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Your content got my 'like'. Your outtakes got my sub! Nice to know even the pros make mistakes, but know it's not the end of the world.

AWESOME shop tour Drew! Thanks for sharing. “They were right, it broke…and I had to change my pants !” 🤣🤣🤣☠️ ALWAYS learning & LAUGHING with this channel. Oh yea… was hoping you’d mention your neighbor.. once again. Didn’t disappoint!

Sir, Can you share the board cutting measurements.. I wish to build it thank you 😄

Nice job, not Job. Hehehe Your Outtakes are the best on YT. Fancy Points, Fart sounds, I love it.

Save time on blade clean up, oven cleaner with lye(sodium hydroxide)

This is the jig I've been looking for! Great build sir!

i'm sold, buying a machine soon, just wondering if think the machine with the water reservoir is nessasary, did you experience much heat on the tooth when grinding, best review i have seen on this machine. Thank you for doing

I'm so very jealous....Dan Burgoyne

Beautiful !!!

feed the beast

We're stupidest when we're trying to be funny.

Nicely done, Drew! What are you going to do with all your fancy points?

Where was the old screw? I myself, would probably make the back boards, a few inches taller. That way, if you happen to doze off, you have a nice back to rest your head on!

Thanks for the tips! I keep moving machines in my shop, but it happens less and less frequent, so I must be getting close to where I need to....... I think. Love the video, your shop and the channel. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia

If the object of golf is to play the least amount of golf, then I'm the best golfer ever! I win at golf every day! Amazing boards, Drew. I think the hex weave is my favorite but they're all beautiful!

This is another great video fisher and amazing work again!!

Drew thank you. Finally someone with a small shop and a CNC going over their shop layout. Now I hope you don't mind, but I have questions. Over the past 6 years as I've slowly built up my skill set, WWGOA + CZcams, and my shop, it's obvious to me that the table saw is king. It sits somewhere near the center of my woodworkers' shop. I am in the early stages of shifting my business model away from traditional woodworking to a combination of traditional/modern. This has me rethinking not only the table saw as king, but my need for a tabIe saw. Let me backup several steps. Not two months ago, my next big purchase was going to be a Harvey 4HP table saw. Then I watched @ShopNations video on the Kreg Adaptive Cutting System Cart he built. In three short videos my love affair with the table saw ended. Don't get me wrong, the Adaptive Cutting System with track saw by Kreg is not an end all be all. But it does go a long way in replacing the need for a table saw/outfeed table. I could tuck my table saw out of the way, and pull it out should I need it. If I find I am not needing, then I could get rid of it. Next came the shift all together with CNC. I've been looking at CNC on and off for a longtime now. When I finally came to realize that what I am looking for out of this business venture, could be accomplished more efficiently with a CNC. This years profits will be going into purchasing my first CNC. My plan is to replace my table saw with the CNC in the center of my shop. The world will revolve around the CNC. The type of work/product I produce will be dictated by sales. Hopefully driven by the CNC. If the CNC pans out, then I would look to expand. My ultimate goal would allow me to retire from IT (25 years and counting) and take on this work full time until I retire.

You start your video by putting on the microphone, and end with your equipment to record video. But not a word about audio? Not the voice-over, but the 'while I am recording' audio. What kind of clip-on mic? How do you record it? Your audio is very good, it would be nice to know how do you do it?

This was excellent, I have saved the video to a "reference" file. No fancy editing, just very real and candid. You always put out good work, keep the project videos coming!

Love you Drew! You're amazing at wood working, you're funny and I love your ingenuity. Thanks for sharing via video and downloadable plans. I built my flp cart and several jugs via your plans and the plan details were perfect! Thanks!

Pretty darn cool! I'm new to woodworking, but I'm excited to try some of this out!

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Loved that tour. Thank you

Have really loved watching your shop and channel grow. Your plans are super easy to use. Thanks for all the information you put out. Keep up the amazing work.Semper Fidelis 👽

Could you do a video on how you use your Work Sharp?

Love your videos!! Have you ever had shelix head insert screws to back out? Keep up the great job!!

HA! I feel like a really found Waldo when you told us where the brass flatheads are coming from. Great part of the story of each piece too.

250 episodes wow sounds painful

"Gut vise" 😂 Been there!

What an amazing shop Drew for the square footage you have you make the most amazing stuff love your channel and your projects. My goal this summer is to get my shop set up and to start making some shop furniture to make an outfit table to accommodate my Dewalt table saw definitely get a buy the plans for the cart that your planner sits on. And trying to save the money to buy an Oneida mini gorilla system.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 hopefully soon

Thank you for all your time and effort. 1in7

The day farts stop being funny is the day I call the Sunset Squad.

Wawo you mad my day good and perfect

Good stuff, Drew, thanks. You used CA glue under the t-track in part 1, but epoxy in parts 2 and 3 ... epoxy seems like a lot more work, so I'm guessing you weren't happy with CA glue securing aluminum to wood?

Awesome video. And I love your plans. But bad hat for video. Lots of moire at 1080.

You need a bigger shop buddy. Do you not have enough room on your property to build a bigger shop?

Why don't you have the table saw hooked up to the big dust collector? It seemed like the hose ran right by it. Awesome video. Thanks!