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Awesomeness! Really love the gag at the end. You shouldn’t treat yourself like that.

AWESOME 😎😎😎👍👍👍

awesome!!!!!!!!!

PS .. I have run 300w lights on it as is ... but if you want to operate something really powerful you can just have the switch operate a relay that will handle whatever megawatt project you're making..

Boy, at the end you had a really good guitar band. Ha ha I really like the Hawaiian style music you were playing and also I learned about the best glue which I have not been using. Gonna have to go get me some tightbondII great video!!!

Thanks Mark. This looks doable. My OCD would have forced me to smooth out the rails and the router sled. 🙂 The links to the depth calculators is most helpful.

You made a very strong drive mechabism with the threaded rod through the shaft, but in the end the turning force is transferred to the outer tube by four very small wood screws.??? I cant help thinking it would be better to have several more discs inside the tube to stop it distorting.

More complex than I thought. Can’t wait to see it in action. Hope it meets expectations. 😅

Really excellent built video. Many thanks for your efforts. Just wondering if you have got around to making the next videos yet. Awaiting in anticipation 😊 Thanks again

Awesome Mark

This is going to be interesting. The properties of the redwood alone are gonna make for an interesting tone along with being Purdy.

You would increase the suction sooo much more if the blast gates were closer to your vacuum system. Essentially your loosing the majority of suction through the piping by have the gates that far away from vacuum - even when remainer gates are shut off

Thanks for sharing Mark. What size are the dovetail openings at their widest point? Are these bought templates or did you make them?

What's that funny G on your shirt?😆

Making it happen! The first video in awhile that has actually inspired me.

Thoughtfully planned out and well done.

Shared to my Facebook friends and my Fretboard group!

I have made similar modifications to my older Craftsman saw also. One modification I made was to use pipe insulation on the front of the saw on the tilt function. I made a slit in the back curved part of the insulation which allows the blade to tilt. When the tilt arm passes through the insulation the insulation seals back not allowing much air to pass through. The difficult part was attaching the insulation to the inside of the saw. As you probably found out, there’s not much room to work inside the saw. (I’m 68 now; it’s harder to do ANYTHING!) I subscribed, can’t wait for more from you.

great video thanks for sharing I'm building tools now 4 acoustic guitar building I've built my 30 inch thickness sander off of different ideas on RUclips I am a lifelong woodworker and I never dreamed how many specialty tools and jigs it would take to build a acoustic guitar

Love the Packers Shirt! Nice job!

Hmmm... I finally followed Ann's advice and took woodglut instructions. It's great for beginners and has some advanced stuff too.

Thank you for all the great tips man from NAGIHCIM

Awesome Mark

Great job and what a gift. Thanks Mark

This is pretty cool, Great Channel!! Btw Packers Have always been A real team of Men. Haha

I dig that Hitchcock lighting. Not to mention the ideas.

Go Pack Go!

if I may suggest.... Instead of talking to the camera from far away ( had hard time hearing you even with headphones on) Shoot the video and do a voice over while editing your video. Or get a clip on mike. Good idea though.

That's truly an amazing build. Thanks for sharing.

My wife and I were needing something like this last night, your timing is perfect, thank you!

Thanks! I'm building a balalaika and I gonna use this method

Cheap, simple, frugal, effective. Mites Mouse is impressed.

Wow that initial wall glue up was more simple than I expected. Then the rubber and jig was brilliant. Fun to watch and learn. ThAnks!

I had no idea how easy wood can be bent. Amazing that it holds that shape as well.

I just decided today to do a baritone uke build. This is great! Been an amateur luthier for years, have done 4 guitars and a few other instruments. I will be tuning in.

When using that thumb plane it seems the science becomes art. Experience says when to stop shaving. The clamps, or holder-downers, are neat.

Interesting build. I've built two bending irons, one small 1.5" diameter and one 3" diameter. The larger one uses a 200w light bulb to heat and the other uses a cheap cartridge heater. Pretty simple and mounted vertical on a guide board and held in my woodworkers vise. Are you on the FB Ukulele Luthiers group?

Love this, thank you for teaching us how to make this wonderful instrument!

Wow, thank you for showing us how to make one of these. My wife has always wanted to build her own Uke. I’m excited to see what else you share with us. Sending this to her now.

Wow! I’m so glad I found your channel early on. I have already learned so much. Can’t wait for the next update.