Dbit grinder modifications - Part 3

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[adamthemachinist]

Great, I finally got the notion of buying a d bit grinder out of my head . Now you have me thinking about it again 😢

[rootvalue]

I can’t explain the reason, but I really enjoy these tool/shop project update videos more than customer project videos, even though I love those as well. Seeing your equipment, your modifications, and your workflow tips are just so fascinating and I learn so much. Thanks for always sharing when you can.

[JB-olvz]

I'm fine with 20 microns for cosmetic That's why we love you Stefan 🙏

[ROBRENZ]

Looking good Stefan! That bushing taking a trip made me jump.
ATB, Robin

[MgBaggg]

Boy have I been waiting for the sequel

[karlsorensen]

Thank you for another great video! It's great that you have enough customer work to make other things difficult. May it always be so.

[thesjyoungjr]

When that bushing slipped out. I just about jumped out of my chair. You gotta warn us old men. 😊

[Rustinox]

I like the HSS inlay hard stop. That's a good idea.

[wmc]

I thought the whole workpiece may have pinched the slitting saw, but I was quite shocked when the bushing popped out, not as much as I would have been if I had of been there, but still my eyes went a bit wider! Glad it didn't ruin anything!

[jimdean]

Thanks for the info on the quad rings, I learned something new.

[machineshopatthebottomofth]

Always impressed with your discipline in upholding the 6 month rule. I have a rule, but it’s the 10 year rule and that is why I keep stubbing my toes in the shop!

[michaelrice]

That moment arm for the d-bit grinder is a great addition to the percussion section of your band. Er, shop. I get so much enjoyment from these videos. I realize that you are running a business, but please continue sharing your blazingly wonderful skills with us! Danke.

[LordOfTamarac]

I love the immediate panic explaining the buy food joke is not a camouflaged cry for help. We can all get a little Parasocial and overly involved with our favorite content creators lol

[sjorsdewit]

A Stefan video and a clicksping video! Today is a good day!

[Crushermil]

I don't think I could handel the level of chaos in your shop 😂.

All joking aside I always enjoy your videos and it's good hearing you've got to much work coming in 👍🏻👍🏻.

[NoNamesLeft]

Wonderful content. You're one of the few doing something interesting and showing it.

[keithboyle]

That bushing coming out was a butt puckering moment.

[ydonl]

Nice! Interesting.

I see some other videos where the quality of the work is a compromise - much faster, but ultimately not so satisfying. Thanks for sharing your high standards with us!

[rossome]

FINALLY IT HAS ARRIVED! - DANKE, Stefan G. 🇨🇦 ❤️ 🇨🇦 ❤️

[cspec]

You're one of my favorite toolmakers on YT. Look forward to your insights and how you explain the process. Appreciate your candor regarding the bush to make up for overshooting. So you're human after all, considering some of the super tight tolerances of parts you make. Appreciate you! Thanks for sharing.