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Hi Bob. Do you still do these last I see is a year ago ? Thought you were also about to introduce Betsy Bridgeport behind you…I understand 😂 Like your shop….wish I could move the trucks out my garage too. As a materials handling drafter I need to make a bit from my shop as well to survive. So…starting this year in all earnest. Ya days of employment are over.

great tour. late 20s apartment dweller living in concrete jungle. hoping to purchase a house in the next few years and have a GARAGE to turn into a DIY workshop as im very much a tinkerer...wood working, electronics repairing, small machinist area, 3d printer machine, maybe some automotive stuff...ah that'd be the dream just to have my own SPACE

Hey whats happened to you guys? Its been a year since you all posted anything.

Music?

Shame you went out of business

How does somebody contact you FA wood white?Would like to use your services

Thanks for the tour! I have a similar shop space with similar equipment. Hoping to turn it into a side hustle some day after I get a couple big personal projects done.

Nice shop, no health care, but lower taxes

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I appreciate the idea of raw format, but it's tough to watch. Six minutes in and nothing has happened. Trimming would help keep viewers engaged. This would be a great 6-10 minute video. Not bashing, just providing honest feedback from this side of the screen. Thank you!

Do you need airflow in the garage with the propane forge?

I would like to have a shop like yous .

Working on setting my shop up also In the U.P of Michigan

I'm constantly on marketplace, craigslist and ebay looking for deals. I've gotten a boring and facing head for $250, a radius dress for $100 on ebay. I got my Millrite knee mill for $500 and a surface grinder for $250 on FB marketplace along with a Tesa-Hite for $250 and a B&S master height gage for $50.

Nice shop

I would like to contact you if at all possible. I can run some parts out of my garage if you need to source out any work.

Hi. Can you make a video explaining clamping multiple cylinder parts? Your design with that wired edm and screw is very interesting. I tried it but didnt work. Maybe because part size deviation of 0.010mm. Some pieces fly off or moving because the soft jaw is not flexing enough to clamp the parts. Can you explain in more detail how you design your multiple cylinder jig? How wide is the slot and how deep the edm slot need to be. Appreciate it so much for the info.

Thanks for the inspiration. I’m working on doing the same thing. With CNC equipment can’t wait

noise and music unbearable but cool content

Salute that is amazing similar interest here and also from The Mitten 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

Don't leave the chuck wrench in the lathe please other than that it was a good video-game

Good video You do a good job explaining Alex is good also Great Stuff keep up the good work

I'm surprised that you didn't go with a tool height setter for that supper nice machine or a touch probe. A lot less reaching in. Nice video very friendly. It's nice to see how others do their work.

Master machinist my ass

Where about you from in michigan? Vaguely of course..

Thanks for the tour and the added tips. Cheers Tony

Amazing shop. CNC is a game changer, even for small shops/garage diy. Thanks for taking the time to show it off.

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Great Video I can't wait for your projects. Good luck

I am sorry to hear about your job termination I thought only mechanics were fired without cause! Thats why i like being on my own, you might go broke but at least you see it coming

Nice set up Bob I am expanding the garage to include a machining bay, What is the square footage of your shop I am currently a licensed(ontario) 310S,310T CWB (car,truck all position stick welder. I have a 20 x 30 shop that i do work in but looking to expand to 4ox40 I was thinking of making the current space the machine shop welding and the new space the repair shop. I would run an I beam gantry between the two. I have a fork lift but in the winter its easier not to use it unless necessary. Like the channel, I m new to it so I ve got lots to learn! Ps Im not rich building the expansion on my sons garage,

Everybody loves Clarence.j get him on here let him do some talking lol

Nice shop. Wish I had your Bridgeport.

The biggest issue with a home machine shop (eventually) is where your significant other parks. Solve that and Patent it $$$

What a fun way to use scrap pieces as well as very educational for the littles!

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That is cool

Hey Ivan, you want a giant black walnut tree in my yard in Mesick? I’m sick of picking up the nuts.

Most of my stuff in my shop was used lathes valve grinder tools etc

That is one ugly sliding door.

I might be wrong but that door is brand new and it’s that rusty 💀💀💀

Hour away from me and I’d never heard of it, just might see you this summer!

Good advice. Basically how I have done it for 40 years.

I would have shown the whole procedure not just indicating one surface 🤷🏻‍♂️

I have a small hobby shop set up for my now retirement. I have some basic machine skills but look forward to learning tricks of the trade. While I don't plan to build a business, I don't turn down work when it comes along. Thanks for sharing. Where are you located in Michigan? I'm in the Kalamazoo area.

Wood shop for an unlimited budget.

Very nice shop. I’m just getting started cutting big slabs. Maybe we’ll do business in the future.

Like the stand for the grinders

Thank you for sharing. What cam software are you using?

Amazing, so I just pull into my garage in Holland, fresh from a trip to Etna CA to see my son,turn on my computer and get your channel pop up, I do wood working and had never heard of you or your shop. Very interesting wood machines.