Congratulations on your snow flake Jeff i can wait to see it in upcoming video's. I have really enjoyed your chanle. Keep doing what your doing and i will keep anticipating your next video. Thanks Jeff
Jeff, you, your website, your vintage Tools and your whole deal is so interesting and fantastic. I'm a vintage machine collector as well and I just love your machines. That said you might want to spare your viewers some of the tedium while you were planing, cutting or doing a repetitive process as we we watch. I absolutely have to watch every one of your videos as they are level ten. but I find myself going a little cuckoo during the dead spells. Anyway this is definitely positive feedback as you are definitely a positive guy. Good luck to you and thank you in particular for your video on that Yates snowflake. I have a 20 inch Yates snowflake that I am just starting to restore and your how to video is a godsend for me. Regards
Jeff, Glad to see you got your "Snowflake", hope it is a bandsaw and not a crying snowflake. Enjoyed the video, Rollie Ron, he says basically so much because basically he is basically from Chicago, basically. But, let's not give him a hard time about it, basically. (;
What is the width of the bed on that jointer. I have a 12 inch wide jointer I use for facing lumber. I like your shop I made mine to small or I have to much equipment I don't know witch it is.
I don't know what brand my jointer is I got from father in law. He bought it from military surplus in the 50's. It was a 4 in 1 machine jointer ,shaper, mortiser and 12 inch disc sander.
Congratulations on your snow flake Jeff i can wait to see it in upcoming video's. I have really enjoyed your chanle. Keep doing what your doing and i will keep anticipating your next video. Thanks Jeff
Jeff, you, your website, your vintage Tools and your whole deal is so interesting and fantastic. I'm a vintage machine collector as well and I just love your machines. That said you might want to spare your viewers some of the tedium while you were planing, cutting or doing a repetitive process as we we watch. I absolutely have to watch every one of your videos as they are level ten. but I find myself going a little cuckoo during the dead spells. Anyway this is definitely positive feedback as you are definitely a positive guy. Good luck to you and thank you in particular for your video on that Yates snowflake. I have a 20 inch Yates snowflake that I am just starting to restore and your how to video is a godsend for me. Regards
Thanks for the constructive feedback. I do appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
Good job Jeff
Thanks, Mike.
Jeff,
Glad to see you got your "Snowflake", hope it is a bandsaw and not a crying snowflake.
Enjoyed the video,
Rollie
Ron, he says basically so much because basically he is basically from Chicago, basically. But, let's not give him a hard time about it, basically. (;
Thanks, Rollie. Definitely a bandsaw.
Great videos but suggest you review how many times you say "basically" !!!
OK. I'll check into that....
What is the width of the bed on that jointer. I have a 12 inch wide jointer I use for facing lumber. I like your shop I made mine to small or I have to much equipment I don't know witch it is.
My Yates American #1 has a 16" cutterhead. My shop is too small, also. I plan on remedying that soon....
I don't know what brand my jointer is I got from father in law. He bought it from military surplus in the 50's. It was a 4 in 1 machine jointer ,shaper, mortiser and 12 inch disc sander.