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@@colemayers6709 most likely it would be a similar process. I'll be doing an in depth video for performing this modification soon. Been busy with summer stuff and family vacations. I'll try to get it done and uploaded this week.

Thanks a lot ! Really appreciate your support and expertise.

Thanks! It's been a hot minute since I put this video up. Your comment made me.think it may be due for an update.

Hopefully I'll be able to give the drone a go next time I'm out. Thanks for the ideas!!!

🤣😂😂🤣🤣 you are 110% correct. That's why I keep building and learning with every build. You only get better with practice, patience, and criticism. As for my recording skills, this was shot and edited on a cell phone, and not a very good one. Despite that my video creating skills are far worse than my rod building skills but with practice, effort and humility I may get better.

Most people aren't very interested in set up and execution, but I can always do another video with a bit more explanation and instruction.

@@OG-Paul-Valentine I'll sub your channel and keep an eye out for that if you do decide to make it. I'm in the process of building my first rod wrapper with some old sewing machine motor I found, and I can say there is only a handful of channels that talk about rod building. In particular I really can't find much about building fly rods even though it's all pretty similar it seems.

@@gregoryolenovich6440 fly rods are about all I do. Probably 98%. I've been wanting to do some more vids but my camera isn't working anymore and a new one hasn't been in the cards. If you want a really in depth dive into rod building, more traditional in style, go check out the I Am Snowman channel.

@@gregoryolenovich6440 search iamsnowman if you use any spaces the channel won't show up. Zeb is an incredibly precise builder.

@@OG-Paul-Valentine excellent, thanks for the tip, I will search him now!

Yeah I need a better place to store the scrap. Right now with the way I had it set up my back yard just looked like a pile of junk.

Yeah, other than helping to inform me of the laws and regulations pertaining to tires in the state the DEQ hasn't really been much help.

@@OG-Paul-Valentine Throw two bags of concrete near that water source, wait a few weeks then send them some pictures. They'll clean that site up quick as a flash!

@@FSAUDIOGUY seriously?

@@OG-Paul-Valentine Yeah, they are top cops when it comes to concrete near a water source. Be careful. You might also try reporting the deer carcasses to a game warden or inland fisheries. This looks like a poachers favorite spot. Probably the same person dumping everything at the site. This stuff boils my blood!

@@FSAUDIOGUY yeah, mine too. Hadn't thought about reporting it to VDGIF. I'll give them a call tomorrow. But I'll leave the concrete suggestion alone. I don't want to be known for contributing, even in such a small way as that, to an ever growing issue. My goal is to help educate and encourage change.

The chuck i am using is a PSI Woodworking CMG3C chuck. I ordered it off of Amazon. (This is an unaffiliated link) www.amazon.com/dp/B0006OC3B4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_Q45ZXXBAZP6QT71KNVB8?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

@@OG-Paul-Valentine thank you for the reply. I love how you have your dust extractor set up.

@@mosfet51 thanks!! It's super handy for sure. That piece of kit comes from Rockler.

@@OG-Paul-Valentine does it allow for wood to go thru the chuck like a metal lathe? I make handles and need to drill a hole in one end.

@@mosfet51 yup, the lathe/chuck head is hollow and depending on the size of wood you are drilling allows for up to a 3/4" drill bit to pass beyond the end of the chuck jaws.

How'd i do?

@@OG-Paul-Valentine pretty good Haha, but I definitely know it's a lot tougher then it looks to handle big fish.

@@rockymountaintrout2689 none of us are perfect. That's something i have to remind myself of pretty often. That and to just stay humble. Can't say that series of comments was my finest moment. Thanks for coming over and checking out my "channel"!!

This was filmed in Rockingham County Virginia. Specifically just off of Route 33 on the Switzer Lake Road headed back into the George Washington National Forest.

Thanks Mike! Sorry to hear about your friend. I had a friend commit suicide recently so I feel your pain. I'd love to meet up some time!!

Thanks @beefmelt!! Glad you enjoyed the show!!

Thanks man!! Much appreciated. I'll check yours out and give it a subscribe. Happy New Year!!

It is amazing and saddening. Some of it is impossible to get to without clearing brush out of the way. It seem like no matter how much time I spend cleaning there is always more.

Absolutely!! Make sure you get a number two morse taper lathe and not a number one morse taper. You'll have a greater flexibility and easier time finding attachments.

Thank you... is that a rockler dust collection for a lathe I see?

@@JourneymanCoup yup! Rockler dust hood hooked up to a Harbor Freight dust separator.