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Thanks for this video. I’m doing shutters and posts and taking a lot of tips from you.

Coooool😎

Why did you choose Acrylic over polycarbonate? Polycarbonate is impact resistant

Should be straight 4" pipe with a 90 of the fan. Apart from that good job. And before the haters come on here the reason that you don't use that stuff is because once any type of fluff and moisture starts to build up around the ridges of the lining of the 4 inch flex, it can only go one way and that is to fall downward. When it is straight pipe you can evacuate way more moisture and it doesn't hang on to The ridges inside the flex.

Would pressure treated pine fencing work?

Awesome job!

Thank you for the heads up. Just ordered my gasket.

Awesome, nice job!

about to do this for the entire upstairs of my house 😫

Great video and it is always encouraging to see young folks interested in woodworking. As long as you're teaching this youngster about woodworking, you should emphasize not to stand directly behind that board that you are ripping on the table saw. There is no guard or anti-kick back device in place. If that board kicks back, the youngster is going to take it in the gut. That is a tough lesson to learn the hard way! Keep up the great work of teaching our youngsters to work with their hands but more importantly, teach them to work safely.

got a link for the part ?

0:12 I can see light scattering like road bumps shape. Is it as flat as just like out of jointer?

Nice work ! Thank you !

You've done a beautiful job on your shutters. I'm looking for inspiration and I do believe that I've grabbed some great take-aways from you! So Thank You! #1 - I'm definitely going to grab the cedar fence boards! #2 - I LOVE the hinges idea! Hopefully Home Depot sells those 🤞🙏😉 #3 - I didn't think about using stain!! 🤯😍😃 I'm going to be painting mine black but Im going to test transparent black stain along with my deck transparent stain color, Tugboat. Thanks for sharing your ideas! 💯👍

Hate the stupid music. Would be far better silent.

good job

beautiful doors. that came out great

Great, Thanks! This should save me from buying a new nailer.

fantastic job

Need some sill tape

thank you just order me one

Just so you know, it does not cold grummins. It's called blind nuts.

My sled(slab flattener) is 2 3"× 6" aluminum rectangle tubes 4' long for the rails and 2 2"× 2"× 1/4" angles 4' long with a polycarbonate base for the router support. Just slide the angles along the rails. Use a 2" Whiteside flattening bit. It will flatten a slab up to 24" wide and 4' long and 2" to 4" thick. Works well so far. Got all the aluminum at work, so it was inexpensive too.

Why did you place it right on the shingle and you did not peel back shingles

Is ur siding wood or vinyl?

What speed was your drill press at for the holes in the plexiglass?

1/8th of an inch 5 times ?

My house is identical to yours except white shutters. I think the cedar is great, going to copy this

Awesome job

yup nailed it, perfect New England style, now just hang the Betsy Ross 13 colony flag and call it a day!

I do like the shaker style

Could you let me know the screw sizes for the 20mm rail glides and the 16mm glides. Great video well done!!

Really nice job. Fun to watch. Keep up the great work.

Dude, I actually need to do this repair. Looked it up and I see you!!!! Great job.

They came out great. Were they your own design or did you see those somewhere and followed the size and style.

nice & simple Sled design .. Thanks man for sharing

What was the rough cost (outside of the router and underlying table)? Thanks! Good job.

I hate it when RUclipsrs fail to credit their sources of inspiration. Thanks for doing so. I believe acrylic is a much better choice than plywood. You could even improve dust collection with a CNC dust shoe! I can't wait to build mine.

That thing is cool Dino. I want a flattening setup however I have a drum sander and that works pretty well also for now. One day, I'll have one. Great video bud!

at long last about to build mine, just needed a push to do it. nice work

First flattener lol. Go Yankees

Can you add the hinge kit into the description block above?

Where did you get the hardware?

No lock washers? Spot or Tig would be 1000% better and give you a flat profile

Long sleeves + table saw = D I S A S T E R waiting to happen.

Just picked this up tonight! Can't wait for daylight!

What color is your house and shed?

Nice work. Just to let you know I'm copying this on to my house. AWESOME 🎉

First job I had with my Granddad as a kid was nailing down subfloors. After watching the Ol' timers I had it down...filled my pouch, mistake... started banging them in... one at a time was a pain... Aah, trick #1...put a bunch of spiral's in my mouth and went back at it... Come lunch time I'm sitting with the crew and couldn't eat... Had this awful taste in my mouth and couldn't get rid of it and mentioned it...Everyone started laughing like their sides would explode... What's so f'in funny, ask I... Well as they settled down, my cousin, a little older, turned to the guy's and asked... All right who had Broccoli Rob last night, the nails are bitter... Turns out, when doing the subflooring, the guys would piss in the wooden keg that the nails came in... Seems a rusty nail holds as good as a screw... and a nail askew holds better than a screw... That was over 65yrs ago... never tasted a nail or screw since then... 🖖👍🐝💪🐸

Very nice but what happens if glass breaks