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How do you get the resin back to its state? ie. Remove the leftover gunk.....just sand? If so, what grit??

Finally, a woodworker that uses tools that I can afford!!! Awesome bowl! This was the first video of yours that I saw, but your earned yourself another subscriber!

Good job!

I like the box. Do you think that if it were accidentally dropped into the water it would expand into a locked shut position?

Do you recommend treating the axe handle before you wrap it? If so what do you use to treat it?

wrap masking tape around where the lip is and it will reduce tare out greatly

Great vid and great ediiting!

Wow that's fantastic amazing thanks for the video mate it's lovely 🖐👍👏🍾

Is the 2” dimension the opening or the overall length of the clamp

Simple and effective. Thank you.

Lovely job, but I didn't learn anything new. I was hoping you could explain how to get an accurate width to ensure that the wrapping is tight. I find that there can be as little as 1mm between fitting and loose!

Thanks for these awesome videos. I’m trying to build a fairly basic shelf, except I need it to fit inside of a closet with a small door, so I need to be able to assemble (and hopefully disassemble it when needed) easily inside the closet. Also, I have limited tools, I do have a miter saw, a circular power saw, some chisels that I’m terrible at using. I’m considering getting a router, as they are fairly affordable and don’t take up much storage space, not sure what bits I’d need (and bits seem pricey). I’m trying to avoid buying a table saw, as I don’t have the space for it, and do as few cuts as possible, so I’ll be getting pre-cut 2x4s for the legs (I think) and pre-cut shelves (48x15.75). Since I want it to be easy to assemble and disassemble, I’m trying to avoid screws and angle brackets as much as I can. I’ve been researching wood joints. Thinking something like a half lap or dovetail to prevent the frame that would hold the shelf from sliding in or out of the legs. Also considering trying to do dadoes in the main legs for the shelves to go into, but I’d still need something to make the whole thing stay together, and to stop the shelves from sliding out. Or maybe just a mortise & tenon with some soft of a peg, to stop it from sliding out for the long way part of the frame, and maybe halved lap joint for the short way to hold it all together. Hopefully this makes sense, any suggestions for joints and tools needed?

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Very well done. @stumpynubs shows how to make a jig that makes this a lot safer. Same result just less risk to the fingers

There are HUNDREDS of epoxies out there.... which one did you use???

Love the design! Do you think if you made the seat out of webbing as well that the CA glue would hold the webbing together? I haven’t worked with CA glue yet.

Lovely job. Leather is so nice to work with. 👍🇬🇧

Que bom que você avisa que é PERIGOSO. Bonito trabalho!

So cool! Could you please share the diameter of the seat?

The camera through the tape roll is a nice touch 👍 excellent video

This was useful to see. What would be the longest piece that you would use?

Really cool design but instead of making your boards thinner and weaker you should always want to make them thicker and stronger to hold bigger heavier people and for them to last longer because those boards look so skinny they honestly look like they would only hold children or very small 100 lb. women only but either way cool video!

Great instructional video. Question: How do I accomplish the 30 degree angle on my table saw blade if I don’t have a pocket meter. Thank you for sharing

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Awesome, just what i needed for my secret desk im making! Was gonna use router table but this will work much better on the bigger material

I know this video is now 5 years old, but @4:37 you use contact cement, which currently on Amazon is $15.99 and up, while 4 Rockler cookies are $18.99. It seems wiser to just buy the Rockler ones. Can I use other glues that I have around the house, like Gorilla glue or does that sticky material require contact cement?

Thank you for showing how to do this! I was able to get a successful sliding joint on my first attempt. I plan to to use this for an expanding table I am going to build.

Most insurance companies here will not insure a shop or garage with a woodstove for heating. With oil and gas fumes present it is not good to have around a fire. I might go with an outdoor woodstove setup and blow the heat into my shop sometime in the future. For now I will bring up the temperature with my torpedo heater and let the overhead electric heater maintain it for the day, which does work pretty good.

What brand/kind of sharpening tools did you use?

Very cool design my guy. I like it a lot.

At 2:30 your marking line on the rod is coming around the post as you bend...but at 2:37 it is behind the post and against your jig. What happened?

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Never ever wear long sleeve when using a table saw

the non slip stuff you have on the work bench doesn't keep the disks from sliding. Why would it work on the disks? Nonsense.

What gauge steel and what are the dimensions of the tubing

Anyone getting this as a gift would definitely be appreciated. Thanks for the idea 💡 ❤❤❤❤

I'm used to larger, corded routers czcams.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.

First image is a child with a gun in his hands... direct 👎 and don't watch the video.

@3:13 you say 30 but it shows 60??????????????

Initial setup was quite easy czcams.com/users/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a Did have to adjust the fence to blade readout-was off by .003". Blade angle was off by 4 degrees. All easy adjustments. Would recommend.

In other words…cut leather, punch holes, lace it like a pair of shoes. Voile.

I want to wrap securteer handles. They’re not cylindrical and i don’t know how to work out the width I’d need to cut the leather. I’m guessing 1mm thick veg tan is suitable. Given that you want a tight fit and stretching the leather ,how did you work out the width just on a simple cylinder wrap?

need to know so info like calculating the width of the leather to make sure the sewn area is tight. the spacing on the holes etc.

It can finishing with hpl?

Your work is second to none may God continue to bless you and your family outstanding job

What was the thread you used?

How will we find blank Phone case.

No surprise it slides smoothly because it's way too loose! Of course it depends on what the purpose is but if you consider making furniture you would have to improve the precision otherwise your joints wouldn't be tight enough. But the idea of making it with a table saw is basically a good idea.

Que gran trabajo lo saludo desde México

Muchas felicidades es un gran trabajo lo admiro mucho