Excellent information from both videos. I purchased a set of Sid's "interchangeable" dies for my 25 lb. LG and I love the whole set up. My wife typ...

Nicholas, I am going to try and answer some of your questions, but I must warn you in advance. I like to answer questions with more questions (Socra...

All of them are fine pieces. It would be hard to pick a favorite, but I'm leaning towards the one with the Stratocastor.....maybe I just like the Stra...

A spectacular work sir!

JJ makes a good point. Good lighting and magnification are critical.

I use a Birchwood Casey product called Barricade to protect my knives (finished) and blades (in process). It comes in small individual towelettes and ...

Congrats everyone! That's a large group of new Journeymen.

[quote name='Scott Mindrebo' date='19 June 2016 - 08:56 AM' timestamp='1466351762' post='17370'] Thanks for the feedback Joshua. I will make some of...

In order to gauge the thickness while drawing out, you will need to make some limit blocks or "kiss blocks" to set up between the top and bottom dies....

Very nice Jason! Do you have any photographs of your shop? I am always interested in what tools and equipment people in other countries use.

[quote name='justin carnecchia' date='17 June 2016 - 12:31 PM' timestamp='1466191901' post='17341'] The other thing I would recommend is a spring ...

Gary, could you describe your "tile cut" welding method?

I posted a link to a video I did on using the press to make a billet in the educational videos thread on this forum.

I think there's a thread here somewhere about what types of sandpaper people use, but I can't seem to find it. I also use the 3M 10X up to 220. also...

[quote name='Nicholas_Killmeier' date='16 June 2016 - 11:10 PM' timestamp='1466143810' post='17332'] That beveled stick that you use with the micron...