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I thought about that, but decided against it simply because of their exchange policy!

Thanks!

Yep. It has been helpful in making new ones too! 😂

Absolute truth right there brother. Thanks

It’s hard to get everything into a short video. The company’s business model was to be a middleman between a maker with something to sell and people who want to buy from them. There were several people they were working with, but I was the only one whose material was selling. Selling just my stuff was not enough to keep the lights on.

I thought about it but then the wheels would either need to be wider than the base, which would be a real trip hazard, or moved closer to be narrower than the base, which would make it unstable on the wheels. This was the easiest, safest, way - especially since I was just retrofitting an older piece. And it’s not a tripping hazard because they are narrower than the infeed and outfeed tables

@@NewmanSpecialsWoodwork just add cut-outs next to the base of the vertical 2x6s so the wheels slot in on the outside of the horizontal 2x6s.

@@creepyloner1979 that would require too much work for this - there is storage I use here and the whole base would need to be redesigned. Not really worth it for a non-issue

😂😂 Fair enough!

Glad it’s helpful brother! 🙌

Congratulations!! That’s awesome!

That’s a good mix!

We’ve done a big circle - I had to hire someone to make the bulk orders I needed to complete and now we are leveled out and I’m back to making them.

But it’s spelled ‘Bourne’ like the Bourne identity books! And honestly that is the way we are all taught to pronounce it. There is a town near me named Chili. It’s pronounced Chai-lye. 🤷‍♂️

I'm sure at some point in the past it was intended to be pronounced that way. But we got on the piss pretty hard. 🤠🍺

@@SkiesEye 😂😂 love it!! 🙌

I saw it a few years ago I thought it was cool I wanted it Fast forward a few years and I got this one from MTC

I can’t argue with that - I say it all the time!

I never did find out!

I absolutely love having it! It’s both fun and works really well

I think the butter knife may be a bit excessive, by I get your point. I still prefer it with it.

Sorry for your loss, man. I'm glad that you have those tools to remind you of him and what you learned at his side!

Glad to help!

I’ve had quite a few people tell me that I’ve said it wrong, but I’m not from Australia. This is how I learned to say it in Pennsylvania!

Good point!

Thanks brother! It worked out really well, but now I’m back to making them myself until I decide im overwhelmed again! I’m behind on orders now

@@NewmanSpecialsWoodwork atleast that is the best problem to have . That means you're making a good product. That's always a hard decision between doing the work your self and delegating the task to someone else. Keep up the hard work !!

@@danchris4287 thanks man! 🙌

Thanks brother! It’s been crazy! I’m hoping to start selling some plans for them too!

That’s definitely what I should have said! This has been so much fun to use!

And I’m trying to keep the cost as low as possible! It’s been a crazy ride

That’s a crazy thought!

Maybe. It would be fun to try

That’s where I am right now too!

@@NewmanSpecialsWoodwork lol

Glad to help! 😁🙌

😂😂 that’s the best!

As long as you’re following general safety guidelines! That’s obviously important but the number of times I hear somebody tell me that you can’t use the tablesaw with the fence on that side is amazing to me

I think I’m ok with that!

It’s so great! How did yours go?

Thank you!

Yes to both and I’m honestly good with that!! 🙌

I like that answer! I think that really is it - you have to decide. Thanks

@@NewmanSpecialsWoodwork Thanks I appreciate it. I've learned that there's a lot of things in life that kind of work this way. Not trying to talk your ear off but you might like this story. Back when I was in the military I was a computer guy and we would refer to the more experienced and knowledgeable guys as gurus. And I was wondering what it was that differentiated everyone else from the gurus. Cuz I'm not entirely sure it was the skill itself. So I just started saying I was one of the gurus. I wasn't lying. I had the skills. But nobody was calling me a guru. So I started saying it, and I became a guru. Everyone else started lumping me in with the other gurus. I have countless stories like this. Ones that seem odd to an honest person at first glance. Like lying about having a particular skill and then just learning on the job. That sounds bad. But I have several stories where that was the right and correct thing to do. And I had genuine crisis of Faith over this because it didn't feel like it was supposed to be right. But there is an odd truth to be found in weird lessons like this. Evel Knievel was the best because he said so. He obviously had skills. But I'm sure if we really tried we could find somebody better. But no, he really became who he was just because he decided to be that. It's not Magic. But it's not wrong either. There is a genuine reality in just making something true because we will it be. Especially when you're on that line you first mentioned. Between yours and his.

@@VagabondTE you became a guru because you had the skills to back it up. It’s always about both saying it and backing it up! 🙌🙌

I’m honestly not sure what you mean - the motor stays cool and the dust is collected! 😁🙌

It’s so much fun!!

😂😂 Thanks!!