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Thanks 😊 the mic is the Rode Wireless ll, it’s pretty easy to use and holds battery pretty decently as well. Would recommend for sure.

Thanks again! 3rd times a charm;)

Thanks for following along :)

Hummingbirds would be awesome :)

You’re welcome 😊 are you team metric or imperial? Personally metric is my go to but it is tricky to use exclusively where I am (Canada) as so many measurements are listed in imperial (wood sizes, bit sizes, etc). I found I had to…. Reluctantly… learn both 😂

I'm team imperial all the way. I do understand what you mean by having to learn a new system Lol.

I’ve never personally had any issues with just glue, as long as there is enough glue, cured in the right temperate you should be more then fine, I think the biggest glue potential issue is that the ‘end join’ will absorb a lot of glue so if you don’t clamp it right away it may have soaked into the wood pores already. A trick to this is to add a little glue on the ends, and allow it to dry, then add another layer of glue and clamp right away, this will essentially block the pores of the wood so that the glue holds the bond as it should versus soaking in 😀

@@standishwoodstory thank you!!

Thanks for watching and supporting my channel!

Tak :)

Hmmm...that is on my bucket list. I may have to bump it to the top of my list:)

I like the cut of your jib. Quantity over Quality;)

Thanks 😁

Thanks 😊

This one is super easy and I know your shop class will love it🎃🎃🎃

Just had a thought...I would love to sponsor the next gen of woodworkers. If you send me an email to info@standishwoodstory.com email, I will send you the .pdf building plans for free. You could then print them out or walk through the project step by step with your students. Let me know!

It seems to be the favourite for sure and I’m learning so much about it from users, sounds like it has some really cool features.

My pleasure, have fun building :)

You are so welcome! Have fun building :)

Wow that is a review that says a lot! 20 years. Thanks for sharing, I think I’ll be making a purchase soon 😄😄😄

Happy Thanksgiving Cliff, we are celebrating 🇨🇦 Thanksgiving this weekend and I agree everyday is worth being thankful for but the Turkey eating sure is nice too😀

@@standishwoodstory Well then Happy Thanksgiving eat some Turkey for me :)

Uhh nice choice 🥧! Happy fall, enjoy the holidays and coming up with fun projects to keep you in the shop :)

Sanding blades you say, well that sounds amazing, I think I may have to take a look at that scroll saw sooner than later, thanks for sharing that! Have fun building.

Great dream to have but don’t be scared to start now, a few tools can make for a lot of fun even in tiny spaces :)

Now you made me hungry😂😂

Sounds yummy 😋

Thanks 👍

Merci beaucoup!!!🥰

My pleasure

Indeed. Thanks for watching!

That is awesome! I love hearing that. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work of teaching students😊

Glad you enjoyed it!

I fully agree 🍷😊

😂😂 I’m sure your parents will love it 😊

I don’t own one… yet ;) but if you have a dado stack then it’s a great way to make the groove to.

Thank you 😊

My pleasure

That’s terrible, how did that happen? And more importantly, which one are you saving up for now?

@@standishwoodstory sparks started flying (bit like a Harry Potter film) so I turned it off, the blade stopped after two minutes, i daringly tried a 2nd time the same happened, checked everything (after taking the plug out) and tried a third time, nothing, won’t even turn on, left it over night still wouldn’t start this morning. I bought my construction TS in 2020 “cheap” I’ve used it everyday, pushed it through all kinds a 💩 so I think it’s ok if it dies but even to buy the same one it cost double, I’ve been off work most of the year due to health problems and only have 3x4 sq meters of room soooooo, what would you recommend?

​@@expatmoose That is aweful, but at least a good opportunity upgrade? I'm sorry to hear your having some health issues. Sounds like another construction saw may be the best option in terms of cost, and space, maybe see if you can get a good deal on a used model? I am a huge fan of SawStop, but they come at an increased cost so I realize it may not be doable.

@@standishwoodstory as far as I understand they need to be Imported here so not easy to buy or get parts, I got myself a small construction TS, German made so ok for parts for me, what we call B ware, damaged box, contents super, same as my last and it was ok till now, paid 1/2 price so can’t complain Thanks for the advice, hope you’re well, greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

Thanks for watching and having my tools on wheels makes a huge difference to take advantage of my small useable space. Have a positive day!

@@standishwoodstory enjoy your massive workshop

Thanks for watching! 😊

Uhhh I love the idea of a carrier as well, maybe add a handle to the top for easy transport! Can’t wait to see your version! 🍷😊

😂😂😂 yup the build-in-glue spreader works amazing!

Thanks, will do! 😊

It’s really fun to make ;)

I’m also on team 🍷 wine 😄 have fun building yours :)

You’ll have to let me know what designs you decide for your version, so many fun ways you can make it your own.

No I personally focus on the plan making, but I may have to sell some of my items soon or my shop will run out of space 😂

You got that right!

Tak 🥰