I’ve seen a lot of moglice done and that’s the most thorough video on how to do it right I’ve seen.

I kinda regret all the times I was impatient with my pup.  He passed away last month and I would give anything to have another run in the park with him.  I think it's awesome you allow your dog in the shop.  Mine came to work with me all the time.  Thanks for another great video.

organized, neat, clean, well thought out, attention to detail, the real deal. great videos thanks for sharing.

I’ve never even heard of moglice. Really cool to see how it works. Scraping is not very well documented on YouTube, but this is quickly becoming the best resource to learn about it.

I just recently found your channel. Wow. I'm so happy to see someone share this wealth of knowledge and experience on YouTube. Keep up the amazing work!

Lemme tell you what would happen if I tried to freehand those oil grooves, bwhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahah

Thank you for your effort - excellent! I learned something today!

Very impressive. Thanks for sharing.

Neat stuff!  I guess I’ve always thought moglice and turcite were pretty much the same thing, because people seem to mention them in the same sentence, but… really not!   That glop when you started mixing really startled me.   “Ah hah!”  Interesting stuff. And… interesting stuff.

Very informative, thanks

Very Cool 😎❤

Like your videos. They are highly educational and your work seems wonderful. What blue and red materials do you use?

Nice one .  I was told to hold the scraper vertically & pull it towards me when doing Moglice .  Scraped my Colchester saddle that way & it worked great , nice stuff to scrape .  Cheers  👍

i didnt know Mogs could get lice, only fleas

Wait, which one was the coffee, and which one was the Moglice again? 😅

Dan, thanks for a great job demystifying the scraping of gibs, dovetails etc…  As a semi-visual learner, you’ve undone years of apprehension.  Thank you!
Obviously, I need to add years of experience, and the “necessary” toys… but again, it’s not rocket surgery, or is it brain science… ?  😜

A 70 y/o with asperations!

So was this done on all machines built years ago or is this only needed for restoration? Is this much work put into new machines? Good work!

Wow great work with the dumore...talk about a steady hand...do you ever use some kind of straight edge or guide when cutting long oil grooves?

Dan, what are you using for Orange highlighter?  I used the last of my Orange Canode. It was my favorite color. I do have some Red Lead, but I am not keen on using that.

Why do you use  Moglice instead of Turcite?