I used to watch that shit when I was in my 20's. The guy is good but he does the stuff that takes a lot of work. I like the make a deck and use your skill saw to trim the edge boards.
I used to watch that shit when I was in my 20's. The guy is good but he does the stuff that takes a lot of work. I like the make a deck and use your skill saw to trim the edge boards.
I love my power tools, but the theory behind what he does is solid.
I love my power tools, but the theory behind what he does is solid.
Absolutely, he's trying to pass on old knowledge to protect it. I was impressed by a few shows. I remember one where he was using a foot powered lath for turning something. He made a bunch of cool shit to like a real Loom on one show. I worked in a knitting factory back then, great cash running and repairing the machines all night and I was high all the time in an empty shop.
Absolutely, he's trying to pass on old knowledge to protect it. I was impressed by a few shows. I remember one where he was using a foot powered lath for turning something. He made a bunch of cool shit to like a real Loom on one show. I worked in a knitting factory back then, great cash running and repairing the machines all night and I was high all the time in an empty shop.
I'm a roofer by trade, got to work with this one old dude that was a wizard with sheet metal, he taught me a lot.
I'm a roofer by trade, got to work with this one old dude that was a wizard with sheet metal, he taught me a lot.
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