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Hi Tamar! You are amazing! I love your videos!

This is 1 off the best vid off weasting TIME😂

Hi Tamar☺️ I was wondering if you could do a video of Kreg pockethole jig. I’m strugeling a bit, because i’m from Norway, and you guys use inch😅 it's so confusing to me which screws to use for which thickness of wood when everything is listed in inches and not metric🙈 Marit🇳🇴

You have inspired me so much these last two months. While I was watching this video, I was thinking how gifted you are at explaining everything and may have been that one key teacher that you remember for the rest of your life while all the other teachers we had fade away from our memories. Thanks, I will be putting out my very 1st video soon showing you my new shop router table that you inspired me to build, when I saw you build your own router table. Thanks

I see you in the Orange os new black

Where can I please get the plans for this build! That is what I have been trying to come up with but how much are those plans for that of if I may ask???

Like you enthousiasme, but no way.... each domino is going to take a long time to make. Rather use the old dowels, with $20 plastic jig i got 10 years ago. Works each time when you got used to it.

Such a great build!! Always a treat to see your videos come out!

Blown away by your lathe jig! Love your skills.

How strong are those compared to other joints?

Great plan. Much fancier (and prettier) than my extension table. Mine is a single pole holding up a folding table and the other end rests on a pocket mounted on the moveable base - that's essential if your work surface is not absolutely flat! (Are there any??)

what does 3x3 mean?

“This is shop furniture. No need to get fancy.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 But seriously, this looks awesome!

"This is just shop furniture, nothing fancy" ** builds beautiful folding outfeed table ** 🙂

Is that a Nova Viking drill press? How do you feel about it? I'm looking to buy a drill press and the Nova Viking is at the top of the list, but I don't know anyone who has one, so any insight would be very appreciated! Thank you, great video!

Very nice. I've had those foldable arms on my list for a while. I really like your design and will surely use it as inspiration on my build!

This is so much nicer than the Sawstop extension table I bought for my PCS!

I'd drill an another hole a bit further from the end to have a lock position there as well.

absolute legend. I hope somebody comes along to pay you millions of dollars to do school instruction videos to teach the new generation these amazing skills.

Is there a video for this jig?

Some years ago we were throwing out an old dining table. I took the giant slides off it before we did. Still haven't used them lo. But I have them for when I do! Keep your eyes peeled on garbage night, or when someone is selling a table on marketplace or something. Might grab some cheap.

Great video, I bought the SawStop folding table, and hate it.. Your folding table seems like a much better solution, so much so that I may go ahead and replace the SawStop one.

Tamar, when I watch your content I sometimes learn how to do something, but I always learn a better way to do something. Thank you.

Brilliant design as usual, Tamar! I absolutely love your problem solving on the fly. Woodworking not only gives us an opportunity to make great projects, but to engage our brains to creatively fix mistakes and solve problems that come up along the way. You are truly a master at all three!

I love your videos! Thank you! And thank you for your continued support of us over in Israel!

I love to see you working with your projects. I which my wife could do 20% of what you do. It would be a great help in my shop. I love her very much but ....... she has two left hands. And I can make anything and I mean everything I see. Even welding on aluminium if I need to. Besides that I love this type of saws you have. The one before of yours is almost the same as mine. I'm having a DeWalt 7492QS and that's a great saw for quick things to do without much to on measurement for that type of work. But I also have a large heavy iron casted Robland just as you. It's not a sawstop type but after sawing any piece of wood I never ever have to sand anything. The only thing I miss is the stop function for safety. But I you know what you do it's a great difference. Never use a saw without a ripping-knife and use only high quality saw blades. Thanks and hugs from the Netherlands.

Super video 📷

Superb piece of work, well explained, and really well paced. I only have job site saw, but I can see the benefit of what you have done here. Thanks

How sad that you have to apologize for using, and set up a timer because people might be exposed to, 3rd grade math. No need to bend over backwards to coddle people who spent math class eating paste. It just normalizes the problem and continually lowers the bar.

Finally! Totally love how you tell everything. Even if you made a mistake, you show it to avoid it in the future :D Damn I can't tell how much I enjoy your work <3

Is there a way to order individual parts if we screw up or break a piece.

NO glue?

I've been debating how to mount my metal vise to my new workbench without having it obstruct moving things around on the top. Maybe supports like you used for this would be a good fit. Thanks for the video, clear description and interesting discussion of alternatives!

Ahhh, the sweet sounds of a fast forwarded router lol

Nice build, Tamar. It looks very functional and the right size for your shop. One thing to mention, the further you extend the roller, you not only have to worry about the "tipping" factor of the wood, but keep in mind the weight of the wood pushing down on the roller as it could bend your metal pipes, especially since you made such short tails inside the other pipe. I would hate to see you drop a heavy piece of wood on your foot because the extensions failed. Hopefully your videos will come on a more regular basis and closer together - we miss your wit and expertise.

Tamar you are one of my favorite content creators. I love your curiosity on how to do things and taking them on. Where did you get the angle gauge that you used to set your bevel?

Do you think 220lb brackets are good enough or does it need the 400+ ones?

Tamar, you’re brilliant. Great idea, execution, and explanation!

Welcome back and this build is brilliant!!

Great video and absolutely great idea Tamara I’m hopefully going to be able to start working on building a shop soon and I’m keeping all these amazing ideas in mind for when I start building shop furniture and tables. Thanks for sharing. Great to see a new video from you.

Very cool, and it looks awesome. Great to have you back!

Nice project! I think the weakest part are the tubes, especially the smallest tubes. As you said, having a longer internal overlap would help. I wonder how much weight would need to be on it for you to decide to add one or two vertical legs that would fold down from the roller support thingy.

That cute T-top you're wearing in the first minute is a potential deathtrap. NEVER EVER WEAR LOOSE FITTING CLOTHING AROUND POWER TOOLS! Yes I'm speaking from personal experience...

Holy Crap! This is pretty awesome and all the techniques you used to get there! There is one thing I HAVE to know. What dust collection do you use. I barely saw any saw dust in any of your cuts.

Очень сложная работа. не практичная. Использовать можно только на верстаке. Вот автор сделал приспособление для фрезера. Мобильное и эффективное. И проще в изготовлении. czcams.com/video/zuSBHahXJao/video.html It's a very difficult job. Impractical. It can only be used on a workbench. Here the author made a device for a milling cutter. Mobile and efficient. And easier to manufacture.

By the way, how’s your ankle doing?!

Awesome vid-as always!

Great job. ...And video.

I've been looking for the ideal workbench design for months and yours is by far the best of the best. Beautiful job... it is a brilliant design and execution. One thing that confused me was when you kept saying "draws"... until I realised you were referring to 'drawers'. Which of course begs the question if Drawers are Draws, how would you say the word 'Draws' as in 'she draws a picture' ?

Nice design and job. Your shop is looking great. I can see a future project…..wood storage system. I bet you’ll come up with an awesome design😀