Outstanding tutorial! I especially liked your steam box and how you formed the curve so nicely. Excellent work! Thanks for sharing your expertise.

Thank you for a comprehensive video.

Thanks for putting this video up it's one of only two videos I've found when trying to learn how to make a new tiller for my FJ! Great work, I'm adding carbon fiber in between my layers otherwise following this pretty closely.

12.28 minutes of pleasure to watch - Thank you from Australia mate : )

Nice work, especially epoxy finish and case for screws, clever! :)

Great job,nice shop!

Love seeing this go together. The only thing I would suggest is that you varnish after the epoxy. Epoxy is very affected by the sun. Some coats of marine varnish are necessary to filter out UV. Also gives a very mellow color to the wood finish. What glue (white stuff) did you use between the strips of wood?

Klasse Arbeit! Daumen hoch und gerne mehr Videos!

Very nice. Block and steam!

@Gabbberbene

6 жыл бұрын

Ted Finkenauer thank you very much 😊

Why have not posted more? It's like watching those videos of artist draw online. This is mesmerizing. But thank you for posting this, that was awesome.

Would you by an chance sell me one of those tillers? It's such great craftsmanship

Very Nice! Would you (or anyone here) know what the aluminum portion that holds the handle is called? I need to build or buy the whole assembly. Thanks.

How long do you put the wood in the tube with the water steam?

I'm fixing up my maxi77. Your vidz helped, Thanks...lovely job. May I know what type of filler u used for bolt hole, and is your last coat some kind of lacquer with hardener? What kind is it?

@bennigoes6176

4 жыл бұрын

Dear Ong Soo Chong, for the bolt holes I used west system epoxy mixed with sawdust. I painted the whole tiller with Synthetic resin varnish five times.

@seahippies

4 жыл бұрын

wood powder....

12:15 looks like thats got another role in life..... :)

Thanks, bot many tiller making vids out there

Danke fürs Teilen des Videos ! Die Pinne meiner S22 sieht noch etwas besser aus als Deine zu Beginn des Videos. Aber irgendwann werde ich die Pinne auch erneuern müssen...