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I know I've posted links to this guys videos before but he just came out with a new one and I find it fascinating to watch. His machining and videography skills are top notch.





Ed

Great video Ed

Ed,
Enjoyable and interesting .... thanks for posting it..

Greg

Those videos are like potato chips- impossible to stop at just one.

A perfect guy and excellent videos, thx! And the best is his very small workshop:

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Henry

I can see that it's heated and air conditioned. But I sure couldn't fit in that place and expect to do anything. Well maybe there's room by the mill.

(06-28-2016, 03:54 PM)Vinny Wrote: [ -> ]But I sure couldn't fit in that place and expect to do anything.

I don't think I could fit into that space - period.

There are a few folks out there who can do incredible work on a shoestring budget and minimal tooling in a small space. I on the other hand, drive myself crazy having to move 10 things out of the way in order to get to where I want to go in my tiny basement shop. And then move everything again to get back to where I was before. It never ends and is what eats up the majority of my time. That and wasting an hour searching for the part I bought a few weeks ago, trying to figure out which pile it got moved to during the last several shuffles.