beautiful work!

Cómo cambio los baleros mi amigo

Do you have the manual for this machine?

Why aren't bmy screws holding the blade ar all?

Wow, great video. lots of helpful tips.

Steve is the best instructor

amazing tips

That which is strong and functional can also be elegant. Thanks, Steve.

Yes ! Making it adjustable will save you from making many jigs . Ask me how I know !!

Built this jig years ago and it works amazingly well

Looking for a colar Bar for my T110

This is the most detailed video I’ve seen on this.

Important to have both knives balanced

Good day, do you happen to know which spindle taper ist used in this machine. I have got the t110a from about the same time and would like to buy a replacement spindle in 40mm but i don't know which spidle is used

How do I remove a half mortise lock from an antique drawer? There are no screws visible. Ty

promosm 😡

I thought snipe was a design opportunity! Thanks for the correction SteveLatta!

I never thought to use glue as an adhesive before. I'll be sure to use this trick next time! Thanks Stevelatta!

I’ve been using framing nails for years. I’ll be sure to use this trick next time! Thanks Stevelatta!

Never thought of using clamps before! Ratchet straps have been my go too so far. I'll make sure to try this trick out next time! Thanks Stevelatta!

As always great and the chanting in the background makes it even better!

Been at it for hrs. Why does the blade bend on the bottom when tightening?

Thank you for this. Trying to use a shaper for the first time for cabinet doors and the pearls of wisdom really help.

Can you tell me how thick one's stock can be? Meaning, what is the maximum thickness the sander can accept?

Who made that hand plane? I want one!

Nice short, informative video!

Using the square dentils as an example; Is the spacing of the dentils slightly different on the sides, or do you need to design the width and depth of the underlying case so that the dentil spacing comes out the same on the front and side? In the photo, it looks like the spacing is the same on the front and sides.

A great machine, well demonstrated. Thanks.

Why not trace the back of the piece?

Impressive Steve

I break my lower back changing blades. Seems it should be a half inch longer

You are the Man for sharing!!!

Probably not a good idea to use the fence while using a miter gauge...

I just purchased a Geetech CT-102, which looks identical to a Bridgewood U0-102 / U0-102S (sliding table version). Only bummer is, I was told the spindle arbor assembly in an included tool box, and I forgot to double check. Turns out, no dice! Have you found a reliable source of parts for Bridgewood shapers?

thank you. my woods teacher is going to quiz us on it but his explanation wasn’t the clearest. in gna ace it. thanks bro 🙏

Thank you

where do i get only head tool?

Nice, clear and to the point. Makes it easy. Thanks for this Professor, even this old man can grasp this. Now, to truly understand, one must do. Off to the shop.

Looks very easy. Thank you for sharing. :)

Nicely done.

Super