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What tooth saw blade are you using?

5:46 - Wow, after watching the video I realized just how much the log jumped! I'm betting that is why the ends weren't perfectly parallel. I should have stopped and reset the entire log when the kickback happened. Live and learn!

Time to invest in a microphone! Thank you for your videos!

Here, is a song for you to listen to : '' Hats Off to the Stranger '' by Lighthouse, about 45 years ago. FOR you and your ' creativity '.........(garage nut)

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I'm sure you know this, but, might modify your Story sticks to have points on each end when you do tapers, maybe just cut 45 degrees on both ends, so, you could flip them over for different scenarios. Not to throw off the measurement on the widths. In this scenario, both 45 tips would be on the outside of the door. In the door's case, using the flat story stick, it was only relevant on the Right side in the video, on the left side of the Right Story stick. Taper going up. Would be more evident on larger tapers though. Nice Mod to Inspire Woodcraft's version of the same.. The mods were definitely needed, and the story stick surely makes it able to repeat with accuracy.. Congrats.

Thank you for this add-on video. I also liked your first video. QUESTION: Where did you purchase that "over the saw blade" dust collection system? Did it come with the saw, or is it custom-made? Again, thanks for the videos.

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Great idea!

I like your point about switching which side of the clamp has the nuts attached to it. What I've done with the 'face' of one of the clamps is use some jiffy weld to attach a piece of used sandpaper (Iikely either 60 or 80 grit I can't exactly recall) so that it grips the bar better. I had one incident previously where the bar came free from the clamp and chewed right through the bolt next to it and I was that I had tightened it as well as I could have. It's a Chinese knock-off model, so luckily the bolt was not high quality steel and the chain seemed to cut through it without noticing. I've inspected the chain a couple of times to determine if there was any damage and have located where a raker looks a little extra shiny but all of the teeth are sharp as they were prior to chewing through the bolt. Nice video, these definitely seem like worthwhile modifications

Great tip!

As a garage door guy, I love it. You could tighten the chain and it'd be a lil quieter.

Nice! Did you patent it and now rich?

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Put a cover over that chain. Wouldn’t want your wobbly bits or a shirt caught.

Great innovation dude! That moment when he quotes an 80s movie - cool! 😎

Wow that’s awesome 😎

Turns out the Weldwood Contact Cement and 60 grit disc sander discs cut in 1/4" strips did the job for the fretboard radiusing drum!

nice problem solving!!!from Michigan

My guess with the added weight and friction of the meat it'll still overheat quickly.

Update: I bought a better start capacitor that was more expensive but closer in quality to the OEM one. And I doubled the diameter of the driven sprocket to cut the torque needed in half. The motor and the capacitor are still getting very hot, even with the air cooling system running full blast AND no meat in the mixer (zero load). Alas, I have decided the garage door opener will not work for this project. I'm bummed because the built in slow speed and ease of reversing direction made this motor the perfect fit for this project...in theory. I just salvaged some parts from a treadmill with a large variable speed DC motor. I have decided to try that motor. Stay tuned for updates!

Get a big cheap drill

Try running a regular sized electric motor through a truck torque converter to gear down the speed. Run it by itself before producing the sprockets to calculate the appropriate speed. Then attach appropriate sprockets and you’re ready to go with plenty of torque. Document via youtube video = win!

"Bah who needs safety" lol

Nice work dude!

This is a beautiful thing. Thanks for posting. And the air cooling addition is excellent.