Beautiful work! Wow!

Nice job! Thanks for showing us.

I just picked up a used 6" version of the same brand and intend on refurbishing it as well.  This video series has been enlightening, thank you.

Great job and video!
Happy jointing

Thinking about buying a used 8 inch jointer myself. Have my eye on a jet 8 inch. Thinking of spending the time to refurbish it like you did. Thanks for a great informative video.

I'll tell you what, you could have gone to H&F or Carbatec and got a newbie but I reckon the satisfaction you get every time you use this machine makes it worth all the tea in China. Brillant resto job, so good to see nice equipment given a new life.

Awesome job!

Nice work mate. Always nice to have something new (or damn close).

brilliant video... doing the same to a very old metalclad 9 inch jointer 50 years plus, but runs like a dream, keep the videos coming

Great work mate...A new home , a new paint job , new bearing and a new life...well done...;-p

That came out awesome.

Very nicely done sir

Nice! Very good job!

Awesome job, as you said, bigger is better, and the job you have done diserves it, looks really nice, i'm trying to buy bigger but have not space, but maybe i can save $$ doing what you did restoring used one.

As always, I love your videos; how long did it take you to refurbish it? (Not counting minor adjustments)

Good find mate, I got a bargain on an Australian made jointer but only 6 inch, however it's grouse to have an Aussie made machine, like your channel mate 👍🏻🇦🇺👍🏻

Good man;! I have to do the same thing to my six inch, got it at a yard sale! Thanks again.

Just a little bit of yellow paint required..... ;) Nice work. Looks and sounds great!

Awesome revamp mate, "looks loyke a brought one" as they say downunder!

Fantastic refurb, mate. Love your attention to detail, and the fact that you take great pride in your work, it definitely shows in the end results.
Want to come give me a hand to revamp my 50year old Ezycut combo??? hehehehe