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I have one that I have used for a few years… Prayers for your recovery soon and make more videos

Thanks Dave for the info and update on the plans

It’s a beautiful box and I would love to have the plans

I have been using an extension cord with my Ryobi for about 2 years. Now for some reason when I start the saw, it smokes between the power cord and outlet. I really don't know much about electrical work. I replaced my outlet and also the power cord thinking that might help l. Still smokes. Tried using different different cord, different outlet. Did I damage my miter saw after 2years on extension cord?

I guessed it before I watched it, another pocket hole stand.

Great concept...not what I initially would have thought of to make this "repair"

I really liked that you included mistakes and explained them. It helps a lot. I constantly make mistakes and learning from them improves my process for the next project.

Subscribed. Great explanation on this build. My compliments to the design committee.

Do you recall the budget for this project? I want to try and tackle it

Just out of interest, the needle is removable if you really need to, but it's a real pain. It's a long time since I watched it, but there is a video on youtube showing how.

What do you mean by the water finish was ruined by the oil stain? My minwax oil stain and the water polycrillic say it’s ok to apply water finish over oil stain…but I trust your opinion.

Nice, clear detailed video. I have been keeping the outside scrap you teimmed off for another bookmatched lid for a narrower box later since the 2 outside edges still match up. I actually saw what i was doing wrong with this board flipping method on the miters. Thanks for not making it an hour of unnecessary dialog.

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What is the thickness of these Rockler plates? Cannot find it on their website. Please Help!!

Would finishing before glue up also help for squeeze out and a more consistent finish?

Regards from spain brother ,thanks for you work

it was a pleasure to see you working from begining to end , thank you very muvh

In the long run it is certainly the cheapest option. I'm on the same can of Johnson wax I bought in 2010 with not much of a noticeable difference in how much it's been used in all that time. Then again, I live in southern Indiana where while the summers are sticky humid some times, but apparently not enough to cause rust under a good coating of wax. If I'm not going to be using my machinery for a while (like over the winter), I just apply a light oil to the surfaces that tend to rust which is easily cleaned off with anything from brake parts cleaner to lacquer thinner.

Great Video it saved me a lot of time. Bosch no longer carries the Rubber boot. I found one on eBay for a reasonable price. Most on that site were outrageously overpriced.

Nice experience. Like for sure. Advice : for the panel use better (more expensive) bit with 4 cutting sides, not two. Then maximum two passes will make nice smooth finish and rotor speed 5000 max.

Ha. I found your channel because I just ordered some really pricey walnut bar rail for a home bar build. I DON'T want to screw up the cutting or fitment of the rail. I watched your vid on the bar build you'd done. Next I found my way to your gallery web pages. Surprised to see a kegerator in the thumbnails, I made my way to this video. I built a kegerator from a top loading mini chest freezer about 8 or 9 years ago. I can fit 4 corner kegs inside or 2 and a 20 pound CO2 tank in the keezer. I swapped out the OEM thermostat for an Inkbird digital PID controller that allows 0.1 degree temp control. Wrapped the sides in luan built a "coffin top" finished with tile, LED lighting and a drip tray that drains to a plug. Around that same time I built an all electric 3 keg HERMS pilot brewing system so that I could make 10-11 gallon batches without boil overs or propane. If you navigate to my channel about 8 years ago I have vids of both builds. I went through hundreds of recipes to hone my brewing skills and gave away a lot of beer as I was learning. Now it's time to incorporate the kegerator into the bar back on the new bar room build out. We're getting close and I hope to wind the project down before college football season gets rolling. Thanks for the bar rail build vid. I will incorporate some of your knowledge as I proceed.

Awesome. I've just bought this planer and I think I will build one similar, however I would prefer the dust collection to be mounted underneath your cart, so maybe a smaller bucket and that could be achieved. Would help with floor space. Any reason you chose not to do that? Thanks for the vid!

fantasic solution, nice job

What size wrenches do you use to take a Craftsman bit out

Nicely done video. Thank you for taking us through your process. I have a vintage Craftsman 150 floor standing drill press that I recently picked up and while it's in excellent shape, I want to give the machined table and base a good de-rust onceover and as you've shared, I also need something more long lasting than paste wax in my So GA humidity. I'll give the T-9 a try. Please keep more videos coming!

I have this stapler NS and the tension pin that allows for the staple housing to open disappeared. As a result the gun is now jammed. I have been able to find a pin that will work but I need to know how to stack the latch and pin back in place. The proper arrangement is imperative to gun operation. Please help do you have a film that shows how this is done Mr Joe 88yrs young

Thank you Dave, glado you arm is ok.

This was really helpful for me. I am a one woman DIYer and had this question. I don't have a large cache of powerful tools - yet, but I do like to putz around with woodworking projects. I always wonder about extension cords and the effect on tools. So thanks for this, explained in a way that made complete sense to me.

Very nice video! I'm just starting out and want to make a few boxes before I move up to bigger stuff. This was really helpful, and your thought process along the way was especially useful. Thanks!

Succinctly and clearly explained. Your remark about a "missing" part gave me some hope. I have a new, unused (apparently) Metabo pinner that I got cheap in an auction, which must have a manufacturing defect, as it leaks massively out the exhaust as soon as it is connected to the air supply. Depressing the trigger stops the leak until it's released again. I'm hoping it's a part missing or damaged on assembly, and not a casting defect.

Very well done! Now I'm less anxious about tackling my two non-firing Porter Cables.

great job! im looking to make my first legs for a table im making...wish me luck!

You asked for suggestions; how about run that v-router bit (or a saw kerf) around the box to hide where the lid is located. Just a thin groove all the way around. Not that it would take a 5 year old that long to figure out but for aesthetics. But it was a nice video/build. Thanks.

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Hello my name is Richard, and I am interested in buying the Bosch table saw. Could you please tell me what you think about your Bosch saw, like is it worth buying, and how long have you had yours, and were you satisfied with it overall. The plastic gears are causing me concern, but your main bearing went out. People are saying how disappointed they are with these plastic parts. Did you like the way your saw performed? It looks like you used it plenty, so I value your opinion. I was all set on the Bosch over the Dewalt and the Skilsaw, but I started hearing horror stories about the plastic gears. I appreciate that you showed the underneath view of the bottom of the saw. So please can you share with me your opinion about this Bosch saw. I really want to love this saw but I’m apprehensive about the purchase. This saw seems to fit my needs, being smaller out of the three. This saw would be at our summer home and not used everyday, so I’m hoping that this saw would stand up to my workload, it wouldn’t be at a job site being used day in day out. Well your Bosch looks like you got to know it pretty well, so I’m interested in your opinion. Please could you comment on the pros and cons of what you’ve experienced with this saw, because I would greatly appreciate you view? Thank you so much for your time, and I hope you respond. Richard

How much did this repair cost?

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Hi Dave, nice review, thanks. Please could you let me know what noise level app you were using in your review? Thanks in advance.

What was that amber colored ring for on table.

It is just a personal thing, but I dislike the music. Too loud for one, and it takes ones attention away from the video.

Beautiful box. Thanks for the ideas and for leaving out annoying music. Say hi to the design team .

It is a great gun for the price. Your nitpicking is so bad since you are comparing it to a more pro-grade sprayer. It is a cheap plastic spray gun for the homeowner DIY person that does not run a business painting. For what it is your review could have been a bit easier considering the DIY aspect. Also one of those long reach brushes used to clean out glasses works amazing to reach the inside of the cup better than a hand does.

Your next project should be tanning those white legs. You live in Florida, man! (I'm digging the channel, bud. Keep it up!)

I’m waiting for the invitation Dave!!

Drill weight and power is fundamental for the accessory to work properly.

I appreciate your demonstrating this, Dave. I've thought about getting the attachment rather than a machine if I find myself needing to make more mortises. (I haven't yet.) But I just upgraded my drill press from 1/3 to 3/4 hp, so I'm ready! Glad your arm is improving. Thanks, Robb

I think I've watched dozens of these router dado jig videos. Saved a handful and tried one. It was just too much for my beginner skills. This? I think I can do! Thank you for the good explanation and video - and for not over complicating it!

Thank you! I've been looking all week for a jig or idea to cut splines into my boxes. That jig gave me the perfect idea(I'll never use a table saw, no matter the benefits)

I know this was a while ago 😅 but I was wondering how this piece came out with 5 coats applied. I checked your channel for a possible update but didn’t see one. Did it come out glossy? Or, did it still have a matte type finish to it? And how has it held up today? Thanks in advance for all the info and advice!

I thought you did an excellent job, explaining the smallest details and what to look forward to when I begin my rebuilding of my pneumatic gun. I have three of them by the way.👍🏽👍🏽🙏🏽