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I’ve done this but with a rigid scale. Works on a lathe to put the tool on center also.

Thanks for sharing. I'm thinking of setting up something like this and you have a lot of great ideas.

What a great presentation you’ve given us. The wing product looks amazing and your explanation was top notch. Thanks so much.

I’m a woodworker and have been using this method for over 20 years on my drill press when I have to drill wooden dowels. It works easily with large diameter dowels (or metal pipe/rods) but a little more time is required for smaller diameter pieces. Great job explaining to everyone.

sound same to me, not that much sorry loll,strait forward

Great video! Thank you for sharing this! Could you make some more video showing the process on some other items to show how it turns out? Do you have any learned improvements you can share?

Excellent work, sir! As a jazz guy, I would suggest that you consider exploring the use of whole tone and diminished whole tone (aka "altered dominant" scales on future projects. You DEFINITELY have the "chops" for it. Very impressive.

Tom over at OxTool Co. has a great video on all the uses for the 6in machinist's scale, I mean ruler, cough.

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awesome work

That's a lot of work for 8 or 9 dB

Apparently you need to add on to the shop To accommodate the new muffler for the compressor

I have 2 of them.Awesome tool.

great video but man, I could really use to know what power supply you used??

Link to buy cyclone doesn`t work

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Very nice work. Something I still have to make

Very interesting. Nice work

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Nice result! Is the screw setting in the back to set the pitch? Regards, Preso

Ah another AD video! Again, no notifications, I just decided to check your channel and there it is. Maybe it's ESP? Brad is that you playing the intro music?

I'll tell you when the pain begins..it's after working 14 hours with your neck and head in one position looking into a blasting cabinet all day. Worried that you might start getting pressure fractures in your spine and not even know it !!

See now i've been thinking about this topic for awhile wouldn't an automotive intake from a luxury vehicle work better? Not only is it built with baffling and chambers to quiet induction noise just like from a compressor but it also has an integrated air filter. Im going to hit up the local pick yard and test my idea.

This is exactly how and why I trained as a machinist in the mid 1970's. Fitted BSA hubs into 1965 Royal Enfield. Very similar, threads hold brake plate in place. Ended up in motorcycle dealers after a few years in factory, never liked clocking in and out.

Where do you get the tubes?

Nice Idea!! I have a few extra mufflers laying around.. I'm going to try this! By the way, what size is the ball valve in the oil drain port?? Thanks!

Can it cut furniture foam padding like couch / chair cushion..guess polyurethane 😊

Bro, those chimes are awesome! Great job. How much would a set like those cost?

I tried to give the video a like but when i click it, it just flashes and doesn't highlight it like usual. What's up with that?

Nice setup. For a sight glass you could use a sight glass for a boiler

Thank you for the information... Awesome!!

All American Sharpener has a blade balancer they sell that is very similar to the one here. The only real difference is that the base is spring loaded so that the cone automatically adjusts to the diameter of the mounting hole on the blade. It's made in the U.S.A. and is all metal.

The best ive found is the battery powered stick pump harbor freight sells. Ive gotten to old to pick the cans up and hold them

I need some help!

Don't look simple to me, lol!.

You can also put a pocket level on the scale

I'd like to meet the jerks in the government who are mandating all these crappy gas cans! I bet they don't even mow their own lawns and never filled a gas tank in their life. Friggin politicians .......

how many bars of air pressure is needed?

12:49 still getting like for drinking it. Cheers 🥂

What type of drill press can you recommend?

So I’m looking for a media that will have some what of polish what should I use, I’ve used a black diamond coal blend and it gives it a matte finish

I was shown that technique many years ago by my old Boss but on a manual metal lathe. My old Boss was a qualified Fitter, Turner and Toolmaker. I find the technique works very well on a metal lathe.

Is it possible to tune the fundamental and the partials? Is there any way I can hear only the fundamental? I hope you can help me!

those stupid EPA nozzles dont flow and spill everywhere. nice job EPA.

if you make the tamp let 2mm bigger you have a bigger error margin,and nicer surfes in the end after sanding👍,longer sanding block is good to

Fine job! How did you divert the flow while working on this?

Hi, it seems like you removed the plugs for vapor blasting. Is that correct? Thanks

How did i not think of this years ago ill never know, i even use the same technique on a lathe.

Do you have a link to the fan you used, or rough dimensions? Thanks

I will just throw it out at the risk it has already been asked: If one wanted to find the center of an existing hole in a surface, could a ball bearing resting in that hole be used with a plate, in a similar fashion? Perhaps if the hole were made with a center drill? I'm new to this and I see from comments that this is called a "tangent indicator." My situation is: circular column mill with a "wobbler" center finding indicator which is much longer than the tool I want to center, hence hard to find the center and also keep the quill close to the work piece.