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Really great video with tons of value

I have the same stool with a rattan top which I have to replace with a solid top , this video has inspired me to make a whole new stool from scratch. Love your channel and that dowel jig is next level.

Perfect for knife handle scales.

Colin, I used to do strength tests for a living in building product research for a major UK company, and you need to suspend a weight off the beam. A bucket filled with water as a weight is good. Using a hydraulic piston will intermittently put pressure on. With a weight pulling down the pull is constant. That’s how we did it and I was building the jigs to do these tests.

Having been a universal miller for all my life , I cannot believe I only got my first router at 68.

Whatever you do, don’t forget that if you flip it you see the tell tale sign.

When you flip it over it’s the tell tale sign. The underside is the tell tale sign really.

fun fact if you use an oil like tung oil if you use water to wipe it down then sand with 320 to remove the lifted grain then apply tung oil over a few weeks let it dry. then when you get it wet the grain wont lift and ruin all the work you just put in to re oiling the stock

Great video, I’ve had this tool for years and never knew how to use it correctly. Thanks man

My hinges are butt hinges for one set of doors and butterfly or surface hinges for the other set of doors.

every one of these is awesome! Thanks!

My surface hinges are old as is the cabinet that they came off of. I'm having trouble putting them back on because they have been off for months. So according to your video, I should put the hinge on the door first, then the wood wall. And I found small slivers of wood under some of the hinges,I guess it was for proper fit? My home is over 100 years old I've learned many things on the old cabinet work.

Thanks a lot for your advise and help!!!

Is it possible to use the fingerjoint router bits to join two by sixes at butt ends?

Great video! I use the Kreg 720 pocket hole jig, but cannot get the Kreg pocket screw head below the wood surface when using Baltic birch 1/2” plywood for drawers. When using a shaker drawer front it isn’t a problem. How can I get the screw head below the wood surface? Thanks.

Outstanding. There's no substitute for experience and I'm happy the old timers also make UA-cam videos, and not only the young guns who think they know it all. This gentleman says "I've seen this happen multiple times" multiple times. That's a real lesson.

One of the biggest issues I have is the price for the blade’s , Craftsman’s has lasted the longest thus far.

Question gentlemen: What is the device used on the table saw? looks to be a self feeding straight edge jig for the table saw, but i can not find the product

I Use A 3 Sided File To Sharpen My Blades.

What did you do with the screw holes in the bottom of the bowl? As for your setup...wish I had thought of that! Thanks.

Also a fan of the brand. Work in metal cutting aluminum for windows, and all we use is ONLY Freud blades.

These are great .Do you have patterns.

Knecht is a german word and means servant, interesting how it is pronounced in english😁

Nothing better for drywall.. cut it out, stick it back, perfect patches. Trash your Zip tool.. In a pinch great for cutting or clearancing wood joints. Cut your joints tight, then run the Osc Tool to get clearance. Also, in a pinch you can dig a slot in 2x lumber where access is difficult. Typically you'd chisel it out, but the vibe tool gets it straight perfect, and and chisel clean out. The Osc Tool does some amazing stuff.. digging 1.5" deep in framing lumber can be challenging.. chip cleanout is a problem.. sometimes drilling an exit hole helps, and scraping the chips to the exit help. good for shaving surfaces to a small degree.. proper chip exit strategy really helps for deep plunge style cuts without burning the wood, tool or blade. My Dewalt 20V brushless cordless is very powerful/nice.. I'm sure they all are these days...

Very well made thank you just what I was looking for to make one for deer season coming up in August with my new black powdered 50 Cal rifle and I’ll use my crossbow for my antelope tag. Thank you for showing me. I do appreciate it Retired US Army sergeant major Gamsby.

If you dont have vac press can clamps do the same?

I don't understand why everybody keeps making these great big sleds that go both sides of the blade, they must not have ever used a real slide table saw. I made mine similar to yours only a bit bigger (5' long x 3'6" wide ) so I can cross cut a 4 x 8 sheet of ply, but I never have to take mine off because I built up the other side of the blade with another sheet of ply so now my whole saw bench is flat just like a proper slide table saw and all I do is just remove the fence when I don't need it. My saw is just a Dewalt but now I can rip and cross cut 8x4 sheets safely.

Still relevant.. and so easy to make..

Thanks I made one to rip a 4×8 Sheet of plywood it's big but that the only way unless you have a table saw ,but I think this is actually easier than trying to push a big piece of wood through a table saw.

Yhank you Sir.🎉

I found the plastic for miter slots super cheap. Sam's Club food industry preparation area has heavy cutting boards of that plastic!

not very impressive

Thank you! You are an old groovy dude. I shall prototype this.

Don’t lay your plane on its side unless you want to knock it out of adjustment.. sitting it directly on a wooden workbench is not going to hurt it.. this laying on its side came from worship lore.. not going to hurt anything..

Very interesting. When i started my model hobby in ln the 80:s, Ca glue was the preferred glue for balsa wood. But they were advertised as developed by Nasa. Now, if they have anything to do with it, i don't know. But it came in 3 different viscosity, fast medium and slow. Acetone will debond Ca by the way.

I think I can do this for my Craftsman contractor saw 113. My fence is an Align-a-rip, and connects differently.

I have only been a vewer for a short time, but at 83 years old, I have enjoyed every episode you have inspired me to go back to making things thank you regards Malcolm New South Wales Australia

Excellent

I thought I would learn something from this video. Didn’t!

Sure did not earn a lot with this video.

Don’t like the two cameras either. Gives me a headache.

0:20 That crosscut sled is huge. One half that size works great.

Playback Speed = 1.5x

is that food grade dye?

I like this quite a bit. Especially since the back rail for supporting the fence on your saw is made of angle iron as does mine. Other solutions I have seen depend on that support being made of square tube steel which have a bottom surface that can be drilled so as not to interfere with the travel of the fence. Despite the cost of the brackets, I'll be doing this build.

Throw in a little copper sulfate and enjoy the green.

Liked a lot Thank you

Thank you. About to use a friend’s construction miter saw tomorrow and this is really helpful.

I'm concerned that you may be devaluing the arrow heads with the glue. Perhaps a foam backing tht the arrowheads could be pushed into to keep them in place with the glass. The frame is really nice. Black backing is nice

How about dealing with a bow on the face of a board longer than your jointer and not using a planer sled?