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Wow. Just wow ❤

Really liked your art at the end. Honestly, that's some real dedication that you have with 3.5 years of experimentation. This definitely proves the durability of PMF!

Hello. Dimensions, sketch.

what kind of tubes did you use ? I cant find them 🙃

Great video! I have bought thousands of dollars of items on TEMU with very few bad products. Of the thousands of dollars that I have spent fewer than fifty dollars has been returned. Even the return process is easy! TEMU is burying Amazon, ebay and the likes. I love the fact that these money gouging companies have some real competition! If I had bought the same items that I purchased on TEMU at Amazon or ebay it would have easily cost me over ten thousand dollars! Temu to me is a fresh breath of air, products as good if not better than anything made here! Sad to say but true! I will continue to buy on TEMU! And for you people who say "Traitor, buying from China, I challenge you to pick up any item on any wal-mart shelf and see where it was manufactured".

Und wieder ein Unikat von dir Daniel !!!! 💯👍 Respekt !!!! 👍👍

Hey Daniel 😊 Das neue Dentalset 😂 werde ich Thomas vorschlagen !!!! 👊💯😉🤣 Liebe Grüße aus Murnau 😉

Hey Daniel 😊 Das neue Dentalset 😂 werde ich Thomas vorschlagen !!!! 👊💯😉🤣 Liebe Grüße aus Murnau 😉

Reliable ocean going epoxy/ply outboard Wharram Catamarans have no underwater holes and are all dry bilge. 100% right decision.

Nicely done and of course, matching the woodgrain on the curved pieces is the cherry on top.

As an option I’ve been experimenting with landscape fabric, so far really good results.

Your build is amazing. I am planning on a similar project and would love to have a boat I can use to travel from my home (Missouri) to Florida down the Mississippi. Can’t wait to see your project on the water! Keep the videos coming , please and thanks!

The best there is 🙌🏼

Thank you for the review! I use a corded Dremel right now and I debated upgrading to a cordless one. Also, in Dremel's defense when you were timing how long it takes to charge I found the older batteries charge faster then newer batteries. I will have to look into Depstech!

Once again. I am blown away with your artistry and creativity. You have an amazing gift! 😊

Very impressive review!

That was a really good review, Adrian! Nicely done.

can this be used below the water line?

Some people say their first coat on the canvas is a 50/50 mix of glue and paint. Have you tried that? I also heard that Titebond 3 will not stick to it's self when it is dry. Thoughts?

I just watched your "Rotary Tool Review" & clicked this off the end of that. Talk about a labor of love..... yes it is, lovely.

Yes, dremels & other rotary tools are game changers on many jobs & I used them extensively doing antique repair/carving for those antiques. At one time I looked up dental rotary tools b/c I knew they hung up using just a shaft & I wanted a variable speed motor w/ a 4-5 foot shaft on it. This was in the early 80's when my family had a Shop where we stripped/refinished old furniture. Cool that they sent you one, I've been needing one again so I'm watching. Thanks for the review, peace.

Solid Review Adrian seems like a great cordless option at a great price so you don’t recommend this for DIY root canals 😂. Nice work

Really nice I love the hexagons

Really great build. I love details and how functional it is. You should be very proud.

Excellent craftsmanship and so imaginative. Like many other comments here, I wonder where the response from RUclips is?! It's not worth looking into my crystal ball, it has ground fog, but I think that will change for the better very soon... Best regards from good old Germany😎👍

I never tried temu... but aliexpress. Often when you order there is pictures you can press. Then there is options. Like 230v vs 120v. Or inch vs mm

Thank s I so your work weary nice

I just installed my four bagger and put 4" hard pipe to my machines, plus an auto start makes things so much easier. Pop in if you are out this way Adrian.

Awesome work, nice to see things getting recycled. A wee word of caution Adrian, I have seen kickbacks when using pad type pushers, push sticks give a little more distance from blades with practice they give good control.

I think a lot of this stuff is stolen tech, R+D cost money, and if the Chinese factory can just steal the design from their customer, the factory can save money allowing them to sell for less. If you are into stolen products I understand there are a lot of name brand tools that have been stolen from the big box stores available for a discount from side walk “stores” in the LA and SF area.

Wow! That's amazingly well done, Adrian! What a beautiful coffee table. Very innovative!

Thank you for the less talking and more showing. You created a work of art. Keep up the great work.

Ok so I totally understand you and what you’re doing. It’s called Artwork absolutely beautiful and I agree with the comments above this only has 39 views after 4 hours and that is ridiculous. I don’t have a large following quite the opposite but I’m sharing you as an under followed woodworker

Ok ok ok..... Did you actually design the inside height of the table to fit your trim router? If you did, that genius. If you didn't, that's on hell of a happy accident. You've been crushing it with your builds lately 👍 Seriously, why the hell is YT no pushing your videos?

Twenty views and Zero comments in two hours!? Your subscribers should be ashamed of themselves. That is an awesome coffee table. way too high class for a college kid. lol. I love the removable access for the electronics inside. Now we all know where he will be hiding his stash. lol

How do I know you’re not American? ………You didn’t paint your boat as a huge USA flag. Haha I’m Canadian and that makes me laugh.

Great job.

It's been worth it to me. I got a 1980's Rockwell table saw and a 14" Delta band saw from marketplace over the last few months and the only thing I had to do was to polish the tabletop of the table saw as it was coated in surface rust. The band saw was made right around the year 2000 but looked like it just came off the showroom floor. The thing still had the manual and a spare set of cool blocks in its original bag. In the future I will tear down the table saw to give it a good cleaning and possibly replace its bearings as, while everything works on it, it's a little stiff turning the control knobs and while the belt works fine for now, it is showing signs of beginning to crack from age. And since I'm going to be inside it anyway, why not change out the bearings. I gave $200 for the table saw and $430 for the band saw. The guy was asking $450 but gave me $20 back because he said I seemed like a nice guy and wasn't trying to haggle with him. I said, "Well, when I see a price, I figure that's what they want so that's what I pay if I want it. If they're asking more than what I want to spend, I just look elsewhere."

Lindo diseño pero no me gustaron las plantas como se desarrollaron

This video is very necessary for everyone, me too, in fact

Great work. I'm jealous. In my next life I want to learn how to turn wood.

Alter hör auf bitte grausam mit deinem Deutschen Akzent

So interesting. Looking forward to seeing what you are going to make with it.

Glückwunsch zu diesem Schnapper, hätte ich auch gerne mitgenommen....👍👍👍

Quite interesting, Adrian!

I work on the False Creek Ferries at Grandville Island. Our boats use a roll up canvas that have a transparent panel at the viewing level. The whole "door" rolls up and is secured by a snap buckle, or on the smaller ferries, a twist fastener is used and the canvas is removed in good weather. Just Google: False Creek Ferries and click on Images. You will see lots of pictures of the arrangements. Have fun deciding on a method for your mini boat!

Killer finds, and great restorations. Now to spend $600 to swap out those straight knives to a helical head (and still be up $1200 over buying new)

You have a great advantage in that you know how to restore all that equipment. So awesome! Also....I see that lathe...🤩🤩🤩

Most of my bigger tools were used and bought through FB, garage sales, or estate sales. Like you said, a little bit of elbow grease and you’ve got some awesome tools!