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Looks great! How long would something like this (made out of ground-contact pressure treated) last before rotting?

This is so helpful! Thank you! The space between the wall and where the shelf is - is that just the thickness of the wall mounted standard? (~0.5in)

Thank you for doing this. I recently used Rubio Monocoat pure for a walnut desk I've built. The first coat came out streaky so I sanded it with 220 and will prep it for a second coat of Monocoat. I normally use Sam Maloof's Poly/Oil finish and have always had great results but it requires multiple coats with multiple days of curing in between. I figured Monocoat, though almost double the price, would be a great alternative. Once I get this second coat of Monocoat on, I'll be able to decide whether continuing to purchasing Monocoat should be part of my routine. Thank you very much.

Great job, just wish the plans were in metric

Very nice thanks for sharing

Thank You, I know this is years later but it has helped me a great deal entering G Code

Such attention to detail and explanations to help the DIYer. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

I really appreciate the work you did to present the test in such detail. It really helps. I would choose Look Ipe to refinish my cedar adirondack chairs and tables. Thank you

New Shapeoko XXL Pro owner and new subscriber to your channel here. Question. For no reason at all, my Shapeoko is not longer recognizing or calculating the surface area correctly. Ex. When I rapid position to the SW corner or Center, the router tries to go farther left than it can going to the SW position and the center is no where near the center. This just happened. I used the machine with no problem last week. So do you know how to get the machine to go back to way it was a week ago. Have to admit I am not comfortable messing with the MDI. Would updating the software help? Any advice you have is greatly appreciated.

Very detailed and precise description and work, just not sure about timber in contact with ground, also the tampering of the soil between the frames will reduce water runoff.

I need to advise my cabinet maker which stain I want for white oak cabinets and I’ve decided that this Rubio mono coat is the look that I want compared to most. My kitchen has wood tile floors that leans slightly gray or greige and my island is going to be, a blue color with just a little bit of green in it. I want a very neutral wood tone that will go with a Mediterranean house and my blue island. Do you have a suggestion. I don’t mind if it has a little warmth, but I don’t want orange or red tones

does the tip-on mechanism also function as a latch? meaning; the drawer will stay closed even when pulling, tugging on it (or sliding open with weight)?

Que maderas usaste ?

Beautifully planned and executed! I feel like I can tackle my own stair project now

You make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing! Where is the Tip-On in this demo?

Turned out very nice. Great Job!

Looks very nice.

Hi . Great video . By the way what did you use for plywood finish ? Any wax oil or varnish ?

Thank you so much for your hard work and sharing your plans! I’m using them right now for my miter saw. 🙏🏼

Great video and what an amazing job you have done, just one question, how is the very first step fixed, just with rebar into the ground as there is nothing to screw into?

Which color is similar to American walnut?

Thank you for posting…I very much enjoyed watching!

when that domino didn't go in first shot "one of us! one of us!"

Really nice!, thanks for sharing. Which of these woods would be more similar to Swamp Ash?, which one would behave similar to swamp ash for this work?

On the white oak, the oil poly, water poly, pure, and black, were the only ones that still looked natural. the rest looked stained or like they had some tint or sheen on them. I was looking at this because I have two pieces of oak and one looks fairly light and natural and the other looks darker and and wanted to see how to make them match. The pieces looked like black, and water poly in tone. So these ones I mentioned look like natural tones across the spectrum of possible white oak tones

Nice demo! Thankyou!

beautiful. great jig and process

great info . thank you

wow... thank you so much. I will work to replicate this with my Kapex Miter saw and make allowances for storage of systainers below. I am so grateful. thanks again.

Great Video!

Awesome video!

Great video - nicely laid out and explained each step in a clear way. Thank you for this.

Ash grey on the Oak for me... Thanks for the testing

Thank you so much for the video as well as the FREE plans! I am planning to begin work on this in the spring once I can roll my saw into the driveway again. This is a terrific video. I know these take a great deal of effort to put together (the video) and appreciate the time and energy you have put into this.

Can plans be made available in a more common software? Maybe Acrobat?

Thank you for the great video. Could you tell me where you got the 2x6 from? I like the pattern on them

Great video One of the best I’ve seen yet I have one question How much of a gap is left between cabinet face and drawer face back? Thanks in advance

Awesome detail and visual

nice explanation with demo. the problem is i have to pushing hard to close the drawer, possible to adjust?😊

Would have subscribed but link to plans don’t work so have to assume entire channel is useless

Thanks for sharing.🤗 Very helpful.

Really helpful video, thank you

Great work, great test.

Great work, great test. It shows the appearance of colors in all pains and sizes!

Vanilla, Natural and Cornsilk all look so similar, I wish there was a comparison of these similar shades.

Very nice upgrade

Great build! I just bought this table; I'll have to attempt a similar upgrade in the future....thanks for sharing.

So basically you controlled the rise with digging more or less out of each step and followed the slope?

Love the idea. Simple and pretty

How do the stairs drain water?