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@@farmingwithbron not sure about that. Power tools are faster in mass production when we do the same repetitive cut on many pieces with one setup. Cutting by hand is definitely faster for a single piece, and can be done even when electricity is down or batteries are out. It's good to practice both hand tools and power tools, I tend to prefer hand tools as less noise, less dust, can do it indoors or anywhere. Power tools are also dangerous, especially for inexperienced operators. I nearly crippled myself many years ago, when cutting 4 inch very hard wood with the circular saw. The blade got caught by the wood, and both the saw and huge wooden piece flew by my head out of control. It was a scary experience which made me respect power tools, and be extremely careful and thoughtful when setting up the cut or other operation. I also had a router with 3 inch long and 1 inch diameter bit with indexable blades, and I was trying to follow the template, and it suddenly caught the piece and pulled my hands towards the bit. It was close. So yeah, Power tools are good, but can be dangerous. Just use them with extreme caution.

Oh you haven't seen his work.

Sometimes 😅

Life is a journey. We learn something new every day, and it's good to share the experience. I'm not claiming my solution is the best but it worked

Please check the link in the description

Thank you!

I'm not a master or professional machinist. However I have bought metal lathe and milling machine lately and now building these magnets or anything else has become much easier. At that time I used whatever tools were available to me. It also shows that we can achieve our goals even IF we don't have or can't afford super dooper tools. PS It's also quite sad to receive such a sour comment from a person who was born in the same country. Just saying...

That warms my ❤️. I hope this table lasts many generations to come

I'm not an expert. Simply every other materials drill buys were either burning or breaking on stainless or hard steels and cobalt just keeps going and stays sharp for a long time. I figured it out by trial and error

I'm not playing a machinist. It was my 1st time ever to try to find some working solution to this problem, and eventually I managed to separate the semi welded rusted parts. I used what I had on hand. What matters is, I got it done

yes of course, just place the rod in the V groove wooden support, or simply metal angle and clamp it down

The parts were semi welded. That's why the white lithium grease was the key to separate them.

One pair of scissors is fixed and stays in the same hole. The other pair moves to different holes depending on the glued panel width. Most of the time I glue the same width table tops, so I don't need to move the bolt to another hole in the steel square profile.

as you could see, the problem was not to remove the chuck from the drill press, the problem was to separate the chuck from the taper because they semi welded to each other because of the tropical climate humidity and rust

@@TigerCarpenter the taper is called the arbor I understand you didn’t want to remove the arbor and chuck assembly… but to properly separate the chuck from the arbor taper you use a wedge or two stacked.

anyway I did try using the wedge but everything was too tight due to the rust build up from tropical weather

@@TigerCarpenter hit it with a heat gun or propane torch it will loosen and if too much space use two wedges stacked opposite and use 2 hammers to tap the opposite flat ends

great! that's the best upgrade you can make to your woodworking machinery

Thank you! It's the opposite of masterpiece but I hope it's useful for people struggling with the same issue

I intend to do the proper scientific research on that. I've been collecting the soursop seeds for years

Looks are often deceiving. You sound like an unhappy individual. I can see many ugly people every day and nobody needs to tell them that. Let them be ugly and happy I don't have a business providing drill press repairs. I'm a hobbyist woodworker, and when my drill press chuck got broken, I tried many things, and finally I managed to fix it. that's how people gain experience, by trying and learning new skills. using this approach, I actually self learned a lot of things, not just in woodworking but in all walks of life. making negative comments is definitely not a skill that impresses me. go back to playing computer games grumpy smurf.

I do sorry for hurting you. Actually I was watching your video to learn how to change Chuck. I have same drill bench. Good luck 😃

@@biginoob312 you didn't hurt me at all. My video helped many people and they were happy and grateful someone put some effort to make a video. Your comment doesn't bring anything useful to the table. Maybe one day you will learn how not to push people away from you. And if you have a better solution to fix the drill press chuck, please share the link to your video. We are always happy to learn something new. It feels like you came to me and said you were hungry, so I gave you some food, and then you said the food wasn't that great. That's why from now on we'll call you Grumpy Smurf

Aluminium can be cut, drilled, and routed. It is also relatively easy to process aluminum using hand tools. Just be careful when you cut aluminum with power tools, because you don't want metal projectiles flying near your face

@@TigerCarpenter Thank you! I know 7075 is high grade and hard that's why I asked.

@@Seneslau07 I'm not familiar with the symbols used for the aluminum. I often melt in a forge and then do some stuff on the lathe or milling machine, and most of the aluminum alloys can be processed without sweat

@@TigerCarpenter Thanks. I see you're familiar with aluminum, please give in an ideea how could I bend at 90* 1,5mm aluminum sheet to make a box? I might have to find some machine that does that..

@@Seneslau07 depending on your creativity you can make bending device using steel profiles and weld them or bolt them together. I used the door once to bend metal sheets

Save seeds to plant them and create a potential to cure more people from cancer. I also suspect dried and powdered seeds are the actual cancer cure. I'll be doing a proper research on that in the next few years

I'm glad it helped you

the beauty is in the eye of the beholder. thanks for your opinion anyway. I find it very good looking, 4x4 inch posts made from the 250 years old iron wood. it enables the knees of the player to go under the piano without knocking it like it happens with the original X-stand. and it matches my working desk and other pieces of furniture, also using 4x4 inch posts. you can check out my minimalist desk design, and maybe you will understand why I went with this piano stand design. ua-cam.com/video/SMe8KYavnV8/v-deo.html

You welcome. It's a relatively simple thing but sometimes we need to see it, to be brave enough to do it ourselves. Just like I wouldn't dare changing the battery in my laptop before someone showed how

Thank you! That piano stand is built from 250 years old iron wood, so it's very special in many ways.

Thanks a lot! Now you just need to buy a piano and you can start working on your piano stand 😉

Any oil that you have on hand. For example I had synthetic oil for the diesel engines and it works great. You can spray WD-40. You can use chainsaw lubricant oil. Anything that you have is fine.