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You’ll need to have a load on your main hook to set lock. While in the hoist/raise mode, just pull the rope about 30 to 40 degrees to set lock. Kinda works like a Venetian blind that’s on many older homes windows! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I can’t tell by photos but most grinding wheels, wire wheels and cup brushes I use are spin on 5/8”x11 style and you will need a open end wrench to spin off. I sometimes use my welding glove,hit the button to lock arbor and with great force spin off the wheel off grinder- counter clockwise with...

Yes very impressive and it must’ve been a fun project to do! I have the smaller one like you have, I believe it’s the Delta 37-205. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

One of the best tools to use for layout work! I use it for wood working,metal work, welding, setup new rows in my garden and masonry. You use it like a combination square but use your thumb to lock side of stick ruler to scribe lines on you work! I prefer it over a tape measure and more...

Could of been made specifically for a production type job setup. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It’s not always possible but if you can heat that broken stud to weaken the temper to give you a better chance to drill it and maybe use those left hand drills like Larry said. I used the Drill Doctor quite often with very good success but read the manual that comes with it to properly restore...

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I just looked over your link and quite impressed! Thanks for the info! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yeah I saw one on YouTube that I liked and was made out of 2” stock. It leaves you with the option of installing a variable motor but they use a farm duty motor and bought their own D plates. Just type in 2”x72” belt sander build and scroll down to “Old Hickory Forge” is the site’s builder. I...

V-groove it with grinder, preheat it and use cast iron nickel rod(stick weld) Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Holes or cracks in the heat exchanger is why most furnaces are scraped. If you can’t see any than cycle your furnace by turning up your thermostat. Observe the burners and a nice blue flame is our goal; yellow flame means that burners should be removed and cleaned/wire brushed. Cast iron burners...

I ordered this one at Home Depot for mine and problem solved [emoji6] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow! Great! I sorta looked for it a few years back with poor results. Let me know if it works. That drill press it an awesome machine to have in your shop[emoji6] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ll look forward to the progress of your project. I have one in my shop but haven’t found a supplier for the main ribbed drive belt. My drill press is still useable but main drive belt has a small tear and it’s only a matter of time when it’s gone. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Geoff thanks again for the info. I did go to YouTube and fella named James Wright had an awesome video on it and it’s companion tool called the cone cutter and I seen first hand it’s use. Pretty impressive! He has a ton of woodworking videos ( Wood by Wright ) and appears to be skilled on his...

Thanks Geoff! Good one! A adjustable tenon cutting tool. I’ll have to see if I can find one in action or on YouTube. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It wouldn’t let me load more than one picture but here’s another. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not sure what to call this tool or who makes it, but perhaps it shaves dowels maybe or chisel handles. If you loosen thumb screw it has like a geared cog that opens from about 1/2” to maybe 1 1/4”. It’s shaving blade is about 3/4” wide and overall height is 6 inches. It’s been in my possession...

The backing flange goes on first. Type 27 grinding wheels, flap discs,etc. have a 7/8” hole and the backing flange will mate up to it. No backing flange; no work! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If you get a chance to visit a antique working sawmill you’ll see how they’re used. Here in northeast I like to go to a well known antique machinery show and they have a working Lane sawmill and they have a similar log dog setup. Try YouTube and type in Zagrays sawmill in Colechester,Ct...