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Haha! I love it Mr.Rush!!

Thanks for your tips. I really appreciated how you demonstrated your approach, identifying small yet important problems and prototyping design improvements. Simple but ingenious, explained with humility and humour. Ummmmm….I noticed a big bandage on a finger. Please tell me it isn’t a mill injury!? I just got my 130max for my birthday. Growing more confident to start milling with videos like yours….but your finger…😮

Great catches and videos

Be careful sir, we not spring chickens any more. I just bought a alaskan mill for my chainsaw hope I can get something out of it.

You're living the good life😊

I bet the raccoons love you at night time when they pick up all the mess from the crabs that you just cleaned😊

Nice boat for crabbing😊

Very nice sir, the 'X' brace type is a pain when sawing slabs, will make one like this first chance i get, thanks for the video....i like your sense of humour, there should be more people like you in the world (-:

I went with a 3/4 hp last time to save 400 dollars and it works fine for pens etc. but not enough muscle for bowls. I purchased this one last time with 1 hp and it maks all the difference . Never slows , is very smooth, easy to change speeds with reverse for sanding. Had it about a month and absolutely love it.

I wouldn't run that standing in front of it. Easier to see but ive seen enough blades come thru the metal housing to know if that happens, you are in direct line of fire. I used to walk right beside the blade guard until a blade came thru about 18" and almost got my leg. I also had a shaking problem but it was due to some bolts that worked lose and when a wind storm hit, knocked the head off the tracks and misaligned everything. Had to take mill off the tracks and reset to get rid of it.

Great day on the water, nice Office! This could be an OPB short story on Oregon adventures. Thanks for sharing.

Good times! Heading there next wed

Where did you get that folding Stern light?

Forgot to mention, at 9:15 a salmon jumps out from your rod holder!! You can see the splash 👍

Great to see you folks back out on the water! That's a beautiful boat you built!! Really enjoy your videos, and love seeing you and the misses having a beer enjoying a lovely day fishing! Need to throw a couple crab pots out from the coast guard station next time when the waters rough like that! Hope to see many more vids enjoying a beautiful day on the water enjoying a cold one(or two or three 😂)

Hey Eric, great day of fishing with your wife. But they don’t call it catching on purpose! I’m sure it was nice to get out and get some fresh air. Hope you stopped for dinner on your way home. Thanks much for the video.

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Glad the weather somewhat co-operated. The boat looks great after its rehab. Wonderful that the state provides the floating restroom. And I can’t think of many places better to be “stuck” waiting. Did you ever get salmon dinner?

No crab pots today!

How wonderful!! We were just in Garibaldi recently, how beautiful! I love seeing you guys out enjoying one another in that cool boat! Have a great time!

So good to see you folks out on the water... I watched you build this wonderful craft years ago. My boat is always available if you ever get down to Coos. Plenty of room and a relaxing time to crack a beer on the Bay.

Inspiring. If you feel inclined to share how to rig your trolling setup, or some tips and tricks id appreciate it. I'm trying to convince the father in law to go salmon fishing again. I'll do all the labor, he just needs to supply the boat lol. 2nd video of yours I've watched, great content.

I always love to see your boat out!

Good job OLD TIMER 🫡💪🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼✌🏼

This was and is my top contender choice so thank you so much for your review. I am working on a Beaver/Rockwell at the moment so definitely identify with your first part of the video haha I worry that this model is not enough of a size increase but only experience on one of the big lathes would tell. My biggest issue on this lathe is there appears to be no tailstock support when turning on the outboard. right? When turning the biggest pieces you'd want the safety/support and not have it. Seems odd. Last note I see on LeeValley they showed current model shows a forward/reverse switch where you can tell which position it is in. I wonder what other fixes they have had :)

I'm starting to build a lumberyard skiff and I really appreciate all your video's. Hope you're still fishing and crabbing.

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Barefoot shoes which are the same shape as the Crocs will let you wear the correct size without extra socks but still allow your foot to spread as nature intended. There's a lot of choice nowadays with brands like Lems and Vivo for example. I love mine and would never buy "normal" shoes again

well done

Nothing wrong with telling it like it is. If FitVille is a reputable company, they should learn from your comments and implement some changes to their designs.

You are the best at whatever you do!

I wear wide shoes too! BUT 40 yrs of work boots and a broken left big toe joint, both my Big toes are pushed up against my 2nd toe. I was born with 2nd and 3rd toes, both feet joined together up to the last joint right behnd the toenail back line. Now that I'm retired I'm fighting bunions and corns. A day in a pair of wide work boots and my feet hurt like walking on sharp rocks by the time I take them off for the day. My feet need a Miracle to ever get both big toes straight again. P.s. I like your review and your modifications. I hope the shoe company listens to you. God Bless and keep you Eric.

Twenty years of wingtips every day did a job on my feet. Now I look for comfort. Have you tried barefoot shoes? They look to have an interesting design but do not look to have much cushion.

Excellent Eric. I have very wide feet too. I really liked this video and presentation. Have a great weekend.

Well done, Eric. Very informative!

Always make time for fishing and crabbing.

I have straight toes too, and hate shopping for shoes. So now you have a good pair of house shoes.. But I can’t see how they will keep any rain, dirt, and/or sawdust out of your socks, especially given your lack of sidewalks. The second pair looks like they will get more use.

On your way to a million views! This is the epitome of why I watch your channel (& subscribed). I am just a few years behind you (& in Oregon) and do something along the same vein, I cut the topmost elastic bands off all of my socks and/or put a 1-inch slit in the sock top. I too do not care about ugly, side bonus, people stand just a little further away from ugly.

Honesty! Very Refreshing! Thank you!

thanks for good solid review I'm about to buy one. Cheers from Australia

What a breath of fresh air, thank you for sharing it. I also appreciate the lack of 'modern language' that is so common these days and so difficult to understand. You prove that us oldies aren't a waste of space, and we can still get the job done.

Good video. I have a 37 year old Bachtold mower and a 1 year old Pro 26, 14.5hp DR. You’ll never convince me the Pro 26 is better than the old Bachtold, even with no brakes and no reverse.

I had both break on my 02 the other day. The front one was still holding the tank up, and I put a strap around it to get home. Waiting on the new ones.

👍 I like the craftsmanship and the effort you put into everything you do Thank you very much.

Hard to explain the satisfaction derived from viewing to the last frame. Anyone wanting to "escape" for 30 minutes, this is the video. I was (briefly) thinking you were going to build that door while on the hinges; a piece at a time! I was slightly disappointed when you took the partial frame down to finish it (haha).

One thing is always true no matter what: you can never have too many clamps.

well done