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turned out just fine.

It was David Charlesworth who invented the ruler trick.

Nice tips on the clamping. Thanks!

I’m curious, as an engineer, not a wood working guy, wouldn’t the joints be stronger if the pocket holes were inside the cabinet rather than outside. I know this would create more work to conceal the drilled pockets, but purely from a strength standpoint, would that make a difference……………?

Thank you for the video, very straightforward and helpful. You convinced me to pick up that same Veritas guide for myself and it is a delight to use.

I’m glad to see you showed your mistakes. That makes me feel a lot better! I found the information in the video quite helpful. Thanks

Thx for pisting, a nice tutorial👍

There is no need to do the "ruler trick" unless the back of the blade already has a bevel. Just lap the back of the blade flat

Right on old man !

I like your organization simple but complete

Excellent walk through. I really appreciate you explaining your processes so well 👍

Nice demos (on what to do, also what not to do)

I love this project! What fabric did you use to cover the boards, felt, flannel, or batting?

Why you using blue screws for inside work?

OMG!! New hand tool woodworker here and browsing RUclips on sharpening. Your video is excellent my friend. Easy to follow and understand and I love how you show clear pictures of the blade during the process. Excellent job! Thanks for sharing…

I usually check for square by measuring the diagonals.

great video ty

Loved it !! Mate, your woodworking and video editing skills made this enjoyable and educational to watch. I'm an older bloke (58) getting into woodwork and I felt at home in your shed as I am in mine. Subbed from Tinonee NSW Australia 👍

Just ordered a set of them bits! Can't wait to try them out tomorrow!

What beautiful dog holes!

Good info. Good video

Great job Sir

It's a beautiful feeling when you get your smoother to pull fine, full width shavings for the first time.

Bartee! I know this is a few years old but looks good!

Looks like big fun! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the video. I really like how you share even the small things you have learned like the marking of the factory edges. Just as an extra check for 90 degrees I mark the 4 factory corners on new plywood.

Great video and tips Paw

Loved this video. I always like seeing "paw-paws" building and teaching. Even though I'm almost at "paw-paw" age myself - reminds me of the granddad I didn't have.

Thank you so much. Even a person who is not handy can do this.

Great video. Thx for sharing.

Woodcraft has the combination and the pattern/plunge Whiteside Ultimate Flush-Trim bits on sale... recommendation on which bit I should buy for general use? Many thanks.

Very handy husband! instructions were very clear. Thank you!

Beautiful job sir!

Always nice to see a craftsman who takes pride in his work. It is an education to watch. Only wish that you made a few more mistakes so you can show the rest of us how to correct our day-to-day mishaps. Thank you.

Hey mr.bartee its me yamil from mimosa construction club i subscribed and liked the video

I learned some stuff.Thanks

What’s the recommended router speed for this bit? Thanks!

Great video. I'm currently struggling with 3/8" Purpleheart with my templates. I'm hoping this will help.

This is great; I am going to make my husband watch this! Thank you for sharing this.

A good enjoyable project but why on earth don't you use the balance support that comes with the Grripper?

I made it by myself. I used woodprix scripts for that.

I want to see your completed project, since i am a sewer like your wife.

Hey Bartee. Great vid. Your workbench is so awesome. I hope to have one one day.

Nice video

how long do you extend the router bit at 1:52. Is n't it dangerous ?

Great instructional video and always enjoyable to watch someone who takes the time to teach others how to create things well. Cheers and thanks for uploading. Looking forward to your next project.

Thanks for demoing the sharpening jig. I think I should get one.

That's a nice video. Shows some really good and effective ideas that you probably take for granted but it actually helped me out. Thanks!

Good video! learned a few things. Can you provided a little more detail on the blue screws and where you got them? Thanks

Great video! Is the fabric batting ?