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I like the design with the space underneath to hide the electronics.

why did you stop posting your great content? miss it!

Thanks brother. Just used this technique. Appreciate the video!

FFS get a push stick when using table saw.

I’ve found these videos very useful. Just a pity you didn’t continue as I’ve found them very easy to follow

Saved my afternoon. Great tip

Thank you

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Nice, honest video.

I hope you have gotten a track saw kit since making this video.

Also, why the control c/control v copy vs move tool with the control key? Thanks.

Just curious as to why you draw boxes/rectangles with the pencil tool vs using the rectangle tool?

I like it, I've contemplated either building something like this I can move around. I'm not 100% sure I want to try french cleats so this might work really well

What oil do you use or recommend for the metal parts after rust removal

Thank you. VERY helpful!

Really nice box. Very doable without a table saw and CNC. Do you have any dimensions of your build? Thanks for sharing

This is a wonderful piece of storytelling and filmmaking - you are such an inspiration all these years later. Thankyou

This mini-series is superb - I want to start visualising stools and furniture in sketchup free and your work has made that feel possible after an evening! Thanks so much

Nice Work! Definitely worth to recreate... But the way you 'lead' your wood through your table saw scares me to hell every time. PLEASE use a push block in the future and don't put pressure on the offcut side till the end of the cut.

What do you do then if it won't come free?

Hey, I like the video but really what caught my interest was what’s up with that Lecrae album hanging on the wall 116

Love how you all use baltic birch plywwood to make workshop cabinets etc like it's some cheap material...I don't know what it costs in the US, but here in the UK it's almost £200 or $250 per 8 x 4 sheet.......😆

Gridfinity is better and FREE!

This helped us out today! Thanks for the tip!

can you help me out on connecting the connections? Shapeoko does not do a very good job of explaining it clearly. They have a picture in the manual but no close-up of how the wires get connected. Instructions are not very well explained...thanks

Beautiful except I think the acrylic will date the piece in the very near future.

Excellent video. Subscribed!

Really need to take the time to build one of these. The amount of time I spend looking for tools I just had in my hand is staggering!

I really like your design and the video. Thanks. The thing about only using CA glue (super glue) is that it only bonds temporarily. It gets brittle and can lose its bond over a couple years. I'd recommend more wood glue or maybe brad nails in addition to the super. glue.

How you make joints stiff enough that it won't come down automatically

Thanks for nothing

Great topic, thanks 👍

Great video. Thx

Great idea. I had not thought of my French cleat wall for this application. Thanx for posting!!! 😃

Thank you for making this video. This worked for me when I was struggling to get the nut off.

Quality craftsmanship

I'm 5'11" and also want to raise my SawStop height enough that I searched out this video. Not just for giants! Thanks for your insight

Looks great but you showed the finished product for like two seconds. Show it longer next time.

Where do you get those arbor wrenches? I lost mine.

I've got some leftover LED lights like that. I cant conceptualize how you're getting power to them in this enclosure. Can you explain that?

Was there any possibility that the screws get loose?

I am about to play with these tools that you shared. I feel much better because Sketchup seemed so difficult before this and the previous videos in the series. GREAT JOB!

Why was the bandsaw sparking when you were re-sawing? Great build though, it looks great.

I lost a big chunk of my thumb making dado cuts like you did here. Using your fingers to hold the piece down as you slide it over the blade is asking for trouble. All it has to do is catch the blade and sling it out of the way and your hand drops onto the blade. Don't mean to preach here, I did it the same way for twenty years before it happened to me. It's just a matter of time. Other than that, nice design, nice vid.

What kind of paint did you use?

I'm looking to do something like this. Is it safe to say your counter top is about 24 in deep? Are there any issues with mobility on the router table with larger pieces?

No way... Let me see. Oh my god you are a genius.

what was that husky table frame you used? can't seem to find it

Very good instruction, and very smart. Thanks.

This is awesome. I've been thinking about doing this for a while - I'm glad I came along this video!