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Kevin, I made it 7 and a 1/2 minutes and then gave up on trying to see and guess at whatever you were trying to do. You're camera was positioned in a way that we couldn't see diddly squat because you were blocking the matter saw. You should have set your camera on that little shelf right there to your left pointing at what you were doing, maybe you could redo this whole thing again so anybody that wants to watch it can actually see what you're doing.

Thank you so much for your detailed video. Yes, some of the camera angles obscured visibility of what you were doing, but overall, your video was fantastic. I have the same loom as Mara since 1980, and your video gave me the courage to purchase the conversion kit and tackle its installation which I did by myself without any assistance. It’s wonderful having six treadles, and I would have been too intimidated to make the conversion to six treadles without having your video to assist. You guys were my assistants! Thanks, again.

I was not aware of those metal clips. I've always used scrap wood, but I'll keep them in mind for (inevitable) future projects. Thanks.

Hello 😁 Love the video! Do you have some pictures of the soldering?? Best of wishes from Denmark😁😁

Hi Kevin. Very nice video. Could you give me the reference of the system yo use for start both machines at the same time? Thanks.

Nice!

When you say take off the safety features off do you take it permanently off or you are just putting it on stand by off every time you switch it on Thank you for the advice

Quite a job with a great result Kevin. I have to restrain myself but I'm not going to ask :-)

You have a smaller shop, much like mine, as well as the Grizzly 1250 w/canister I see. Biggest improvement I did was to make space for an Oneida super dust deputy XL and place it right next to the Grizzly intake. It collects 99.9% of the stuff before it makes it to the collector and keeps me from having to clean/change its bag (a job I hate). I mounted a heavy duty plastic garbage bin below the Oneida that is easy to pull out. Only super fine dust makes it to the canister and I rarely have to clean it. Remount your Grizzly 90 degrees to the wall and place an Oneida in front of it (between your bay doors).

Hi Kevin, I have one of those LN 102 planes also. I bought mine form a woodworker's widow.. I agree that it is just so enjoyable to use. Thanks for your YT videos. You really do a nice job of helping others make great things out of wood.

I think some of that weird link stuff is Amazon got ahead of themselves with certain features. They are constantly rolling out half-built tools and features. But caveat emptor for sure.

I’m 73 and appreciate your honest review!

That's nice work you did Kevin. I hope Mara feels the same way.

Good job Kevin. Yesterday, after two and a half months, I finished my restoration project Mayford ML7.

Good stuff!

That was neat to see a project that integrates the lathe. I seemed to have missed the first 2 episodes. I need to go back and watch those.

Don't bust too many knuckles in that hanger

The two hooks at the bottom are intended to connect the wooden frame to the cast iron frame. I just found a nice picture where this can be seen.

I admire your woodworking knowledge Kevin. You'll see two drawers and the frame and then the detailed technique of duplicating it. Nice to follow and learn a lot. On to episode 3

Be careful with these, the plastic is brittle and will explode if a piece of whatever you're cutting gets launched into the chute. He really should consider using solid plastic or even switching to something like aluminum to keep this from happening.

Great video and I like the lee valley bits as well, but man, you need to clean up your shop.

I am curious about the end result mounted on the sewing machine Kevin.

The section with the bevels lined up and masking tape was new for me. Lesson learned. As simple as it looks the quality of a good preparation is the first step towards success. Thanks Kevin.

Maybe the light is cheap but the application is stunning.

Great video

Great Job! Congrats on making your space organized and inviting to work in. I'm sure you will be able to work much more efficiently. I wish for you the discipline to keep up with the clutter that always seems to begin to pile up when we get involved in a project. I find it really helps if I make it a point to spend the last 15/20 minutes each day cleaning up and putting away. Now you need to tackle that wood storage...Maybe a wood burning stove? Keep well and I look forward to seeing future videos.

Kevin what is the height of the rolling station for the drill press? I ordered the same and have some time left to do the preparations for it.

I kinda like it to and the color looks great.

Neat project and great commentary throughout. Thanks for posting this.

Good video. Useful info, well presented!

I just found your channel. You do nice work, thanks for taking the time to document it and post it on UA-cam. Your advice to not keep track of the cost is spot on and it reminded me of when I was building and flying model RC airplanes with my brother. One day I dug out all the receipts and looked up all the online orders I had made over the years and totaled it up. It was a shockingly high total. When I saw my brother, I told him what I had done and before I could tell him the total he cut me off and very sternly asked my "why the **!! did you do that?"

I'm building out a new miter station now and have been trying to figure out how to make the shelf adjustable to be perfectly in plane - this video came at just the right time, thanks!

Curious about how the cleats are attached to the sides. It looks like you have fasteners running through the 1 1/2 cleat into the 3/4 ply. I'd be interested to know what kind of fasteners you used since they have to carry the weight of the cleats, the shelf, the saw, and the dust collection. Like the leveling system, stealing...

How do you like your drill press so far ? I was thinking of buying this model .

do you have the link for the keyless chuck?

Link for the dwg and dxf files for the arms and the rest to Google Drive and put the link in the description.

I have a CNC, I would like to get the the dwg file.

Love your knowledge and your work👏

Cool design, build and video 🎉

Every story has an end and i'm glad to hear that this story ended good for you. Mike from Belgium.

Awesome work Kevin❤

Great job! It is so helpful to hear how you work through your aproach to those mitre cuts.

Something I forgot to mention in the video is the startle response. You are in the zone working with a power tool and you get a bunch of loud pops in the ear. It's random and unexpected so startling. Not good when working with fast moving sharp metal things.

Thanks for sharing! I found this kit on sale, and I think it'll suit my needs.

Are you a surveyor by any chance?

The keyless chuck … that’s not standard, is it? Did you buy that separately?

I knew they overcut the backs of drawers but never knew to that severe an extent! Project is coming along beautifully. Enjoyed watching this over my morning coffee.

Really nice work, Kevin!

Wow, clever engineering, well done video. Been thinking about getting a Viking, I think I’m sold now. New sub. Thanks for posting.

104 miles one way to the nearest hardwood dealer out here.