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I really appreciate you showing how you replaced the base plate. No one else has a video about it and it was definitely what I needed to get to it on my own. My plate was replaced by the last owner and applied glue uneven, but the 3m spray is a great idea. How’s it held up?

I loved this video , you’re very talented! Well done!

You might of said it. But if you did I missed it. Is this engine the 2.2 an interference engine? Like if that chain broke would it have ruined the 2.2? Thanks!

Hey! I recognize that GORGEOUS cutting board! Nice work!

Like your can-do attitude and realistic approach to the task at hand. Your detailed steps and daytime video angles are helpful.

Good video brother.The next VGG.

Im confused. Is this the timing chain for the valves? It looks like the one for a balance shaft. But i dunno.

Oh my God out of Georgia do the same work you do

The funniest part of this video was when you held up the roller and it looks like someone I've been pulling porcupines through. He said he only used it for one job that's funny. I was just cleaning my rollers and I've had my planner for about seven years has absolutely none of that shredding and tearing in garbage I'm guessing the dude had no idea how do use a planner and ran a bunch of crap through that he shouldn't have

How do you set timing on a1982 Chevy sixselleder

Great video! What rip fence system do you have? I have a Craftsman 113 table saw i bought new years ago and my only dislike is the fence.

I thought it was the guide that made the ticking sound not the chain because it's plastic and wears out pretty quickly - it's what ends up letting loose the correct tension and allows it to have slop which could cause the chain to streatch when starting the engine. I've never replaced my chain and i have 278,500 miles and some change on the engine. The tensioner and guide is a part built to fail and have Chevy get you to go to their shop and get overcharged to replace. I bout a couple sets of the timing chain kits recently though for one reason... Chevy is discontinuing production and "SALES" of parts for anything that is older than 8-10 years (Maybe not everything but everything I've tried to get so far says discontinued or the like at any parts store - and the prices of what is left is sky rocketing - everything also has to be ordered just about at any parts store.)

What kit did u use?

You might want to edit this video because you’re telling everyone to put the block that holds the spring in upside down. I just changed mine out and I have 2 dw735’s one with a blown motor that I kept for parts so I took the front roller out of the old planer to fix my good planer and both of them the block was on the opposite way that you’re telling everybody to put it on. Anyways mine is working fine now. Just thought I’d let you know because this is the only video I could find on changing out the rollers.

So nobody wants the templates huh. Ok then

Thanks this really helps

Thank you. Great footage. I also have a 650 with leak. I will follow your advice. Hopefully that shall solve the issue. Keep making more videos. They are quite educational…!

Awesome video and instructions

Grazie 1000, mi sei stato di grande aiuto ✌

Right on brother great video as well. I Have a 95 Chevy S-10 2.2 L liter love the truck and now that I watch your video I feel that I can put my timing chain on with conference

Thanks for sharing I’m sure it’s only a matter of time until mine has to be done as well

Thank you for sharing now I know what that sound is in my 86 s10 and I can get to fixing it come spring time big help

Thanks for a great video . Im a very very new woodworker , and I’d love to make something like this for loved ones . Is it right to say that you’re gluing up the end grain so that the faces are the work surface ? New subscriber today . Thank you

I gota do my timming belt and you saved my life great job on your vidieo

a follow up video Coming ?

Professional doesn’t help me this does thanks

Thank you Great Video. Keep it That's a nice truck. You got the luxury of a nice looking, cool truck that's payed for bro!

Good tips thanks!

33:51 Tool Gravity

Why you look like you about to cry? love anyone whos working on a vehicle in their yard like 70% of men do.

Great content my man

You video was very explanatory and very simple to follow, thanks

The right tools Beer and a smile is all we need bro maybe a friend to get in the way lol good video

Try changing an engine swap in a miata that's tight lol

When in doubt drink a beer lol, you'll get it done sooner or later

For the fan clutch for my 2003 Chevy s-10 I had to get a big crescent wrench and put a ratchet strap on the wrench and hold the cheater bar

At 07:30, you said that the thicker part of the spring support block goes uppermost, it does NOT! The thinner part goes uppermost - you can see this at 07:11 when you remove the block.

Great video, I've got a pair of rollers coming this week and this video will save me a lot of time. Dewalt are sending me some used rollers from their repair shop, basically because they don't have any new rollers in stock - and I've been waiting for nearly two months. When are they gonna learn that these things are a consumable part and they need replacement every few years? It's a great planer but Dewalt's after-sales service is dismal.

Did you have to drain the oil first?

Just did my oil pump and timing chain on my 2000 S10 this video was a life saver thank u. Keep them coming

I've removed broken screws on a mill but running it counter clockwise very low speed using a center drill quickly drive it down and up that should pop it loose.

This was a great video. I started having an issue with my rollers last week. I am going to use your video to replace the rollers. Called the repair center i was quoted a price that the repair could cost up to 350.00 plus shipping both ways. 😢 You are a life saver. Definitely will be watching your future videos. Thanks!

Just finished mine after cracking the cover and braking a tensioner bolt but got everything welded and replaced good as new but I don’t recommend doing this if your not very handy with working on cars this isn’t very easy and absolutely do not crack the timing cover it is literally impossible to find or buy anywhere literally no one carries it

Great video! More S10 videos please :D

Anyone else have a hell of a time getting the left side sprocket on?

Great video! This video is the sole reason my rollers are finally clean! One small tip to go along with this video. Flip your planer up side down. No longer fighting gravity and you can see everything way easier. Thank you for this video!!

Got the same job going had a horrendous sound start pulling in from work one day, parked it and did some research i suspected the timing chain so i took the cover off amd the tensioner was broke what looks like one solid peice. My question is how do i know if its jumped time and or bent valves if so how do i set it on installation

What I was doing I was doing wrong and it "blew up" while going through the planer. Long story short, rollers don't roll. Fussed with planer for a couple of days with no good results. Stumbled upon this video and decided to check other side of machine. While taking the cover off noticed part of a sprocket on the floor, found the rest of it inside planer and hole in cover. Parts are ordered and my fingers are crossed. If it wasn't for this easy to understand and follow video I may never have (hopefully) solved the mystery of the lazy planer. Thank you Decker. I will be following you and all of your videos. Recommend everyone does the same..

Love it but can hardly hear you over the music

Great video man.