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Kricketts, are you still out there? I have the same drum sander. Won't tell you the stupid thing I did to get my lift mechanism bound up. Still working on it. Did you fine a source for the motor pulley? Thanks Tom

I'd found that the nut on the stem bolts were too tight and so the cranking was to tight. I had to hold the crank and loosen the nut until the washers and bearing could spin freely...and left it. That did it. The previous owner cranked it while too tight and striped the plastic gears which are $50 if you can fine them. Many parts on these things are discontinued. The pivot bushings bearings are $150 each

Don't even waste time priming and too much prep, you'll be amazed just wire brush the rust a bit and paint with rustoleum and it will give you 5 years. If you want 10 to 15 prepare to give your life away, me I'd rather just recoat every 5 years much easier and still stops from further rusting.

Loved ours growing up. The centerboards would hum just before a hull would lift, loved that sound!

Ammonia pulls oils and dirt out of the cedar......wear a mask for vapours. Do this first and all is down hill from that. Giant steel wool pad for dishes is real good at taking years off with the Ammonia.Spray off with hose . Great video to help with many points in a resoration THX

Thanks for the video. I really appreciate it. Helped a lot.

I didn’t notice one, I’d like to see a video of the boat running, and maybe any updates on it.👏🏻

One thing I‘d have appreciated with the fiberglassing is, what weight fabric you chose, why, and if you’d done it before.👍🏻

Great Vid Thanks. These are cool Sanders but.... Not much life to them. Repairs are in inevitable and for the cost its frustraing. I've done more hard work on this than my Toyota Truck to replace a belt.

Great vid....thanks for taking the time, making my life easier.

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Update on results my good man ?

I've had mine for 20 years and the feed belt just broke recently. I replaced it but it's not been easy to get the belt to track.

Here's my experience with this machine: Table height wheel was very difficult to turn. Belt was skipping teeth now and then, which throws the table out of alignment a tiny bit with each skipped tooth. I replaced the belt, hoping a fresh belt would work better. While I had the belt off, I performed the service shown in this video. No improvement. One viewer recommended greasing the needle bearings, so I did that. I also loosened the large nuts on the four table posts to finger tight. Voila! Table height wheel turns easier than ever! No skipped teeth either! Will report back after some use.

It seems to me that the likelihood of moving one of the posts while installing the belt is almost certain. Wouldn't it be better to get them close, then install the belt, then adjust the posts using the hex top?

If you put a piece of wood on the tounge before you hammer it the wood will keep you from denting up the trailer

I really don't know whether he's going to sell it or not, but I'd get Woody Hyezmar's Woodworking Bible before he decides. It has some good projects, others not so good, but it's something worth to go'ogle if you want some cool ideas.

Thank you so much for the vid, so have you seen Woody Hyezmar's woodworking “Bible” yet? I think videos are really useful because of the visuals, but you can still get his bible before it’s published, just try go’ogling his latest.

Woody Hyezmar's who’s giving away his Woodworking Bible is definitely an immersive read, and you’ve made a great job of presenting a way to do this masterfully, anyway, go’ogle his latest stuff and look at his designs, they're great too!

Great thanks for the info, mine was given to me but never used it rite away, I went to adjust it today, was seized up but thanks know what to do to get it working better, thank you,

Hi There, Great videos. I cant seem to find the actual "Part 7" video where you add the fiberglass to the bottom. Are you able to send the link to that video? And would love to see video of the finished product. Thanks

looking good!

I just bought one of these, and like an idiot I didn't check to see how the table moves; I just verified the drum and feed belt worked. It's setting in the back of my vehicle right now, and if the table binds when I set it in my shop I'll know what to do. Thank you.

So, if you were to glass it again, would you go over the keel but leave an extra bit of material on the other side, then when you laid the fiberglass matting on the opposite side, do the same: run the cloth up and over the keel, but leave an extra bit of cloth on the bottom of the initially glassed side?

Interesting. It's something obvious to the experienced, but watching you use the miter saw, I see where, if you installed a different handle, it looks if it's the same as a Japanese handsaw!🤔

You don't feel a roller would have worked on a boat this size? At least on the sides?🤷‍♂️ Although it's extra money and time, given the condition, I feel that totally makes sense using a primer on an older boat exposed as it was when you started this.👌

I have a Lawton Tender from Newfound Boats that needs to be refinished, so I'm looking at other wooden boat repair videos for tips and views of the process...your boat cradle caught my eye; and now I need to make a couple this weekend for my boat. Very clever, and sturdy! And even more important, simple and look easy to build!

Make an update of the boat

Great videos. They will be useful for many people in the future.

Thank you for sharing your process. I am building a free standing deck and it is not on a low walking ground. There is not much out there to compare, so I appreciate you taking the effort of sharing. Thank you!

how has the trailer held up ?

Have you tried any of the Rust Converter products instead of primer? I have been experimenting with painting directly on that.

Sorry, was busier earlier, but yep, I think Woody is still giving away his woodworking book, but I'm not so sure. I managed to get it go'ogling Woody Hyezmar, and was surprised to see his "Woodworking Bible" up for grabs, hope this helps.

I've picked up an 18 foot Geisler very similar to yours that I am working .I'm near Toronto Ontario Canada and have been following your videos . Would love to see a video of your first launch in the water.I am following your direction to finish mine What do you think the cost was ..not including the labour.Loved your videos !

Would you mind telling what the drum diameter is on your drum sander? Thanks in advance if you can help!

I definitely subscribed!!! Thanks brotha!!

have you shot a video in the water cruising?

Take good care of your boat and keep it upside down with with two tarps or indoors when not in use and that red oak will outlast you.

Thank you for your helpful and valuable information recording this video for people to learn from! 🙏

Sooo glad I found this!!! Thank you!!!

Love the intro music. Perfect 🤘

Just picked up Giesler Nipissing and was doing a little bit of spot repair before putting in the water last month. Mine was not too rough and had a good 50 hp older motor on the back. Runs so well on the water. Your work and attention to detail gave you a great finished product. Enjoyed all the episodes. Sometimes you don't want to know how much you spend.

I'm restoring an 18' nippissing cedar now, really enjoyed your videos just wondering how much did it cost you at the end .Mine is pretty solid and I am sanding it all down...found a lot of dock rash on the one side..thanks you did a fantastic job !

Thanks so much for the video. Just fixed my sander.

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Just starting the same on a 18 foot nippissing boat happy I found you !

Hi I just reviewed your video on the drum sander great information. I am having the same problem with my belt adjustment. Can you please let me know where you purchased the bearings from .when I looked up the number for the item you had on the video the picture did not look the same as you showed in the repair. Thanks for the help. Could you please email me at georgieboy317@gmail.com

talking part is even better than the working part. Just enjoy what you want to do.

Superior epoxy has all the benefits of the polyester resin you mentioned. You do not need to sand between coats as long as the next coat is applied while the first still has the slightest tackiness to it. Epoxy has much better adhesion than polyester, and does not suffer from osmosis. It only needs 3 coats- the first coat to seal the wood, the second coat to saturate the cloth, and the 3rd coat to fill the weave. No bubbles will occur on the first coat if the wood is cooling when you apply it. Or wait til its mostly cured to see if any bubbles occur before applying the glass.

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