Good work Sir. Just picked up a P-14. can't wait to get into it

Cool, got my self a Delta 28-180 Bench Band Saw 1/5 Hp..... 9inch for $40.00 Facebook. Circa 1970ish. All metal. Love it!!! They sell for about $200. Have me a big grizzly to, but I use this baby all the time!

Nice Job, best way, have your compressors and tanks all in one place, say an out house, also bolt them to the concrete slab, when they explode they will take off like a rocket, if bolted to the floor, you will minimize projectile risk and it will only blow the seam and release the air. Then just run all air lines inside, safe as houses, lol.

Can you show a picture of how the movable fence interacts by the rear extension?

I put 30 lb irregular stone with type S mortar with bonding adhesive right on cement board and never had one come off, don't scratch coat cement board you just make a fail layer

Use not useing type S mortar for sure

You have to wet wall and stone and as l said bonding adhesive and type S stucco/mortar mix

I always brush bonding adhesive to wall and cement board and you can't pull it off,

I wish I could make one but damn those casters are very very expensive in our country and I don't know why and it makes me sad coz I badly needed them coz I'm tired of always dragging my super heavy wooden scaffold. Hopeless for me!

This guy is clueless

really nice

Did you mix rustoleum and acetone 50/50 for this paint job thanks nice job

I need to make one for my craftsman contractor saw. I currently have on a metal stand and it’s on Mobil base. I see the outfeed portion needs to be first. I just have to figure out how to support that. I have some melamine I’ll see if can be used for outfeed.

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Thanks for the video comparison, I picked up a 2001 Central Machinery on the cheap, and bought 3 new blades, and cool blocks (didnt have the upgraded roller guides like yours), and it works amazing, and a solid made in Taiwan tool. Resawed some 4" oak like a dream w 3/4" Timberwolf blade. IMO, its 90% blades and setup. Also, make sure to watch Alex Snodgrass bandsaw clinic for setup, it was a game changer for me.

This is an open air contractor saw. Enclosing it WIL cause the motor to overheat and fail.

Who makes a drawer to collect dust ??? WEIRD ?

Thanks for the good ideas!! This gets me sparked to do my version. I appreciate your taking the time to make this video and the music is good too!!............

Freakin awesome

Nice job!! Is that an engine hoist that you used to lift it ? Thanks !!

There is a lot of blade noise on both saws. This can be cured by adjusting your blade guides. The back guides should be about 1/32" off the spine of the blade. The side guides should be just behind the valleys of the blade teeth and no more than 1/16" off the sides of the blades. None of the rollers, top or bottom, should be moving while the saw is running idle.

One question??? How do you do it left?

That price list today is over $30

Hey bud remember your videos help for generations

You should buy TIC GS5 speakers and GS50 Subwoofer so you don't see the speakers and get a Pyle 6 zone amp so you can adjust the volume on each zone of speakers

Im from South Africa and bought a Delta Milhaukee for around $50 on an auction.Made in 1955.Works like a charm.I thought mine needed new bearings/sleeves cause of the noise which is similar to yours.You are satisfied with noise levels so I will also stop worrying about noise levels😂

That's exactly what I did with mine and I love it👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 I did mine a lot different than you did I use two wheels off of a riding lawn mower in the front

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Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is the definition of insanity.

Could do with a drain in the bottom

I scored on the green Harbor freight one... 20.00 in excellent shape!

You need tile mortar. Super stick and strong!

I had this same exact idea , you did an amazing job but I was thinking of putting the 3/4 " conduit on the bottom any particular reason you went with the 3/4 on the top 1/2 on the bottom?

I have this stove and about to put it into service. thanks for the history. How did you deal with the oval flute for pipe? I am going to put gasket lining for a tight seal and purchase a coal grate to burn coal. Yours came out great. I do not have that nifty screen maybe I can make one .

That was awesome! No way I was spending $140.00 on a support bracket.

Did you have electricity in the middle or out the side?

Well, nice, thanks. I need this for my boat . Hey, next time, use butyl . It lasts much longer than silicon

Thanks for the idea. I did the same thing for my 5 drawer, General tool cart, it works great.

Where did you get b the doorcpins and get the handle off?

That's one way to get broken eggs

Hi There! Thanks for all the info and demonstration! I'm new at this but how can I daisy chain three speakers a 2 watts? Do I connect commons together and colors together and that's it?

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS TASK LOOK FEARLESS AND do able!! My patonpending southbend started to rust in my living room after 27 years. I'm. Learning so much.mine has nickel how do I clean the nickel part.

Great job. This gives me alot to think about. How long did this take to build would you guess? Would you mind me taking this idea and changing it to suit my pm64? Also noticed your double belt pulley. Does this assist in a smoother running saw? Finally, would like your thoughts on the link belt over standard belt?? Thanks for your time!

I just got one needs a lot of work But it’s got a Merc 110 inboard was wondering if anybody knows where there’s any pictures or any specs on this boat this is apparently the

I want to paint a small dance floor. Do you think this kind of paint job would stand up to high heels?

Looks great! This is exactly what I’m trying to do

I know this is a old video but hopefully your still around and can answer my question. I'm painting a bilco cellar door and was having a hardtime getting a smooth finish with alkyd enamel. I tested your method with the 60/40 thinning ratio. It leveled out like a charm and that's great but i'm not sure exactly how many coats of paint I should apply before I paint my last finish coat. 8 coats seems like overkill on such a large project. Around how many coats of paint would you recommend for a larger project based on your past experience? Also I would not be polishing the last coat since it's a cellar door.