nice Review! I had the Veritas but wanted more. I was lucky to buy a Florip dovetail saw and love it, I always think of him when I use it. Bad Axe makes some great saws and I am sure I will own one soon. BTW if you are needing more than 2 1/2" in a dovetail saw I would love to know what you are building. Tenons, well that is different. Best of luck!

Nice. Particularly appreciate the 'basics' about metals compatibility 'non-sticking' strategy and welding narrative in the video.

Straight edge?

You need a softer brush

Can this machine sew with T270 thread? and What is the widest stitch pitch in millimeters?

any leaks so far? be honest lol