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I watched I think is your dad's sawmill and left a question but no reply did you do a video of the build . I'm going to build one I would like to have one just like his but I would need to see how he built what some people call the head any chance of that if you could ill put his name on it .tell him I said great machine very smart man .I live in Canada .province new brunswick . Town sussex .

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Do u sell plans or have a video of the build .nice mill

Where did you get the mirrors?

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Is it worth reloading your own?

Will this one work on cast bullets conical and roundnose?

Great job, except for turning it into a hardtail. I'll never understand why anyone would eliminate the suspension on a motorbike.

A great looking machine. Would have liked to get a better look at it but the video work was terrible. Was the camera strapped to the family dog?

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It looks great, it would have been nice to see how it works and maybe some plans (at a price) I think a guard for the belt and the saw blade might have been a good idea, arms and legs are useful for getting about :) :) :)

Why on earth did they make the shell plate retention bracket out of plastic, my one has snapped in 1 place, never used, just hope its still going to do the job, or maybe super glue it together! Screwed overtightened by factory

You wouldn't happen to know where i could find a #10 shell plate?

Thanks for the video. I'm using the Pro2000 for 38 and 45 (and am set to use it for 44 also) but hadn't considered reloading 9mm. Now that ammo is so scarce, along with other shooting supplies, I'm likely to start, if I can find a 9mm 5-station shell plate. To me, the Pro2000 is still the. best (and safest) press one can buy. Nice video - so fast, so easy.

Very nice design, except for the guarding over the belt driving the hydraulic pump.

Was just at old glory myself while we made a few videos out there😁

OMG that thing is a thing of a beautiful work of art, please tell me you can put together some paper plans, with everything I'll need in detail, & a description of how that seat thing works, I'd be more than happy to pay you for the plans, & all mailing fees, man you could make a fortune off of just selling the plans, & I'll be the first buyer, if you can put something together on paper & mail them out, ( PLEASE CALL ME) at ( 618 ) 581-7221 this is amazingly cool, your pops is a genuine genius, i got to build 1, THANK YOU, oh yeah, & by the way, i have so given y'all a whopping 10 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍's up, & subscribed, & sharing this amazing video ✌

I wish you had a set of plans for sale. Good design. Hate to see it forgotten

Hello, I like the sound of the exhaust, could you tell me which one is on? thank you. Very nice motorcycle

What size tips did you use?

My shell holder plate in rotation isnt lining up with primer or dies????Any suggestions?

What are the measurements of the collar I'm trying to get one for my beautiful min-pin

Good looking bike !

Excellent job.

Did you modify the Forks?

Hey bud, I have a few questions about this if you would please get back with me. Thanks

Guessing the National Park Service has taken those houses by now. In the interest of “Park Improvements” I’m sure.

Kool mill. Now that I'm more crippled I wish mine had a seat to ride on. How does that forklift do in the off pavement? I know they do well on gravel ,but never seen one in a sawmill environment. I've needed a forklift for a long time , but haven't built or traded for one yet.

It's like a table with two legs and takes a good craftsman and in this case, a lot of steel to build one. I applaud you.

That cantilever design has never made much sense to me but you did a fine job of it.

I’d really like to have to pictures of mill

I really like your design..Nice Job. my name is Larry and I like your video. I built a homemade sawmill about two years ago..and have had a lot of fun with it..Nice starter sawmill. I am building a compilation of sawmill videos' and I was wondering if I could use your video in it..Appreciate your time. keep up the good work

Nice Mill.... well built

Thanks for sharing! I just got on of these presses and this was very informative. Make a few more if you can. Thanks

Me encanto tu moto. Beautiful

I'm thinking about turning my 06 s40. Nice bike.

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Where did u get ur back fender I been looking and looking

Very nice looking bike!!! Great little details. Love the black lights against the white!!

Since it's a hard tail, I'm surprised you didn't make those struts a couple inches shorter, to put the rear fender directly beneath the seat? Also, why put "Cafe Racer" in the title? Better to just call something what it is, rather than try to pull other people in to view something they might not like. Nice bobber though man, congrats!

I'm new to reloading and the first pound of powder I bought was Alliant Unique; also have 1000 115gr FMJs on order. How many grains of Unique do you like to throw for 115gr FMJs? I'm going to by some manuals of course but was just curious what your preference was. And that is indeed a sweet press.

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wow this videos of the camp and ur dad ( Daryl) is awesome haven't seen him 20 plus yrs. tell him hi. from Tom

not too many people use white paints on a bike anymore... always flat black or some other ugly color... bike looks great man!

i got one of those they often need head bolt re torqued .the bobber look is good but i like mine as a two seater

heck yeah man awesome bike! I'm working on bobbing mine out right now as well. I've gotta make some hardtail struts like you did and mock up a fender. what did you mount your taillight to under your seat? did you put a small piece of metal just under it and bolt the light up to that?? and also how much did that fatter back tire cost you? thanks in advance man.

sell it to me.

nice upholstery on that seat man!!

hey kenneth I was wondering what size is your rear Tire? i was wondering because my brother has the same bike and its stock so i wanted to buy a thick tire for him for his birthday. so if you can please lmk ill very appreciate that man , thank you !

Nice. Looks plenty stable. If the axle tube isn't a thick heavy gauge it could bend sticking out so far. We have a twin axle trailer that hauls a medium size tractor that the springs sets about a foot inside the Hubs. All 4 tires are getting swayed out from the axle shafts bending at the springs. But it's a great looking machine and the I beam deck will stand up to a lot of use and the occasional dropping a log on it. It looks like it's probably a fresh build. The slow return will kill tons of useful time. If y'all can get it returning really fast it'll surprise you how much of an increase in production you'll see in the same amount of time. I love seeing homemade stuff made from salvaged parts and materials that can compete with expensive factory machines. KEEP it UP👍💯