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I hate Chris Brown, and all woman beaters. I don't care how long it's been, 3 years is nothing! He should have this thrown in his face everyday for the next 20years. He never paid for his crime. He should be beaten, eye for an eye.

Hey Stumpy, I'm going to be starting on my "Low-Buck Bench Build", in which I plan to build a top-notch traditional bench for under $250, including vises. I'm writing a blog on it over at Lumber Jocks. Just search "Low-Buck Bench", you'll find it.

I'm still sourcing the wood now, which will be t...

54 eh? Very funny Cap, very funny....

Winds were about 40mph yesterday and it might have been all of 20 degrees. Today, the wind died down to a nice 20mph, and it warmed up to almost 30! And really, that's warmer than it has been at many points.

54, and you think that's cold....

You're more bu...

@eager400 When all four tires are breaking loose or nearly so, it's hard to keep anything straight!

As well, with that much power going to the front wheels, I'm sure it pulls a fair bit at launch.

Also, ditch any sharp 90 or 45 bends and use the long sweeping bends. Sharp bends just kill the flow and cause clogging. Or, look into learning to bend PVC with heat guns.

Another cool way to improve performance is to relocate the blower so it's blowing right into the center ring, eliminating th...

Glad to see you're back in the shop and making videos Cap! (and shavings!)

I'd like to see that when it's finished, I think it'll have a really neat look.

I tried that once before, but I used WAY too much dye in a very porous piece of wood! I had it slinging everywhere, and I mean everywhere! A...

You are an excellent designer and machinist! Simply incredible. And being the son of a very talented machinist, and growing up with a Bridgeport in my basement, I know a bit about good machining and precision design. And being a woodworker who loves hand-planes, I know when I see an excellently m...

A Porter Cable 450PK router would be awesome for doing the type of cut-outs in MDF I see you doing. It's small, lightweight and powerful and it has an awesome plunge base that will make stepped cuts super easy and fast.

I know you like the best, it's time to "take the plunge" so to speak!

Just ...

Neat design, I like it!

I'm in the process of building what I call a "pedestal bowl lathe". Basically a single square steel tube stood on end with a short bed coming off the front, the spindle sitting on top in 2 heavy duty pillow blocks and the motor sitting off the side of the tube a bit below ...

@aLilBitOEverything And yes, it does look sweet. I'd be proud to call it mine for sure. If I played guitar anyway!

@thinice75 Yes, and your videos are sooo helpful and well recorded.

If you're so much better, than prove it besides just acting like a wanker.

It would take something along the lines of an earthquake to knock those coins over on that aircraft carrier! It probably weighs 4,000lbs!

Sweet machine though. Man would I love to have one in my shop!

Although getting it through my bulkhead would pose a bit of a challenge!!!

I do love seeing the old Uni-Saw's, makes me remember seeing my grandfather in the shop running his when I was younger. He's been gone 18 years now, but it seems like yesterday I was in the shop with him.

@jvondarkmore Really? My bench is only 32-1/2" tall, and it's perfect for handtools

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Do you have ANY idea how unhealthy it is for a kid that young to lift weights????

It can cause numerous severe health issues, from stunted growth, hormonal imbalance, bone problems, and that's just the beginning! In years to come, his life will be a living hell due to all his health problems!

C...

Excellent videos and fence design Mr. Little. As always, you have come up with a sure winner!

I too am in the process of making my own T-square fence, a Biesemeyer knock off. I had my father machine me the cam, handle, brackets and some other parts and pieces, which simplified things greatly.

M...

This is going to be an awesome bench! Really great design. It's what I've always wanted.

I'm actually drawing up plans for my bench now, which will be made from reclaimed oak (all 3"x3" and 9'long) that was given to me.

I just picked up a 1.5" Beall threading kit to make my vise hardware. Where...

This is hard to watch. And really, would you want to be kept alive like this? No thoughts, no functions, no consciousness?

And without consciousness, can you even consider him to be alive? He doesn't know he's alive. Yes, his heart beats. But how does that prove life? If there is no consciousnes...

@jbailey8129 Just to be clear, I used pure tung oil. I believe minwax is a modified tung oil with driers and other such additives which may make it tacky, they also may interfere with the shellac and how it cures.

I know the pure stuff didn't get tacky and it cured just fine.

Still, paraffin oil...

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What if it was your father, brother, sister, mother or best friend who made a bad choice? Would you be happy they died?

You comment speaks greatly about your values, intelligence, and ignorance and a massive lack of judgement. To say it is "good" someone has died is the mo...

What are you, like 12? Grow the hell up, tobacco is NOT cool! Neither are you!

Have fun with gum disease, tooth decay, cancer and not having any girl want to come near your mouth!

Matthias, I have a couple planes I think you would like. One in particular I think you would really like. It's a small aluminum plane that uses a double edged razor like was used in the old-style double-edge safety razors. It actually can be put together in 3 different ways to make a different st...

Looks good Dennis, very impressive!

I'm still working on the pyrography, coloring pyrography, laminated spindles and adding angled segments to spindles, I don't think I can handle trying anything else right now!

I will try it, just need to master what I'm working on now before I move on.

I'm a...

What's your blade speed? Seems a bit slow for a mill.

I know my 20" Davis & Wells saw runs near 5000fpm blade speed, and it cuts 12"-15" logs on my log-sled like butter and leaves a sweet finish.

I'd shoot for at least 4000.

Remember, the faster the speed, the cleaner the cut.

Also, carbide...

Use a clamp-on straight edge and a spiral router bit. The finish will be even better and the bit will last a long, long time. I've got one I use just for ply, and after nearly 2 years, it's still cutting great.

Even a standard double-cut bit will leave a good finish, and they're quite cheap.

I'...

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One thing to remember, is that you will normally need to buy bulk to get them at a cost similar to mine. likely 20-25 cutters or more. So, unless you want to buy a lot, Captain Eddie is the way to go.

I think he's about $20-25 for 3 inserts, which is a good deal for high-end G...

The Beall wood threader operates in a similar fashion and is very affordable. As well, it gives consistent results and doesn't require some jury rigged conglomerate to be built on your lathe.

I have the Beall in several sizes and have used it to cut threads for many items, the most frequent used ...

Why don't you find another hobby rather than give real woodturners a bad image?

@7199715 They're not. You just need to know where to buy your stuff! Or, learn to make your own!

I made copies of all the "Easy Wood Tools" carbide turning tools for less than $20 each. Message me, I'll tell you how!

Or, for a very fair price, I will sell you a set already made. So far, I've had...

You know, if you had delivered your message in a more intelligent manner than you did, because frankly you sound like a complete bonehead, you may have gotten a better response.

Also, if you actually watched your video, and then thought "Hey, this is good enough to post on YouTube", I can now un...

I center my stuff on waste-blocks using a similar technique to the toothpick system you use to center your end-caps.

My circle-cutting jig uses a sharp point that digs into the center of the piece you are cutting, leaving a small dimple in the center. I then drill a centered hole in the waste-bl...

@capneddie Just keep on doing things just how you do. You do a great job, and I personally don't care what you call anything, the content is awesome and that is why I watch your videos.