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This root took some time but a typical root only takes about 3 hours. It is actually a fun job and you save some money. Thanks for the comment. Stevo

@@stevoj8959 Seriously, if you enjoy it, good for you!!!

I fix rust for a living with auto restoring so I took on the challenge. I did look for a different tank but no luck. Kinda had to repair it. Thanks for tuning in. Stevo

A great little planer. Glad I could help. Stevo

Glad to hear another classic will survive. I used about 2 gallons. There is a lot of square feet to cover. Thanks for tuning in. Stevo

Glad you tuned in. Got to keep these old Delta machines going. Thanks. Stevo

It is just like polishing paint on a vehicle. It does take some effort but it looked great in the end. Thanks for tuning in. Stevo

It is coming along. There is more work there than I expected but that is always how it goes. Putting it back together will be the fun part. Thanks Mike. Stevo

The stickers really look good Dom. Got to thank you for the heat gun trick, it worked out better than I thought it would. This does not mean I am going into the applying decals business. It is quite stressful. Thanks Dom. Stevo

I put applying the decals off because it stressed me out a bit. Once I got into it it was not all that bad. I was going to paint the graphics on until my friend Dom said he could make me some decals. Glad he did. Thanks. Stevo

It is really turning out good. The tough part is finding parts. Next to impossible. Thanks Wayne. Stevo

I really wanted it done at the begging of summer but life gets in the way. I will take it for a cruise before the snow flies. Thanks. Stevo

Kevin polished up about 50 or so so he can sell them this winter. Shed is full. Thanks Wayne. Stevo

I have it on the inside of the cab. Always fun to look at and keep an eye on things. Thanks. Stevo

They can be tough to do but once you get into it, it is not bad. Doesn't mean I want to do it everyday. Thanks Mark. Stevo

Really is more fun than it looks. Thanks for tuning in. Stevo

I have yet to take it out camping but it will definitely help with the fire. On my list to do. Thanks. Stevo

I fell in love with this one and it has some cool history. A rare find. Thanks. Stevo

It is coming along. Starting to put it back together now. Thanks. Stevo

We never did run these with lights but I see no reason why one could not rig one up. A light would be nice. Thanks. Stevo

@@stevoj8959 Friend had a Dremel variable speed that had a light too. I inherited an unused Delta SS250, which is why I found your channel.

Fortunately I have not had to do this since. I had a family living in my neighborhood but I have metal mesh on the ground around my shed so they live somewhere else. Thanks for the positive comment. Stevo

Confidence level was not so high on the first side but once I got er done it went way up for the other. Thanks Wayne. Stevo

My goal is to take it for a ride this year yet. Still a ways to go. Thanks Bruce. Stevo

I put the decals off cause I was a bit nervous with having to shrink around the curves but once I got the first tough one done, the confidence level went way up. Putting it together now. Thanks Mike. Stevo

I was pretty nervous with that top sticker but it turned out great. With the clear overtop, it might be better factory. Thanks Vern. Stevo

I will admit I was a bit nervous about the decals. Having to shrink that upper one to fit around the curve did stretch the patience but it turned out awesome. Still going to take the bike for a ride this year, that's the goal. Thanks. Stevo

When I got the decals on and some clearcoat, the excitement level went up. Still want to take it for a spin this year. Thanks. Stevo

I have seen videos on that method and it is on my list. We have the air at my brothers acreage to do that and for sure will give it a try. I have done a few roots with the vac method and it works good. I was worried about the vac but it never stops. Thanks for tuning in. Stevo

Ya they don't make rubbers like they use to. Can't trust anything anymore. Great comment. Stevo

My buddy is the one that built it and is probably gone by now. The tough part would be to find the mesh then build a frame around it. He had it hinged but I am not sure you need that. I thought that if I was to wash rock in the future, I would use a potable cement mixer to do the dirty work. Just a thought. Thanks. Stevo

I use a Diablo pruning blade and they last a long time. Thanks for tuning in. Stevo

I did have some vacuum line caps but I use the size I needed for another project but they are on the list. I really like your idea for cleaning. I am using a scraper now and it works OKish. Thanks. Stevo

​@stevoj8959 of course. Us tinkers gotta stick together.

I think the brother found them in norther Alberta. They have been piled up in the yard for years now. They are cool. Thanks. Stevo

These rocks are definitely cool. They are basically rocks made from mud and calcite. I had to chuckle over the sanding comment but this time, I was watching someone else do it. Thanks Mike. Stevo

Another wonder of nature. Amazing how a rock can form just from mud. Thanks. Stevo

It seem any hobby stuff is getting expensive. You made out okay on your buy. At some point I want to get back into rock polishing. Nature has created some pretty cool things. Thanks Vern. Stevo

I have been collecting rocks my whole life as well. I am always looking down when I go for a walk, never know what you may find. And good eye on the fender. I was going to mention it in the video but forgot. Thanks. Stevo

The color has grown on me as well. When I see it parked on the lawn it really pops. Can't wait to see it rolling down the road. Thanks. Stevo