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Love to see he hell of the engine bolts that are fused in

I am a carpenter. I maintain a Central Victorian land parcel set aside for wildlife. Great video 🙂

Marri or messmate?

Nice mate. What jointer and planer are you using?

Thanks. I tried your measurements and perfect. Cheers for your vid Rob

(12 inches total length 7 1/2 inches bottom of board to center of hole 1 1/2 inch diameter hole)

Great Work ,,, I reckon Mountain Ash

UPDATE: I used your specs EXACTLY - using Scots pine @ 90 mm wide + 45 mm thick. It's rock solid. Definitely the best tutorial for these on YT!

Already made some at 40 degrees. Now gonna use YOUR specs. Back later!

quick question- why not use a 2*10 or 2*12? the quality of the board might be significantly better. thoughts?

Measure twice!

Dream job brother 👍🏼👍🏼

Wow!🎉

Im making one now, how has yours one held up? Being a softwood and all.

Love your work!! What that cost ya mate?

Yeah, thank you. It works👏👍

Hello mate, nice video, loved it. A few years ago I acquired an old but similar machine, except it’s a floor model on a trolley. The disc is 255mm in diameter. There wasn’t stick-on Velcro discs nor compatible sanding discs of that size in South Africa. I used self adhesive Velcro strips on the metal disc, which worked fine. For the sanding discs I initially had to cut two half circles from loop backed sanding sheets that were 115 x 230mm, not ideal, the leading edge would tear after a while. Later on I was able to find full 230 x 280mm loop backed sheets from which I cut the right sized disks. This works like a charm and easy to change grits 80 right up to 220 although I usually use just 150 grit. BTW, I used acetone to get the old adhesive off. The manual is some generic poorly translated from the original Taiwanese mashup, virtually incomprehensible 😂. Consequently you have to wing it to change the belts.

Great little kitchen ❤ 😂lol love the idea plug for new nail gun design why not

Youre australian...its a 90x45 not a 2x4

Super cute!!!

So good! Amazing eye for perfection… a pleasure to watch… well done!

Oh my God, this was exactly what i was looking for Simple and concise,with the use of the exact material I want to work with.This is a 10/10 from me👍🏿❤

The lumber at my local big box store is usually very wet. How important is it to let them fully dry out first?

Thanks for making this video ❤

Looks awesome mate. Is the bottom formply shelf meant to be sat on? Love the valve handles - where did you source those?

We all go to places we don't want to be, but I'm glad your GPS is working again. it took me 10 months, so I'll wait, no hurry! Michael.

Wow! That’s really cool, good job!👍🏼👏🏼

Not only was it informative, but also entertaining!

Watched muted.mind numbing music.

Thanks for showing the sticky do hickey for the 6 inch disc so I have now ordered one so I can change my worn out disc easily with a Velcro backed disc of different grades .

You need to raise the volume on your video.

Thanks it relay works, I tried and tested it,, perfec t

Beautiful!! Why pay 400$ for a counter top when you can do it yourself for 30$

well done KC rocks

The best

Beautiful job man, great job.. What's the dimensions of the table top?

Suoer easy explanation and thanks a million mate

Late follow-up reply. Yes I would recommend cleaning the old glue off. Might leave “bumps” that will forever mess with future sanding jobs. PS I #finally got around to setting up my sander like this - been in the box for 2 (3?) years. And I #$@%$@# forgot to add the Velcro pad to the plate before I put the sanding disc on. So I have that to look forward to….. These are great but so cute and tiny compared to my school ones.

Great work. Wish I had some non hand tools to get this done

Thanks man!!

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Thanks for this vid, dig the hair.

Lol, having fun your childhood? You're just doing what others do but won't necessarily admit to. 😂 I look forward to seeing the loom. Have a great day 😊

EXCELLENT VIDEO Turned out so BEAUTIFUL

Wonderful job! Just wondering if the mineral oil was the only thing used for layering correct?

Omgggg! That thing about alternating the woodgrain? You just taught me something super important and totally explained what happened with the TV stand I built.... I made a C-shape stand from laminated 2x4s, which were supported by two iron pipes in the mouth of the C. I couldn't figure out why the top of the stand bowed and the bottom didn't (because the water content should have been the same... the entire stand was made from the same boards and dried in the same conditions). I just checked and the bottom shelf that didn't bow alternated grain patterns and the top one that did bow didn't alternate. No one ever told me about this. If only I had known that before, shoot. Thank you so much! I'm never going to make that mistake again, lolol

If you drill a hole in a piece of wood and put the nail over it you won't get anywhere near as much damage, make sure the board is support both sides.

Is it bad that thing gave me a chubby? Wow i need to get one for pallets. :)

Just grabbed one from a scrap yard. Seized motor bearings and a shredded belt. Otherwise looks to be in ok condition. The cutter head bearings seem to be in ok condition but will get replaced at the same time. It's a fairly quirky machine to disassemble and motor and cutter bearing s will basically have it pulled down to the last nut and bolt. The motor housing is almost entirely plastic with the exception of the end cap and a sleeve cast into the other end to take the bearing. I'm keen to see how the machine runs and try a spiral head thicknesser for the first time.

7:42 "Non toxic exterior paint."..... 8:00 "Don't get it inside the box because it's toxic."