Great video! My grandpa got me into woodworking and I have my own shop now. Love going out and building trucks, I am going to add a dozer and whatever else that I can put tracks on. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Brian, really enjoying your videos, I am retired welder but also enjoy working with wood. Just bought toys and joys log skidder to build for my brother in law. Stumbled across your videos and enjoy your laid back style and sense of humor! thanks for posting.
I bought that book and started out building some of the models, very nice book. However there is allot of precise dimensions. Not necessary when working with wood. After that I went with just using pictures. advantage you can make any model quickly and looks great. You can figure out things as you go along, Good book to start with though. Did you see the skidder that I made from a picture? It might be on another site, lumberjocks.com/bushmaster The first projects I posted there where from that book. I taught metal and mechanics, do metal and wood now at home.
Howdie Brian Awesome designs ya Hav goin to try and do what ya do goin to try thks again been mecnec for 38 years had Heart attack body has to go slower so goin to try this wood workin projects Like You thks again Paul that's why I Joined ya And Subscibe to your Channel keep it up
|No I don't use plans, just a picture, and go from there, Solve things as I go along. My construction method are simple, Full size picture, copy machines are great
I thought I replied to the question on how I did the radius, actually I stood the board on end and cut in on the bandsaw and then smoothed it up on the spindle sander. Then cut it to size and glued a cutting edge on of a different colored wood,. The table saw would work, make a fence to slide it along and then adjust the angle to get the radius you want.
Great video! My grandpa got me into woodworking and I have my own shop now. Love going out and building trucks, I am going to add a dozer and whatever else that I can put tracks on. Thank you for sharing.
Nice content. Thank you.
Great demo! The end is the icing on the cake!
Uh !! When I make some Its gonna be me, me uncle and me two cousins !!! :)
Yep, they're that easy to make, I knocked up a couple this morning, then after breakfast I spent the day watching your vids on Utube !!
Love the model bulldozer. I was worried when you got up on ladder. The tracks looked well built and you definitively proved they are!
Hi Brian, really enjoying your videos, I am retired welder but also enjoy working with wood. Just bought toys and joys log skidder to build for my brother in law. Stumbled across your videos and enjoy your laid back style and sense of humor! thanks for posting.
I bought that book and started out building some of the models, very nice book. However there is allot of precise dimensions. Not necessary when working with wood. After that I went with just using pictures. advantage you can make any model quickly and looks great.
You can figure out things as you go along, Good book to start with though. Did you see the skidder that I made from a picture? It might be on another site, lumberjocks.com/bushmaster The first projects I posted there where from that book.
I taught metal and mechanics, do metal and wood now at home.
Excellent! You are a good teacher.
Muchas gracias por sus métodos de confeccion
Exelente aporte..
Felicitaciones..
Looks like I might be your 4600 sub !!!WOO HOO . nice job on the tracks and easy looking.
thanks best video i've seen yet
Great stuff!
mister brian..parabens, pelo belo trabalho....votos do amigo Brazilian-BRAZIL
Howdie Brian Awesome designs ya Hav goin to try and do what ya do goin to try thks again been mecnec for 38 years had Heart attack body has to go slower so goin to try this wood workin projects Like You thks again Paul that's why I Joined ya And Subscibe to your Channel keep it up
I was wondering what kind of wood you used, since no one of the little tabs broke off. Thaks
You make it look easy.. You are a craftsman sir. Do you build with any plans?
|No I don't use plans, just a picture, and go from there, Solve things as I go along. My construction method are simple, Full size picture, copy machines are great
I thought I replied to the question on how I did the radius, actually I stood the board on end and cut in on the bandsaw and then smoothed it up on the spindle sander. Then cut it to size and glued a cutting edge on of a different colored wood,. The table saw would work, make a fence to slide it along and then adjust the angle to get the radius you want.
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