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@@gerardj.medvec55 thanks Gerry, I’m glad you liked it 👍🏼 thanks for watching 😃

@@TheRusticCraftEmporium thank you, that’s very nice of you, do you have a channel or is any of your work on any other platforms, I love to see what others are making? Terry

@@crouchvalewoodcraft thanks Rob 👍🏼

Thank you Darren, that’s interesting, I must admit I did think it was a bit of gamble, I used to have 2 next to each other in our old house and the blue tits used both, but you make a valid point, that’s for watching 👍🏼

@@Terrythemaker As far as i remember sparrows should use the three holed bird box, great builds

Birds are a lot like people-some form a happy little clique, while others... well, let’s just say they prefer their personal space.

We normally attract blue tits but we haven’t had a bird house in our new house yet, so it will be interesting to see, we currently feed the sparrows, robins, blue tits and gold finches, but haven’t seen the finches for a while, the sparrow hawks scare them away.

Thanks, you too!

@@rodharris2915 thanks Rod 😃

@@davidsneddon2242 Hi David, I’m afraid not, I don’t really do plans, I sort of have an idea in my head and just go for it, most of the time is comes out how I want it to, but it don’t always work 😂

@ cheers mate👍

@@Chipswoodworking Hi, its the Robert Sorby Pro Edge, its a UK based company, but they must ship, its about £400 to £500 here in the UK and it’s an amazing piece of kit, I’m just about to have a look and sub to your channel 👍🏼

@@victortinajero5543 I must admit, I don’t really measure anything that accurately, I normally put a board through to the rough thickness I need and keep checking with a ruler or callipers.

@@memodelatorre1303 excellent! No problem and thanks for watching 👍🏼 enjoy 😊

@@davidsneddon2242 have you got one ?

Hi Mark, do you mean the direction they are mounted into peoples benches? If so, I think it’s personal preference. For me, I like it mounted this way so that I have support behind the blade if Im cutting sheet goods. I hope that's what you mean?

@ ok got it just personal preference. Thanks

Yeah dad seems to like it, but he doesn’t get over to my workshop much, but he is always impressed with my projects though, so he must have taught me something 😂. your right about top end tools, I’d love some festool tools and a saw stop but can’t justify it, I’m currently looking a jack planes and thinking do I really need a veritas or Lie Nelson, when the Stanley sweetheart will do.

Hi Shaun, As always, thank you for taking the time to comment. Believe it or not but those 4x4 legs were really cheap, they were offcuts from our local timber merchants. They often have pieces that size which they can’t sell so worth checking with your Local timber yard mate.

@@Terrythemaker Hi Terry, thanks for the tip we got a few timber merchants near me, the fence posts were from my parents home back in the summer me and my brothers replaced a few 7 ft fence post as the were nearly rotten so I' have cut the rot off and the rest of the posts are solid. catch you soon

@@leecornwall8381 i’ll give anything to go apart from electrics 😂

I’m considering doing something similar, but the thought of moving out all the benches etc 😂

I was told not to bother by a friend of mine who is an architect who designs new buildings. He said it’s over the top in a Workshop and not worth it.

@@Terrythemaker Thanks for replying. I wonder if it is needed if it's a gym instead of workshop?

@ not sure to be honest mate, I spent hours researching vapour barriers and Rockwall and I mean hours it. it’s quite a controversial subject. Some people insist on it. Some people say you need to let the room breathe and not lose sight of the fact that is an outside building.

@@Terrythemakercompletely agree. There are so many opinions. I think how you have done it makes sense.

@ plus I was up in the rafters yesterday getting down the Christmas decorations and I did check the other side of the OSB and it was as dry as a bone, because don’t forget the felt underneath the roofing tiles also act as protection

It’s seems to be working well, it’s not cold anymore. But I picked up a little tip from from Henry Coles shed book to put a small oil filled radiator in the workshop and leave it on the through winter constantly on it lowest setting so the temperature never really drops that low. 👍🏼

@@300Exige 😂😂😂

I did a quick video on it about 3 years ago, but you are right I should do a full video and will try to do another one 👍🏼

Hi Barry, it’s not always that tidy, you should see it at the moment. It’s in a bit of a mess 😂, but to be fair, I’m just like that with everything, I can’t function unless everything is neat and tidy, it’s probably some form of OCD 😂

Thank you 👍🏼

Someone else asked me that the other day. when we was in lockdown the drill broke and BOSCH asked me to return just the head unit, rather than the whole thing so they could repair it. They didn’t repair it and sent me back a whole new drill hence now having two bases and I can’t bring myself to throw it away, it’s very handy on long pieces of timber because I can rest it on both 👍🏼bases

@@Terrythemakeryou’ve got me interested in a camvac to replace my wet/dry vac. Does that cope with fine dust (saws) equally as well as bigger ‘chips’ from the thicknesser?

@ Hi Chris I use mine on the lathe when sanding because that produces very fine dust when I’m sanding to 400/600 grit , I also use it on my thicknesser with big chips and it copes well, I love mine, as I say i went back and bought another one, I recommend the 2 motor model though, you might be able to see it working on some my earlier Woodturning videos

@@tonycoates8974 Hi Tony, what a lovely comment, I really appreciate that. Thank you 👍🏼

Thanks Andy, Its one of my favourites, I also enjoy turning yew, you never know what you are going to get 😊

@@steven_vogt Hi, yes they are called Beverstock Ltd, based in Yorkshire, 👍🏼

@@Terrythemaker Many thanks! 👌

Many thanks for the details. Blades ordered and delivered to Warsaw :) 👍

@@steven_vogt excellent mate 👍🏼

Thanks Peter, much appreciated! 😊

I just typed in free bandsaw reindeer template on the net and loads came up, so I just printed one off and stuck it to some MDF and made a pattern 👍🏼

@ Awesome…thanks!

You will absolutely love the saw, I would say it’s the most used machine in my workshop, thanks for watching and enjoy your new birthday present 👍🏼

@@FatNormanCoathanger thanks for your comments, I used to have another one that was on a much lighter frame and the saw never felt solid in it. You’d get vibration and movement and the top would flex, so this time I wasn’t taking any chances I wanted something that felt nice and solid and flat, plus I had lots of 4x4 off cuts I needed to use. thanks for watching 👍🏼

Thanks for watching 😊

@@TheMurphy1982 thank you, I used it only today to cut down some 4x4 Yew for my latest project

@@MarkNopeJustMark thanks Mark. That’s a really good point actually, I must be honest a couple of people have pointed this out to me in some of my other videos and I have stopped doing it now, I fancy a full size planner/thicknesser now, but not sure I can justify it as a hobbyist thanks for watching 👍🏼

@@Terrythemaker no worries - I figured now it's bolted to the table that it wont be lifted often, but I thought I'd say on the off chance it'd save you an injury or would help the longevity if the tool 😄 RE a planer/thicknesser, it's hard to beat a tool that does both! I'm fortunate enough to have the separate Triton Planer and Thicknesser units and I'm in the same boat that you are - as a hobbyist it's difficult to justify buying a bigger, more commercial unit, no matter how much fun it would be!

Hi Calvin, I’m afraid it’s not my design. I just found it on the net and copied it onto a piece of paper. Just type in free templates and loads come up 👍🏼

Hi,thank you for your comments. I don’t think there is anything to protect the grey surface. In fact mine is now quite scratched after lots of use.

@@Terrythemaker I ask you for advice. When checking my 7492 (purchased a few days ago) I detected a difference in level on the work surface (basically by placing the level or a precision square used for mechanics and pressing with one finger on the end of it, with the other finger pushing on the opposite side I have the "Telegraph" effect - that is, I see that it "taps" on the bench and you notice a difference in level of about 1.5 mm over a distance of 15 cm!) What do you advise me to do? Should I ask for a return? Should I return everything and exchange it for another? .... 😭😵‍💫

Hi That's a tough one because I had a similar problem when I bought mine, when I called the store they said don’t worry we will send you a new one, which they did, the customer service from DEWALT was excellent. But I’ve since noticed lots are like it in this price bracket. Only really expensive table saws with solid cast tops will be 100% flat. I know that’s probably not much help.

@@Terrythemaker Thanks for your guidance. I will contact the seller today to arrange a return.

Correct, well spotted, 😂. I’ve since re made the back fence in another video as it was also too low for larger cuts, thanks for watching 👍🏼

@@lloydmelsome-smith6629 that’s a very good point, I may look at that when I add to it 👍🏼