Thanks to all of you who have viewed the videos and have cared enough to take some of your valuable time to comment. We truly need the feedback, all of it. I noticed my shirt was unbuttoned after the second ten hour marathon filming session and Tyler said nobody would notice. Now we know that there is nothing that will go un-noticed. 

As Sammy said, that drawer full of dull bits is looking like it might have some life left in it after all. That was the object in producing this stuff was to help people to use their tools. If we can get a couple of hundred users sharpening drills who didn't think they could do it before the video, I will be a happy man.

Alexander brought up the missing step of dressing the wheel. We talked about that but because of time limitations imposed by the venue we were intending to use, there was only just enough time for what we had. In fact, these vids are less than half the length they were on the first take. We could have picked up some time as Sammy suggested with the longer repetitive grinding sections being shortened, but starting and stopping caused major irritation with the sound so we had to do it in one take. We thought it was worth including all of that grind to show how even a mangled drill could be repaired quickly in one go. If we had cut it up, the viewers would have had no idea that it took a short time to fix that drill considering its "before" condition.

Thanks for all the wonderful feedback both positive and suggestions for improvement. We want to do this well so every suggestion you give us will make the next video better.

Barry Young