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@@Justin-z5f 3400

@@ryanreacts6 22hp

@@dustinmartin22250 what would you guess the lift capacity is?

@@ryanreacts6 I think 600 lbs

Less than 30k

81hp, ya iits high flow but it wasn't something I really cared about having just happened to have it

Ya, that works fine also, done it both ways

Bpi i think

No sound all pounds and I can see any thang

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Thank you

jeesus christ give the guy a break he probably coming down with something

Hahah

Fucking chicken hawk

Jay Young

@@dustinmartin22250 hi thank you very much for the kind and helpful reply Really a wonderful rig indeed Kind regards Gino

This is why I made the video to show people like you how to sharpen a knife, thanks for watching

@dustinmartin22250 lol I'm the owner of Boston Industrial Honing. we have over 50 machines. Your knife is upside-down and without a jig or fixture you can't possibly know the bevel

What does it matter what the bevel angle is? Its really close to 20 degrees and as long as it shaves hair its sharp, doing it upside down does exactly the same thing, go watch J Neilson sharpen a knife, I learned it from him. He is one of the best knife makers in the world. I would remove your comments but you are making yourself look so stupid I want everyone to see it

It matters there should be a primary and secondary angle, not to mention hollow ground or thinned, it will determine how long your blade stays sharp, also effects the resharpening time when you only have to refresh the primary bevel and can ignore the 2nd, you will keep touching up the primary and eventually have to redress the 2nd as it dissappears

The blade is oriented correctly, edge down. Flipping it would catch the knife. Stone into the edge, belt away. Btw the primary on that knife is the hollow. You dont touch that unless thinning. Nothing you are saying makes any sense.

Just takes practice, its probably not a perfect angle but to me it doesn't really matter as long as its close

You have a link for the belts?

@@robertmunguia250 1x30 1 x 30 inch Sanding Belt Pack 1-Inch x 30-Inch,12 Pcs(4 Each of 80 120 150 Grits) Aluminum Oxide for Sander a.co/d/hWXORYy

I have this sander and they make a angle attachment for getting different angles ,sorry I can't rember how I found it ,but it works great

@@MichaelSmith-cq4zk20 degrees should be right on.👍

Zio cane che dinamitardi .......... un tanto al sacco!!!!!!!!! un grammo in più, un grammo in meno 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Its a Ulrich point up die and a nemi core seater

Just getting it close on the outside, i finish with a .0005 indicator, my video quality is poor, got to get me a better camera and work on my video quality

@@dustinmartin22250 Ok sorry I didn't have the time to watch the entire video yesterday. I've seen another way to indicate the barrel. It was with a gage (a rod) inside the bore, to indicate it on the chamber side only. They say that since barrels aren't perfectly straight inside there's no use do indicate he crown side too. I know that indicating between centers as you do also work well and is faster.

@@br4713 ive did it both ways and really can't tell a difference on target, thanks for watching

Ya, just out of some mild steel off the work bench

​@@dustinmartin22250 Is it safe to push out live primers? I'm in 🇬🇧 and I'm wondering about reloading from 12 gauge as everything is so expensive and difficult here. 🙄

Yea a rail-gun I hate my life

😂😂😂😂

These had the namesake first . Meet the most accurate firearm system ever devised. When everyone else wants 1moa to o.3 moa for hunting ,snipingbamd long range shooting, these guys want 0.1 moa groups for casual shooting accuracy and 0.05 moa or better groups for serious 200 yard benchrest competition. They will often mechanically balance their bullets to make sure they spin around center axis perfectly and add enhancement features like nose ring cuts and lathe turned meplats to gain consistency. It's pretty intense competition .

​@@coreymerrill3257I doubt they had the namesake first, the "rail gun" or Gauss rifle (using an electromagnetic accelerator) was thought up over a century ago. Rifles able to hit within 1 inch at 100 yards weren't really a thing during the times of the late 1800s to early 1900s. So whatever your idea of a rail gun is, I bet the electromagnetic rail gun concept is older :)

68 grain

They come up for sale sometimes on accurateshooter.com or jay young from Oregon makes them

Yes

What size is resizer

Its .470 ​@@genemoore4107

Nicely done!

I think 13m can start it an or a 12 socket would finish it work too