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Spot on ! Great video thanks

This is such an exciting fun idea!

One question, why not make your fill hole just barely bigger than the mounting nut that comes with spout? A long harbor freight hemostat or some longer tool would help mount rubber seal ant nut on rear of spout for a great seal. No silicone needed.

Nicely done Andy! This is one of the best things of becoming a woodworker, helping out others and saving a heirloom. And @adrianhiggins83 is spot on…it prevents the horse from rocking to far forward or backwards and tossing the rider.

I’m late to the party Andy, however I just wanted say you did a brilliant job! I’m a massive consumer of books-I read 2-3 a week- this project really appeals to me. I wish we had more people like her and you reaching out and helping the community. Congratulations to all you!

Beautiful work, Andy! It turned out amazing! 😃 Nicely done!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Designed that way as a stop to stop it from tipping over in use.

Awesome job looks beautiful! Good catch on the rockers! Liked the intro riddle but now my brain hurts trying to figure it out 😂

Great job matching stain to an old piece is a nightmare

Great Job Andy!! Looks new but still vintage. Would be cool to know or even see the customers reaction.

Rocking horse?

The Freud SD508 dado set doesn't even belong in the same workshop as a Harbor Freight rust magnet. NO COMPARISON when it's a 24 tooth vs. 24 tooth set, instead of the comparison you did.

Hi. On the stands to hold the block how did you fix.? Were they just glued.?

Great Video Thanks For The Info

Very nice and easy projects...they looks very similar 🎉

Did probably 1000'+ of rabbet on my TS... Been doing both cut with the same fence position all the time.

Hey Andy I came here because I have another central pneumatic air tool that was given to me just trying to get familiar anyways great video very informative no extra stuff we don't need to hear and I like your style man I'll be back🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Thanks, this video helped me do the leds. 👍🏻👍🏻

look great.I made them from 3x1" and also made some removable slide in shelves for the two tiers so you can put small ornaments on them( Just an option)

Good tip. For me though, when I took off the nut, the collet stayed with the bit. So I put it back together and pried it off. Watching you though gave me an idea; I'll plunge the bit way down so the bit shaft is expossed, and find a pair of dykes or fashion a prybar of sourts, something to get fairly even pressure on the non-working end of the bit and leverage it out. shrugs, might work...

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Thanks for the tip, Andy! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

where can I find your dimensions?? thanks

I have the Harbor Freight stack, been great for several years now. Use it mostly for cutting grove for drawer bottoms and back panels for cabinets.

I need to make components for a wooden sash window eg 50mm x 500mm to exact thickness. Do you know of a hand held thickness planar jig design, so I can run a jointer no7 hand held plane over wood surface guided by side rails to limit plane and ensure wood is flat ?

Both words are common among woodworkers in the UK. I am English and my woodworking teacher, back in the 1960s, always called them a 'rabbet' and he cut them with a hand-held 'rabbet-plane'. The word comes from the Mediæval French 'rabat' from 'rabbattre' (to beat back).

Great video & thanks for sharing about your wiring techniques and supplies. I’ve been wanting to do similar but just never found all the items needed.

How much do you charge for one, I made one out of walnut.?

I wonder if a 18mm grooved grommet would work?

Ok. It’s quite possible I’m just an idiot. There was that one time I was wrong, but just how in the double monkey intercourse do you keep this thing from leaking?

all my lumber is wavy because I milled it. I need to bootstrap myself a flat sled surface somehow

How long were you in the MC? I did 21 years . Great video

So I’m newish never done dados before. But what is the best table saw to be running dados on? I’m looking to purchase a new saw and want to get one that is best suited

I wished you would have included the cutting of the 45° angles. Semper Fi

Hy. It's awesome. Can you tell me the dimensions in centimeters maybe? Thanks

Awesome!!! Thanks buddy

That is impressive. I would have to JB Weld my knees to do that job lol. Thank you, Andy.

Great to hear, Andy! Thanks for the update! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

1st off your shirt made me laugh. The frame looks fantastic, Andy. Shout-out to Trixie, hi pretty girl ❤️.

We don’t have horses but I enjoyed this video. Looks fantastic!

We get so many compliments about our whiskey tap. The new design is so cool!

I love it, turned out great! I enjoy your content, keep it up.

👍🏻 glad it worked on your boots! I need to try that on Logan’s shoes, he’s so rough and crazy on his shoes.

Cool update video.... Looks like you put your boots through hell! Maybe they should coat them from the beginning! Love the lil funny videos you added!

That turned out so nice! Very cute, great job!

Is the spout held on by silicone only? No nut on back of spout?

Thanks for making the video. I also have both the Harbor Freight (HF) and the Freud. The HF was purchased at a yard sale and the Freud was purchased at an auction with a box of various 10" saw blades. BTW: I have a Rockwell wobble dado blade that I use to make rough surfaces. I've been using the HF set for ~10 years for various dado projects. The finish is very acceptable. Nice crisp edges. Tear out is limited with masking tape on the workpiece. The only drawback to the HF blade set is that if I don't apply a thin coat of oil on it, it'll flash rust, meaning that there's extra work cleaning the blades before use and oiling them before storing. Regarding the Freud set: I hadn't tried them as to this date. However, the blades have a black finish that helps prevent rust, which is a plus over the HF set. Looking forward to trying it out. I was dismayed that your results showed that the Freud gave an undesirable result.

Beautiful work, Andy! It looks fantastic! 😃 Really brilliant idea they had! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊