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I will take a look at their products. Thanks for the suggestion.

A shop vac doesn’t have enough volume to properly extract from that distance. However, if you make the dust hood a little smaller and move it closer, it will remove some dust. I would try it and see. Cheers

Those are decent prices. What are you building?

@@Toms_Woodworking_and_CarpentryUSD prices I suspect

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Thank you! I don’t normally film those quick shop projects as I usually quickly put them together so I can go on working on my main project, but I thought it would be helpful to the community. Cheers

The dimensions are 20” x 40” x 2”.

@@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentrythank you I’m building a table like this just an inch so a half thick instead

@@travisblogstravis4367 Very nice!

Thanks!

Thank you! 🙏. It’s was difficult to show all the table from the vertical aspect ratio as I originally filmed the build in landscape for a long form RUclips video. You can see more detail on my channel.

Thank you very much for taking the time to comment! I gave this table to my mom for Christmas last year.

Thank you. I built it for my mom for a Christmas gift, and I already had the legs. She also loves the look of the metal.

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I used 120 - 220. I have a longer form video on my channel if you’re interested. Cheers.

I used metal legs that I already had in my shop. Thank you for commenting! Cheers

They make 2x4s out of metal in your area? damn

Thank you! Cheers!

Great observation! Thank you for the advice!

Thank you!

Ahaha 😂 thank you for the Afro comment! Thanks for watching and I hope your wife loves her new Festool sander. Cheers

Hello. I used spray nine between passes to degrease the surface. I did this to increase the life of my sandpaper.

Awesome tip, thank you very much!

What saw do you have?

@@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry A DeWalt hybrid. Good enough, but the surface is just plate.

Hello. I need to get in there with a wire brush. Thanks for commenting!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you! 😊

I bought 1/4 inch neodymium magnets which I purchased from Amazon.

Hi Scott, thank you for sharing. I don’t have experience with the Milwaukee, just the dewalt and Festool.

Great prices compared to Canada. Is that considered a good price in the US?

Hello, yes I purchase my wood between the Woodsource in Manotick and KJP. I find the quality of selection at the Woodsource better than KJP. This is primarily due to KJP’s pallets of raw wood being picked through for the best pieces by customers. I do find that KJP has more exotic selection though and I love the fact that you can purchase tools as well.

It’s definitely not only for the pros as I am a hobbyist as well. I totally have the same philosophy when it comes to buying cheap means buying twice. Thank you for commenting. Cheers

I haven’t tried that one.

Thank you. Cheers

I used Festool granite and finished with 3M. I am trying the 3M as it was highly recommended by my viewers.

Thank you 😊. I used Rubio Monocoat charcoal colour with an activator.

That’s a great question, I wondered the same. Maybe it’s from alternating the pieces giving it a different angle for lighting would be my guess.

Did you have to flatten the board as well? What method did you use?

@@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry It wasn't too bad. Belt sander with 50 grit.

@@thedoorguycharlie I need to purchase a portable belt sander. They are pretty versatile.

@@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry I've used one my whole life. I'm 71 so that's a long time. Pick up a Ryobi. I've got an 18''. Big enough for what I do.

Don't judge me on the Ryobi brand... I like nice stuff, Bessy parallels.. yes I have them. But there has to be priorities. Just scored some Rockler Sure Foot, 8 of them for half price, with pipe!!! Used them today on a mock up 18x24 end grain board with Doug Fir (don't want to screw up some nice hard maple). Have a Ryobi 18 ga nailer that does the job and recently picked up the Ryobi hot glue gun. Works better than my wife's little hobbie corded one. Thanks for your content. looking fwd to more.

I was looking at the Dewalt 735 as it has great reviews. I went with the Craftex because it was on sale and it looked identical to the Rikon. I love the thickness stop block. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for sharing, Is that expensive where you are? Cheers

I don’t have a video, but I can definitely make one as I want to make a better one. Thanks for asking.

@@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry yeah I'd really appreciate one. I like the work you do! I'm going to make my husband a cutting board using your video, but I will be changing the dimensions to 24"x18" (he wants an extra large one for his brisket cooks). I don't have a planer so we'll see how it turns out. Thanks again!

Great point! It is definitely a matter of perspective. Thanks for watching.

Originally I used the Osmo Polyx White, but left white residue in the walnut and didn’t look good on closer look. I should have bought the Osmo Clear polyx. I ended up sanding off the finish and using rubio Monocoat pure which I already had in my shop. I made another video explaining my mistake so others wouldn’t make the same mistake. Thanks for watching, much appreciated.

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I thought of it but I didn’t want to get any finish on the glue surface and I knew that I would be sanding all the pieces flush with each other. Thank you for the question.

You are correct, it does touch the wall. I will modify the design if I make more. For now it works fine on my wall and I may just add bumpers. Thanks for the question.

Thank you. I made it with offcuts from other projects. Cheers

Yes, the sander did a decent job. If I were making many boards as a business, I would invest un a drum sander.

I understand.

Thank you! It was a fun project.