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I REALLY enjoy watching you work !! Ever since I saw you building those Borax Wagons, way back, I've been following you on your channel !! You are certainly a very gifted man and God has blessed you accordingly !! Keep 'em coming my friend !!

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He did have to modify that mortiser special to suit his needs (he even did a video on the process).

I'm always amazed how much abuse all those wheels can take, and yes, they are rough when he takes the old ones apart

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I can only guess the welds were left because they may actually help hold the bands in place

5:00 explains the band diameter

@@maggs131 I thought about that as well but with the bands being shrunk on the hubs it didn't it necessary to leave the welds on. Course Dave is the master! I would not second guess him. Thanks Maggs131 for your reply and I agree you are probably correct. Take care. Mel from Brighton, CO.

@@12345....... Thank you. You are correct. I know all about keeping things original. Been restoring a 1966 Jaguar E type and there you must keep things original! I totally understand that. But........who is going to know if one band is a different size than the other? It would make life a bit easier for Dave. Just saying. Thanks for your reply count to 12 person. :)

I assume it acts as a key way . The hub bands 1:39 .

I agree. What I find really amazing is that wagons and wheels were around long before lathes. At least before lathes like we think of them. So people were essentially doing it by hand and thinking how can we make this easier or quicker or stronger or more repeatable and so on over a lot of years. It required people to pay attention to details and pass what they learned on to others while wiling to accept their best efforts could be improved on by others. It's a trait not commonly found with today's workforce with engineered lifespans and wrote assembly work. But to take modernish tools like the lathe and accomplish much of the same of the past while keeping parts made 100 plus years ago in service at the same time is rather remarkable to me.

Why does nobody tell him not to wear Jean shirts and pants together!? He is making a fool of himself.