I just found your channel and I'm having a blast bingeing your videos.

I buy one like this 15 years ago, part by part I do same, and change better bearings. sell it and buy bigger. That small lathe teach so much.

I placed my vevor lathe in the dumpster at work. Good For You

I see that Budweiser I loved them for 45 years that's a good way to work on your plumbers smile I see you 2 years later on the 5 hour v8 video definitely getting thicker

No idea what you just did but I’m here for the whole show!😂😂😂😊

For a long time I've thought about getting one of these, and you pretty much answered the questions I had about the condition of it when it arrives. Not only that but you did a good job cleaning it up and showing your process here and there. So thank you for the video.

It's so awesome that you can do everything you do it's a rare thing to see nowadays my daughter Everything Automotive Electrical Plumbing my grandfather raised to be so I was fortunate enough to learn all that and I've also taught my son the same things but nowadays no one wants to take the time like you for my generation or my kids and literally learn and figure out things and do it the way they do it and the way you do it sauce and watch your videos so awesome to watch your videos you're you're a badass keep them coming I'll enjoy watching them

I bought  a 1943 monarch  lathe   20 inch. Runs like the day it was born.  Enjoy n huggs. Jax

Mini lathe is finally happy 😊

Another suggestion is to get way oil. It's great for lubing but also great for preventing rust.

Always loved the way some import machinery is more of a kit roughly assembled just for ease of shipping and far from ready to use.  Well done, wish I'd understood these things when I bought my first lathe 30+ years ago.

I am actually very impressed! Wish you luck!

Some assembly required.  Thanks for an interesting video.

Hi. I just love your videos and your personality and humor. I don’t laugh often but you make me laugh every time. Thanks very much take care.

It’s cool to watch how you use a thing to make a thing for itself. And just overall thank you for letting us in to watch this metal lathe project.

A really neat neat neat channel for this kind of stuff is HAMMERLAND. Very clever stuff.

Im glad i doscovered your channel- you do all the things i would do of i had the room

You're doing great. Keep going.

I really love your videos.

Nice job!!! I have a Chinese 3&1. Yup….. I was supplied with a bunch of burs, over cast, over spray, grit, loose bolts, and much casting dirt also. The price point dictates a thorough inspection of all components prior to any expectation of precision.