Wiring a Leeson Farm Motor also How to Add a Switch to an Electric Motor

Special thanks to John Sochran for the great tape!
Time Flys in the shop channel- • Freebies Round THREE

[@setdown2]

WOW you must live in a uppity neighborhood…that stuff is just not trash…the work on the mortor was informative…motors…motors…MOTORS…love ‘em …yeah when jaws came out I was living in Hawaii with some buds skin diving a lot so you really kept an eye out…especially during night diving with a light when all the creepy crawlers come out…🦀🦞🦑🦈 best years of my life !!!

[@timeflysintheshop]

Great video! Thanks for the shout out! I bought a LEESON 5HP motor for my air compressor years ago. It has served me flawlessly for over twenty years now. I will have to make a video about my air compressor some time.

[@toolrestoration]

Well John ..... Jaws made me think twice about sea swimming ..... The motor , now although I didn't need instruction .... I really enjoyed you talking thru it all thanks , nice bit of entertainment. ... And finally the land speeder has the steering wheel on the correct side !!! Great show , thank you .

[@SeanHayesParleys]

Awesome video. Very helpful. The one thing myself and other viewers will greatly appreciate is a parts list and maybe even links to where they can be purchased online. I'm having to scroll through the video to find each item you mention to them go look for places to purchase it elsewhere. To everyone else reading this. I get it. It's a first world problem. However, when you're in a hurry to get this and other tasks accomplished, this would help save a not so small amount of time.

[@stephenbridges2791]

I remember people smoking in a hospital. When I was a kid and you went to the barber shop; there was so much smoke in there it looked like the place was on fire. Times certainly are different.

[@corymcgrath5652]

Jaws is a masterclass of motion pictures. The script, the score, cast and crew. Filming and editing is fantastic, and let's not forget about the main props, the shark, the boat, the barrels and that cage. Ever notice that Roy, Richard and Robert were normally built guys. Today, the heroes look like they spent their entire lives in the gym and in front of the mirror, Great project, glad you had fun with it.

[@jackthompson2132]

Awesome video John 👍🏻 I’m really enjoying these motor videos! Thank You for sharing.

[@choppermike3329]

I was 15 when the movie came out. Went to Myrtle beach that summer and not many people went in the water. Some kids were yelling shark to scare people and the lifeguards kicked them off the beach. Great video!

[@MrGoosePit]

I can remember standing in a line about a block long waiting to get in to see Jaws. I was 13 at the time also. Sure does seem so long ago. We're getting old...Still a great movie. Love that motor John!

[@brianlittle3452]

Switches: A great point - for a repair or single instillation - spend a couple of bucks more and get a higher current capacity switch. A switch with twice the current capacity, for most home shop uses, is not too much. Will only cost a few dollars more. (“A Few Dollars More” is a great movie too.) The extra cost will provide a switch that will last longer than one that just meets the current requirements

[@1pcfred]

An induction motor can pull 6 times its nameplate rated current when starting. So that's a lot of contact arcing.

[@mikemorrison6023]

I saw Jaws on our family vacation to Wildwood NJ. I was 12 years old. I didn't go back in the water ! Great movie, I still watch it when I see it's on .

[@nicknicoletti9778]

Your not kidding about the movie jaws . I didn’t go near water for years. Even to this day I still think about the music and the fin cutting through the water. And great video on the electric motors. I work with them everyday on the conveyor and you have a great presentation on how to wire and securing the wires. Very important!

[@1pcfred]

I've seen fear in a shark's eye. You wouldn't think such a fierce creature would be afraid of anything but there's worse in the water than sharks. A school of barracuda is one of those things. A barracuda can swim 60 knots and they just flash by with their mouth open and tear off some meat. There's nothing a shark can do about it either.

[@alwayslooking550]

Jaws gave me a life long admiration and love for sharks , and I only learned recently , the story they were talking about below decks about the battleship sinking and the sharks eating hundreds of the sailers was based on a true story !! , anyways great video as always , cheers scout 👍

[@timeflysintheshop]

Yes it was the USS Indianapolis which was sunk close to the end of the war by a Japanese submarine. The USS Indianapolis had just delivered an atomic bomb to an island from which the B-29 was to attack from. Due to the importance of the mission, the radio antenna had been cut to ensure radio silence. As a result, there was no call for help and the sailers were eaten alive by sharks for days until the ship was reported overdue at its destination and a search began! There was no expectation for a Japanese submarine to be so far away from Japan at that time, and it seems too much of a coincidence that it happened. There is a conspiracy theory that the Soviets were aware of the mission and tipped off the Japanese to try to prevent the USA from deploying the A-bomb since Russia did not have one yet.

[@1pcfred]

Yeah that's the ship that delivered the A bomb parts so it was a top secret mission. They were on the way back but not many knew they were there still. Which is why they weren't rescued so promptly. In the middle of the ocean I guess you're lucky if you get picked up at all. I think they were in the water for over 3 days? Sharks or no sharks that's got to be rough.

[@57WillysCJ]

My mom lost her cousin when the Indianapolis went down. He was likely killed by sharks as the last a guy from his home town saw him he was going down the side of the ship with a bleeding leg.

[@357magdad]

It's been fun re-watching classics like Jaws with MagDaughter! I remember when the 3D jaws movie was shown on network TV. A pair of cardboard 3D glasses was included in the local Sunday paper. My sister and I took turns wearing them during the show.

[@saigaking]

I haven’t heard that saying for ages ha ha what about it ahh that brings back memories My granddad would say that all the time great video scout god bless take care see you Friday 👍🦅🗽🇳🇿🇺🇸🐕

[@mrbenmall]

Those little kids screaming in the ocean all have grandkids now. :)

[@ScoutCrafter]

It's true!! Remember the two kids with the makeshift fin! LOL

[@foxwood67]

Jaws was a great movie my 2 teenage sisters didn’t go in the ocean for years. I was a bit surprised you fired up that motor with the key still in the shaft but saw after it was a good interference fit. Good stuff

[@ScoutCrafter]

There was a small rubber band on the shaft but it was in there pretty good... If it went flying across the shop I would never find it for sure!

[@scottwallace5180]

Most of the props for Star Wars we used at pinewood in London so that’s probably why it was a UK drive side

[@joemoach832]

Great video! I have an old Westinghouse motor and was just thinking earlier today about adding a switch to it. Good info as always.

[@americansewingmachineresto1545]

Great motor video. Good explanation of the wiring and adding a switch. I’m sure not many would notice your ratcheting solder-less lug crimping tool. I have a few that I’ve had for quite some time. Picked them up when I went to the ham fest in Dayton, Ohio. That was a great trip. The crimped sure beats just mashing them with that cheap tool. I got quite a few of these ratcheting crimps. I used a lot of Power Poles for my Ham Radio activities. Thanks for another great video. Best Regards, John

[@alexstools]

Very informative video. I really need to step my wiring knowledge up.... Maybe get a mid century school book or something. I did my most expensive tool haul ever with Ben today. We got a lot of great stuff and quite a few inspired by you!

[@JohnSmith-yl6dn]

Hi Scout. Very useful videos and so good to have on demand access when we need them. You’ve built a great reference video library. Thanks!

[@Everythings_Adjustable]

Useful video, The land cruiser wasn't made overseas, it was made in a Galaxy far far away 🛠👍😁

[@Sawtooth70]

You’re a natural born teacher John. Another great video, loved the Jaws and Star Wars parts, both from my childhood. A lot of the original Star Wars was filmed in England, that probably why the Landspeeder was right hand drive.

[@LordGoon559]

What a great video, the zip tie on the wires is a great idea, going to start doing that! Always learning something new! Keep up the good work!

[@wireworks616]

Nice motor. Been trying to do a video but the temps in the shed and patio are over 115 degrees. Hoping it cools off pretty soon.

[@1pcfred]

Let's not wish for the cold weather so soon.

[@ronniefromOR]

Jaws is incredible.. one of the best of all time

[@peteshakes7349]

Jaws was a fantastic movie, a classic Superb acting, kept you on the edge of your seat Great video as always Thank you All the very best to you

[@jonelmgren]

I had some old lapidary equipment that I was making available to members in our rock & gem club and needed to wire up a motor for a diamond saw. Watched your video to brush up on the connections and was amazed how you clearly you explained the process. Your videos are a hoot and you have a real knack for simplifying the task. Got certified for scuba about the time Jaws came out and had a 2 ft. dogfish swim in front of my mask at close range and scared me beyond the pale. Thanks for all you do.

[@Roadkillstew]

great show today. love the motor

[@jeffsalt2080]

You covered everything, from Bruce the shark to Luke's land speeder and even got in some electrical work. And, I didn't even know I needed a new crimping tool, but yours is sweet

[@kadmaster]

I remembered that everyone smoke cigaratte in bus...that made me sick...headache...Hey, this motor already have chevy red,sir...😀 🦈duunnn dunnn... duuuunnnn duun... duuunnnnnnnn dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dunnnnnnnnnnn dunnnn....🤣🤣🤣

[@gigaphonicon]

Its been over 100 all week. I'm ready for autumn.

[@allentrench]

Another nice video today John and I do remember Josh coming out of Theatres and being scared to death of the ocean little did I know a few years later I would join the Coast Guard and have to be in the ocean all the time lol. Hey let me recommend trying to use Wago Connectors. I use them all the time especially for tight locations and they’re far superior than wire nuts. They are pretty expensive too and are reusable. Hope you have a great day see you on Friday

[@carterscustomrods]

Just grabbed one of these for my new disc sander motor. Thanks for the info on this. Hope it does the job.

[@martinblouin3639]

when you got four knock-outs you can get a soda at the vending machine lol

[@ddblairco]

very nice motor set up tutorial, thank you. Jaws, great movie, forever ruined my ocean swimming.

[@MIKES0029]

Cool fact, the kid in the movie that scares everyone with the fake fin is now the police chief of the island in Massachusetts the movie was filmed on!

[@joelimeco]

This video was a good break on a hot day. I once saw a health and safety violation from an inspection report from the 1960;s for not having enough ashtrays in the plant. They actually received a fine.

[@richardross7219]

You need a big Radio Flyer wagon to take when you go to your poor man's flea market. I just go to the Swap Shed at my town's transfer station. Good Luck, Rick

[@AndyB1968]

I love these tutorials, they open up a world of options 👍🏻

[@jpsimon206]

When I repowered my milling machine and drill press, I used the identical leeson motors, only continuous duty. I had been a pretty strict baldor fan, but their quality seemed to go downhill a little bit around 2000. I bought four of those motors and I think they were about $650 a piece so I think you did pretty well!

[@lordvengerx]

I have been learning tons on the motor series. It's been super great. Jaws is an instant classic. It's almost shark week so it's good to see them showing those kind of movies ☺️

[@Brian-Burke]

Jaws is a fantastic movie to this day. Poor Alex Kintner. Left us too soon...

[@stephenkennett9813]

Thank you for this video. It helped me alot. You are a good teacher.

[@normpeplow3813]

I liked the nylon strain relief and tieing wire together with a tie wrap. I Have not seen these ideas before. Thanks

[@garbo8962]

We were taught to ALWAYS remove the key before starting any motor. Have seen them fly out of keyway. Best practice is to clean every shaft then apply antiseeze compound. Had 1/2 to 2 HP C face motors that bolted right up to a gearbox. My lazy boss never cleaned motor shaft or used anitiseeze so when one of his installs burnt motor up I always left it for him to make wood wedges and spend 20 minutes to pull a now rusted motor shaft off a gearbox. Great ideal to use a piece of shrink wrap tubing.

[@joeheilm]

I am terrified of swimming in the open ocean. I had to have a buddy of mine wire a fan for me because all the labels on the wires wore off, i like the old time lead wire clamp labels. Great stuff, that leeson should last forever. Cheers

[@paulsworkshop4179]

Great tips! I love the red color. I can’t believe you left the Star Wars vehicle behind!!!

[@johnkelley9877]

That was great! This tutorial had a lot of good information. Thanks for sharing this.

[@WeekendShedHead]

Hey Scout, Jaws.. one of my best films of all time! ‘You’re gonna need a bigger boat’ and the best one liner ‘smile you son of a b’ . it’s been a few years since I saw it last.. may watch it again soon! Another sea based horror is ‘the fog’ really well made movie, very jumpy 😆. Another great episode! Cheers Rob

[@tonylenge424]

Thanks for the great instructional video.

[@lotsatrains]

Awesome video Jaws just happens to be my all time favorite movie I actually saw it at a drive in theatre as a kid with my parents and it did scare the hell out of me especially when Ben’s head pops out of the hull of the sunken boat 😮 and great lesson on how to set up that motor and it really turned out fantastic with the switch 👍

[@ronniefromOR]

This was great..one of my favorites

[@wayneo7307]

Hi Scout , I Love Jaws . One Of The Best Movies Ever . I Remember It Well. We Are Close in Age. Nice Job on the Motor . Good Explanation on Procedure .

[@JimBobZee]

I was a Kid back in 1975 and I would play the radio at night to get to sleep. The only problem was the stations here in northern New York played that Jaws theme at night. I think they did that purpose.

[@yoyopg123]

Exactly what I needed. Thank you!

[@TJB1510]

1941 IS ALSO A FANTASTIC SPIELBERG MOVIE.. VERY FUNNY

[@lotsabirds]

Great Job!

[@bobjoncas2814]

...good motor repair, keep safe and cool...

[@57WillysCJ]

Leeson made really good motors and I wouldn't be surprised if many labeled Dayton were made by Leeson. My 20 gallon air compressor has one. If I remember correctly most of the electric motors on the last dairy farm used them. And there was a lot of motors on the silos, elevators and the feeder over the feed bunk. All that type of dairy farming is different but mostly gone. About the same time Leeson was bought by Regal - Beloit. The latter have been gobbling up the competition. I don't get to wire much anymore. It's what my son does for a living and well the old man has to step aside at some point.

[@adude7050]

I have Leeson motors on my knife grinders they are great motors I have had one of them for over 15 years and it is still going.

[@lv_woodturner3899]

Good advise on getting a quality adapter. The one you have runs nice and true. Cheaper ones may not run true. I prefer TEFC motors. I am not happy when I get a machine and it has an open style motor such as the one on my air compressor. Too expensive to change out. The manufacturer saved a few dollars. Lots of good information in the video. You may want to explain about the NEMA Frame code. The 56 frame defines the shaft dia and length, key dimension and dimensions of the foot. Dave.

[@bigvicsworkshop]

Another good'un! And what?¿ a Land speeder😳 wow! Love and hate poor man's flea market updates 😁 really love seeing all that you find..but boy i hate not being able to get alot of those things 🤠👍

[@bryanmcwhirter9945]

Always love playing with machinery and electric motors, have some old Rockwell motors, 1.5 hp. dual voltage TEFC but also salvage regular motors ans if you remove the copper you get copper salvage price , not scrap as with just a motor. Maybe show hiw you can do that on a vid, and if you want to save the windings you can use for making coils for passive crossover for audio speakers which i do. Surprised you don't go around with a hand cart! But then again like me you will probably bring more Stuff home like George Carlin talked about!! Stay safe and thankyou again.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Bryan- Stripping motors for copper is a real man's job! =D Most people would make it half way thru and say "Forget this!" LOL!!!!!!

[@bryanmcwhirter9945]

@@ScoutCrafter very true but the 10x return can get you more tools that you love! Who wouldn't want that! Lol. Take care Scott , alwYs looking forward to next vid! Thankyou. Bryan from Canada.

[@rickcentore2801]

John, your motor wiring is excellent, neat and safe. You could have pointed out that you switched the black (hot) wire and not the white wire.

[@prestonjanney4711]

Great video as always. Can you do one on mounting the motor for use..thx.

[@texasone11]

Here in Texas we over 100 everyday during this years big heat wave. We are dreaming of a 94 degree high temp.

[@Ricopolico]

Hospitals? Scout, are you old enough to remember when the armrests at movie theaters had built-in ashtrays? Well, I am. I'm pretty sure I didn't see that in one of my dreams. PS - Excellent video once again, especially for the newbies. John, d'ya ever notice how an old 1/2 HP motor weighs about as much as a new 10 HP?

[@anthonypirrello2473]

John - could you please show the information card for the arbor adapter? I haven’t found one yet that I feel good about buying. As far as the heat goes, it has been 100 degrees plus here in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex for the past several days without any rainfall. Another great video and keep them coming.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Anthony- This is for the 5/8" shaft only! smile.amazon.com/dp/B077BJ4C2S?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

[@PaperCameraFilms]

Nice job. I was an auto electrician and worked on all sorts of equipment and vehicles on farms, sites and on the road. Some people call the tape electrical or electricians tape. We always called insulating tape. I only really liked using on looms to seal the end and keep the nonstick loom tape in place. The problem, especially in vehicles, is it would get diesel or oil on it then it wouldn’t adhere properly but you’d be left with this sticky oily mess all over the wires so I would always be sparing with the sticky insulating tape. I remember as a 15 year old apprentice asking for a pair of scissors to cut some insulating tape. Everyone laughed until one kind soul show me the trick of pulling the tape until it snapped giving you a nice fit around whatever you were wrapping. It’s not a criticism by the way. We all work in our own way. Just sharing some thoughts.

[@ScoutCrafter]

A lot of guys are going back to friction tape as it seems to last longer with less problems... Thanks!

[@hellbillyBob]

Scout I would like to suggest a radio flyer wagon on your walks through the po man's flea market.

[@joeyp3944]

I watch it every time it’s on haha! 1 of about 5 that never gets old. Lmao yes! I remember my mom smoking in the grocery store. Just throw the butts rite on the floor. She wasn’t the only one either.lol…

[@lewiemcneely9143]

I never watched Jaws or got a new motor. With everybody talking about that movie I was scared to even wash my hands and all my stuff is old, old, old except for the wood splitter and a chain saw. I'm a polar bear type and hardly ever wore a coat unless the snow was falling when I was driving a mixer. Unloading you weren't outside but maybe 30 minutes and them back in the cab with a screaming heater. I do have Carhartts now for the real long exposure time. Happy mid-week and every hit man needs to tote stuff home for his GF to stay in shape but round is a shape too, Buddy! GBWYou!

[@ScoutCrafter]

I too prefer cool crisp air and flannel shirts over sandals and shorts. =D

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@ScoutCrafter Me too. Shorts are just easier to deal with and I can find a fire if I need one, even if I have to build one!

[@ROD59]

Great video like always . John, you could have gotten in your car and pick that furniture and you wouldn't have to carry it

[@alanr4263]

Chiefy u don't like the water much? That's some hat Harry.

[@josephseewald4687]

The switch is nice to have, but the last time I redesigned my grinder area, I decided to use a deadman switch so that I can come up to the grinder with both hands holding the object if I need to. Anyhow it is less disruptive for concentration on the workpiece.

[@stevef8993]

That’s a really nice motor! I’d like to get one of those for my bandsaw. If you remember the seller, please let me know. Jaws is still rated as one of the best movies of all time. The wife and I recently visited Cape Cod and spent a day at Martha’s Vineyard where a lot of the movie scenes were shot. Pretty neat. Did you know that the mechanical Jaws shark was called Bruce?

[@jpsimon206]

I had an idea for your Hammer stand. I'm sure you are familiar with those 3-in circular bench anvils made by starrett with surprisingly good fakes made in India. I find them surprisingly handy in general, but they are almost always knurled around the diameter, leaving you without an edge to hammer around. So I think if you kept the varied pin holes but had a raised anvil in the center which fit into the hammer, this could be useful at the same time as aesthetically pleasing. I don't know if you do much engraving work, but that type of hammer with a flatter on one side and convex on the other is typical for some of the finer work. Maybe instead of holes to punch out pins, these could store various gravers one would use with the hammer?

[@spencereagle1118]

Lovely motor, it might have been worth putting that 'key' inside the switch housing in a small zip lock bag, never know when you might need to run something with a keyway.

[@ScoutCrafter]

You know that is a great tip!

[@tomdale1313]

maybe not, heat wave is here...tanks for sharing, td

[@johnpossum556]

You need a hand truck to bring things home, John. I bought home a coffee table with mine last night. Also scored a bunch of 2 different sizes of conduit and a HVAC 2 Watt motor that opens and shuts the vent. The odd things are the wires are stripped but the insulation never removed so I have no idea if it is going to work. Might even be a plant. I don't know what to make of the conflicting signs on it yet so I will have to d9ig deeper into it. I have a motor with an electric clutch on the end/. What could I use it for? I also got out to Edina for the outdoor movie Sing 2. Great starter vid on motors. nThose TEFC are also most favored by the better Cabinet Table Saws.

[@troymilleraz]

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[@BencoVintageMachineWorks]

Leeson was founded by Lee Doerr's sons. Hence the name 'Lee's son'. The elder Doerr founded Doerr electric and his company made some motors for Delta Manufacturing.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Wow! I had no idea Terry! I believe this motor is a 1999 as it has a metal tag that is screwed on and made in the USA I believe now their motors have a foil sticker... =/ Progress... LOL Thanks!

[@davidspinney2664]

Hi Scoutcrafter What you need to do is bring a wheelbarrow or hand truck when you visit the poor mans flee market then you could roll your finds home.

[@jpsimon206]

I don't know if it's true but I read somewhere that the summer that Jaws came out, the numbers of tourists visiting Atlantic City dropped so precipitously that the mafia got deeply concerned, I'm sure they didn't actually lose money, but apparently it was quite a bad year. The story I read implied that they brought pressure to bear to prevent a sequel from being shot

[@horriblebastard1374]

Thanks as always for another great video. Question. What will you mount this new motor on and what will you attach to it?

[@ScoutCrafter]

I will mount it to a nice board so I can easily clamp it to my workbench when needed or take it anywhere I might have use for it... I do that with a lot of my power tools! Thanks!

[@horriblebastard1374]

Thanks for your prompt reply!! I am on year 3 of watching all of the past videos. Truly a gem you are. Hats off!!

[@TylerThompson-qh4nn]

Very well done, yeah these motors are built to last. They also coat the windings with glyptol. A type of varnish to keep the windings from shorting out. Now i know you already know this but it's probably not glyptol to be exact. I just bought a leeson 5hp single phase farm duty motor. I gave 1700$ for it. Not sure if thats a bit expensive or a good deal? I believe they use polyrex EM grease still? Also i have molykote electric motor grease that i may re pack the bearings on my leeson 3hp electric motor. Now that i have my leeson 5hp i may swap out the 3hp motor for the 5hp motor on my air compressor, that way there is less stress on the motor. Can you please recommend what i need for my new 5hp motor? Thank you

[@larryborkstrom3580]

Was 10 years old when jaws came out it scared the daylight out of me cool nose motor

[@1pcfred]

When you watch Jaws look for the Volvo P1800S in the parking lot.

[@ScoutCrafter]

That movie has a lot of great shots of the town and ferry!!

[@1pcfred]

@@ScoutCrafter Jaws is a total time machine. It really takes you to another time and place.

[@stephendoherty1275]

It is 111* right now on my porch in Garland (Dallas county). It has been over 100* for 12 days and is forecasted to be over 100* for over 12 more... It is hard on the vehicles and other equipment...

[@ScoutCrafter]

Yes- I was looking at Arizona temps this week and it was the same but with low humidity is is bearable in the shade, when the humidity is high it is really uncomfortable. Plus big cities are hard to breath in even in good weather! LOL Thanks!

[@jimsimon738]

Well done video, great visual and explanation, thank you.

[@Reggyontheroad]

Got ya boom 👍👍🔩🔩

[@Russ0107]

Hi Scout, why skip the part of taking off the wire nut and connecting to the switch? Not sure how to do that part myself, so it would be super helpful! :D

[@ivanhernandez1652]

That’s was fun back then. We use to grab our cousins legs under the water at the beach 🏝🤣🤣🤣🤣 I never in my lifetime I have seen a human being almost walking in the water that fast 🤣🤣🤣🤣 poor cousin, she thinks JAWS grab her legs 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Garth2011]

"We're going to need a bigger boat".

[@Traderjoe]

I remember seeing Jaws with my older sister in 1975 and she must have seen it before me and she had me look down during the underwater scene when the head floats out of the boat wreckage and I heard all the audience scream. I’m glad she had me look down, because I was ten years old and it probably would have given me nightmares. That motor is great. I always look for motors in the trash. They used to be a lot more common than now. Great tips on the wiring and the switch. How was that tape? Was it sticky, or tacky to your hands?

[@ScoutCrafter]

That tape was great! Nice and flexible...

[@martinblouin3639]

you need to start doing your night walks with a moving dolly! lol

[@carraravintage]

That's ONE American workbench. Very educational videos. I have a question (sorry if sounds primary). What is the standard voltage in the US? I see in videos different voltages like: 110V, 115V, 120V etc. I am from Brazil and here the standard voltage is 127V since the 1980's.

[@gimble1]

Brother I hope you can still get that Star Wars landspeeder it was put out in 2017 new for $499 and even now in rough condition if you can find them are close to a thousand

[@ScoutCrafter]

HOLY COW!!!!!! =D