Good evening Dean. Yup, he is something , that Guy! LOL. Happy you enjoyed it my friend! Take good care!

Hey good day, Scott! Yup, I am pretty lucky - Guy knows his stuff and man, just when I think I have sen every tool he has hiding in there, he pulls out another one I haven't seen! LOL. Cheers and enjoy the rest of the week!

You're welcome Peter! Hope you are keeping well! Cheers!

Good evening OCD! Happy it was helpful and big thanks to OD for his help! Cheers!

LOl. That Guy is one of a lost breed, I think. Thanks very kindly Mike - have a great week!

Good evening Wayne. You bet - very fortunate. Have a great week and all the best!

Thanks Jon! Cheers!

If in the great white north they are available at Busy Bee Tools

LOL Lawrence! I'll pass your confidence on to him! Have a great week out there! Too funny.

Cheers Chuck!

Good morning and thanks Fred! I'm ready to chip again. LOL. Have a great week!

Thanks TJ. Happy it was helpful. Finally got some rain here overnight. Hopefully it will stay cool for a bit. Have a good weekend!

Good morning Don. Perfect tool for the job. Guy has a lot of stuff hiding out in that workshop. LOL!

Cheers Dave!

Good morning George. I am definitely very fortunate for sure. Have a wonderful week!

Good evening MD! Yup, they are two peas in a pod, I think. LOL! And a lot of fun to hang out with. Good luck with your blades! Cheers!

Hello, what kind of tach / Hr meter did you use? Do you get any reference for me? Appreciate thx

You too, Dave! Cheers!

LOL! Good morning Lee! One of my favourite shows growing up. Yes indeed - I am very fortunate. Have a great week!

LOL! GMG! Good morning Reg! Yup, just when I think I have seen everything, he pulls another tool out of the hat for me. Hope you are doing well Reg! Cheers!

Thanks Richard! Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers!

LOL! He is. :))

Good morning Dan! Pretty handy tool for sure. Be well and all the best out there Wood Hound!

Good evening John. I don't know for sure, but if it is still chipping good quality chips, then perhaps you are a-ok for now. I realized mine needed it because it clogged twice on me the last time I used it (and it never clogs) and the chips were not coming out as nice as they used to. have a great week and thanks for watching tonight!

Good morning and thanks Tom! I'll take a look at her channel. Cheers!

Thanks so much Mark! Happy you enjoyed it. Have a great week out there!

Good evening RC! Koda is a really great companion. Never leaves Guy's side. Hope you are well. Cheers!

Thanks Ed! Have a good one!

Thanks Don! Good point to keep in mind. Have a good one!

Good morning Brad! Some pretty cool equipment and technology. Have a good one!

Thanks Stephen! I'm loving that channel now. Amazing what those big tractors can do. Cheers!

LOL! Yes, I guess I did Michael! Happy you enjoyed it. All the best!

LOL. Good day Ben! I am sure he would be happy to say hello. Hope you and your family are doing well. Take good care!

Happy you enjoyed it Corey. Yes, it was a pretty neat tool, and perfect for this type of work, I think. All the best to you too!

Good evening Ronald! Yes, it was a pretty nifty machine and certainly did the job easily. Good luck with the chipper research and all the best Ronald!

Thanks Andrew!

Morning Kevin. That's a great idea. Thanks - will keep in mind for the next time. Cheers!

Thanks Grampie! I certainly understand why they use the red lock-tite on those bolts. have a good one!

Good day Garrett! There's never a shortage of limbs and branches. LOL! I'll look forward to your video. Take good care and all the best!

Morning Martin and thanks for the great advice on the gloves. Another sub pointed it out as well. Now I know - big thanks ! I'd like to keep my fingers. :)) Not sure we should have any play in that rotor shaft so Guy wants to take a closer look at it. Cheers and all the best!

You’re welcome, Gord! Yeah, that shaft should have little or no play in it but yours seemed to have a good bit. Mine has none so far, but I check it before and after each use to be sure. Stay safe!

Good morning Bob! A simple and effective solution - thanks! I already have two uncle Bobs, but I'm happy to have a 3rd! LOL. Cheers and thanks for sharing a great idea for all of us!

You bet, Yves! Cheers!

Hey Michael - thanks for the heads up. Didn't think of that - take care my friend!

Thanks Jerome. I do need to find out why that rotor has some play in it, so Guy is going to help take a look at the bearings etc. Have a good week out there!

@@GPOutdoors Mine has only 6 to 7 hrs of wood chopping but no play at all in it from start to last check. Bearings seem OK, lot of grease though (every hours about).

LOL! If we did, I think we'd get more use out of the lawn chairs! Cheers John!

@@GPOutdoors yeah, then yinz guys would be lookin around for more to do!

LOL! That's too funny. Thanks very much! Hope you had a good Canada Day!

LOL! Good morning Dave! He has alot of tools hiding out in there. :)) Have a good week and all the best!

Morning Andrew! That's a really good idea - thanks! My memory is terrible. Take care and thanks again - good stuff!

Good evening Dany. I haven't but thanks. I am pretty sure there will be a bit of a wait - I heard that manufacturing was shut down for a period of time due to the pandemic. But hope it will get there soon! Cheers!

Dany F...I remember a young man featured in one of the shows like 60 minutes years ago that had both arms jerked off in a corn picker accident (iirc). He made it home and managed to call in an emergency call after dragging the phone to the bath tub so he could sit in the tub to wait on the ambulance and not get his parents house too badly messed up. Of course I'm probably not remembering the story totally correct, but could this be the same young man, only older ??

@@tractorman4461 It might be a different guy. This Harmless Farmer, was a teen I think when he lost his arms. I am amazed what he can do with his feet. When I have pain somewhere, I think of him and tell myself, keep your whining to yourself!!

Dany F yes it’s good to keep ourselves in the right perspective isn’t it. The young fellow I remember was in fact a 16 or 17 year old kid when the accident happened I think in the early 90’s. I’m going to look up his channel see if he’s about the right age. Thank you for the suggestion about the Harmless Farmer whether he’s the same fellow or not. He’s GOT to be an incredible man.

@@tractorman4461 He is quite an inspiration.

Thanks Richard! A couple new names there for me to check out. Cheers and all the best!

Good evening - thanks John! I just checked out a couple of Welker videos and will look up the Mitchell channel. Thanks again - Cheers!

Hey good evening and thanks Brenton. I wasn't sure what to call it but I got it now. Thanks again and all the best!

Good morning Pohbor! I knew someone would ask. LOL. Yes sir, Guy said the same thing and agrees with you. When he noticed it, he said it shouldn't move. He wants to pull it apart and take a look at the bearings. When he does, I will video it Pohbor. Thanks very much, and always feel free to ask or point things out if you see them. I am not very mechanical, as you know, but very fortunate Guy is. Thanks again - have a great week!

@@GPOutdoors Hope it's nothing or an easy fix for you.

I would think there was a thrust washer placed on one of the bearings or at least a locking collar to maintain settings. Set screws sometimes loosen and allow the locking collar to slightly move. At least that would happen on large commercial blowers and they were balanced. I can only imagine the shock load these shafts are exposed to. Whew !!

Good day Dale! Thanks for tuning in. I could have sent them out but we did it just as you see on the video. On this simple residential grade unit, I am not too worried about tolerances to that exacting degree of accuracy - it's not a Vermeer. Hope you are keeping well and getting lots of time up at the cabin. Take care and talk again soon! Cheers!

Good day Alain, I believe he can do blades on it as well. I am going to have to do mine sometime soon so we'll see. Cheers!

Good day Mitch. He says he is pretty sure he got it from Busy Bee - possibly try the HD Supply or Princess Auto or the BB website. Take care and enjoy the rest of the week!

@@GPOutdoors Thanks GP

Good morning and thanks Stacey! I'll check it out! Cheers!

Good evening John and thanks very much for the kind advice. I always wear safety glasses but I certainly appreciate the help. I think Guy has a face shield in his workshop and I'll make sure to wear one in the future for sure. What do you recommend I wear on my hands? Thanks again - greatly appreciated!

Hi Gord. For an angle grinder (hand grinder) you can wear gloves, but on a bench grinder it's not recommended to wear gloves. I'm a machinist and same goes for what I work on and use. If the wheel grabs your glove it will pull your hand right it. If your work piece gets too hot in your hands while grinding dip it in water a couple of times to take the heat out of it. Just dont wait until the work piece is cherry hot or you could take the temper (hardness) out of your work. The gloves you were using are a no cut type? They stay closer to the skin so they are not as bad as a work or garden glove would be. If you didn't want to dip in water you could always hold the work piece with vice grips or something of that nature. But please wear the facesheild. Also before you start up the bench grinder check the grinding wheel for cracks. When you start it, stand to the side. If the wheel is going to explode it will mainly do it at start up because it's the most torque on it. When I do grinder work I always 1)check wheel 2) check if anyone is behind me (ask them to move before starting 3) stand to the side for the start up. I hope some of this helps Gord, and if I can stop or at least prevent an injury is all that matters. I've seen some bad injuries where I work and it would have taken people 5 seconds to prevent it. All the best my friend and I'm still shopping for a chainsaw hahaha!

Morning John. Thanks for the help. Makes sense. "gloves and glasses" is the old saying - except in this case, I know now. Thanks again John- good luck with the chainsaw search! Cheers!

Hey good morning and thanks very much Rootie! I will check them out. All the best!

Sorry, that’s Welker Farms Inc. Nick, Scott (Leg Arms), and their Dad are the main characters. Welker and Millennial Farmer have collaborated. On another note, Outdoors with the Morgans, Mike and Melissa from Western Pennsylvania produce daily VLOGS from their wooded 100 acre property and use some nice Kubota tractors and attachments, and many other quality chain saws, blowers, splitters, chippers, sawmill, woodworking battery power tools, etc

LOL! That would be a fun game Denis! Have a great week!

I would like to know as well. Joel

Good morning jeff. So sorry i forgot to get back to you ( I think). He got it man-years ago form Busy bee Tools - I believe it is called a Universal Grinder by Craftex. Hope that helps. Cheers!

@@GPOutdoors thanks

Thanks Darrin! I will check it out later tonight. Have a good week and thanks for the tip!

Good day Andrew. He got it years ago from Busy bee Tools. I believe it is called a Craftex universal grinder. However I can not find it on their website. Take care!

@@GPOutdoors thank you sir. Think Guy would be willing to part with his? Lol. I'm looking for something like that to sharpen my flail mower knives.

Good morning and great to hear from you Andrew. LOL! You must have a camera on us out here. :)) Saturday morning at 7:45 am. Cheers!

Good morning N2! The chipper is working well overall for my use so I'm happy with it. You may also want to look at the Woodland Mills WC48 - it has a hydraulic in-feed built in, and the pricing difference between the two is much closer now than it has been in the past. Good luck with your search! Cheers!