I wish I had something like this 10 years ago when I first started. I was very singular and didn't reach out to any other crankers for help. All these years later I can finally adjust the timing on a ribber and understand how to do so because of the help I have received on line. Learning the basics is the most important part of cranking. Thank you for starting this series. Every cranker should be confident taking their machine apart!

What a wonderful surprise to see you doing a YouTube series! I am one of those visual learners so I thank you so much!

Wow, you are one GOOD teacher! Thank you so much for being so thorough!

Thank you for this tutorial!
As always, I learn so much from you.  My reward for finishing some projects this winter is to get my CSM out and learn how to make socks happen.

Thank you Steve! I look forward to more videos.

Thank you Steve, very precise and concise.  I just got an antique CSM. Very step learning curve.

Thank you so much for this video series (and your written tutorial).

Thank you

So how does one get your written tutorial, I’m just a newbie. Thank you for these in-depth tutorials you have so graciously put up

On my flatbed Machines, I use gun oil. Can I use the same on circular sock machines?

Hi, I see you have a nice looking cone winder in the background, which brand is it and where can I get my hands on one (that ships to Europe)?

Where can I get the written tutorials?  Link please!?