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Should be wearing a dust mask.

Ive built my own lift. How do you keep the wire rope from jumping over itself and jerking when going up?

Very ingenious!

great stuff Brian. Keep it going.

Old school gift of wisdom, Thank you!

Qual é a altura do desnível? Thanks

Absolutely lovely sir! Nice old Massey 44. Had a 33 myself for running an auger when we first started farming. Farming put me into a wheelchair so now I'm making toys for the grandchildren. And now my aspiration is to make them as nice as yours! Thank you for the videos.

Thanks Brian, I love coming back to your channel and seeing what your are up to.

The package states that Goop is not recommended for any items that come into contact with food, drinking water or animals.

I've missed seeing your videos and just noticed you started making them again during the last month or so. Good to see you again! I did not have the bell symbol checked in my subscribe button. Now it is checked.

Great idea

Looks amazing !

Nice job Brian

Lo felicito es hermoso saludos desde. Chile

I'm reluctant to do an offset turning. Afraid it could ruin the bearings on my lathe.

I couldn't get my head around engine casting until I watched this video and it all became clear. Thanks!

I am the new guy. After a while you said it was run buy a 350. I just cracked up.

Brian where did you get this thing from

Great idea, thanks!

Thank you Brian 😉

We have marabela here I was going to try a tye rope to brach on big tree branch and make a lath with foot to mess about also got old static caravan and was going to cut bits and set in a poxy resin for new cobaord unit front though would look amazing

Wow thanks this my first year growing food trying to dig a well and Cleer bit of land this amazing 😊

To do my flocking I mix PVA glue with a bit of water then I paint it on the inside of my drawer, add the flock and seal it in a plastic bag and shake it to fill. This method eliminates the dust problem

Great job. Where did you say you got the Velcro from? Can you send me a link? Thanks Tommy

Nice video, Brian. Very good reuse of containers that would just be tossed. Yes, do more on the hydroponic process like, do you have to change out the water often or not at all?

You’re a man of many great ideas.

Being Scottish I enjoyed this video. Many thanks

Hi Brian, another great idea thanks. Just a quick question: Did you put the crazy glue on the first one because the industrial velcro was not sticky backed (unlike the fabric velcro)? Also, you might consider using a small round ball magnet in the bottom of your homemade inertia sander just to stop the arbour falling out. A ball shaped magnet will keep it there and also act as a bottom bearing. It worked for me😂

brak wiedzy o kołach wodnych -proszę napisać ile osób zginęło przy tym kole

love your videos thanks you so much

Ok, this is essentially exactly what I did. I needed 26; I'm in the process of building a historically accurate Enigma machine, and man, that involves a LOT of disks with 26 holes in them. And they all need to line up almost EXACTLY, through a stack of four "rotors" each of which involves three disks with holes, and they need to do that in all 26^3 possible rotational combinations. I'm almost done drilling center an "alignment pin" holes and next will come drilling the electrical contact holes.

An interesting design. Well done Sir!

Love it!! I want one!!’

They look awesome!

So cool!!

awesome work! becareful they don't come alive and peck you :D

Heh, there's someone locally selling these on FB Marketplace - maybe it's you!

Thank you for your good information.

Thanks for the video. Enjoy your time away from YT. We will be here when you return.

Enjoyed your video. Good idea for gifts. Thanks

Hi Brian I’ve enjoyed watching your videos,you certainly cover many subjects.as to mushrooms I’ve been turning since the late 70s and one of my first turned or should I say attempted turned pieces was a mushroom out of wet wood mine had a tall thin stem which changed shape after a few minutes in the microwave.im now 82 this year and still turn most afternoons after my morning walk.im convinced that one needs a hobby when retired and my happy place is standing in front of the lathe. Thank you for taking the time to put your content out for others to enjoy and learn,and good luck with the bike restoration. Regards from NZ

Fabulous

Hi, tremendous video can't thank you enough. Just wondering tho Would a brad bit be ok if I don't have a panel bit and what size panel bit did you use? And would a 12mm bit be too small as 31/64 bit is 12.3mm and finding that size brad is quite difficult here in the uk but will do if critical. Good health to you

Hell yeah, I saw two bowling pin shaped birds with cone beaks this morning. You may want to look up reality, realism, realistic, etc.

Thanks for the great video! What is the glossy finish you are using?

I’m 85 but never stop learning. Thanks.

I love your videos, Brian. Good luck on your summer projects! You are an inspiration!

Brian u are inspiring to your work nice job 😂👍👍

Great work. Thanks for sharing Sir

Hello Brian, The Duck turned out quite nice. The jig will have to be added to my collection, just like clamps you can never have enough 😁 Thanks for sharing the video 👍 Something you might want to think about is picking up an old treadmill a Free Spirit, Club line or Herb Industries they came with a nice Leeson 1.25 or 1.5HP DC motor and good controllers and convert yourself to a variable speed lathe. Pick up a digital RPM tach so much nicer to work with. Thanks again, take care, Wayne