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Don't buy machines with round columns. Period!

Wowzie!! Where do you live? I doubt that I've spent $3000.00 (or) $2000.00 on belts within my entire life. And I'm 84 years old. Made hundreds of knives, too. Some here may even have seen one or two. ;):rolleyes:o_O

De nada, Amigo.

I'd curve it on the sides from the very top, and some on the front. But that's just me, not you.

Let's see it.

Yeah. I'd taper that guard. Great work!

I've had Grizzly mills, both large and small. I highly recommend them for those trying to save money. Very accurate and reliable. By all means, get an R8 spindle.

Always approach your point from the same direction. The hand screws have slack in the nuts, so always make your approach by turning the hand wheel to the right. If you accidentally go past, back up several turns and come back turning the hand wheel to the right. This should give you accuracy...

Good work so far. Keep learning as you go.

Yeah, I forgot mine. I prefer the big old road hogs myself.

Beautifully done!

As a side note, In order to be safe riding a bike, you need a huge awareness zone. I always knew automatically whether another vehicle was near me. Side, rear, all around. Always. Seemed to be a sixth sense.

Congrats! Just be careful. My story is like Ken's above, but I started sooner. My first Harley was a 1949 '74 with a suicide clutch too. Rode Harleys, kawasakis, and later Goldwings all my life until about 15 years ago. Commuted to work, rain or shine, all the way across Houston for 12 years...

Me too!!! o_O

Glad you'e having fun, Ed. :)

Loved your video! Imagination supreme!!

A mi me gusta mucho!!o_O:eek::po_O:)

Very pretty knife!

Enjoy!!:)

Now it's obvious why the jaws didn't line up when you got it. The more pressure you place when closing it, the more the rear jaw bends backward..