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One more thing, I once stepped backwards onto the 8' high set of stairs I just finished taking all the treads and risers off of there was one riser still on that caught my ass, my foot caught the stringer, as I was falling backwards, I was then hanging upside down between the stringers my wife came to the doorway and yelled are yo all right I said I think so jus need to figure out how to get out of this. LOL

Avoiding accidents #1: if you think Wow, this looks like something I shouldn't do then don't do it. #2 Everyone, well 99%of the time in that 10th of a second before something happens, you know it's going to happen. This is generally when using tools of some kind. like when that wrench just starts to slip and BOOM knuckles #3 rushing something not good or not paying attention, talking to someone while running that unforgivable table saw, you know that 5 horsepower one with the 12" or 14" blade, or that carving gouge you push toward your hand that's holding the wood you should not be holding and you know it!, or the safety glasses you know you should have on while driving cement nails dumbass stuff but we all do it, have done it, or will do it.

I was a roofer, worked on church steeples, and was also a cement finisher and cabinet maker, all of which were dangerous jobs. I fell 3 feet from a steep ladder, and that was a life-changing event. you never know. LOL

Just the corners of the iron are rounded, you are right, a full ellipse on the edge would not be the way to go. I have done this, and it works very well.

scrub plane very very sharp

Beautiful machine, have fun with that, looks like it's in great shape.

nice job

nice work

BARGE CONTACT, IT HAS NEVER FAILED ME.

Cut a slot in each side a pair of pliers in the nose end very close to the front surface with a Dremel tool, grind the nose to a very slight dish, this will hold the smooth side of your screw, then use some blue when you put it together. this is the best way, IMHO, that is to say, I have never found anything better and don't need to.

That's very cool, and it worked. Great job!

Good looking stuff!

Well, now that should take care of that problem.

Wow, that's a ton of work!

Wow very cool!

Beautiful job!

Beautiful stuff!

It looks like a nice job on the pattern and execution. As long as he's not too short, he can still bend his knee I assume.

Sorry, friend, I thought you wanted to go into business making leather holsters. my bad

Best advice: don't do it !!!!

Wow, that set screams custom. What's not to love that's exciting work Great job.

Beautiful work. I would like to see it on, though.

It doesn't matter whether it's slow or fast. The EPS is connected to the sewing machine shaft; it could make one revolution per day and still work. My machine is so slow that I get nervous watching it, and the EPS works just fine.

Thank you for letting me know that.

To Highpower's point, I could run my clutch motor fairly well after a few years it was the constant humming of the motor it's not fun. Now with the new setup, the machine will punch through 8 layers or more of denim at the slowest speed the clutch motor could not do that at a slow speed I don't use my Juki LU-563 for leather for leather I use the Cobra Class 4. I will freely admit my addiction to these machines. For someone who's not in the business of sewing, I own a lot of machines LOL.