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0:19 Damn thats a smooth way to close the balisong. Can you make a tutorial?

Run it?

I had a Gorton P1-3 3d Pantomill. with a full set of collets and brass fonts. It was given to me by a friend who needed to clear up floor space. It collected dust in my shop for a couple of years, I really couldn't find a use for it, so I gave to to another friend, and now it's sitting in his shop, collecting dust. They seem like they'd be a wonderful machine to have, but honestly, even the most inexpensive CNC router is more flexible, and faster to set up. My hats off to anyone who has sorted out a practical use for one of these.

Y6k (y2k to Chaplin to middle finger Chaplin to ring finger Chaplin to pinkie Chaplin)

Nice video (as always) , i usually watch you balisong stuff , and i need some pivot needles and i’m in the UK , i would also like to buy one of your balisongs but i have no money haha 😂, but yes , do you provide UK shipping ?

Whoooooa awesome!!!

*proceeds to undo the chain stitch, starting at the correct end. fails. tries the wrong end. definitely fails. back to correct end. gets it. ZIP*

any shoe maker will love it.

Looks like a very similar sewing mechanism to the chain stitch embroidery machines that use a hook needle, but sized up for leather. The rotating post bed is very common in shoe/boot making so I'd guess that was the original target industry for the machine.

Those look like milling collets for a milling chuck is it a similar deal? ER collets, particularly ER20, are ridiculously useful. You have some seriously cool stuff man gotta love younger people more my age that are still into the pre-CNC age of machining/making things

That is such a cool machine I hope you eventually make work boots or something I'd love to own some Indiana John boots. That sounds so cool

Nice 👍!!

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Great tutorial bro

Glad to see another tutorial! Very fun looking combo! Thanks for the vid

Really like this one. Can you post other angles / slow mo ?

can u make me a custom blade for a Benchmade 4x

I thought shorts could be 90 seconds, turns out they've gotta be a minute or less. My bad lol

hey bro i just learnt this as my first advanced combo , really like it 😊

....I dig.

Wowee!

The belt is very strange, never see one like this ^^ Old stuff, she not a bit noisy when use ?

It’s D2 not 440C

She's a beaut John, just needs a turret and some production parts to make ;)

Good stuff!

Wow it’s nice to see a piece of machinery front my hometown. I grew up right down the road from the south bend lathe building before they remodeled it.

Do they sell a balicomb version of this?

your so lucky I live in the uk and only dream of having this

$40 right now pretty tempted

I thought it was a realistic video game for a sec😅

Awesome stuff John, burning the midnight oil I see.... I'm so glad to see you follow through with your filming plans!!! I know personally its hard for me to film literally anything without giving up. Inspiring that you made such a complete video

Maybe the circle with an added outline would loook nice. Interested in seeing the trimmed verison also. Regardless the clarity is impressive, leather is the best.

Awesome as always

insanely cool machine

I think it’s more like a fan parabolic, that looks cool!

One of the nicest guys. Love the machinery.

This is a fun video to look back on cuz 2 years ago I could not for the life of me understand this combo but now it looks simple! Thank you John for the quality combos!

Those cranks are hella satisfying

Dude I might need to build a whip now, you came outta nowhere with this!

That was unexpected 😂

It’s crazy how old those band saws are but still kick. I’m digging the set up. It’s so cool

greetings

HES BACK

Glad too see u back

Es una navaja que no sirve para nada es una verdadera porquería se le aflojan los tornillos el seguro se abre BOKER le pone su marca a cualquier cuchillo Chino barato y ellos lo benden carisimos

Bro that is a sick balisong I love the look and the kukri blade ohhhhhhhh so sick👌👌👌

Is this Bali difficult too Loctite ?

Loved hearing you talk about what a pain it would be to take apart. I got a newer version and the latch stopped working so I took it back. They said the pivot was so loose the latch wouldn’t close and gave me a new one. Same thing happened. I ordered some loctite and took it apart myself and put loctite in the pivot. Man, I’m not a very mechanically adept person and there were so many tiny screws, and the metal liners coming apart, and those tiny pins held in by nothing falling out, it was insane. Those scale screws have at least 3 different sizes and it’s hard to figure out which go where. Also was surprised to see ball bearings in the pivots. I finally managed to get it back together and it seems to be rock solid. Quality control at some of their plants is going downhill lately I hear. Very cool design, although definitely a pain to maintain. Love your tricks btw, looks very smooth.

You have severe ocd my friend to notice the things you did.

Thumbs down for the Plaguerize comment. Cry more about a retaining latch