Workshop Time / Drill Bit Organisation

[@briansworkshop01]

Nice job thanks for sharing your time 🍺🍺👍👍

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Brian 👍

[@mrsritt3751]

I am glad you are managing your health. Thank you for another video.

[@MrPete1x]

Thanks again for another honest film. Good luck with the physio

[@TheOldcoder]

The main purpose of the black plastic unit that you modified for the planer is to operate a microswitch when it's fixed above ( thicknessing) or below (planing). I found it a real pain so I short-Circuit the switch so that it's redundant. There is an increased saftey issue but no more than that from any other bladed machine in the workshop.

[@creepycrawlything]

Good to have your videos back. Enjoyed.

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Colin 👍

[@Thesidingsworkshop]

Good to see you back mate 👍

[@davidparkyn4716]

Good to see you back David and take care with the back

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks David 👍

[@Ibaneddie76]

Shop is looking great!

[@InTheWorkshop]

Cheers Eddie 👍

[@paulharrison7029]

Nice to have you back David 👍

[@InTheWorkshop]

Cheers Paul 👍

[@awantamta]

nice job

[@michaelplays2449]

Great video David !! thanks

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Michael 👍

[@jonsworkshop]

Hi David, just subbed, found you through comments on mine etc. Enjoyed this one, will have a look through your videos over time! You sound like you are from the same county as I originally came from before moving north😉. Cheers, Jon

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Jon 🙂👍

[@TheMrWoodsman]

Great catch up David, very enjoyable video. Keep it up buddy.

[@InTheWorkshop]

Cheers Paul 👍

[@WeekendShedHead]

Great mods to the tool wall David, fantastic drill bit holder 👏👍 cheers Rob

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Rob 👍

[@tonyworkswood]

Good to see you back in the workshop David. Tony

[@InTheWorkshop]

Cheers Tony 👍

[@SteveMonk1956]

Good to have you back David, Happy birthday to Tommy the cat.

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Steve, I passed your birthday wishes on to Tommy 😀 👍

[@Jer0da0sniper]

Try pastewax on that cast iron to treat it for longer lasting protection

[@garrypalmer5014]

Dave make sure you tuck your hoodie ties insite your top, if they get caught in the blades or even catch under top cover, you will be in a lot of pain

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Garry, good bit of advice 👍

[@Jer0da0sniper]

When you’re trying to rip a cupped board you should use the bandsaw, it’s a lot safer than the tablesaw. It could bind and kick back easily, it’s just not a safe practice in general.

[@lfernandplopsa3627]

Don't use oil David on the lathe , use wax (it's thicker) 😉😉👍👍

[@oliice3559]

I agree lfernand plopsa
Spray the bed with PTFE Lubricant (I use GT85), then use fine wire wool to clean the bed ways.
Not necessary but I then use Peek metal polish and finally Finish off with a good coat of wax.
Don't forget to also do the same for the bottoms of the banjo and tail stock.