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But oh, hell no, I love my power tools.......

That was wild. Amazing for sure. Think of all the prep for the action build. W/o power drills and saws, every step had to be sequenced correctly to allow for exacting results w/o constant assembly and disassembly.

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But oh, hell no, I love my power tools.......

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Very talented but he still needed a machinist to help him.:)
More seriously he will probably never have as much fun running it as he did building it. Quite the craftsman. Very impressive.

WOW ..

I wish I could get my honey do list done that fast!

FWIW, he has a second video on the lathe in which he said it took nine months, during which he had 100 hours into it, including three prototypes.

made me laugh
the sound effects of the chisel
it was like he was in beaver mode