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Rock on, great video. I got kicked back in the nuts cutting without the riving kinfe doing a similar cut at 8:25.

Does it take dremel flexi shaft? can one adjust the speed? and lastly, is it brushless?

Good morning 🌅, very nice,

Wheres the backrest!

Thank you for this. I want to put a butterfly into a piece of walnut I have and have never done it before. I have some scrap that I am using just to see if I can make it work and well things just were not working. I had the right idea but my math apparently didn't work. Lots of smoke coming out of my ears and I was afraid that I was going to ignite the sawdust in my garage so went and watched a youtube instead. Sure glade this one showed up, great explanation. Will head to the store and buy a new 1/8" bit tomorrow and give it a try.

Good morning 🌅, That was very nice info, I have the same 3 M Versaflo , I have had mine for a round 10 + years, there is a wire mesh and foam filter that will help as well, you forgot to mention that there is one big down side to this 😮 😂, if you Fart / brake Wind 😮 😂 you will inhale the gas, 😂, I would quite often put it on as soon as I start working, it would only come off when I left my workshop, I had the complete kit, well worth the money, stay safe, retired English dude living in France,

Very nice work,

This is very inspiring!!! Do you sell your plans/templates? I’d be first in line!!!

Great explanation, thank you. Your piece looks very accurate.

what is the final height? thank you

Appreciate the video. A router routes and you use a router to route (instead of "routering out" something, you "route out" something)

Great presentation! well thought out and presented. Its the little steps that you show that helps in understanding the whole project.

Like your tips very much, but you tend to repeat yourself several times on the same point. Might want to take a look at that during your edits.

Thanks

Great shop setup! Can you tell me where the jig or plans are to buy the drill guide for the holes in the hal taylor rocking chair seat? Thank you I really enjoy your videos and channel.

Thank you very much

Nice technique you could use a surform round in shape fasten a custom wood handle to it and it will shape it perfectly . You could also take a1/4 dowel rod with a gasoline hose over it to act as a form . Use adhesive back paper.

Belo trabalho...congratulation!

Looks fragile

This explanation is fantastic! I kept screwing up trying to flatten my bowed boards and now I know why!

Did you make the Maloof oil yourself or store bought. If so what’s your blend? I’ve been experimenting and trying to get it just right.

I love everything about this but I feel like you overthought the wood movement issue. The legs are approximately the same size as the top and of the same wood species, so theoretically they should expand and contract the same. I do love the hidden bolts with plugs over, it makes for a really secure attachment point with the look of rustic traditional pegged joinery. Wonderful stool!

Great to see these in action, been debating whether to try this for carving but haven't seen any reviews... Thanks!

میرکا فقط برای سطح چوب خام خوبه برای رنگ بری به درد نمیخوره

Great tutorial. 👍👍

Do you use epoxy for your rocking chair joints too?

My dumbass couldn't figure it out. Thank you.

Undoubtedly, but, unique masterpiece

which one of these is the safest for a beginner? I have been reading alot and am a little scared haha

You invented something your saw already does with ease. Take the time to get to know the capabilities of your tools and stop overthinking 😊

Beautiful stepper! Thanks to your excellent video, I look forward to attempting this project.

Very Nice!! That wood is stunning

That'll be a sexy porch rocker. Pride of place, by the front door. 😊

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Thanks for posting detailed video. How do you clean filters, by the way?

Recently discovered your channel. Well done. Great explanation of your process. Thanks.

That was a brilliantly simple tip, and really well explained. Thanks.

After fighting severe cupping in some of my boards, I finally found this video and just by simply rotating the boards and just using extremely light pressure, the cupping is gone

Wow! Great video. All my questions were answered.

I'm searching for the best product for woodturning. I think this air pressure method in active masks work better than the others since they are using a completely new design approach. The air goes outside from inside the mask, so it's basically impossible you get ANY dust or particles whatever it's size in microns. Am I right?

Thanks for your help! I couldn’t find a template small enough for my project. I knew I could make one but the concept of using 4 separate pieces made it SO much easier than accurately cutting out out of a single piece of plywood. 👍

This is a really helpful video. I watched your video on bowed wood. A lot of good information. Appreciated giving the mfg. info.👍

Very nice video, nice explanation, very creative

This was one of the better videos on ways to deal with a bowed board. Really appreciated your diagrams, very helpful. Thanks for this video, it really helped!👍👍👍

Dude thank you . Best video I've found on making perfect inlays! Love that you showed the math ( why it works) and the proper guides/ bit to use! You are a pro!

Nice looking chair, you mentioned lots of mods that can be done so would be interesting to see you put your mind to more modified build and see what you come up with!

Good video.. I added inexpensive but strong magnets to mine so the legs stay…. I love mine … but later I plan to replace it by building a 7x7 out-feed table with lots of drawers for storage.

I love everything you made…. But I do have a question: did you make all of those pieces within a five year period working on them on nights and weekends???? If so, I am absolutely amazed!!!

Any reason you don't use two battery grinders instead of 1 and 1 corded?

Great instruction! I’ve been fighting this and now I know where my mistakes are! Thank you!!