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John, your first reaction after that table fell should have been to check on your employee's wellbeing.

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I build a $2 million table

I just lurnt me a good lesson dont trust such an expensive project with a cheap clamp. Fckn clamp wtf!!!

This guy just barks out orders like crazy

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Ty for the great advice on using the chisel to clean up and square up the joint. Also didn’t know you are getting into the porn look , stash is looking good so we need a poem name for you : I will start off the name search with : Johnny Hard Wood. 😅

I know this is almost a year off, but what about donating a bunch of those gloves and tools to a local high school that has an agricultural, metal or automotive class? Your doing the school a HUGE favor, come out smelling like roses.....and you get a decent tax write off.

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Crazy. Came back to this video to see if he apologized in the comments or posted a new video, but no! Just editing out the verbal abuse in your video! Reparations are needed

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OFFENSIVE LINESMAN TO OFFESIVE BOSS! You owe an apology!!!!!!!!!

LOL too the little pop up. I’m 58 and omg. I was born and raised on our family farm up here in Canada and if I had a $ for every time I got yelled at for not holding the flashlight in the exact spot , I would honestly be a very rich man, and god forbid if I would slip or just move my hand and it would shine in his eyes for a second . Oh would I get yelled at and called all kinds of degrading names, and I was only 6 or 7 years old. I was forced to learn how to drive the big grain truck at age 9 and the tractor at 8 years old. But I honestly do know I was NOT THE ONLY ONE GETTING SHIT FOR NOT HOLDING A FLASHLIGHT PERFECTLY FOR THE OLD MAN. It was just the way things were back in the 70’s. Anyway John , I love your Chanel’s and I love this clamp rack. Also want to give a big shout out to Sam. I remember when he first started with you and he was VERY GREEN as I say, but look at you now man, John actually talks to you with respect ( well sometimes). I am very impressed with how far you have come with your skills.

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Ffs people. Stitch or epoxy?

epoxy it. in life things break and we want to see where it broke so we can learn from our past mistakes!

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Editing the video to cut out all the bits that make you look bad was a slimy thing to do.

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"In Ron We Trust" sounds a lot like "Enron We Trust"

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He said put it in your tight spot

The whole thing looks very nice....

with such a nice yard now, you can now begin your downward spiral into lawn care content! For tax exempting those lawn products (they be expensive)

Saw the Westeros map and immediately subscribed

Pour it.... I feel my comment is off topic with the others. Does pour it win as the only vote?

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Love to win a work shop!

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We have a guy at work who does stuff like this. Doesn't have any sort of plan how to actually go through with a project, but instead just improvise. Without any warning, he, as the hero, starts manhandling the object in question. Everyone clueless what is going on, and he starts shouting orders at people who can't read his mind. Stress levels shooting through the roof, and everything goes to shit. Without that guy, everything is smooth sailing. The group goes through how to do a certain task and gather all the necessary equipment. The job gets done like any other routine job. No stress, no sweat.

You have a second slab from the same tree. Would you be able to create a 90° angle with that slab and "splice it in to replace the broken section? It might even look kind of neat to connect the pieces with dovetails.

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I thought for sure it broke when you unhitched the truck 😅

Make a mold and use epoxy to make it into a waterfall table. Might be best for a 2 part pour. Good luck bro love these vids

I am an example of what happens when the person "catches it." (and this was thought out in advance by the boss but poorly)Two of use were taking directions from my boss (coincidentally named Jon) at the time at a popular children's museum in CA. I was new at the time so I didn't know much about the boss and trusted him. We were unloading an exhibit from a concrete loading dock and he said he would tip it over and the two of us could catch it because it was "light". The two of us could not tell either way by looking at it. When the Boss tipped it over it was so heavy that it slipped through the hands of the other guy across from me who was in his 60's. I was younger and stronger and managed to get ahold of it. Long story short It jerked me down to the floor and jammed 3 of my vertibrae together grinding part of them away and pinching nerves in the process. It turned out the exhibit weighed almost 450 lbs because they had put lead bricks(yes they exist) inside to weight it at the bottom. IN this case he blamed me for deciding to catch it when it slipped through the other guys hands. Over the next 2 months I lost the feeling in 2 of my fingers in my dominant hand, had severe neck pain and it heavily effected everything from my work to how I slept at night. Yes there was physical therapy and medical covered by the jobs but I will have pain for the rest of my life and there are chunks missing from 2 vertibrae and permanent nerve damage. Even as I type this one of my fingertips can't feel it when it hits the keys. 6 mos later I was fired for failing to meet work performance reviews. I went back to working for myself and have been happier ever since. When someone else is in charge of your safety they need understand what this means. Don't be a John or a Jon.

I started watching you yesterday, not that long ago, But to come to your most recent video, watch it and then see the comments, calling you out on your lack of safety awareness as well as belittling your Employees, And then to see that it was edited, shows me you have no respect for your audience or your co-workers, easy to say, disappointed, will not be watching again.

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Fish are not disgusting.

These guys are SO disorganised !

If enough ppl say burn it will you ??

29:42 I would throw it on my Saturdays fire after I had some nice hot coals buring

Add some massive copper or aluminum inlays or some massive aluminum dovetail inlays that would be curved with the slab! That would be dope.