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- čas přidán 21. 02. 2024
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I can't believe I missed this video! You have to consider adding that flap sander to your offerings! I've been happy to be a long time supporter because you are an incredibly awesome dad. 👊
Chris, you are an AWESOME man! Keep doing you!!
Good morning Chris. To begin, let me say I'm so happy that God has blessed your business the way he has!! You obviously make useful high qualiy products. I believe your new 24" bracket would appeal to more than woodworkers. If you choose to go forward with this product you could market it to any individual or business because the shelves could be used for anything, providing it weighs 1000 pounds or less. Just an idea I had while watching your video. And I think selling the frech cleats of different lengths to go with them might be a good idea. Just my random thoughts. I pray 🙏 you and your family have a great weekend and following weeks. I always enjoy your videos! 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Gary, thank you so much for the feedback and the kind words. Really does mean a lot. Thank you again for taking the time to be involved here and I hope you have a great weekend as well. God bless.
@@AGlimpseInside Thank you Chris!
I have the same Avid. That storage underneath also stabilizes the machine. I have about 600lbs of wood stored there.
Did you watch the video I did over mine? Congrats man, that machine is a game changer.
Yeah man. Saw it when it came out. I thought well that thing is definitely the great grandfather that the grizzly I got. I couldn’t imagine having that much capability. Hopefully one day we will need something like that. Congrats on your continued success as well.
The flap sander is a great upgrade! It'll make your various French cleat products (my favs!) that much nicer. Would love the option of the large 24" shelves, but it would be good to note on that product that a person's wall cleats need to be up to the task. I made a few shelf brackets that size and I had to upgrade how I attached my wall cleats so they were up to the task.
Totally interested in the brackets!
Hi Chris, well done your journey is an example for all. One thought have you thought about taking on an apprentice, to train, to expand your sales and God forbid if you have an accident keep your shop going.
love the display wall of the mini builds works alot better then just a picture of what you sell , also works as a good flow chart of the parts and the amount needed for each set
Thank you, I appreciate it. Yeah, I totally agree.
So you finally got one after I showed mine nice. I told you it would change how you sand. Nix Design Workshop
Haha yeah man. Thanks for the back-and-forth this morning on sharing some info.
Instead of breaking down plywood in the driveway or otherwise outside the shop on the centipede, have you thought of getting a panel saw? It's a great tool for quick straight cuts and easier to move the plywood around - you could slide them right off a mobile materials dolly or cart onto the saw and slice it up into CNC or laser sized blanks. I donated one to my kids' high school drama department so they weren't wrestling sheets of plywood on the table saw to cut them up because it's a huge safety benefit too.
I have but I don’t have the space just yet. When I sell the CNC, that might be a consideration.
Baltic birch sanding discs -- Ha, ha, ha! Love your vids!
Thank you so much.
hey man i have a cheap compact dust separator/extractor solution that uses cheap 6" abs pipe and one of those tiny shop-vac micro 1 gallon vacuums with a hepa bag, and some 3d printed abs parts to connect everything. quick easy unscrew for the abs cannister to empty. made a frame for it that hangs it on a french cleat. even a 3d printed muffler/diffuser for the vac exhaust so it doesn't blow around whatever's behind it (like dust on the french cleat). even found some small 3d printed 1.25" hose blast gates to easily keep a couple different tools connected. i also have a version of connectors and gates for a 2.5" hose and a higher horsepower shop vac. super compact and mobile and cheap enough to have a few of them around the shop on different stations. i haven't done super high volume with it but it seems to be working pretty well, certainly spins the air without losing much flow. i'll try to get it uploaded to printables and thingiverse in the next days.
Cool video Chris. The flap sander is great. I use a sanding ball on my drill press for some items I make and ship. Love the flap sander. Great inspiration. I am approaching 2 years as a full time maker...not for the weak of heart. Keep going man!!
Glad to see you coming out with new products! Sorry I won’t be seeing you at Workbenchcon be hopefully next year at Makercamp.
If I lived in the US and could afford the CNC, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase it from this guy. 😃
Yes I am interested in the large shelf bracket setup for my laser plywood as well. Again great content and innovation
Awesome stuff, Chris! Congrats on the new CNC! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Can you show more of that flap sander in action?
Great video Chris love the tape measure holders great idea I’m always losing mine for sure definitely going to have to pick a couple up. Keep up the amazing work. God bless you and your family 🙏🏻❤️
Hi Chris, have you thought any more about producing kitchen drawer organizers? Possibly a whole new customer base. I love your videos.
Yes sir. It’s definitely in the mix of things that come out first quarter this year. I just got to come up with a bit more universal fit but I have something I’m working on thank you for the push. I appreciate it.
Thanks so much Chris just appreciate you and your attitude of sharing. Yes I'll order the 24 inch shelves. Today I'll order the sandpaer caddy and 3 Tape measure caddys!
Thank you so much Rich. Your support is completely awesome. Always good to hear from you brother.
Man I just purchased an AVID 4x10 😳.... I'll tell you about it next weekend lol
I've used this tool for years and absolutely love it.
. Awesome to hear. I first heard about this thing when Izzy posted about seven or eight years ago didn’t pull the trigger on one till last year. As my parts started to grow in size.
@@AGlimpseInside If you are working with hardwood, rough round the corners with a sander, hardwood is rough on the brushes and paper and because it's flexible won't take a lot off at a time. but it will sure take the ridges made by the sander out quickly and leave it smooth. If you go with a grizzly, which is what I have and looks like the one in this vid they offer two grits 80 and 120. 80 will leave minor scratches in the wood but it will be smooth. I have a little business where I make stands for a local glass blower and use a very hard wood that can be difficult to work with and I take the edges down with a belt sander the touch them up with an orbital sander then hit the entire piece with this sander and they are silky smooth. I've done thousands in the 14 years I've owned mine. The motor will get hot and because I use mine sometimes for hours at a time, I shut it down and let it cool off. I love mine, couldn't do what I do with out it.
@@jaycumiford8062 yeah, I have that grizzly and I order a massive roll of Klingspore. And cut it myself. I have 100 and 150. And they both work really well. I find the Klingspore stuff holds up a little bit better than the grizzly stuff but not that much. And yes I know exactly what you mean about that motor. Getting hot. Good advice here.
@@AGlimpseInside I'm going to look into that sand paper, thank you.
Love your content Chris! Keep it up and congrats on your success!
Cool matey.
I will be making French cleats and will use your pieces for it. My question is, how big should my cleats be, and how far apart to optimize your product?
Achei interessante esse disco de escovas, venho acompanhando seu canal, pena que não consigo comprar seus suportes para ferramentas pois o frete torna inviável sem contar o imposto para liberar mas acho muito interessante pois tenho um painel com 9,60 metros de comprimento por 1,20 metros de altura .
Abraços e bons negócios.
Hey Chris, do you have a link to the flap... sander... Thing? I've tried making mop sanders and I'm happy with them. Maybe a flap sander would be better.
Do you have any 120 Baltic Birch sanding disks on sale?
Good video. Thank you.
Chris, would like to know what bench top grinder motor you have. Is it variable speed? And how did you create the flapper sander and connect it to the grinder?
It’s a one horsepower motor and I bought it from grizzly preassembled everything right out of the box
Great video. Love your channel.
Very cool
Love your content!