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Would love to see more of these projects. I'm looking to do a box truck camper conversion with all the cabinets built in this style but not much content available. How deep are the kerfs?

Looks great! How do you price your CNC work?

Great work great design especially since it was done manually and not with a CNC

I think the 1/8th (3mm) gap is about right. Any smaller and the doors might rub if they ever get a little out of adjustment. Great work. I did a big cabinet project using the same design but your shop setup and techniques are impressive.

All of that looks incredible…it makes me want a cnc but I have no idea how to design and work cad programs

You literally have it sitting on a CNC machine. You don’t need a planer. Just do a leveling pass

This video radiates such an amazing sense of honesty! It feels so genuine and transparent. Thank you so much for sharing it!

great video, are you willing to share your plans?

Cost?

Did you really need that guide on top?

Very nice !

That's called a monolithic slab....

Thanks for sharing. Been doing similar research on first cars for my daughter. Chill mode sounds good! Cheers.

I really need to upgrade to a CNC I can stand on

Say, “uhh” one more time…

Are the cornhole board tops plywood and what bit did you use for the engraving portion?

Good morning 🌅, Very nice shield 🛡️, well worth the effort, From France.

Awesome buddy

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Beautiful ❤

This video is now 4 years old. But I have seen one other shed roof done with solar panels as roofing on RUclips, this one with bi-facial. Definitely very cool. Ground racking systems can be so expensive and then there are space considerations. It really makes sense to put solar on sheds, all kinds of shade structures, pergola and car ports.

wow, in a year or two the top will have at least one crack. A table that wide will expand and contract by over a quarter of an inch - more than enough to tear it apart. I made the same mistake on a much smaller table. A climate controlled house in Iowa will still have significant changes in humidity over the seasons. I would cut it apart and re-do the breadboard ends before the top is cracked.

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jesus thats enough rubio to do 5 of those tables lol

The thought of someone leaning on it makes me anxious

Beautiful design! Your breadboards ends should only have glue in the middle domino and should be on the loose setting on the breadboard end portion!! No expansion allowed on a table that wide is crazy!

Love the look, HATE the design! In a few years, wood expansion and contraction will cup the top and break the glue joints where lateral stress occurs. Then you'll have a floppy top and bottom that won't handle any side-to-side stress (Ask me how I know). I'd like to see something like this table with legs that flare out on top and bottom, possibly carved with smooth curves. Please consider leaving off the table top end caps and installing multiple "C" channels underneath to minimize cupping.

Are the dominos and glue in the bread board going to allow for enough expansion and contraction?

LOVE it!-Great job Matt. Want to make something like that in the future. Gave me great inspiration! 🙏💪

the ol bread box ends eh

How is that leg base goingnto support the heavy top. I have a feeling the top of those legs are going t snap off at some point.

what do you write on your table legs?

I´m speechless! Pretty cool designed table. Do you use scatchUp files for your CNC machine? why don´t you use Fusion 360 to easily transfer the CAD files to CAM and cut it out? It´s always a pleasure to see your professional work. Best Regards from Germany, Markus

Just bought a Laguna 6090 to start off with ..its not the size you have but still should be able to create some great stuff....I have an engineering Co here in the UK with quite a few large CNC mills so I have a lot of experience...with processes etc.....I just decided to take my work life a different direction

I don't know what i am talking about, but i assume that when bigger volumes are curing, it heats up more, which makes curing faster. Thin layer on top was just cooling down too much.

Thanks for the info mate. I hope your partner has mastered the gimbal now haha

It's a great job.. ❤ how can I get those sliding channels which you have used to slide the rack , can u kindly guide Mr. Superman ..

Do you have a longer version of this video and do you have the list of materials you used?

Cool workshop 😎 👌 👍 + well done with the dilemma 👍 All woodworking has involved dilemma in creating 🎉😊

How did you do the square electrical holes?

I hope you got a permit for that, Mister.

He definitely loves to say the word domino

Getting ready to have 2 maybe 3 PW2s installed to our existing Enphase PV system with 31 IQ8A micro Inverters feeding an Enphase 4C Combiner box (I opted to get the cell card as backup to my Wi-Fi. Being able to see each individual panel's performance in real-time is genius. One offers a MICRO view down to each inverter while the other offers a MACRO view. Being able to monitor over $80K worth of solar gear like that is priceless. Question, can you tell us if there is a way to see when they were manufactured? Is that date on the PW itself or maybe the label on the box? All the credits are now available regardless of when you install ESS. I'm getting 3 PW2s for less than a 24kWh GENRAC generator.

why did you sand it if you have a cnc? why didnt you you just run a surfacing bit on it?

Nice Job, I'm sure that was nerve racking and satisfying.

Very nice✅ Did you at any point considder having it so you could rotate it with the sun daily, and adjust the tilt with the seasons, and then maybe automate the entire thing, rather than keep trekking out to adjust it😮

excellent video, just placed my order for solar, waiting to hear back for PW3. One cool thing you could do to not pull from the grid (which I'm sure you've probably tried already) is reduce the cars down to like 16-20a within the app. make pulling 0 from the grid :) one thing I'm looking forward to doing.

i loved the wood inlay, nice work though.

Pretty neat gang! Looks nice!