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Makes me want to grow a hedge. Thankfully, I don't like gardening. 🤣 Great tip though. 👍

cheating .. the ok kind!

Hi Dave, great idea, just using a drain pipe as a level, so simple but a great idea. good finish on your hedge, is it a Laurel hedge. Great to see you Take care

I really needed this, my right shoulder is not as good as it once was. Thank You.

You missed a bit 😅😅

Hi Dave, great idea as usual from the man down under

Got an even easier way, get someone else to do it

Bosch/maffel track way more advanced and less hassle to connect them straight, you don't need any sort straight edge.

Rolf Harris! Bloodygoodonyamate!!!

dave, you should also try the XL version of the step drill bit (kreg XL). does wonders for larger screw sizes.

This is exactly what I was looking for. thank's David great idea and really space saving.

You Are very good to explain All detail abort the saw i like that

This is such an underrated channel. You showed me how to cut melamine without chipping it and now this? Thanks! Will definitely remember this.

Great to hear you'll be at the Meetup Dave... a shirt you can hear as you read it! 🤣🤣 See you there.

Basically you didn't give any information that we cant get from reading off the spec sheet. You didn't answer the question in the title of the video.

Hi Dave, hope your well, missed you live again, sorry. looks a good and solid bed ten times better than you buy from a furniture store. My bed sits lower than normal because my wife is shorter than me and if it was suited for me my wife would need a ladder to climb in. We got a Sealy memory foam matres, it's brilliant and comfy. I see you got your two helpers with you. Marking the sides may be put Dave's side and Vicky's side to know how to put it back together again on re assembly. As you were saying towards the end, I like all content that you make from projects that takes weeks to make and I enjoy you live videos even your short videos, at the end of the day I enjoy people in there sheds, workshops making any thing out of wood from skilled craftsmen, carpenters or just the simple DIYer who enjoys being in there workshop like what I do, I'm no skilled woodworker I just enjoy making things in my workshop. You keep making the video's and I'll keep watching them. All the best from a not to warm Wales ( 17c ) catch you soon take care

Hi Dave, Always enjoy the woodworking videos, I’ve made a couple of beds over the years and I use 2 x 14mm and 1 x DF700 connector in each end of the side rails to connect them to the headboard and end frame, works absolutely perfect and solid as a rock. Due to the time difference, I always watch your output on CZcams, but as I say, always enjoy the woodworking stuff. Best wishes, Philip

Dave, I think the dogs have spoken.... they are claiming the bed for them selves......

Great show as all ways Dave. I never fail to learn something or be reminded of something I'd forgotten about with every video. Thanks so much for all the effort you put in and the knowledge you share with us.Cheers mate

You can change your collar to a two piece clamping collar to avoid using the set screw

Great tip Dave!

Don't worry Dave!...I will continue to follow your knowledgeable channel....no matter how long or short snippets. Cheers as long as everyone is healthy.

I use my Kreg drill bit for dowels also. 3/8 here in the states

That is a handy cheat step...bit😅😅

Arn't you a clever young fella? Good tip Dave.

Mind blown 🤯🤯🤯🤯

They make a set of drills with the counter bore on them for different sizes, have tapered bit for screw. For larger ones you can get Forstner bits and use interchangeable tapered drill bits set to depth. For very large washers you are stuck using counterboars. 2 to 3 inches. With the stepped bit you are limited to the one length and you could run into trouble with hard woods.

Why have I not thought of this? Great tip!

Nice video Dave. I love how you drove home that screw and then immediately reached round with your finger to see if it went through. I do that every time. I'm not sure why - just to allow me to beat myself up sooner if I get it wrong I guess!

Kreg even has the Quick Flip designed for fairly similar use, nice idea!

GREAT tip. Please make some more of these short videos.

Great tip David, hope your well mate

My woodwork has always been VERY basic. However I did custom build a Double bed Frame, then later a King. But I have never owned or even tried a Pocket hole jig. I have used a countersunk (or deeply pocketed) screw connection - by using two drills and depth stops.

why had I never thought of doing this before instead of double-drilling? Top tip, thanks David!

that has to be tip of the month

Hi Dave! Greetings from Ohio! Wondered if you've tried Titebond's melamine glue. I don’t know if it was sold when you made these particular videos. You think it would be overkill to use the melamine glue along with the pocket hole screws? Thx!

Hi Dave, I was watching this video and you look Italian with pony tail than Australian, here in uk we don't like keeping pony tail

Informative, thank you.

loved the bullwinkle reference

Hi Dave, sorry I missed you live, we were away for a few days at an airshow, watching a brilliant air display from the Red Arrows, Spitfire, Lancaster Bomber, Mustang, Eurofighter and by plane wing walkers. plus other airplanes. Hope you and your family are well, It's looking good the bed end cant wait to see how you get on, hope to catch you live next time, as always a great video Take care

That's looking great Dave! I'm using those panels to make new doors at home. Before covid the doors were $180ish from Bunnings, now they are $350. I can use those panels for the rails and stiles with MDF centres for about $120 a door.

@ 51:00 is why I have chosen the corded life. I just can't be a slave to chasing charged batteries. If I happen to be at a job with no electricity I have a generator although it's not likely. I have the usual suspects in cordless but that's it. Love your work. Haven't been able to tune in for a long while due to life but, enjoying this..

9 years later , your video has helped me with a cabinet build. thank you.

Hi Dave. Its SO easy too work from a plan but the really hard thing is trying too work out the engineering in your head as you go. GREAT show as always and l love that we get to see mistakes and the fixes. Thanks so much for all the time you put in..Cheers mate

Filing that looks so cumbersom

Do any if the versions work with the Milwaukee track?

Hi David, Love your channel mate. Just curious to know the details of this slow speed grinder. Do you swap out the wheel for different grades, or is this just for finishing?

I'm looking to get into the festool world as I'm renovating a new home and workshop. Can you use the 500 as a regular domino machine and for making wardrobes, kitchen cabinets and a queen size bed? Or do you need 2 different machines one for cabinetry and the other for regular projects

Nib is there so you see the end and know when to pull back thus using the entire saw tooth surface front to back and even ware.

THANK YOU!!! I got the KSC 60 and haven't found a SINGLE video which shows details of leveling! You are the BEST.