That old timer does an awesome job for your applications!

So cool. Love to see the old hardware working so well. My grandpa worked as a machinist for Rockwell after WW2, so seeing Rockwell gear running boards was extra special. Thanks so much for taking the time on a Sunday to show that off!

I use TRV, German high precision machines, but I must tell you those old thinks are really impressive, im stunned to be honest, made me think why in the world I spend so much!

so pretty, thanks here from finland👍👍

How in the he'll an 80 years old machine makes this fine boards, it is true that they made lasting tools earlier, I love that planer!!!

Does a nice job.

Very nice.

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Believe it or not there are companies that make updated heads that replace the old straight blades to helical. Uses less horsepower, doesn't cause tear outs in bird's eye, and is easier to adjust and sharpen. Not that you need it because your's appears to be doing the job nicely. Nice video 👍

Great to see the old timer still working

Nice video, That planner looks like one I used way back when I was in trade school.

I love that poplar! The oak ain't bad either! LOL

I understood or thought that I heard you say that you sell green and air dried lumber. Do you plane much wood? Are you still running a square head cutter on that planer?

I don’t know what’s going on with KZfaq but I have to check to see if the things that I subscribe to is still subscribed. I checked yours just now and I was not subscribed anymore. Don’t worry, I immediately resubscribed. I’ve had this with a welding channel as well. I check them often now. I wonder if others are having this issue as well?

How many passes to get the sticker stain out of the lumber

Why do some plane on an angle.