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Loved your video lets save these machines ❤❤

Does this work for the Cherokee Trailhawk also?

As an installer I'm always suggest in new construction sites install 2.5 inch pipes from the attic to basement minimun and stop on each cool air returns This way avoid future holes but most builders and owners cutting costs and then later on they don't realize how much cost to fishing new wires. Lastly prewiring a house always add extra value for new buyers.

Are you sure this works on driver side 2016

What a fucking gem of a video this is. Thank you!

Theres a better belt u glue together No more tick

I was looking for a home CAT6 run tutorial and landed here somehow. you’re hilarious dude, gladly subscribed 😂

обжимной инструмент всегда можно взять на один день на прокат в ближашем магазине

Protip: if you are going to put electronic equipment such as servers, NVRs, routers, etc. under your stairs, you should be aware that stairs have a lot of cracks and seams which water can get through very fast. if someone for example puts a mop bucket on the landing, and that mop bucket were to be accidentally knocked down the stairs, you will not have a good time. let my pain be a lesson to you!

Well done,

lol. Finally a video that truly represents actual projects, DIY and not.

Subscribed!! You have my sense of humor, hatred of flat heads, you drink my drink and you have one of my machines. I myself rescued a 1942 southbend 10inch just last year. Mine was also used in WW2, and somewhere in the 50s is was used in a high-school shop class before getting shoved in the back of a boiler house to be forgotten about when the ended the shop program at the school in the 90s. So it and a few other pieces of equipment sat in this boiler house for 30ish years while most of the other pieces got scraped. I saved everything in that room that was salvageable. I'm so glad I did. I got the 42 lathe, two 14"delta saws, a delta combo sander, a 1940 something drill press and a 1950s shear.

Finally, home improvement the way our father's and their father's before them did it. With swearing and Jerry-rigging.

Best, simple auto how to i have seen! Only the necessary parts, no talking. Done and done. Thank you!

Good video mirror broke the other day am have been looking for a proper video thanks!

Thanks for the lead screw cleaning tip! Will use it soon when repairing my milling machine.

Dude, if this is legit I’m gonna cry. Also, if it is, thank you. 😂

Hey man, I didn't need to watch the whole way but I'm glad I did.

Best video out there about this

Had a good laugh, I should hire you to help me building / modifying my house, with a few beers etc.

does Ole Spidy have 6 legs pointing forward!?!?!? Actually looks to big for a Brown recluse....

Great Job… Me venden este torno, south bend model A 31/2 … sería mi primer torno. Me lo recomendas?

This is BY FAR my favorite home improvement video of all time. Thank you for making me feel normal.

Got in my son's 2019 the other day. Insanely loose. WTH?

This might just be better than This Old Tony. I can't believe how small this channel is! Time to binge your whole catalog.

thank you very much... i am not handy at all and thought of bringing the vehicle to the shop... for what? you have me covered... thank you again!!!

The different size of nut and bolt is so someone with one wrench set can still service the machine, you dont need two of the same wrench

Well done Dr. Frankenstein, well done.

Why didn't you just sell this one to someone who wanted the player piano mechanism, and then purchase a (theoretically) less expensive one without a player mechanism? You would have saved hours of time and maybe even turned a profit.

I was trying to contain my laughter, especially when you brought up Home Depot.

Hands down one of the best videos I've ever seen. I was searching for some mild machining video as background noise to fall asleep to and ended up wide awake and engaged. Nice.

The rolled up dollar bill at 4:33 was a nice touch.

New subscriber here. Edutainment at its finest!

54:11 ....great tip. Thank you!

Quick, clear , and to the point. Fantastic video!

3:31 the "Ole reach around" move! 😆

😂this was to funny. Thanks for sharing

Look at the length and width of the slideways on the carriage and tailstock. Then compare with the cheap Chinese lathes.

Thank you

Came for the lathe, subscribed for the humour.

Good job. Where did you get your quick connect to PEX?

You need to get yourself a shopsmith my man. Or i guess maybe you don't now. Maybe I just want you to have one

You need to get yourself a shopsmith my man. Or i guess maybe you don't now. Maybe I just want you to have one

I keep wondering why im not hearing the super fast matt music.

Between the nails going in, the xylophone, and the music that felt a lot like an early Taika Waititi piece. I come out of it just in time to start the bandsaw casino heist. I just found you and loaded up my play list.

ok, for the last year i have searched for automatic dust collection only came up with maybe three videos. now that im on my work computer , this video came up. What the heckkkkk. this is a good one. im only 3 minutes in and already love where this is going.... fast forward, i just went to the site and $50 for the stl file seems a bit steep.... sorry brotha but i may have to think about this one.

We have the Southbend 10L with cabinet bottom. It was nice to see a younger person that liked older great machines

What oil are you using in the little dropper bottle. Squeeze bottle.

I had my blower+cyclone set up exactly the same way you set up yours. The air is moving too fast for the cyclone to do its job. My solution was two fold: First, add a section of 4in tubing bent at 90 degrees to slow down the air (this means reorienting the blower 90 degrees). Second, let my filter get clogged up enough that it again slows down the air (which is obviously a lot more temporary).

Classic adhd self narration. lol. Relatable.