It’s great to see Marius’ comment on Jer’s work. I was thinking as I watched how these 2 young men are so very much alike in their dedication to quality and perfection in their work. Thank you both.
Jer, I know you don't post often, so it's always a nice surprise to see a new video from you. Your projects are always so well thought out, and I appreciate the thought and effort that go into sharing them with all of us. Cheers. JB
Me dum dum. Me feel like dum dum watching Jer Schmidt video. 😂. LOL. Your attention to detail and solution finding to “road blocks” in your design and builds are so impressive!! Been waiting for over a year for another one of your projects to drop. So glad you’re still out there producing and innovating! Keep them coming please.
Jeremy, it’s great to see you posting content again, and sharing your skills with us all. My sons and I think of you every time we use our 2” x 72” belt grinder: which we built together, using your superb plans.
In answer to the sealant question, automotive seam sealer. This sort of application is exactly what it's designed to do. Also, if you use a hammer to relieve the bending stresses as you form the sheet metal you'll have an easier time of it as you progress around the form. In any case, fantastic work as always. Good to see you post again.
I've thought many times I'd like to see you do a colab with Matthias and then you mentioned him. That was one step in the right direction. Let's make this happen. Keep up the great work, by the way.
Very happy to see you posting again. In my opinion you are one of the most talented ones on YT regarding craftsmanship, production, and content. Hope to see more in the future. No pressure though.
I am so glad to see you back making things like this again.....and better yet, bringing us all along for the ride....thanks for inspiring me to make one of your 2 x 72 grinders....I've long recognized your genius. Palmer Moynihan
So glad to see an update from you! I hope you are doing well I revisit several of your videos regularly. Like every month or so. Many of them are wonderful I just watched your ruler sheath video two nights ago.. Such a great example of prototyping and troubleshooting through multiple iterations until finding a perfect design that works for you. You’re a real inspiration to guys like me. I’m a little bit older than you but I’ve spent a lot of time teaching younger folks everything from woodworking to blacksmithing and machining. you’re a real inspiration to younger folks, (and older folks for that matter) and your work is always top notch.
Really amazing to see somebody building Penz's design by hand. I thought about it long and hard, but I don't have your welding skills, so kudos for you for taking this on, and for sharing with the rest of us.
Always a pleasure to watch you work, Jer. I kept thinking, "He should have a slip roll." Then I could easily imagine bending and forming the sheet metal in whatever ways I could come up with. I am eager to see the continuation. Well done!
Yay! Welcome back, Jeremy! I hope all is going well for you personally and professionally! Looking forward to watching. I’ve always loved your videos and engineering.
You have crazy good skills. A tip on cutting thin metal with a jig saw I learned while building a Teardrop camper is to place the metal on a sheet of 2" foam board. It will support the metal and allow to cut into the foam board.
Imagine my surprise seeing a notification from "Jer". Glad to see that you're doing well and this is a nice project. Looking forward to the next parts.
Thanks god, both "brains" are back "on air". Marius and Jer are making videos again. It was a poor lonesome time without you two. Greetings from southern Germany....
Ron Covell has really good videos on making cones and other shapes from sheet metal. Also if the silicone doesn’t hold up I’d like to suggest automotive seam sealer. Love your videos. Can’t wait for more.
Nice to see you again. I like your perfectionism and this dust collectors at all, Marius Hornberger build one too. My shop is way to small für such a huge system, but one day, in the future, maybe I am able to build one too. Same with your beltgrinder, no space in the shop, I am looking in the future.... Geeting from Germany
18:41 "Sometimes figuring out a faster way to do something is slower than just doing it the slow way". A thousand programmer souls cried in unison here. Programmers can spend hours making something to automate a 10 minute task.
Seeing you back here MADE MY DAY! Great project, can't wait for part two. I used to design high speed packing equipment, and if there is one thing I can see and love in your work, it is the ability to overcome issues and to do it in a way that uses two things that seem to be sorely missing in todays world - common sense and creativity. The touch of genius is the icing on the cake. Welcome back!
I have enjoyed your work. I am sorry to hear that some of the items you had from the past are no longer with you, but you can build more. I hope you have found a path and a place that makes you happy.
Hurray! New content! So glad to see you back making videos! As a side note, Ron Covell has great videos for sheet metal fabrication. In the "F-Bomb" series he shows techniques for simple ways of calculating spring back and then creating smaller templates so the metal "rests" back to intended dimensions. Probably too late for this project, but good info for future projects. Definitely worth checking out.
YES!!! So happy to see you again! Looking forward to follow along in the new shop with you. Awesome first project back, but please share small updates and shop-projects also, cause your projects are pure class, but I watch just as much for you and your personality. Now on to watch some of your other videos, while I wait for the next one. Can't wait!
I built a Pentz design cyclone back in 2001, I use it everyday, it works great. Bill was very kind helping me out via email. Good job, cheers from Tokyo! Stu
Hi Jer, great to see some new content from you, hope the world is treating you well. As always it's a pleasure to see the care and creativity you bring to such high quality careful work. Keep making.
Your sentence is so deep in my head. „You don’t have to make it perfect. Just make ist adjustable!“ Nice you‘re back on screen and nice Video by the way! Greetings from Germany
Welcome back Jeremy! Good to see you dropping content again. Nice B.A.D. (boulder aided design) for the collector. Cutting tin with a jigsaw is a great way to test the hearing protection :) Looking forward to more excellent vids Cheers
Awesome Vid!!! Glad you are back!!! Your video's were the inspiration for me to build a shop, learn all processes of welding, learn machining and build some custom tools / machines for my shop. I really hope you know just how much of an inspiration you are to others!!!!
I happened across part 2 in my feed today so, I had to watch part one as well, right? Nice project Der. I'm glad to see you back - you have been missed!
Great video Jeremy! Looks like a great shop. You both have great tools for helping each other by the looks of things. Good idea to sort that dust thing out straight away. Looking forward to your next part on this. ALWAYS worth watching your videos! I learn so much from you.
It was a nice surprise to see a video out from you today. Looks like a really well constructed cyclone. I look forward to the next couple videos on it. You definitely got your mileage out of that grinder you built on this project.
Good to see you posting again Jer! This is yet another one of your very impressive builds! Looking forward to the follow up videos. Be well.......... 👍👍😉😉
a CNC router can become a CNC plotter, to help you draw those weird curves onto flat stuff. I've absolutely chucked a magic marker into a router with the actual router spinny bit unplugged. Sharpies do not like being spun at 20k and yes you can ask me how I know.
Oh yeah, Jer is back! Really nice cyclone. Looking forward to the blower video
SHHHHH!!! Shut up dude! Jeremy is like a baby deer or a butterfly, if he knows you see him, you’ll scare him away. You have to let him come to you lol
Marius! My two favourite makers Marius and Jer in the same place, one night only!!
It’s great to see Marius’ comment on Jer’s work. I was thinking as I watched how these 2 young men are so very much alike in their dedication to quality and perfection in their work. Thank you both.
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Jer, I know you don't post often, so it's always a nice surprise to see a new video from you. Your projects are always so well thought out, and I appreciate the thought and effort that go into sharing them with all of us. Cheers. JB
It's so good to see you're making content again. Best wishes from England 🇬🇧
Ditto. Dk
You have been missed. Very much. For you are one of the great DIY'rs on UA-cam. And we love what ever you do. kind Sir. Welcome back.
Glad to see you making content again. You were one of the original people I had watched and was sorry to see you go. Welcome Back.
Great project. So good to see you posting again! 👌
Looks,like you’ve gone through a lot since the last video. Welcome back. We are here for you. 👍🏻😃
Me dum dum. Me feel like dum dum watching Jer Schmidt video. 😂. LOL. Your attention to detail and solution finding to “road blocks” in your design and builds are so impressive!! Been waiting for over a year for another one of your projects to drop. So glad you’re still out there producing and innovating! Keep them coming please.
No questions, I just have to say it is so good to see you "in action".
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Jeremy, it’s great to see you posting content again, and sharing your skills with us all. My sons and I think of you every time we use our 2” x 72” belt grinder: which we built together, using your superb plans.
Thank you!
Watching you create precise, robust tools has always been a joy. I'm so glad you have a shop again!
It makes me so happy to see you again man you have no idea how.
Fantastic to see a new video from you. I was just on my way to bed, but now I'm watching a video instead I guess!
So glad to have you back and making!
Glad to see you still making content!
Great to see you back Jeremy.
Like everyone else, I’m glad to see you back, you know it seems every time I watch a Mathias video you’d come to mind. Hope all is well.
40 year Ironworker here. I am impressed. You did a GREAT build. Thanks.
In answer to the sealant question, automotive seam sealer. This sort of application is exactly what it's designed to do.
Also, if you use a hammer to relieve the bending stresses as you form the sheet metal you'll have an easier time of it as you progress around the form.
In any case, fantastic work as always. Good to see you post again.
Hooray! I'm glad to see you having good fun again!
1:05 - yeah I fell for it. You earned yourself a thumbs up.
Very glad to see this vid. Looking forward to more build videos!
ALSO fell for it haha!. Curiosity got the best of me. So good to see another video though!
haven't fallen for one of those in years!
Yup I fell for it too..
I don't get it
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Welcome back Jer! Great to see a video from you again!
I've thought many times I'd like to see you do a colab with Matthias and then you mentioned him. That was one step in the right direction. Let's make this happen. Keep up the great work, by the way.
This was a welcomed surprise. Its great to have you back!
glad to see you back!
Been doing this for over 40 years and have to say I’m pretty impressed!
Very happy to see you posting again. In my opinion you are one of the most talented ones on YT regarding craftsmanship, production, and content. Hope to see more in the future. No pressure though.
Getting the notice that you had a new video was like being told a good friend was back in town. Thanks.
I am so glad to see you back making things like this again.....and better yet, bringing us all along for the ride....thanks for inspiring me to make one of your 2 x 72 grinders....I've long recognized your genius. Palmer Moynihan
Welcome back! We are never going to give you up ;)
So glad to see an update from you! I hope you are doing well
I revisit several of your videos regularly. Like every month or so. Many of them are wonderful I just watched your ruler sheath video two nights ago.. Such a great example of prototyping and troubleshooting through multiple iterations until finding a perfect design that works for you.
You’re a real inspiration to guys like me. I’m a little bit older than you but I’ve spent a lot of time teaching younger folks everything from woodworking to blacksmithing and machining. you’re a real inspiration to younger folks, (and older folks for that matter) and your work is always top notch.
I watch them too!
I'm glad to see you post again. I hope everything is going well.
Really amazing to see somebody building Penz's design by hand. I thought about it long and hard, but I don't have your welding skills, so kudos for you for taking this on, and for sharing with the rest of us.
So glad to see you back jer!!
It's great to see you back on YT Jer!
Great video and build, thank you!
He lives!!!!!! Welcome back!!! Made my day. :)
Always a pleasure to watch you work, Jer. I kept thinking, "He should have a slip roll." Then I could easily imagine bending and forming the sheet metal in whatever ways I could come up with. I am eager to see the continuation. Well done!
Thanks! A slip roll would be nice, but I kinda like finding ways to make things without the “right” tool.
So good to see you fabricating in your new place.
Yay! Welcome back, Jeremy! I hope all is going well for you personally and professionally!
Looking forward to watching. I’ve always loved your videos and engineering.
Very good to have you back!
You have crazy good skills. A tip on cutting thin metal with a jig saw I learned while building a Teardrop camper is to place the metal on a sheet of 2" foam board. It will support the metal and allow to cut into the foam board.
Welcome back Jer. Nice to see you again
Welcome back. We miss your well deigned projects and hope you will do more.
Good to see you back buddy, hope life is now treating you good!
Absolutely shocked and happy to to see you make content. Thank you
Jer Schmidt. Nice to meet you! with a whole new person! Congratulations...
Imagine my surprise seeing a notification from "Jer". Glad to see that you're doing well and this is a nice project. Looking forward to the next parts.
I wish I was that handy.
Nice to see a new video of you
Glad you were able to get in a shop. I always enjoy your content.
Thanks god, both "brains" are back "on air". Marius and Jer are making videos again. It was a poor lonesome time without you two. Greetings from southern Germany....
Ron Covell has really good videos on making cones and other shapes from sheet metal. Also if the silicone doesn’t hold up I’d like to suggest automotive seam sealer. Love your videos. Can’t wait for more.
jerr is back! great proyects man! we missed you! , saludos desde argetina (greeting from argentina)
Nice to see you again.
I like your perfectionism and this dust collectors at all, Marius Hornberger build one too.
My shop is way to small für such a huge system, but one day, in the future, maybe I am able to build one too.
Same with your beltgrinder, no space in the shop, I am looking in the future....
Geeting from Germany
Welcome Back Jer, Good to see you're posting again.
Glad you're back! Always love your overbuilt inventions.
I'm so glad to see you back Jer!!! Hope to see more from you in the near future!
18:41 "Sometimes figuring out a faster way to do something is slower than just doing it the slow way". A thousand programmer souls cried in unison here. Programmers can spend hours making something to automate a 10 minute task.
^ story of my life 😆😅
Great to have you back, Jer!
Seeing you back here MADE MY DAY! Great project, can't wait for part two. I used to design high speed packing equipment, and if there is one thing I can see and love in your work, it is the ability to overcome issues and to do it in a way that uses two things that seem to be sorely missing in todays world - common sense and creativity. The touch of genius is the icing on the cake. Welcome back!
You sure have a lot of patience. Nice work.
I have enjoyed your work. I am sorry to hear that some of the items you had from the past are no longer with you, but you can build more. I hope you have found a path and a place that makes you happy.
Welcome back! You are one of the reasons I started my channel.
Hurray! New content! So glad to see you back making videos!
As a side note, Ron Covell has great videos for sheet metal fabrication. In the "F-Bomb" series he shows techniques for simple ways of calculating spring back and then creating smaller templates so the metal "rests" back to intended dimensions. Probably too late for this project, but good info for future projects. Definitely worth checking out.
I don't know Ron Covell. But on UA-cam, he appears to be The sinonym of proper INTEGRITY. ✨
Oh hey you're back! It's great to see you again.
Welcome back my beautiful friend!
Yay, Jer! Don't even know what this vid is about yet but I'm happy to see you back!!!
I'm happy to see you making content again. I hope everything is going well with you.
Look who's finally back. Great to see you again.
YES!!! So happy to see you again! Looking forward to follow along in the new shop with you. Awesome first project back, but please share small updates and shop-projects also, cause your projects are pure class, but I watch just as much for you and your personality. Now on to watch some of your other videos, while I wait for the next one. Can't wait!
I agree! smol videos and updates!
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I built a Pentz design cyclone back in 2001, I use it everyday, it works great. Bill was very kind helping me out via email.
Good job, cheers from Tokyo!
Stu
I’ve missed your projects, glad to see you back. Looking forward to your next video!
It is nice to see you back. I hope all is well
Hi Jer, great to see some new content from you, hope the world is treating you well. As always it's a pleasure to see the care and creativity you bring to such high quality careful work. Keep making.
Your sentence is so deep in my head. „You don’t have to make it perfect. Just make ist adjustable!“
Nice you‘re back on screen and nice Video by the way! Greetings from Germany
So glad to see you making content again! Looking forward to more videos
Yes!! We've missed you Jer!
Excelente trabajo. Eres ejemplo a seguir. Felicitaciones!
QR code on the laptop was a nice touch. Always good to see content from you. The cyclone looks great.
Welcome back Jeremy! Good to see you dropping content again. Nice B.A.D. (boulder aided design) for the collector.
Cutting tin with a jigsaw is a great way to test the hearing protection :)
Looking forward to more excellent vids
Cheers
Great! It's great that you're back! Take care! :)
Awesome Vid!!! Glad you are back!!! Your video's were the inspiration for me to build a shop, learn all processes of welding, learn machining and build some custom tools / machines for my shop. I really hope you know just how much of an inspiration you are to others!!!!
Good to see you back Jer! Hope to see some more vids now Hope all is well!
You need a laser welder. They are cooooool!
I happened across part 2 in my feed today so, I had to watch part one as well, right? Nice project Der. I'm glad to see you back - you have been missed!
Seeing this made my day!! Part 1 means more Jer!
Welcome back, another of your awesome builds.
Awesome to see you back! Can't wait to see the projects you have lined up.
glad you are back, looks like its time for a tig welder for that thin stuff
Yeah!! That might be one of my next tool purchases.
Great video Jeremy! Looks like a great shop. You both have great tools for helping each other by the looks of things. Good idea to sort that dust thing out straight away. Looking forward to your next part on this. ALWAYS worth watching your videos! I learn so much from you.
It was a nice surprise to see a video out from you today. Looks like a really well constructed cyclone. I look forward to the next couple videos on it.
You definitely got your mileage out of that grinder you built on this project.
so happy to see your projects again
Good to see you, Jeremy! Looking forward to this series! :-)
Hope you're landing on your feet out there and enjoying your journey!
Cool buddy ! Glad to see you again ! 👍👍 two thumb's up big guy !
Good to see you posting again Jer! This is yet another one of your very impressive builds! Looking forward to the follow up videos. Be well.......... 👍👍😉😉
Nice work young man
a CNC router can become a CNC plotter, to help you draw those weird curves onto flat stuff. I've absolutely chucked a magic marker into a router with the actual router spinny bit unplugged. Sharpies do not like being spun at 20k and yes you can ask me how I know.
I have missed your videos man! Glad to have you back!
I am so happy to see you back man! :D Thanks for sharing this vid, great work!...also great work on that QR code xD
Like many posters here, I am very glad to see you again . Cheers from Australia.
Awesome to see new stuff from you 💜