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The music is overpowering

Looks great Jordan, the only thing I would say is the laminate on your track needs to be beveled to the height of the track. That’s a catching point if you slide timber that’s slightly bowed. Nice job 👌🏻🇦🇺

Is it possible to do this with a hand router, or you really need the stability of a router table?

great video

I don’t think this is the way to do it. You did not apply the upper coat. There are two different coatings done with two different products.

Do you have plans for sale?

I am looking at trying out the Stealth Stop system too. How close to the thickness of the 1/2 inch MDF is the track? Did you find not having a piece of laminate under the track to be an issue or did you prefer having the track recessed a bit instead of flush?

How long of a working time does the Rubio have once the 2 parts are combined?

I don't see why you are getting so much hate. I do believe festool is overcharging for their system design but i also can see that they are slightly more convenient than anyone else which is why if i sanded for a living or sanded regularly i would definitely invest in it even if it's a bit of a robbery.

I understand. Festool is good for all CZcamsrs.

Thank you..

Thank you Mr Jordan

I want to treat. White oak cabinets but dont want the raw colour of the eood to change! Which product will be best to use?

I've been a builder all my life but over 50 homes and learned all the trades, l laugh at these people making vedios, like this guy

Yeah sooooo easy!!!!…..all I need to do is build myself a fully decked out work shop…… soooo simple

Nice build I feel like that reciprocal was pretty high

The maintenance oil only comes in 3 options. White, black, or pure. How do you know which one to get?

I agree with you on the drum sander. I've used mine four times and had the same issues and frustrations you mentioned. I want to sell mine too. What did you sell yours for (ballpark)? #totaltegrettool

I have that claw horse and I only ides it once! Total waste

I loved your floating shelf but the finish you chose seemed a lack luster. Hope you liked it. I appreciated all the info in this short video. Tks

Wow!! U amke it look so easy

is there a finish....the best part...lol

You're a ninja, amazing job! #goals

You said the ratio of 1:2 vs 1:3 doesn't matter. Sorry, but that is incorrect. The ratio hugely affects curing time.

I don't see the point in using both.

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Young man. You know , what you are doing. Lovely equiipment in your workplace. Big envy. .

Love the concept and design. I plan to try this out on a small shelf for my son's room to keep his Xbox. If it works, I will build 4 large ones for my fireplace built-ins.

I am little confused. Where did you put the filters on the front or on the back of the fan?

Nice video! Thank you! Quick question, can you save the mixture? If I mix too much is it okay to put a lid on it and save it for the next project??

As a Nationally certified technician qualified to install fireplaces. you should be letting your viewers know that most fireplace manufactures require the fireplace to be installed by a certified technician or it will void the listing and warranty on the fireplace. your insurance company will also most likely drop your insurance policy for not fallowing manufacture requirements. informing the listener that the should be checking with there local codes. not all states allow you to install a vent free fireplace. putting gas line compression fittings buried in a wall without a access panel is also usually not to code. consumer be ware. The fireplace needs to be installed by a qualified technician.

These types of products are a weak version of the old solution to bond with wood cells for a more natural looking limited protective finish. The old solution is two part epoxy thinned with acetone. The protection increases with the thickness of resin in acetone solution.

Nicely done. You could have a better result, aesthetically and functionally, though by feathering the edges with a damp sponge.

Jordan, what specific fasteners did you use into the studs?

You mentioned using a motion sensor to automagically turn on your lighting and air cleaner. Can you share a link or other info so I find a motion sensor switch for my shop? THANKS

Great video, super helpful. Thank you! What speed setting did you use for the random orbital sander? I need to get one - but want to make sure it has a speed setting that is low enough. Thanks for your attention here.

Am I the only one cringing at about 3:45 with the hand positions and the leaning over the blade like that? A feather board and using the gripper would perhaps have been a safer example to others less experienced than you.

Hi, is it possible for me to make the marble decoration according to the measurements and in the end put the fire plus device, knowing that my chimney is ready made of cement?

It was easier than you thought because that IS NOT a fireplace.

I like this video, I also build floating shelves but my method is very elementary. I like this joint and it seems pretty easy to do. Can you show a short video on how to miter both ends of the shelf? I also subscribed to your channel. Thank you! Mike

Beautiful

Duud thank you for sharing this with us!!!

Great build but you left the part out that all us woodworkers want to see the finish. Hopefully on your next build

I love the way that you included normal Office filing cabinets into your workbenches, great idea. I wouldn't have thought of that, I would have just used some 'old' second hand kitchen cabinet bases. Your idea is much better. Nice mitre station.

Great video. Friendly tip. Never put pipe dope on the female side of a fitting. As you tighten it, it could restrict the gas flow.

They built all the homes in my neighborhood with regular painted drywall around all the fireplace (in 2002). I'll replace with the type of cement board in your video.

This was very helpful, thank you!

Rubio is grossly over priced. I’ve found 3 other finishing products just as good for 30-50% less. Shop around before pushing overpriced stuff.

Everything about your presentation was truly professional!

I like watching your videos and getting the great build tips. You do fantastic work..If I was making these videos (which I'm not) I'd conciser adding in a safety disclaimer and recommend using some type of push blocks..Pushing that face over the router, your fingers are really close to that bit. Someone with little experience using a router table might not be so mindful of the dangers. If that piece of wood grabs or jumps, serious injury is very possible. I didn't read through all the 350 comments to see if already addressed, but hopefully this will help someone. Again, great videos and I get a lot out of them.