I hit the space limit in the video description, so here's some post-production and viewer-contributed tips: ✱ You can use a 24mm chrome socket to hammer out the small bearing, and a 35mm chrome socket on the big bearing. There may be some differing opinions about whether it's better to hit the inner or outer race. ✱ If you lose some grease from the gearcase, you can replace it with Shell Alvania EP2 or something compatible. It took two months to get this information from DeWalt, so hopefully it's right. Don't add grease unless you need to; too much is not good. ✱ Metal contracts when it's cold, so if you want the bearings on the new SHELIX to go in easier, you can put it in the freezer overnight. ✱ Some have found that a 23mm sockets fits their planer, and others find it's 24mm. There might be some variation in the nut sizes.

@steveh8724

Жыл бұрын

Great video, and I've watched several on this same install! You should pin this comment so it's the first one everyone sees. And state that it's there somewhere in the video description, if it's not there already...

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

@@steveh8724 Thank you, and good catch. I thought I had pinned this already, but apparently not.

@scottyV1000

Жыл бұрын

I just ordered a 735 Planer to replace my 734 mainly because I might want to do this swap in the future and the 735 is more accessible. I’ll save your video for future reference since it is the most comprehensive I have seen. Thank you

@brucewilliamsstudio4932

7 ай бұрын

An excellent and very thorough video. I must say, you have an amazing sense of humor. Not the stand up comedy kind of humor, but excellent none the less. I subbed a few months back so can't help you there, but I did give you the thumbs down click just to see if you are still paying attention..... sorry, I meant thumbs up. 😏

@GaryKrupey

6 ай бұрын

EP-2 is cheap grease. Never beat on the race that uses the balls to push something out.

Between the alternate angles to show what's happening from different perspectives, pointing out why you're taking certain steps that might seem pointless, and the record levels of dad joke energy, this is honestly the best technical instruction video I've ever seen. I wish I had a video like this for every tool in my shop.

@TheSnekkerShow

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback, and I'll take that as a challenge. I'm still wondering how I ended up with 20 thickness planer videos when the router is arguably the most versatile tool in the workshop. In fact, the first video on this channel was about an aftermarket router upgrade.

@steveh8724

Жыл бұрын

Agree, except I think it's a tie with the original Turboencabulator video. For those not familiar, that is high praise!

@jdr03272

Жыл бұрын

100% agree. This is the definitive guide to the dw735

@DaveHuffman-iy8gp

Ай бұрын

I couldn't agree more with the above comments!! It was a great and funny video and helped me change my cutting head in short order!! Well done Mr Snekker!!

Longest Shelix cutter head installation video I've ever seen. ✅ Funniest Shelix cutter head installation video I've ever seen. ✅ Best Shelix cutter head installation video I've ever seen. ✅ It's really good in all respects. Lots of tips and tricks. Unique solutions. Unique issues/problems recognized, explained, and solved!

There is no damn good reason why you don’t have 1 million subscribers after a video like this. I have this planar. I’ve no intention of putting Shelix in it but I sat right here and enjoyed one of the most quality how-to videos I’ve ever watched.

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Oh boy, that would be a lot of people to disappoint.

@gilmana45

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. This is similar to TPAI channel.

I don't even have a planer (734) anymore and I watched the whole thing, even with sweetie telling my to get in the shower because she's getting the meal ready. But i learned if i ever get another planer, I will go for the 735X because if I drank as much coffee as the video requires I would sell the planer in pieces and take up the bassoon. Thanks for a fun, and very interesting video.

Awesome! The value of what you've done here can't be overstated.

Best video about installing Shelix on DW735. I followed it step by step and successfully upgraded my DW735!

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Happy to hear it!

100% agree with your opening statement. A wood worker in a hurry is a framer. I am the framer type and I know it so I save all my wood working jobs for a woodworker.

I love your sarcasm it takes the boring out this showing. Your thoroughness and the tips you gave are awesome!😊

Without a doubt the BEST how to video I have ever seen. Gave me the confidence to tackle this project that I had put off for over two years. I am a low vision woodworker and was nervous about trying it. THANK YOU

@TheSnekkerShow

Ай бұрын

Awesome. Thanks for leaving a comment.

Thank you for making this upgrade almost painless. I watched three times and then followed your instructions step by step. All went flawlessly. You really need to branch out and provide your brand of instruction for more things! I would pay for that!

@TheSnekkerShow

2 ай бұрын

My pleasure, thank you for the generous feedback.

WOW! I've been putting off buying a Helical cutter head out of fear of screwing up the install. You've given me the courage to continue. Thanks.

@TheSnekkerShow

14 күн бұрын

You got this!

Yours was the best install video I found. I installed a different cutter head, but all the steps were the same. I ran into a problem trying to get the screw out of the chain tension arm. Could not do it. Finally after banging, heating and swearing, I realized that the hexagonal shaft could be unscrewed with a 10 mm wrench, which I finally did. Snap rings came out with some difficulty, but it all went back together and it is humming along. No Craigs List needed!

@TheSnekkerShow

2 ай бұрын

I'm happy to hear it. Thanks for commenting.

Ok, I just watched your video for the second time while doing the shelix upgrade. It took about 4.5 hours today since I cleaned the machine real good last night for an hour. I'll hopefully not remember this night but all the smooth wood that will come from this machine. I ran some test pieces though and they look and feel amazing. Thank you for your instruction!

@TheSnekkerShow

11 ай бұрын

Good to hear. Comments like this make it worthwhile.

The shelix was delivered at 08:30 this morning. My neighbor who is a machinist came over at 2:30 and we had it installed by 4:00. The only thing that delayed us, he brought the wrong bearing puller. He was the brains, I was the “go-fer”. We should have it done in an hour except for the wrong bering puller. We generally followed your video, which is great. We didn’t need to go the the kitchen for foil or plastic wrap. We found that pulling the gear box was easier. The other problem was the key for the large bearing in the shelix was to big. He machined it down to fit. I had reservations on installing the shelix, and my buddy said “come on.” After watching your video, I would have no problem doing a shelix install again.

@TheSnekkerShow

3 ай бұрын

Excellent, I'm happy to hear that the installation went well.

Ben, maybe I don't get out much, but this is the best instructional video I have ever seen. The tip on the tinfoil has helped me control my need to throw sockets across the garage, so thank you very much. I have the same planer and I don't have guts to open it up, but if I ever do, please keep this video up, because I'll be back.

@TheSnekkerShow

10 ай бұрын

Good to hear, thank you for the feedback.

This has to be the best install video I have ever seen. You make it very simple to follow. The video picture quality is also excellent. Now I have to spend $500 on a new part :)

By far, the easiest and most comprehensive installation video I’ve seen. Well done! (It took me 10:24 to remove the carbide inserts… how embarrassing!)

Excellent presentation. As an old gear head, it’s all very familiar. But it’s very helpful to know what you can leave on and what needs removal.

"slow is smooth and smooth is fast" - I really appreciate that segment of the video. I don't think I've seen that type of cut scene in your other videos but it's something I'd love to see more of -- taking general-skill advice and applying it to the task at hand. I understand the concept of smooth/fast from my days in software engineering but applying it my woodworking projects isn't easy.

@TheSnekkerShow

2 жыл бұрын

It is indeed a challenge; I make some of my finest mistakes when I'm trying to get something done before the end of the weekend. I picked up the phrase from firearms training. People who pull the trigger too quickly usually jerk the shot towards the firing hand, miss the target, and then need more time to reacquire.

Love the humor man!! Good job on the video. Thanks for making it!

@TheSnekkerShow

16 күн бұрын

Thank you, it was my pleasure.

Very good video, exept for beating on ball bearings. I was a machinist for 49 years. With the right temperatures and exspansion these should go together by hand. Never beat on the shaft to drive the opposite bearing in; you are beating on the balls. Find a socket that will fit the inside diameter (ID) of the bearing. This is the inner race. Putting presure on this does not put pressure on the balls. For outside race (OD) use a larger socket to get bearing off OD fit. If you heat the aluminuim housing up with a hair dryer or heat gun the OD of the bearing will fall in much easier when reassembling. They make induction bearing heaters that heat up bearings to get them on shafts by hand. They make seal drivers that you can use on a flat bearing with no shafts sticking out. If you have to cool the bearings to shrink them use saran wrap to protect bearing seals from letting water in; then freeze them in ICE. It would not hurt to put the complete shaft & bearing & carbide in the freezer.

I wanted to follow up: I ordered a knock off cutterhead, ran into problems with mine being defective, and had to go through the whole process again with the Byrd Shelix. Finally after weeks, my planer is upgraded. Thanks to this video, I was able to get the Byrd cutterhead installed correctly on the first try. Thanks again for having such an awesome tutorial. This seriously saved my butt

@TheSnekkerShow

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like an ordeal. I'm happy to hear it worked out in the end.

WOW BEN, YOU SIR ARE AMAZING!!! Thank you for such an incredible technical video! I watched your sniping video and then this helix install. I am now a PROUD Subscriber with your channel. Thank you also for your humor. After the 3 payments of 19.99 comment I immediately knew this was the channel for me and hit the SUB Button! Thank you again for your skills, humor, knowledge, techniques, and humility! YOU are AMAZING! I am spreading the word among my fellow woodworkers regarding your channel and I am Proud to do so.

@TheSnekkerShow

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for the generous feedback, and welcome to the channel!

Although it did not take 4 hours to do, your advice on patients is by far the best value of your guide then any others! I also appreciated the recommendation to remove the spiral gear before removal. This is by far the best guide for this upgrade and 100% agree with all your arguments favoring the oem size replacement! Great job!

@TheSnekkerShow

Ай бұрын

Glad to hear it went smoothly. Thanks for commenting!

You're truly a gifted teacher, highlighted and augmented by your obvious experience, insight, understanding, eloquence, and humor, all key ingredients for a not only educational, but captivating video. Your attention to detail, dissection of a complex procedure into easily digestible bite-size pieces, anticipation of challenges along the way, and conveyance of the entire process in an unambiguous, easy-to-understand manner, has no doubt helped countless woodworkers make this journey effortlessly, with minimal profanity. I just got my OEM version yesterday, and now have the utmost confidence to finally make the pilgrimage myself this weekend. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and passion with us. And the production quality is superb, btw. Keep up the great work!

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the generous compliment.

When you pulled that cutter head it reminded me of pulling a cam shaft on an engine.

Considering this cutter head is over $400, that puts this combo over $1000. And I think this opens up a lot of other options from other manufacturers. Like the 13" from Jet which comes a helical cutter from the factory. I own neither and cannot speak to the pros and cons of each tool. However, if you already have the Dewalt this is without a doubt, the best video I've seen showing the upgrade.

Very good video. Excellent demonstration. Super good dad humor.

Thans for the very helpful and informative video. I followed it today to upgrade my DW735 with the Byrd Shelix OEM Cutter Head and finished in less than three hours. I can't believe how much better my DW735 works now. Thank you!

@TheSnekkerShow

2 ай бұрын

Excellent, glad to hear it worked out.

Nice video. Gave you a thumbs up. Here is a tip that will help guys, and gals, now you know I,m old, some grief. I,m a retired cabinet maker and I have been using those disposal inserts for years. Once an edge has become dull it is very difficult to tell the difference , by eye, esp if older, to tell the difference. Here is what you do. Before you try to rotate that insert hit that dull edge with a sharpie. After all the inserts have been removed take them to your bench grinder and just tap the dull edge. This will be very obvious as to which edge is shot. Dont even try to think you know which edges are good or not otherwise. You have 40 inserts times four equals 160 edges that could become a hot mess!

I love it a Framer!😂🛫

Glad I watched I ordered without looking and got the smaller one. didn't even open it up sent back and ordered the OEM size one. Will be installing mine this weekend. nice video I am sure I will be coming back for more.

@Danko88

11 ай бұрын

Went well after I got the cutters in place correct. had to remove some and reinstall now it's working great. used your tip for seating the cutters correctly I guess I had a few off as I had ridges in board. Now its all clean :)

What an amazing tutorial! Each step was exact and I’m so glad Snekker posted it. I’ll definitely be watching more. Great job. I love the humor as well

@TheSnekkerShow

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback.

Content made because you want to and you love woodworking is why I’m here. (Sick of content that is just to influence and make $$$)

Great detail. And I love the humor!

Hilarious! Love your dry sense of humor. Best of all - great video and fantastic instruction! Thanks! I'm getting ready to convert my 735.

@TheSnekkerShow

10 ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Good luck with the project!

use a deep socket the size of the outer ring of the bearing and a extension - hit the extension after my 18 year old DeWalt DW735 started showing signs of wear and tear, I sold it. I thought about buying a new DW375 and a SHELIX cutter - after watching your INCREDIBLE video - I ordered a FORESTWEST BM10523 - $1,008 CAD - 13" Wood Planer 2HP with Helical Spiral Blade & Granite Table - it should be here in about a week. Your video saved me roughly $400 and a lot of frustration - At this point I hope that I made the right decision. There is no doubt that the DW735 is an excellent machine.

Thank you! I’m sure you may have lost a few viewers who were hoping for a “plug & play” type of installation. Bought my Shelix and started my tear down. I will keep coming back to this video as I move along as you have done a fantastic job of explaining each and every detail of how to proceed. Everything that comes out or off gets set aside neatly with the screws that were used for attachment. Spending this kind of money for an upgrade like this demands the exact type of video you produced! Thank you again, you have a new subscriber!

@TheSnekkerShow

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the feedback; that's just what I was shooting for. Hopefully, your installation is smooth and uneventful!

By far the best instructional video I've ever watched. I'm absolutely subscribing and following everything you have on your channel now. THANK YOU

@TheSnekkerShow

3 ай бұрын

If only I had the time to produce consistently at this level. I'll try not to disappoint.

Terrific, as a mechanical engineer a video that covers the bases. I have a small torque wrench I use for my guns and I think I’ll use that.

I have spent a lot of my life on youtube (making and watching), this is one of the most impressive videos ive seen. Well done sir

@TheSnekkerShow

9 ай бұрын

Thank you. Don't look at the rest of my channel. It just goes downhill from here.

Thank you for the education. You are a great instructor; it's educational yet entertaining. Keep up the great work.

@TheSnekkerShow

3 ай бұрын

Thank you

About to order my new cutter heads and your video was a great help. I normally stay away from videos that are so long but I just couldn’t stop watching. Love your sense of humor!

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad I could take some of the pain out of it.

Great video, thank you. "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast" and the reference to "framers" reminds of a certain awesome framer out in the Pacific Northwest!

Just completed the install and thanks to your video I am off to the races. I installed the Elephas unit. Thanks again.

@TheSnekkerShow

9 ай бұрын

Good to hear that everything worked out.

Thank you for this video. I just installed my cutter head and I don’t think I could’ve done it right without your clear and concise instructions. You’re the best! Thanks again.

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Good to hear; thanks for commenting.

Ok,ok,ok...I am getting the shelix cutter head and found this video. I actually found the one-liners to be extremely helpful. So I subbed. There. I did it.

Thank you Thank you Thank you. I just installed my new Shelix cutter in my Dewalt Planer. I followed your step by step instructions and it went flawless. You made me a fan. Thanks again.

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Good to hear. Thanks for commenting.

Fantastic video! This ranks among the best instructional videos I have ever seen. Everything explained and demonstrated, accompanied by just the right amount of humour to keep it entertaining. I don't know if you're a professional educator, but you excel at it.

@TheSnekkerShow

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for the feedback. I worked as a trainer many years ago.

My Daughter Patti loves watching GL Ship .I take her to Port Huron in the summer ❤

Thank you so much! I very much appreciate this well made tutorial AND your brand of humor :)

Dear Mr. Snekker, my install went like "butter." For my cutterhead I chose the LuxCut lll. Everything fit perfectly! Your step-by-step instructions were dead on! Thanks for putting this together for us "woodworkers!"

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Excellent, glad to hear it worked out.

@ChristIsLord229

8 ай бұрын

Are you tripping breakers often with the upgrade?

I recently needed to swap out my blade drum on my DW735. I did not upgrade to the Shelix cutterhead but just replaced with a new part. I watched a bunch of youtubes on how to do this. I found this video the clearest and most comprehensive to follow as I made the repair. Bravo, thank you! I also found it useful to just be prepared to spend time on this. Although I planned well, there was always something - like having the right sized wrench etc. - that I needed to run to the hardware store for. So, expecting it was going to take time, meant I was not frustrated at the end of the day - but delighted! Nice work, thanks.

Absolutely love the amount of detail in doing the job. I will refer to this video when I get my Shelix.

this is the video I wish I had watched. I needed to change out my jobsite planer, and well I pretty much did everything wrong and lost a part and created a headache that will be with me for a week waiting on a part…because your right about the skill set…I can do all household type work, but this is more like working on your car…and I always go to a mechanic

Very detailed, nice work. Good to know about the various stumbling blocks along the way.

@TheSnekkerShow

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback.

i pulled the bearing and it went in nicely. I'm glad you mentioned it

Fantastic tutorial, thank you.

Fantastic tutorial. It's great to see this done in the different perspective views. All to often in these types of videos, you only get one view and it may not be all you need to see how all of the steps come together. A big shout out to you for showing mistakes and how you overcame them. Who would have thought that the part could be defective right out of the box or to call the manufacturer? Those are the lessons best seen to believe. Thank you for your time and effort you put into making this video. Well done...👍

@TheSnekkerShow

7 ай бұрын

Thank you. It's good to hear someone appreciated the transparency.

Fantastic tutorial. I don't even have a planer yet but wanted to know all my options in advance. I enjoyed watching this just because. Great job. And thank you!

@TheSnekkerShow

11 ай бұрын

My pleasure, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thank You!!! Followed your instructions except for getting the belt back on. I'm thinking that the issue was that this was a brand new machine that the belt had not stretched out enough for me to work it back on. so I used another youtube video using a hand squeeze clamp and got that to work. All other steps were clear and perfect. The pixilated joke made me fall off my chair! I appreciate your time and effort in producing this video!!!

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Good to hear it worked out. Thanks for commenting.

This was perfect that you got the bad inserts - great example of the process of quality control checking.

I am so thankful for this video! I’m at the halfway point now, disassembly, finished and ready to go back together. I used a 1 inch socket and a short half-inch drive extender on that bearing. I too had to use the big convincer hammer. But it came out clean, undamaged.

I have watched many of your videos. I think they are informative, funny and enjoyable to watch! Keep up the good work!!!

@TheSnekkerShow

10 ай бұрын

I'm glad I get it right once in a while. Thanks for the feedback!

I finally took the hit and ordered a new head. I went with a different option but was thankful to have your video to help supplement a few others I've seen. Taking the drive off before pounding on the head was A smart move. 👍

That's a great video, I enjoyed it

I may have to buyer a planer just to re watch this.....Thanks.

Only watched the first 20 mins. Jeez! Dude! This is freaking serious. Well done. Thanks for super well presented how to info. Much appreciated.

Thank you - new cutter head went in flawlessly!!

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Excellent, thanks for commenting.

Informative, well presented, and the funny was a bonus. Thanks.

Nice, nice nice. All in place: Experience, Attention to Details, Mistakes and how to avoid them, Some tricks on how to solve minor issues, Minimizing the trip to the STORE 😂, A Ton of Jokes 🎉, Even the Advertising is in the correct spot. Great Job on puting this video together. PS: the intro saying: that's what my grandfather used to say: people will ask who did the job and no one will ask how quick it was done!!

@TheSnekkerShow

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. Good insight from your grandfather.

Ben - Thank you! I watched your video several times. I bought my planer and waited for my Shelix OEM head to arrive. Your video made my installation go perfectly. It took me 2 evenings to complete but did every step the way you explained. 2 things I did in 2 spots that helped. 1) I used a small piece of paracord to lift and guide the Shelix small end into the bearing. 2) when I was reinstalling the belt, I fed a thin cut level 1 glove into the belt to help me get it across the pulley. Very grateful for you using a 15/16 socket with foil. I had that socket. Thank you again. Brian

@TheSnekkerShow

8 ай бұрын

I'm happy to hear everything worked out. Thanks for the detailed feedback.

Very well done. Thank u

Thank you for taking the time to do this. It was extremely informative. I just completed mine.

@TheSnekkerShow

6 ай бұрын

Congratulations on the successful outcome.

Exceptional video. I have the Dewalt 735 and am going to install the large SHELIX with my grandsons (summer 24), with your video. This will be very fun project for myself and I am sure with my grandsons. It is fun to do complex things and do them successfully - this video will assure my success. I am a rank amateur so I very much appreciate the detail, explanations and thoroughness in the video. A tremendous way to learn. I tend to try to do things fast and then screw it up - so your advice is well received.

@petergiles2642

5 ай бұрын

I forgot to thank you for the great humor.

@TheSnekkerShow

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for the feedback. Sounds like a fun family project.

Everything you ever wanted to know about a Dewalt planer but were afraid to ask. Thank you

Outstanding video, Thank You

@TheSnekkerShow

8 ай бұрын

My pleasure, glad to hear you enjoyed it.

Thanks for making the videos regarding the DeWalt 734/Shelix install. This will be a big help to me when I get ready to tackle my own retrofit. I enjoyed the humor as well.

@TheSnekkerShow

7 ай бұрын

Very generous, thank you for supporting.

Great Video. Watched it and installed the OEM size head in a couple hours. Thank you

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Good to hear. Thanks for the feedback.

Bravo, very well executed.

Excellent video…and entertaining. After watching it, I am not sure that I would attempt this installation myself. I think I would have cried if I had gotten your first result.

@TheSnekkerShow

4 ай бұрын

Who says I didn't?

T his is the best instructional video i have ever seen. I retired three weeks ago and treated myself to a Dewalt 735X planer. Now i want the upgrade head. Thanks for that! LOL. Anyway , thanks for all your work on this video. By the way. Try Kona Blend coffee! If you drink anywhere near the coffee I do you'll love it.

@TheSnekkerShow

8 ай бұрын

Congratulations on the retirement, and thanks for commenting. It's been a while since I drank Kona, might need to pick up some more.

Best tutorial video ever! Loved it! Planning to install my new Shelix head next weekend. I really appreciate the work you put into this. Thanks!!!

@TheSnekkerShow

10 ай бұрын

Thank you, and good luck with the upgrade.

Excellent!!

Just followed this guide to upgrade mine yesterday. I dunno if this has been mentioned by anyone else in the comments, but when it came to pulling out the gearbox on the left side, mine would not budge until I change the speed switch from 1 to 2. Then it came out quite easily. Thank you for this excellent tutorial!

Excellent! Now I understand why the price is so high for the already installed one. Thanks!

Great video - thank you for this considerable effort🎉

Excellent video and I have watched multiple videos on this subject before starting. I have to say though, having spent 42 years in nuclear power, you strike me as an ex-Navy nuke or a commercial nuke with the way you set your parts, the tin foil, etc. I am now confident that I can do this correctly the first time with your video (assuming that I have good cutter heads). Thanks so much for posting it.

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure, I'm glad it was helpful. Good luck with the project.

Great job! Thanks!

@TheSnekkerShow

5 ай бұрын

My pleasure

Best tutorial ever! Thank you for all of your time and effort creating this video.

@TheSnekkerShow

8 ай бұрын

My pleasure

This video is SO MUCH BETTER than the ones on MYWOODCUTTERS site. One of their videos tells you the wrong order for the pulley and the washer. They are really helpful, don’t get me wrong, but this video is much more clear. Now, I have to make another attempt to get the belt back on the pulley. It seems so far away from being able to catch. I also have to redo the order of the washer and the pulley. Thanks MYWOODCUTTER! Now I’m seriously wondering what is the correct order for that washer; before the pulley or inside of it???

Great video of a great job. Patience is the key, as much as tidiness. You have both combined with clever job organization. Thanks for teaching with humour.

@TheSnekkerShow

8 ай бұрын

I'm glad I found the right balance. Thanks for commenting.

Thank you for the detailed instructional video, it made my upgrade a very easy project and I couldn't be happier, and thank you for the OEM size advice!

@TheSnekkerShow

6 ай бұрын

My pleasure. Glad to hear it was helpful.

I always learn something from ur videos and it saves me some serious a @rse pain, and for that I am grateful.

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

Happy to hear it, thanks for commenting.

Great video! Very detailed,,very sharp images, and some fun jokes. Outstanding!😃

@TheSnekkerShow

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for commenting.

Glad I found your video

I just bought this planer, and my nut is 24mm. Thanks for the vid!

Sir, I like your style. Thank you for this.

@TheSnekkerShow

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure

Excellant Video! Great Job, very detailed, informative, funny and entertaining. Keep it up!