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Genius! Thanks!

I have a manual diy version thats percise to .0001 of an inch that also does blade height. Spent about $270 to get there but its easy to setup once I firgured it out.

Thanks for the tour!

is this still working for you 2 years on? i am concerned about how long this sort of thing will last with moderate use.

So cool!! Thank you for sharing !

This is the greatest one I've seen! Thanks for posting this

Congratulations!

What an experience!!

Pretty spectacular! Bottled oxygen anyone? Stay safe.

You got your cardio in for the day!

Hi, Can I use it for hot pot heat stain on the table? Thanks

I like this one the best!!!

That was brilliant, so helpful. Thank you.

It occurs to me that that sonic cutting knife you reviewed would be handy for this?

Hi Scott. Really beautiful workmanship. Are there any longform classes available in this and your other veneering techniques etc? I learn better in the slower explanation angle (accompanied by my own practice lol). Thx so much regardless, for all of this. Love the website as well with the inlay stuff. Amazing.

Glad I found this channel. I think I’m on like the 10th of these. I’m getting started w veneering and taking a FW class w Tom Mclaughlan of Epic Woodworking. Your book was one of the recommendations and I’m intrigued by your innovative ideas and creativity! Will be checking into any classes online as well.

Defiiniely the coolest and cleverest approach to a "once in a while" drying rack I have seen. Simple, effective and economical. An elegant concept 👏👏👏 Just what I was looking for 👍

What size of vacuum pump do you recommend? Do you think any old pump I can pick up at Harbor Freight will be enough, or does it have to be something particularly powerful?

WILD!

fantasitc video, thank you for sharing!

That was amazing! Thank you!

IF I have already put a spray lacquer on and( dried) the moisture is trapped - will this affect the Lacquer ( iI'm using deft spray lacquer)??

You could say all this in less than 5minutes. Sorry too much explanation. Boring.

Outstanding video! I found your video as I was researching the 32 mm system. Sounds like you’re the perfect person to do an in-depth video just on that system. Hope to see one soon!

You never mentioned the price.

Best instruction on template routing I've come across! Instant subscriber.❤

What are that heating device you are using?

Эй Джон, обрати внимание на качество обработки своих рубанков, или у тебя итак всё хорошо , тебе не до них уже?

Thanx

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The reduced space required to use the bag is a selling point as well. With an 8ft bag you really need about 18-20ft total to load it. I looked at these but the price was just too high. For the money I think a flip top frame press would be a better buy, like the ones Quality VAKuum Products sells.

Awesome concept! But at $1200, these will never make it into the home workshops.

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Been doing woodworking >40 yrs and am loving the BCT design thought process. Yes we did things a certain way back then and call it tradition, but a lot of our old ways sucked. Going to be looking hard at some of these tools for my retirement toolbox.

4:08 as far as I remember, in System32 standard, the first holes (they're called system holes) in the row need to be distanced from edge at half of the thickness of the inlayed top or bottom. So, if you're using 16mm melamine board, the first hole needs to be at 8 mm from edge, followed by 32 mm spaced holes, and ending with a similar hole at 8mm from the opposite edge. And the overall height of the cabinet should be n*32 + 8 + 8, where n is the number of holes. You might wonder why we need to space first holes at 8mm. Because they are used as holes for the fasteners like minifix, which are widely used in European cabinet making industry. Pocket screws are not typical for particleboards.

6:25 do you also use dowels along with pocket screws? Do you use inlayed bottom for the floor standing cabinets?

Another Amazing Video! Thank you. 🇦🇺👴🏻

Hi. Can you use that tape in the part of the veneer that is going to be glued to the substrate so that you don't have to remove it?

Such a simple solution....fits my needs to a T

And I came here to find out who Jimmy Diresta is.

Hi. What is the role of the pva glue?

If you use the same process with a light veneer like a Maple, will it accept a stain?

If a rough edge like he got here is what he gets every time he tries this technique then it's time he found a new technique.

Interesting idea. Would that work with just regular epoxy? Rhanks.

Fantastic video ❤

Just now seeing this. As a retired commercial cabinetmaker it was nice to see someone talking about the 32mm system and the need for accuracy. In the beginning I used my Rockwell tablesaw, an oldie but goodie, to cut the panels. Soon learned that was not nearly accurate enough, so I bought a Holzher vertical panel saw. I see you have a slider, but to me the advantage of loading 2- 3/4" sheets at one time and cutting them standing up is so much easier on the back. And, a smaller footprint in the shop. I almost always had 2 guys at the saw because it saved on their bodies, and really increased production time. Around the same time I bought an edgebander, line boring machine and Blum minipress for hinges. That turned my whole system around and I started real production. However I did not use pocket screws like you do. I had never heard that that method is stronger than straight screwing together. Interesting, I'll have to investigate that, though I've always heard that Castle's drill angle was so much better than anyone elses. Thanks again for the video.

Thanks for the tip! I just cracked two bottles because I put the whole bottles into the cold bath. doh!

Good video!! please can you inform the model that can measure a very tickaround 2,2 inhces wood board? Thanks!! Regards from Brazil!!

Really interesting, anyone knows why whis has a cord? Those curled cords are a pest. But putting it on you belt could actually make it work.