Improving three Mastercraft (cheap) tools 

Thanks so much for this inspiring video! You're great! Very helpful!

Boom! it's done ...... love it

Excellent improvements and great video! I really appreciate you sharing. I have a extremely small mini lave on order for my 12-year-old grandson, and your extension is the perfect solution for it. Scott

Great job on modifying the tools Friend! Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖👍😎JP

Excellent Video My Friend !! You're really a "Think Outside of The Box" kinda guy. You deserve a Million Plus Views on this one... Keep 'um coming !!

Would love to see more MasterCraft reviews ..we are Canadian after all .. Thanks

This video is great. I also have a similar saw and this will be great inspiration for me.

The used tool market can be a good route to pursue when upgrading tools. Here in the States I do buy Harbor Freight but my Band Saw and Lathe I picked up used for only the cost of repairs such as a switch and speed control. An idea for an addition to your lathe that I might implement is build a transmission for it that will transform and send the rotational motion of the lathe to something like a rock tumbler or ball mill. I expect your lowest rpm on the mini lathe is roughly 600 rpm. For a rock tumbler you would want in the neighborhood of 30 to 60 rpm but you could spin a large container with the whole apparatus. The ball mill could be higher rpm, but they have plenty of uses, especially if you ever want to try hobby fireworks.

Great video. Thank-you for sharing. For the most part, I like mastercrap, too. There isn't a linear relationship between price and quality, and a lot of their tools strike that balance pretty well (IMO) whilst also letting beginners (like me) try a lot of tools they couldn't otherwise afford or justify buying.

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