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Using a mini grinder and zipcut blade to cut sheet metal. Cut while moving forward lets you see the line clearly. Hearing protection, eye protection and a steady hand helps. Smaller pieces should be clamped down.

Postmortem examination of my low cost thickness planer.

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Here's a better look, for those that didn't get it the first time.
It's better to be safe than sorry. Roll up those sleeves, take off those gloves.
The purpose of this video is not how easy it is to get material caught in the blade, but to show what can potentially happen if it does.

Showing my upcoming tortilla roller project in action plus more on thread cutting / book ends.

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Videos on the progress of my October 2012 workshop fix-up. Second video showing some painting progress.

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Videos on the progress of my October 2012 workshop fix-up. Fifth video showing some reorganization and clean-up.

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A simple jig for cutting dowels. More detail: https://ibuildit.ca/projects/simple-d...

Videos on the progress of my October 2012 workshop fix-up. Fourth video showing most of the painting is done.

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I knew it would get out eventually, so I've decided to reveal this, rather that face a scandal. Here is the situation:

Four years ago when I left my job in construction, part of myself, the aggressive, animal part, separated. Incredibly, it took human form.

Oddly enough, "he" won't leave the back yard, so he's not a menace to society - no need for restraints or a cage. I don't allow him in in my house, since he is afraid of water and never washes. Instead, he's happy to stay in my shed, but refuses any of my attempts to make it more comfortable.

He eats very little, just the occasional bug (dead or alive), but loves the hunt when the prey is living. I've tried to feed him real food, but he just ignores it and continues with his work.

He knows everything I know and can do everything that I can, but the results are always a lot rougher. It's like the ability that governs quality was lost when that part of me split off.

He does not speak, just makes primitive, guttural sounds. Again, I don't know if the ability was lost in the split, or if communication on a higher level holds no interest for him.

Normally he sleeps for as many as 28 days per month, I guess it may be a form of hibernation. When he does wake up, he immediately starts to make something. Usually very fast and it's never a good idea to be around while he is "working".
If the "project" satisfies him, this will sooth him and he'll go right back to sleep. If he is somehow displeased with the results, it will get ugly and take several bottles of beer before the rage subsides.

He's VERY easily frustrated, especially when he makes a mistake. Fortunately, he doesn't make very many and is often quite pleased with his creations, even if they are crude by normal standards.

He HATES trolls of any kind and seems to take great enjoyment from torturing a printed out paper likeness of them. I realise now that back when he was still part of me, he was responsible for many of the explosive, rage filled responses to trolling or rude comments in my early videos. I apologise now to any of those that were permanently traumatised by his brutality.

Thanks to the pioneering work of an eminent scientist (who wishes to remain nameless), a way has been developed to tap directly into his brain to produce a video-like feed.
For the first time ever, I can record one of his "builds" to share with the world!

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My home reno channel:
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A quick run through of the new mounting bracket for the motor, and how I installed a helper bearing in it.
There's a lot more detail on that here:
https://ibuildit.ca/blog/motoring-and...

Also, removing the arbor and bearings from the Delta saw. I found the size is 6203, and that is the same as the bearings on the Busy Bee saw.

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