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Jesus dude, all the jumpin around with the camera made me queasy in the stomach. i think I may puke. Get a camera stand if you are going to do this again.

Thanks for sharing the vid of the epic Beaver! Love the tagline, "We'll take you there."

First thing to do when starting an engine is to sit in the pilot seat. The throttle does not need to be pumped when the engine is primed. The magnetos should be on "both" before cranking the engine. You should read the operation manual...

How to build a shed for $20,000, there I fixed the title for you.

I love Zeballos! It's like the West Virginia of BC. So beautiful!

Do it either way, as long as the teeth are running away at the bottom of the cut. Some rips are done on very wide pieces such as plywood and you may be ripping a sheet inhalf at 24". This is done the way he shows. But heavier or thicker pieces can be done theother way, feeding from the right by rotating teh head 180 degress. This way, you benefit from the maximum stiffness of the position closest to the pillar. No matter: Follow ALL the ruiles and the odds are no worse than using a table saw. Personally, I would favor using the old cast iron DeWalt or early Delta/Rockwell saws. They are more sturdy, rigid, and may I say, quieter.

16 pulls…💪🏻dumbass…had to be primed “obviously 😂” didn’t check the CHOKE lever because so excited to make your stupid and informative video! what a joke 😂😂😂

Hmm

Bro forgot to say clear

oh dear god, your second demonstration sounds like an untrained lowes employee trying to cut wood 😂 and im stealing the bungee cord idea

Envious of the otter and beaver drivers. I have about 17 hours of stick time in a super cub (about 15 years ago) but would love to get back on track to fly again.

Thanks Jim🙌🏾

That took months lmao

Well, that push stick really did a lot of good, LOL! I think I'd want a pawl or a set of board buddies for doing that. Been thinking of getting an old DeWalt shopmaster as they're fairly inexpensive in this area...at least on fb marketplace. Most are from $25 to $75 but have seen the industrial ones on there in the thousands. Thankfully I don't need an industrial one.

Hi Jim, love these videos! You had a couple videos around the same time as this one but I can't seem to find them anymore. One was a pre flight walkaround and the other was a 'how to start' but was a longer video with additional commentary. Are these videos still up somewhere? Cheers!

Thanks Jim Howard, I’ll be back… 🇺🇸♾️😎 C B Moore

I put in Green LED bulbs.

What the fuck is this title 🤣🤣

Website prices say "install included " but then charges $200 extra no matter what you drive..Portland,or.

What is the part number for the bushings one of the 2 died on me so now the mower wont turn on

I loved how you changed the blades on the saw while it was plugged in. Then you Care about safety glasses and hearing protection. WoW Really

Nice job!! 😀

Talk about some beautiful country!

Thank you, very nice explained!

I know this video is 9 years old, but hoping someone will see this and put me out of my misery. I got the upper and lower handle connected just fine, but can't get those little teeth on the lower handle to engage or the cam locks to close. The orange handle on the lower cam locks feels like it's going to snap when I try to close it unless it's all the way loose... but then the teeth have almost a quarter inch gap between them. I feel like I'm probably doing something wrong that's extremely obvious?

I just picked a 1978 Radial Arm saw for free in really good shape. Would you happen to have a video on making your bench for yours?

Death machine I want another one I miss my old one

What the hey...where is the ending?

I don’t remember the last time I laughed so hard!!!🤣😂🤣😂

You always avoid "climb cuts" where the teeth of the blade/cutter are pulling themselves into the work piece. The principle is true for any circular saw, router, or planer. And Jim, where are your anti-kickback pawls ?? Please revise this video to show their correct use. You should explain that crosscuts on a radial arm saw are the only time a climb cut is recommended. Also, I see you are placing your hand within 3 inches of a running saw blade. And I saw you removing offcuts while the blade is still spinning. Bad idea. You can get away with it sometimes,, but not every time.

Dude how does your camera make that crazy motion 😂 I feel like I'm on acid or something hahaha. Awesome video anyways

I’ve always loved that the dehaviland beaver was called a bush plane!

How do you avoid “burning” the blade?…I guess you don’t

Wobble pump and wobble camera. Very annoying

Love that plane!

Thanks Dad.....I mean Jim. I read the manual 3x and I could've started using my new lawn mower 2 weeks ago if I had just watched your video! Thank you so much for posting this!

An excellent video. Thank you for posting. Thanks again. Just completed the process. Your video was crucial.

Exelente trabajo... Solo que debería tener más cuidado por qué ese tipo de sairing contiene asbesto 😮

Your awesome thanks

What you need to realize is that we do not need to see the pilots face in order to hear him talk.

Thank you so much for posting this because I was absolutely clueless as to how I was going to put mine together ❤️

Super

Good Morning Sir enjoying your video do you have any plans or would you advise us Thanks Patrick McCauley

Putz

Not some people, but all professionals use a jointer. This is just way more dangerous and I would not recommend it to any amateur trying to cut hardwood for the first time.

What type of harmonica is it ?

Piloting a beaver in flip flops. Just not done

What blade are you using?

This guy does not speak candidly -- first, the instructions are horrible -- unless you already know how to put it together, or already put things like this together regularly -- in that case of course you do not need instructions. He is selling this, not explaining it.

Jim, are you not flying anymore?