PaulMarcel

Worse part of that is the guy recruited to help hold the board; he's trusting the 'expert' to keep him out of danger. Maybe he won't get hurt that far from the blade if something goes wrong, but he'd feel horrible if the 'expert' got hurt while he was helping thinking he was the reason.

OF-2200 has great DC. Both benefit greatly from the D-36 hose (stock with the vac is the "tool" hose D-27). It's true these have been asked before (not so much here), but then there was a time when every week there was a new "which bandsaw should I buy" thread, every other week a new "which plane should I get next" (without power, they can't post these repeats as quickly).

My friends generally leave toddlers unfinished although I'm partial to a thick film finish like Duct Tape.

The 6 drops of rain I got all came down at once. A bit of damage, but I should be able to fix it this weekend...

That's still being a professional; YouTube is the marketing device.

The only thing more views does is improve your placement on the right-side margin list of "other things you might like". Some of those are sponsored meaning someone is paying for better placement, but if your video that matches the search keywords has high views, it'll put it there, too, to fill out the list. Which results in that extra hundredth of a cent when someone picks it

As for non-pro YouTubers, it's pretty much donated time, video hardware, etc. You have to like doing it cuz at no time do you get close to breaking even

Some people say "yous" for plural "you". Every time they do, somewhere a kitten dies.

You have 99 problems but...

You neglected to use a minimum of 5 industry-insider acronyms; minimum 10 if the OP stated he's a n00b (not this OP)

I think I'd try the heat gun first; the heat on the bearing will expand the metal quickly and likely pop it off. Same reason over-machining metal bonded to wood often pops it off: the heat expands it to pop it off. Then try acetone.

I was thinking the same: use making this project as the motivator to get the bandsaw setup. It will likely take you the same time to setup the bandsaw as to rip all those boards

Love it... excellent creative idea with the plane shavings!

I think photo editing will be about the same on any tablet you pick. There's at least iMovie for iPad. Pretty easy to trim clips, add transitions, use some themes for titling, etc. I think it is around $5. I dunno the Android tablet video offerings, but the Android tablet I used at work needed a new hamster... so pokey slow. Surface Pro would run any regular Windows desktop software (subject to the usual hardware limitations...need CUDA? then no, need OpenGL? okay). There are too many video editors on Windows to choose from. Surface RT might have some video editing available, but a quick search showed nothing you'd want

The Veritas router plane can do that, as well. Using the blade 'outboard' like that helps when the body would get in the way (like a chisel plane). The blades for the router plane also work for the hinge mortise plane, which might give other possibilities.