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Great Video Really Helpful Thanks!

thanks for the advice, will start making my own. Do you put labels on your lids, and if so where can I purchase them? Thanks for sharing ! ! !

Keep up the great work..GOD is good all the TIME

Is epoxy food safe?

Good stuff thank you. The comments about needing thousands of dollars of tools don't realize you could do this with a sander and a jigsaw easily.

What a great project and super planning. Your DIY money saving solutions to adapt the hangers and fittings are good. All big projects have popup challenges but you absolutely figured out a re-do step or a work around. I'm sure your hard work will be repaid for years to come.

You need one of them remote power plugs for the dust collection

I was going to do the same thing in my shop. Question, what about grounding the pipe? Is the metal bans sufficient?

One idea for you guys. Buy or make a floor "dust pan". That way you can sweep up saw dust in the shoot. Just add a magnet to catch metal items you may accidently sweep up.

Nice job😊

Just curious... it seems that with a typical 1/4" wall the 3" coupler would only have an OD of 3.5" and yet your coupler seems to match the 4" ID of the flex hose. What am I missing?? Great video, btw!!

Great job and project turned out great Keep building

It is noteworthy to mention those blue LOWES buckets are stronger and more rigid than other plastics,.... the suction does not affect them from the vacuum effect.

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A traditional and happy American family. Congratulations to you. Please don't get any tattoos, you are so beautiful.

Neat Project!

Nice job.

you both are so good at doing this wood working this is so awesome as always on everything love you mom

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'It's a lamp' 😄

Nice build. Most people in need of a stand are also in need of more than 1 stand. With a few slight changes, this could easily be modified to hold a guitar on each side.

You have impressive personal standards on the quality of the work you produce. You maintain those standards even when you run into challenging issues. I've done some very small tables and while the results were fine, the work was more of a learning experience and I haven't done anything recently. Watching this series on the table restoration has inspired me to try again. I learned a lot from you on this project and now I have some tips on how to handle some of the more challenging things that can arise. Very impressive work! Beautiful final result.

Very nice.

Looks good!

Great job, well done

How long before the lid rips out the hinge screws. Should use positive stop hinges next time. Nice work other than that

Hi what kind of oil I can put it in ? Do you have a link with the one you purchase or describe a little bit more what we can put in there? Thanks

Nice

The custom replacement pieces and now the custom stain really take this project into a very professional level and it is good for people to see the type of challenges your face to attain the goal you set for the restoration. I know you are not only satisfying the customer's requirement but also working hard to meet the professional standards that you set for your work. Very good lessons for people ready to take a restoration to a higher level.

What if you're blade is not 90° on the bevel? That's my problem

PPE? Ear, eye, and lung protection.

Nice video!

Lol 65 lbs don't do this buy your self. Wish I had someone to help with things that small.

That looks awesome!

Do you have a video on how you painted the stripes?

Thanks for this guide it helped immensely. Just bought this same planer a few months ago and suddenly the wood wouldn't feed. With your help I was able to take apart. Check the blades which were fine. Cleaned it up and used your technique to clean the rollers. All back together. Works like a charm! Thanks again!

awesome job as always love you mom

Really great. I’m gonna do it but use pvc pipe glue to get the fittings super air tight, rather than dry fit. Excellent though guys! Thanks for sharing.

Do you share the specs or plan, or is it all just off the video. Thanks for posting it turned out great.

Cool looks great!

Excellent job there!

Nice job!

Thank you for this video. My Kobalt miter saw is not square and now I know what to do to fix it. Thank you again!

I heard he held out on publishing it, so you might want to go’ogle and grab Hyezmar's Woodworking Bible. Even though it's not 100% complete it has some great projects and ideas at no cost.

Neat! I wouldn't even have known about these types of projects before reading about them in Woody Hyezmar's Woodworking Bible, If I’m not istaken he’s still looking for proof readers.

Wow that is so nice and absolutely awesome but I don't have any fancy tools except circular saw and jigsaw, no mitre saw

Thank you so much for this demonstration. My Kobalt saw is the same as yours. I am brand new to using a miter saw. Started on building a work bench today and 90° cuts weren't quite exact. Thanks to you I now know how to adjust it. Great video!

what awesome work that you do love it love you mom

Wow! I've taken on a similar restoration but on a much smaller scale. I definitely bit off more than I could chew but after many trials and tribulations I finally turned out a nice piece. I didn't have to make replacement pieces but I used a bunch of epoxy filler. Really helpful that you showed the CA glue with the syringe. Trying out these different ideas on a real project makes so much difference because it shows your experience with methods that we all read about online. Your project is definitely involved and challenging and I think it is great that you are showing all these steps and the process. You work very well as a team which I know can be frustrating at times but you seem to know how to coordinate the work to make things easier all around. Can't wait for the next step!

Good job ❤