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00:00 What’s my problem?
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05:05 You Know What it Is
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Great solution dude!! I'm dying with the Jerry and green tape references. I really appreciate the shout out! Can you work on calibrating the spring joint out of my machine next time?! LOL. Oh, and I will DM you a thin strip solution that another maker across the pond came up with that was similar to mine, but worked much better.
So if I understand correctly, you don't want the infeed and outfeed rollers to grab the wood? I have the same idea of machine from a different manufacturer and for jointing operations I can disconnect the rollers, not sure if you have that option. With the sled in place to keep the roller from pushing down and the rollers disconnected there should be no need for a bearing or anything in the location of the roller?
"Solving other youtuber's problems, that are also solving my own problems"= Fabrication Facilitation. That's my contribution.
Smart! Would turning the rollers off help with wear? Would you still need the brass shims?
Why dont you buy veneere in thicknes 0,9mm or 1,2mm or 1,5mm or 1,7mm or 2mm?
Man you channel is one of those rare gems 🙂
elegant solution – let us know at some point how it holds up as you run a few miles of veneer through it.
The hand plane from bridge city has depth guides
thanks
"argh ragh ragh raaag"- Nick Sawyer
Great vid! Super informative. I wonder if a roller bearing side by side (like a figure 8) to create a saddle that your “problem feeder” can rest in would have more longevity?! ?
I watched the heartache of Kieth’s video and it’s good to see you helping a brother out whilst helping yourself out. ?
Every day I'm in the shop, I'm thankful for my drum sander. Best floorspace I've ever ** given up.
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Nylon strip would wear the rollers less
Your face when the board snapped!! ???
I love the content you put out. I'm a subscriber at BlackTail too, so I can't wait for this colab!
Love your videos. Just got the same unit and I'm thinking you just solved one of my problems.
I'm afraid you'll will get problems with feeding. On that model, the feed rollers are driven by friction against a large wheel with a plastic coating. if you press the feed rollers to hard, they will soon wear to a flat spot on the large wheel. Remove the side cover on the back of the planer and you will see what I mean. If you use the idea of ball bearings, it should work, I think ?
Fixing it ?
That's going to be a fantastic collaboration!!!
I'm very much looking forward to it!!
BTW- I'm already subbed to both of y'all, but I'll be sure to share some vids!!
That should help a little bit…
Oh, hey! If EVERYBODY shares the SAME video – THAT would REALLY help the channel !!
We should ALL collab to do THAT!!!
8:13 – Green Tape in background -> 8:15 – Blue Tape rules. lol