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Awesome design! Three questions: 1. What shop vac brand attachment did you use if I wanted to get the exact thing? 2. I've found that not all rare earth magnets are created equal. Some are terribly weak. What brand did you use? Can you provide link? 3. Have you thought about narrowing the original wide opening of the attachment itself as to increase the suction power at the blade notch -- or would that restrict air flow too much as to risk the shop vac motor burning out?

Thank you!’❤️

That's great. I can knock up one of those to do all the doors for my kitchen cabinets & if I need one for thicker/thinner frames, it's simple to make another.

Wonderful video, If you fasten your cyclone to the wall, you can put your dump can under it on a flex hose and casters. easier?

Vielen Dank für das sehr gut gezeigte und erklärte Video. Das ist die einfachste und wahrscheinlich beste Hebevorrichtung die ich bis jetzt auf CZcams gesehen habe. Mega nice!!!

90sec? I doubt that…🤨

No on the ice pick

This method works well. Thank you do much

Nicely done!!

What brand track saw and tracks?

WOW

Thank you handy dandy jig.

sometimes simplicity is genius and i'll be trying this out. i might be tempted to use a push block on the vertical pass.

SAVED me!! I can't thank you enough.

Très bonne information , merci !

Thanks great work really good ideas

Just getting ready to make a holder for my pvc connector jugs and came across this!! Fantastic and simple!! I have a question pertaining to your video, what is the little straightedge you were using in this video? Thank you in advance!!

The Martini is a nice touch!

Did you ever draw up plans for this bench? I’m interested in building one for my small shop, 10’ x 16’.

I wish you kept making videos cause this one was perfect and very simple to follow.

Those black wheel casters from Menards are not non-marring; they will leave black marks on your floor.

Really like this method 👍. What method would you suggest for cutting dados narrower than the smallest diameter top-bearing flush-trim router bit available (which is 9.5mm)?

Well done, thanks for sharing. 🙏

Great video, thank you much

nice shop man!

Thank you for the video I've been a woodworker,cabinetmaker for 39 years,I used the lock miter set up on a shaper in a cabinet shop when I first started but never on my own and I set up in a router table like yours,thank you for the information you provided, wasn't sure about set up but knew what the results were when set up right.thank you again.

Excellent setup!

I have an ice pick I use to mark where I'm gonna drill. I'll try it out and let you know. Thanks

Bonjour et merci pour ce tuto ! Bien expliqué (malgré la barrière de la langue ) et cela va me servir , il faut prendre son temps pour appliquer les consignes !!👍👍merci!

I think this is the best best setup yet. I have the 220v wireless remote and agree it gets low. I found micro switches but stuck on connecting them to the long ranger ? Can you share your setup. Thanks

Thank you for showing this, absolutely will work for making a shadow box... Now i feel more confident cutting expensive lumber.

would this be a good bit to use in making a shadow box ? 2ftx2ft Measurment. The bit would be cutting the end grain of the hard wood im using, so a am concerned about kick back, blow out or just complete utter failure. I'm using exotic hard wood.

Nice & short... straight to the point video! I love the quick & simple how to do's. Thanks for sharing 👍

This video just saved my bacon!! Thank you very much 🤘🤘🤘

Hey.......Bud.......What a fantastic, super video........The best I've ever seen !!!! Thanks....your's is GREAT !!

How about a 90 degree miter? Is it the same method?

After watching your video I purchased the Long Ranger remote switch with micro-switches. Nice! However, I'm having problem connecting it to my Jet DC that has a magnetic switch on it. Once power has been interrupted on the DC (e.g., once all of the Long Ranger micro switches have closed and power is terminated to the DC), the mag switch on the DC disables power to it until I the On button is pressed again. Looks like you have a Jet DC with a mag switch on it. How did you solve this problem? Thanks!

I really like your setup and i am trying ro emulate it for my little shop. You mentioned you used micro switches. Do you have any videos explaining how to wire this up? I imagine u need a relay but i am kind of lost on how to proceed. Thank you!

What size pipe is that?

The best miter sled I have seen so far. Great job!

What you didn't show is how to make a 90 degree locking joint that you had to make for your fence.

Do you clean the lambs wool applicator after you've used it or reapply a new section of lambs wool?

Fantastic shop, manageable, clean and love the Walnut and Maple choice on the cabinetry. Thanks for sharing your little world and I'm sure it's a pleasure to work out of. Keep the videos coming my friend.

Another fan of Carl Holmgren here, and i must say your latch design is the cleanest I've seen. Many thanks for sharing it!

Genius

EXCELLENT explanation and examples

Dude, great videos! Would have been nice to expand a bit on how you breaking/cutting the airflow to different machines in your shop. Or you just have blast gates that cut off the airflow close to the tool only?

Best designed system I've seen after tons of video watching. Love the idea about the router plate! Thanks for posting info about the micro switches. Brillant!