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I subscribed as soon as you said "Wood Doofus"! Best name ever!

What grain sand paper did you use there at the end?

If you opened up your garden hose bib after you killed the main shut off, you would have avoided any leaks while working. Also, if the sharkbite stoppers held water, your cut was good enough for connecting the sharkbite coupling.

turned out great...

what if the wind changes directions? How fast do the flags change direction?

You and your assistant make a really nice flag. Continued success with them.

You're almost a plumber. Good job though. Why wait a few days, if it's going to leak it's going to leak right away.

Very cool, nice work!

Fancy!

Thank you so much for sharing how you made these flags , These are awesome !! The one thing I like is it’s doable without a bunch of fancy tools .

Or that someone else you reacting to

You o.k? As your relative I should know

I have to find a carpenter to do that for my cabinets. I wonder if diy is more affordable compared to getting new cabinets.

I found your video mid deck renovation and decided to switch up my steps. I love the look of yours! 30 or so screenshots later and I am ready to go out and get started. I hope mine turn out as nice as yours. Great tip on the shorter top run. I would have definitely made that mistake too. Going to search through your videos for a picture of the railing installed. By the way, love the channel name. My wife and I call each other doofus constantly. Thanks for a great vid!

honestly, id sticvk with putting it in the sun. the heat gun and blow torch both look like they burnt/scorched the wood.

I'm going to use faux wood blind slats that I have to upgrade my flat cabinets to shaker cabinets , what do you think? Yea or nay?

nice idea with the stripps - I'll try it - I'm using blower on 1800w to heat the venner - it's removed very easy

Nice. You could also just nail the living shit out of it, but this is better and up to code.

You save my project, with simple strong and great ideas. Thank you ✅

Brilliant, thanks! Great presentation and casual style, super informative. Nice work. I’m off to unclog now…

Very helpful Thank you

I just did the same thing today, looks like the same table as I have one side came off easy but the other side is all messed up a lot of the wood came up so I have a lot of bondo on now I’m going to try to lay wood veneer on next week , keep my fingers crossed

I actually found your channel by looking up reviews on the jasper round circle jig & then seen your beautiful clocks😊 Question though are you still using the jasper jig to make your round circles, or did you go back to using what you was? I'm wondering if it's worth buying the jig to make my circles & absolutely love the colored stained clock, do you happen to remember what stains you used? Also new subscriber here😁

COUPLE OF SHORTCUT for using a spacer block. 1. USE 2 short ones. Add a CLEAT to hold it down (I haven't done this - various options - simplest is a couple sharp screws installed thru the board. TAP IT DOWN on one end - do the same on the other end. You might just shoot a couple finish nails thru into the workpiece. 2. MAKE A ZERO CLEARANCE BASE This shows the weakness of this design - rendering it USELESS. I'm going to see if I can think up something here, or something better. I'm back - so considreing that the height of that unit is taking an inch off your depth of cut (making ripping 2x4's a problem ?) and this setup time which is rediculous - I'm going with a couple of cheap, thin DIY zero-clearance guides using a 1/4" base - so both problems eliminated PLUS the tearout issue is not a problem.. WHAT ABOUT CLAMPING? I'm going to use a couple of strips of anti-slip tape on the bottom and maybe add a couple of 5# weights on top if ever I need it. NO CLAMPS. It's also possible to use a thin plastic strip as an edge that can be replaced. I haven't found the material yet - it would probably be self-adhesive on a roll. LOL - I realized I have a warehouse full of the stuff - it's for vacuum forming. I'm not sure where to get a small amount but it will wind into something easy to ship. Gluing it will take a plastic adhesive.

You didn’t calibrate it

Raise the feed side of the table your planer is sitting on.

Love that Wood Dufus

That turned out fantastic!

I used an auger bit and it constantly got stick. Switched to a drill bit - much better. And only go in an inch at a time.

How do you not like a dog? That’s my only question.

Thank you soooo much. You gave me such helpful direction. I only have 6 doors and no tools, but the glue part really helped. I am a fan!!!

Quick call Bob Vila from this Old House. He'll call Norm and the boys. And what the heck we'll get home Depot to sponsor you to replace the whole deck on doing a new show

Learned something new. Hadn't thought about two boards holding water .

A capital idea.

Hi! Can you please share how you attached the router to the circle jig? Thanks in advance

Talk about overkill!

Ryobi bro 😂

A lot of work but it’s worth it

Awesome video! Lol, I kinda found this out on accident. I turned a purple heart pen and it was all brown when i finished, so i threw it in the car (on the dash), came back a few hours later and was like "whoa, where'd this purple pen come from?!" Thanks again, liked and sub'd 👍🏿

Great video, terrible dewalt design

Very good work

thank you very much will be subbing you mine is bran new and plugged 2 nd time i used it and you have not met a doofus until you met me

the sled will do nothing if you don't put any shims on the low spots

Treat it like cast iron. Put a plank in the oven at 225 degrees for a half hour and see if that wotks.

Good Job 👍

Your a very thoughtful son keep up the good deeds!

The gradient is too steep for a wheelchair...

Excellent work. Momma had fun, too!