I have been binge watching Matthias videos. I watched this thinking it was old and then started getting mad that I couldn't find part 2 until I realized it is an hour old. Haha

The only bad thing about these videos, the want to build all his masterwork machines then realizing the need for his custom workshop to replicate them. A sad day in amateur land. Needless to say, amazing craftsmanship and ingenuity, Matthias.

you had me at "resize the drill" xD

Matthias, Greetings from Ottawa. Every time I watch one of your videos, I learn a new trick or two. That table saw trick for rounding the wheel was awesome. You keep making these videos, I'll promise to keep watching each one.

It's a real pleasure watching an engineer make empirical tests on a proposed mechanism. At UT System where I taught physical chemistry, students defaulted to spreadsheets and the idea of "Build it, see what happens" was foreign to therm. I attempted to explain that figuring out "Why?" was ever so much easier if you had an actual model to experiment with. "This is what "prototypes are For!" I guess at 71y.o. I'm just too "Old School" for Moderns. I just love watching you work, real world errors and all. "Perfect" is the enemy of "Good." 👍 In my experience "Perfect" is also an impediment to getting to "Better."

I love all the little details like the washer fulcrum at 7:50. These videos are like a library of clever techniques.

Matthias my name is Amar from russia i'm very big fan for your work In particular your work of making equipment from Cheap and available materials I started the carpentry work lately (still beginner in the wood woking) and i want to say thank You helped me save a lot of money and get a lot of experience by making my own equipment and tools

Always leave feeling a lot wiser after watching the Genius of Matthias. Top Job. Cheers from Michael. Australia.

It's so nice to see again the real Joy of Woodworking in your eyes! :)

I know this will work great :) I will add this to the bandsaw and belt sander that I built from your brilliant plans. Looking forward to seeing the next part :) The range of belt length will sounds superb to me due to the lack of suppliers. Thanks Matthias ॐ

It’s great to have these old style Matthias videos back with you making machines in your basement workshop.

Just as I thought I would never see my favorite type of videos again , Matthias came in clutch !! Awesome video👍

So happy to see a build video from you Matthias! Looking forward to part two.

Always great to see your thought process in action.

Another great video. I really appreciate you showing the mistakes in the inception of the design, very helpful in understanding why some of these things work as well as they do. Thank you for saving us having to watch every single screw get driven in. Even sped up, some peoples videos way overdo the obvious.

Matthias, I've watched a lot of your videos now and they are fantastic. You really know what you are doing!

Can't wait for part two! How exciting! Love watching you figure stuff out

I just started the video, and like all your other videos: I'm amazed, and it's not even past 25 seconds. Quote: "Except I need that bearing to be in there tight. So I need to resize the drill."

Without doubt, you, Sir, are the master of makers.

Amazed by Matthias once again! Can't wait to see what else you come up with to finish that............

Back to machine building - excellent!

Matthias at his best, making machines! Love it :D love these videos

Nice to see you building machines again. Been a while. This is the stuff that subscriber's what to watch you doing. Good job

"Green paint on standby! Green paint on standby!" Good to see Matthias making another piece of shop equipment.

your videos are so much fun to watch

Ahhh. A new Matthias video. It runs so smooth...

Nice job Matthias. Good to see again these adjustement techniques for wooden wheels. Hehe, sparkling eyes saying "tracking control" denotes it was a satisfying achievement!.

Matthias - Three things: - Screws to help align and reduce slipping on glue up. - Marker on Forstner bit for depth of cut. - Floating smaller bearings within bearings to help identify needed balance on wheels All three were especially insightful for me and my future project builds! Thank you!

your videos definitely help with ideas and projects I come up with. I cobbled together a 2" x 60" belt sander this weekend. I've had the idea for a while just haven't had the time. I used an old 9 inch band saw as the platform and built off of it.

I love the idea, and method, for resizing the drill bit.

This guy always brings good videos!

Great video! I enjoy watching your videos, and I appreciate your ingenuity.

Super travail et toujours de très bonnes idées.

Can't wait to see the next build on this.

You are a true master, I like this. Your work is gorgeous.

You are always a great wooden artist. I am writing from South America Uruguay

Great to see another tool build. Thanks, Matthias!

Thanks Matthias. I hope you'll make some plans available when you're finished. looking forward to pt 2

Looking forward to part two. Thank you.

He's gunna make it gear drive, I can just feel it. The soothing clacking of gears will keep your mind at ease as you sand away your troubles.

You work very neatly and your projects are very beautiful and your warehouse is very nice sir!

Superbly genius as always! Love your stuff.

I love these series. Great work

Matthias, you are a genius!!!

It will be a wonderful design with wood and awesome build!

You had me at "resize the drill". It's something you don't come across all that often on other channels

Matthias, it's so nice to see you are back at making machines again. From personal experience I'd use the most powerful motor that has good torque.

YES!! another tool build..love these videos...keep up to good work sir

I love the trial & error aspect of the video. I could relate as I am an amateur, moreover it was good enjoyable. Thank you for sharing.

Matthias, you are a gd genius. Love your vids, brother.

I think its will be great machine I really love the way matthias explain everything

Thank you for explaining the problem then the solution. Makes it actually comprehensible from a viewers POV

Oh yes, new machine! Looking forward to the next parts :)

Exellent job Mathias, Very good!

I think I'll be with you on that build, I'll try to copy it and adapt it to my needs Thanks for the inspiration !

When gluing up flat boards you can use a pinch of sea salt instead of screws to prevent slippage. Love your work. Very creative.

You are My Hero! I Love your Videos! You inspire me so Much! I hope you have a Great Day Matthias!

I've been waiting for you to come out with a 2x72 belt grinder build, I don't think I'm the only one either, nice job on this :)

Love the screw alignment method. Gonna have to try that out someday. - Cay

Matthias you are a bloody genius:-) I was going to recommend once you had the right size hole for a good bearing fit that you put the bearing in the freezer so you use less force to insert it - but then I remembered you are in Canada - just put the bearing outside for 5 minutes ;-)

brilliant as always Mathias!

Mr Matthias you are great i enjoy your videos

I get so freaking excited when I see a “Part 1” in a Matthias video lol

Finally a real video from you!

love your vids man. Keep up the good work.

Just what we needed❤

Definitely a good start. Thanks for the video.

At 3: 07, a fixture to hold it to a belt sander work too. If the wheel is set at a distance to contact the belt at the wheel's highest point, and set at about a 20° angle, the belt will turn the wheel and sand it. If the wheel is on a threaded shaft, the wheel can be moved smoothly into the belt.

Another great invention, I like

Really great videos. Re-sizing the drill bit - who would have thought it!

I appreciate that you don't unnecessarily divide your videos into multiple segments. We always get tons of good information in your build videos.

Congratulations!!!

Matthis, you are genuis!

Love the tool build videos!

It really was high time for another wood machine!

YES YES YES!! A Matthias build series

Looking so hard for part two, when realizing this was posted today. :D

Matthias is so clever!

Great simple design.

There sure is a lot of inequality in this world. I guess we all know who got all the intelligence. You blow my mind on every video. Love the way you do things. Amazing.

Congratulações Parabéns Recomendo

Man, we haven’t heard a solid ‘Oh Sh*t’ in awhile. Made me laugh out loud!

Fascinating as always

Love Logical Engineering. Good job.

Very clever, as always ! Thanks !

You sir are a crazy man

Likes the video before watching, never disappointed !

You're an inspiration..

I like these kind of videos!

I felt that "ooh!" when you drove the chisel into that bearing race.

I hope I'm not speaking to quickly... I like that your channel still showcases ingenuity, using what you have or repurposed materials and being DIY. You haven't succumbed to using a free CNC, a free line of tools and building things that we don't need. How many bookshelves, end tables, tables and workbenches does one need after all?

Thanks for sharing your great knowledge

Great video, Thank you for the idea and info.

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Great job as always

I like these types of videos better than the timelapse with voice-over. But I imagine this is much harder to film and edit.

Soooooooo smooth!

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Looks very nice!

Super Video, very cool Project!