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Thank you! Glad you liked it and it gave you some good ideas! You're gonna love that bandsaw too - you can do so much cool stuff with those. When you get it make sure and check out Alex Snodgrass's video on how to set it up correctly the first time and it will save you SO MUCH time and frustration. (its on Woodcraft's RUclips Channel) Thanks for watching!

Thank you sir! They’re the best boots I’ve ever owned. Skål! 🍻

Thank you! They also have a few other varieties like amber and blue blocker lenses. Tough to beat ‘em for that price.

@BearhawkStudio Also happy Thanksgiving 🦃

Happy thanksgiving to you as well sir!

Thank you sir!

Thanks Greg! I gotta charger for ya when you make it up this way! 😆

Thanks Tom!! I use the heck out of both of them! You won’t regret it!

A few years back we got some prank gifts for my Dad. The best was my brother getting him a diy sandpaper kit. Copy paper, bottle of elmers glue and a few small bags of sand 😂

You should buy your least favorite woodworker some Bourbon. I bet he prefers Elijah Craig. Just guessing…😆

Thanks Tom! He’s been a hoot to have around the last few weeks.

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Thank you! I pasted up the plans for the bread bow on my website with dimensions - but last week the blades I used sold out on Amazon - so I've ordered some new ones and will update the plans for everybody as soon as they arrive and I double check the measurements. Thanks so much for watching. Let me know if there was a different plan you were interested in though and I can try to get those online this week.

@@BearhawkStudio Thank you for responding. I see the blades are back in stock. I looked for the plans, but didn't see them. I was also interested in the ice cream scoop style bottle opener plans. I saw someone make a coffee scoop with the same shape. I think would be fun to try it. ruclips.net/video/gT1yjhPVj2A/видео.html Thank you again

The ones in this video were closer to 1" cause thats the scraps I had laying around - but you could absolutely use 3/4" or even 1/2" stock easily. Thanks for watching!

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At least 3/4” - but I prefer to do 1” and sometimes up to 1-1/2” just for bulk. But they’ll definitely still work at 3/4 if that’s the stock you can get in your preferred wood. Thanks for watching!!

@@BearhawkStudio Thank you!

I drew up some really basic plans when i got started, based on a piece of glass the church already had for the top of the table - but ended up making quite a few changes as I went to the dimensions based on the thickness of some of the lumber that was available. Like the legs ended up being 3"x3", and the skirt around the table ended up being around 6" so the CNC letters would be readable, and still leave room for the trim. Happy to share the original drawing / dimensions with you though if you wanna reach out through the contact form on my website. And going forward I'm planning to create much more detailed plans for all my projects and make them available.

That was Starbond Black Medium CA Glue and Activator. There's links for both in the description of the video. That stuff is super useful and they make it in multiple colors!

Thank you! There were times during this one I definitely questioned if it was worth it. 😆 Thanks for watching!

Hey Fred! I put plans for the bread bow on my website and links to all the materials needed to build these projects are in the video description. The dimensions for all are dependent on which inserts and blades you buy but I specified the ones I used in the links. Thanks for watching!

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Thank You! Great suggestion - ill flip those over right now - i didnt even think about that! And thanks for watching!

Thanks Brad! And thanks for watching!

It really does add a personal touch and folks love getting stuff you made for them. And the game night lazy Susan is is a literal game changer. 😆 thanks for watching!

@@BearhawkStudio Hey am I missing something? I see a 1-9/16" forstner bit and 1/4' x 1/8" magnets in your links. Wouldn't a 9/6" bit work? or a bigger magnet?

@@brettbarker8444 The 1-9/16" forstner is only used to countersink the bottle-opener "coins" into the handheld bottle openers. I used a normal 1/4" drill bit for the smaller magnets on the fridge ones, and a 1" forstner bit for the large magnet (front and back mounted) on the wall bottle opener. Sorry for the confusion there!

@ thank you so much!! I’m really looking forward to my first couple attempts at these over Thanksgiving weekend.

@@brettbarker8444 Good Luck! If you end up making some you like, tag me on instagram I'd love to see how they turned out!

If it ain't broke dont fix it! It's served me well for many years, as most of Harbor Freights stuff has! Thanks for watching!

Yeah those wire wheels come in handy - but having taken a number of those wires into my skin like little darts when they fly out - every time i turn that thing on i imagine a ricochet under my safety glasses and wince. lol.

Thank you! We have literally used it every day since i built these. It's easily one of the most useful of my recent "fun" projects. Thanks for watching!

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Thank you, sir! Sub’d to yours as well! Thanks for watching!

“Carolina Gull” by Sherman Williams, but Lowe’s matched it for me with just the name. Thanks for watching!

You should Do it! It’s so handy to have em all in one place with just a flip of the remote! I lost my old Atari and Odyssey before I knew what they were worth but I wish I still had those too! Thanks for watching!

@ absolutely! And thank you for the video. I got lucky and a buddy of mine I went to high school with, his dad used to work for Atari or whatever the official name of the company was if it wasn’t Atari and he actually got the 46th Atari ever made. After he passed away, my buddy gave it to me so now I have the 46th Atari lol

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¡Gracias! Estas grandes tablas de madera tienden a combarse o doblarse con el tiempo, lo cual puede hacer que se agrieten mucho o incluso peor. El canal en forma de “C” que coloqué en la parte inferior permitirá un ligero movimiento con el tiempo, como sucede con los cambios normales de temperatura, pero evitará que la mesa se deforme y se agriete. ¡Gracias por ver el video!

@@BearhawkStudio Más que basta la explicación, Muchas Gracias

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Thanks man! Everybody on my list knows what they're getting from me this year now!😆

@@BearhawkStudio 😂😂😂

This is the way!

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Absolutely! I’ll convert them to pdf tomorrow and get them on the website and reply back here when they’re online. In the meantime the blades are in the links of the description. Thanks for the interest!!

Hey Brandon I just uploaded the plans to my website's store. It includes the basic outline, along with measurements, and a printable template. Let me know if I've missed anything and I'll get them updated! Thanks for the interest, and thanks for watching!

Thanks Barry! Weapons are part of the Mandalorian religion. So It’s cool. 😎

Thanks Greg! I’ve got a link if you wanna buy one. 😆

Thanks Tom! We use ours all the time. I even made a much larger one just so we could use it with more games.

Thanks Tom!

Thanks Tom! The stapler is a little pricy, but the back pain its saved me has been worth it.😆 It works great with fabric and also the erosion matting stuff. I've gotten used to seeing the Black Widows at this point - but never saw how _fast_ they were til i started ripping down their home.😂

Limited Edition Safety Pavers will be made available for Patreon subscribers. 😁

Lucky its not your place then. Clown comment.

The “before” was certainly a lot less work to build! Thanks for watching!

The last time I was this sore from a project was when I built the house itself! lol. It was a LOT of work.

lts a lot of fun! Though now i think about the great sculptures and think "holy cow how'd they do that?" Thanks for watching!