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A Jack-O-Lantern With Moving Eyes
Maybe I watched too much Scooby Doo growing up?
Many years ago I had the idea to carve a jack-o-lantern with a unique feature:
Eyes that move.
Watch as I cobble together a mechanism to make that a reality
for some reason.
I don't know why I chose Hannibal Lecter, in retrospect I think Marty Feldman from Young Frankenstein would have been a better choice
Many years ago I had the idea to carve a jack-o-lantern with a unique feature:
Eyes that move.
Watch as I cobble together a mechanism to make that a reality
for some reason.
I don't know why I chose Hannibal Lecter, in retrospect I think Marty Feldman from Young Frankenstein would have been a better choice
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Making a Locking Parallelogram Gate
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.7 месяцев назад
I have a wide doorway in my house and there's no room for a conventional swinging dog gate. The right gate for the job can fold down for use, and fold away for storage. Have a look at the process of making a unique parallelogram gate All the bars moving together is such a satisfying sight! Thank you to Matthias Wandel for inspiring me to make gates like these many years ago
Tales of Sawdust and Crossbows, 5 Fun Workshop Stories
Просмотров 8608 месяцев назад
This videos contains naughty words and bourbon, it should not be watched by squares... or most people actually Join me for 5 short projects, well one of them is more of a demonstration but luckily people online are never pedantic or annoying 1st I figure out the best way to shoot a crossbow in my basement 2nd I spruce up the dirtiest part of my basement 3rd I spray water all over the floor... a...
Taking a Stand... I Mean Making a Stand For My South Bend Lathe
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
See the restoration of this lathe here: ruclips.net/video/77BtZY4EKXw/видео.htmlsi=SNLtzzU6oUXq7yW_ I made a stand for my 1934 South Bend Heavy 10 Lathe. I was tired of bending over to see my work so a completely proportional response was absolutely warranted. This video contains naughty words, I put them there myself
Major Improvement in Ax Technology
Просмотров 1 тыс.Год назад
Made this as a birthday present for my friend, I advise you take this about as seriously as that statement warrants. Hey RUclips, if you flag this then you are stupid -Daveman
Installing Conduit Makes Running CAT6 Cable... Easier
Просмотров 12 тыс.Год назад
While my house is being renovated, I installed conduit to run CAT6 cable up to my attic and garage. Eventually I'll install cameras that run power over ethernet (POE) to a central location under my stairs where I'll keep an NVR. Until then I'll just be here covered in sawdust and assorted filth
Sorting Nerds by Size, Losers Get Eaten
Просмотров 617Год назад
I bought all the nerds they had at my local grocery store and set about finding the biggest ones in the bunch. I 3D printed some hardware to do the sorting and screwed it onto my disc sander because it shakes more than it sands Check out this link if you want the files 3238978916525.gumroad.com/ just be aware you're going to get nerds everywhere I'm shoveling the losers into my mouth out of a t...
From Crud to Stud, Restoring the South Bend Heavy 10 Lathe
Просмотров 115 тыс.Год назад
This lathe turned out beautiful and it's my new main lathe in the shop! I found a South Bend Heavy 10L from 1938 at a garage sale and dragged it home for cleanup and restoration. I live in the frozen hell-scape of the American Midwest so this was a lovely winter project. I show every step of the rebuild and goof around in the process so I hope it gives you a chuckle. If you want to see how I go...
Controller Modification Helps You Run Forever, No Stamina Required
Просмотров 371Год назад
Check out part one here: ruclips.net/video/-4P5C8rEZtk/видео.html By very minor demand, here is the next iteration of my whistle sprint, it's got cruise control! Just flick a switch and you can whistle sprint even lazier. I designed and 3D printed a controller attachment that clamps onto a Nintendo switch controller. The down function of the D-pad is exported to a trigger mechanism you can pull...
3D Printed D-Pad Trigger. Whistle Sprinting Just Got Sillier.
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.Год назад
Part II is here: ruclips.net/video/EUsAxHZTVxc/видео.html I designed and 3D printed a controller attachment that clamps onto a Nintendo switch controller. The down function of the D-pad is exported to a trigger mechanism you can pull with your middle finger. One of the easiest glitches to do in Breath of the Wild is the whistle sprint, this makes it even easier by removing the need for the infa...
Building a Compressed Air System with PEX & Testing it Until Failure
Просмотров 14 тыс.Год назад
NOTHING you see here is sponsored by anyone, and every opinion is entirely my own. I show the process of building a compressed air system in my woodshop using PEX pipe. PEX is usually used for water lines in residential plumbing but it works well for air too. In the second act, I have some fun pressure testing the PEX until it fails I haven't been using the system it long enough to give product...
Getting My Fridge Downstairs Like an Absolute Fool
Просмотров 6342 года назад
I don't really know what I was thinking, or why I made this
Basically the Opposite of a Router Table
Просмотров 9272 года назад
I made an interesting router setup to flatten the bottom of a volume I'm making Volumes are a staple of indoor rock climbing gyms, and by far my favorite thing to set routes on Normally I cut angles on each piece before I install them to make them lie flat. A little bit of extra work at the end relieved me of needing to bother with that. I think I like it this way
Simple 3D Printed Welding Fixture... Technically Tacking but Whatever
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.2 года назад
I made some simple prints to position my pieces for tacking, once they served their purpose it was into the dumpster with them!
Harbor Freight Central Pneumatic 29 Gallon Air Compressor Sound Test (Practical Comparisons)
Просмотров 7672 года назад
RESULTS: This compressor has a low pitched tone, and is not painful or grating to the ear. It does produce a fair amount of sound, but compared to oil-less compressors it's practically silent. Not a single thing you see is sponsored, all my honest opinions. I compare the sound of my Harbor Freight Central Pneumatic 29 Gallon Air Compressor to various tools in my shop, many of which you might ha...
Moving a Lathe With the Power of Friendship but Mostly a Lever
Просмотров 7222 года назад
Moving a Lathe With the Power of Friendship but Mostly a Lever
Simple Machines and the Art of Stair Sledding
Просмотров 8032 года назад
Simple Machines and the Art of Stair Sledding
Replacing Headlights 2014-2020 Jeep Cherokee (30 Seconds)
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
Replacing Headlights 2014-2020 Jeep Cherokee (30 Seconds)
Your Radial Arm Saw has a Special Talent
Просмотров 11 тыс.2 года назад
Your Radial Arm Saw has a Special Talent
How to Fix Loose Jeep Cherokee Center Console
Просмотров 13 тыс.2 года назад
How to Fix Loose Jeep Cherokee Center Console
Automatic Dust Collector Made With 3D Printed Parts
Просмотров 36 тыс.3 года назад
Automatic Dust Collector Made With 3D Printed Parts
3:31 the "Ole reach around" move! 😆
😂this was to funny. Thanks for sharing
Look at the length and width of the slideways on the carriage and tailstock. Then compare with the cheap Chinese lathes.
Thank you
Came for the lathe, subscribed for the humour.
Thank you kindly, I'm glad you enjoyed
Good job. Where did you get your quick connect to PEX?
Thank you, those are fittings that adapt from PEX to NPT I chose on the spot at home depot
You need to get yourself a shopsmith my man. Or i guess maybe you don't now. Maybe I just want you to have one
You need to get yourself a shopsmith my man. Or i guess maybe you don't now. Maybe I just want you to have one
I keep wondering why im not hearing the super fast matt music.
Between the nails going in, the xylophone, and the music that felt a lot like an early Taika Waititi piece. I come out of it just in time to start the bandsaw casino heist. I just found you and loaded up my play list.
Thank you! I take that comparison as high praise, good motivation to keep it up
ok, for the last year i have searched for automatic dust collection only came up with maybe three videos. now that im on my work computer , this video came up. What the heckkkkk. this is a good one. im only 3 minutes in and already love where this is going.... fast forward, i just went to the site and $50 for the stl file seems a bit steep.... sorry brotha but i may have to think about this one.
so i just finished watching the whole video and i have to say, aside from the blast gate price. the rest are reasonably priced for how thought out they are. well done. great video
We have the Southbend 10L with cabinet bottom. It was nice to see a younger person that liked older great machines
What oil are you using in the little dropper bottle. Squeeze bottle.
I had my blower+cyclone set up exactly the same way you set up yours. The air is moving too fast for the cyclone to do its job. My solution was two fold: First, add a section of 4in tubing bent at 90 degrees to slow down the air (this means reorienting the blower 90 degrees). Second, let my filter get clogged up enough that it again slows down the air (which is obviously a lot more temporary).
Classic adhd self narration. lol. Relatable.
You should hear the stuff I edit out!
it's incredibly intertaining and i don't even own a house. we actually learn a lot about creativity too!
You laughing at the cut insulation is what broke me.
Well done. Shop humor at it's finest.
🤣Love the humor.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed
Thank you sir, you're a gentleman and a scholar
the chuck is usually run dry. all that grease will attract a lot of swarf.
This was boring (jokes) Please go back to talking lol the best part of your channel is all the funny sh1t you say and just being real 😊 Super entertaining ❤
Remember the game operation when we were kids 9:25 😂😂
Are you able to reuse the plastic rivets? Other videos I’ve watched say you have to replace them
Mine has screws instead of rivets, I would recommend buying a box of them, keeping them on hand, and just replacing with new
The missing final shot is a reveal that there is a possum tied to each stick and they're working the eyes.
Why can't all how-to videos be like this? Showed be exactly what I needed to do in 30 seconds with no filler.
such a cool project!
I had this sense of humor last weekend when I ran smurf tubing under my house to my office closet.
Extracting the nut from the motor was a real cliff hanger.
this video has made me a subscriber. keep up with the quality content
Thank you for the encouragement! I intend to do so
Did you say what type of fluid you were spraying on to clean? I’m looking for a good cleaner that dissolves old gunk and doesn’t damage lathe surfaces. Any info would be appreciated.
I'm using Simple Green most times and Krud Kutter for the heavy stuff, good luck!
actually black is high red is low and white is neutral
did you want to keep it vintage, any reason to not upgrade to a brushless dc motor? You gotta be a climber/rappeler, those are not cheap pullies and carabiners.
I don't have too much sentiment to keep it all original, but it's most convenient to use the motor I have. Maybe a VFD is in my future if I feel like it. Good eye on those pulleys, they actually have served me a lot more in the shop than they have climbing
I must say that I enjoy your sense of humor fully as much as I enjoy that of This Old Tony. Now that I have found your channel, however, I will be losing sleep trying to decide who is funnier.
A comparison to ToT is high praise! it encourages me to put the effort in
Your video popped up in my suggestions, and I really enjoyed it. I worked as an FA/final inspector for a machine shop for many years and was tasked with clean up and restoration of several vintage machines that the company owner had in a small museum room on site. It was fun. The chuck segment reminded me of a very old Bison 3 jaw that the boss found at auction. Circa 1960, it hadn't been removed from its crate in about 40 years, but luckily, a smart operator slathered it in naval jelly before it entered its crypt. Unfortunately, the grease inside had dried into what I could only describe as industrial adhesive. Gentle heat was my only option, and even then it took a few days free it up before disassembly. It freaking stunk too... I think they used whale blubber as lubricant. Anyway, thanks for the great video. Also, you will often find a leather plug under set screws on older equipment. This allowed for setting tension firm enough to stay put, but loose enough to move without tools.
Sheesh, I wasn’t even looking for gate videos and here I am thinking about gates now. Well played, sir.
That clip for Bjørn made me subscribe.
@4:11 Ouch! Been there, done that...
that was glorious!
I'm currently restoring an older Atlas lathe. I'm glad I'm not the only one that can't remember where that part goes... my language is similar also. Thanks for the laughs! Subbed.
Great work sir! Although my legal representative may be in touch over your 'sophisticated integration' plagiarism of my life-long method. :) lol
This is the best video I seen ever !! Right to the point thank you
Dave, you sound like Mike Rowe.
Mike Rowe is an American treasure, and was a great role model for me growing up, thank you very much
And this is why when you stop using the wrench,, it goes STRAIGHT back to the index, no questions asked.
You are correct, and I really should be doing that, but I an assure you I'm not going to succeed
@@daveman4863 we've all done it, and I still sometimes forget to do it... and I punch myself every single time that I didn't and couldn't find a wrench :D Even if I know better... being human i guess :D
the prized friendship hill william lathe roller still up?
I took it down from the tool board, but it's currently mounted in a different spot of honor
coor, nicce jig mista
Thank you!
really super nice
Thank you!
Great design and vid. Thanks for sharing!
Regarding being so dumb you come around to smart… The phrase you’re looking for is “I’m so far behind I think I’m first!!” lol 😂 Great video!! Love the sense of humour 😃 I really like that material moving rope/pulley system… would love to see more on that!! 😃
Thank you, I rely on that phenomenon frequently. I enjoyed the pulley system very much, odds are it will come back again someday!
Always pull through another pull through.😊
Is that climbing block and tackle?
Sure is! and funny enough it's gotten much more use in the shop than at the crag