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Is the spout held on by silicone only? No nut on back of spout?

Thanks for making the video. I also have both the Harbor Freight (HF) and the Freud. The HF was purchased at a yard sale and the Freud was purchased at an auction with a box of various 10" saw blades. BTW: I have a Rockwell wobble dado blade that I use to make rough surfaces. I've been using the HF set for ~10 years for various dado projects. The finish is very acceptable. Nice crisp edges. Tear out is limited with masking tape on the workpiece. The only drawback to the HF blade set is that if I don't apply a thin coat of oil on it, it'll flash rust, meaning that there's extra work cleaning the blades before use and oiling them before storing. Regarding the Freud set: I hadn't tried them as to this date. However, the blades have a black finish that helps prevent rust, which is a plus over the HF set. Looking forward to trying it out. I was dismayed that your results showed that the Freud gave an undesirable result.

Beautiful work, Andy! It looks fantastic! 😃 Really brilliant idea they had! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

This is a really cute idea! You did a great job turning her vision into something hopefully lots of people get to benefit from! Glad we got to see the finished product at its home...it's sooo adorable!

Nice alice in chains pun👍

Need some help. My glass block edge to edge is 7 5/8” long. My miters for the frame always come up short. What is the technique to get a square frame that fits around the block?

This is awesome I’m a veteran and want to get into crafting can you send the measurements you are using I’ve watched your video probably 20 times

Omg! You did so good!!! It looks sooooo GOOD! This video deserves more likes!!!🤩

Very pretty good job 👍 😁

She's amazing wonderful job! Sweet to see the whole thing being done! My favorite one so far! 🖤❤️🖤❤️

Jigsaw metal cutting blades instead of the cutting wheel

Nice job, are the handles supposed to be offset like that. Looks neat.

Can you let us know roughly what you charge for one of these?

I don't use my riving knife at all, but I do alot of things on my table saw that most people don't. I do however absolutely make sure that my blade and fence are dead on parallel when I do make rip cuts. Most people just take for granted that the fence is square to the blade when they lock it down, I check with my machinists ruler and get it dead nuts. Another good practice is to only use as much blade as needed. I see people have that blade up 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch above whatever they are cutting. It blows my mind, I have mine about a 32nd, maybe a 16th above the material. I could go on about other safety things about a table saw, but it could go on for days lol

How thick is your bench top?

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What kind of spigot do you use? Where can I get the spigots? Thanks.

Interested to see how yours held up. I just came across your video now after doing the same application to my boots. I applied the product number 8281 (steel reinforced epoxy). I had it laying around after using it to fix my air compressor so i figured instead of spending $40 for some tuff toe i would give it the old college try lol. A quick update video would be very cool. Thanks!

Love the new rendition! Semper

I’ve been watching you since Stumpy nubs called out one of your videos. I look forward to your videos because you are just a guy in a garage making beautiful things, and not in a giant shop with every tool available. Great inspiration!

Fantastic work, Andy! Amazing design!!! 😃 About the coins, I used to watch NCIS, so... I've seen them before. 😁 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

What a great idea! I think both the flame-kissed and natural versions look awesome.

Great video! Love the new design and back story on the coins! Excited to see what you post next! Also want to thank you for your service!🇺🇸

Dado blades really aren't as expensive as they first seem when you consider the manufacturing and engineering costs

Am retired and enjoy crafting. I have some scrap wood but NO fancy tools. Jigsaw will have to work. I plan on making 5 of them. I suck at measurements ..... Why aren't any measurements to a regular length???

Beautiful, Andy! Excellent work! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

I've watched your videos numerous times and followed your instructions to make a whiskey decanter. I've gone through 2 glass blocks because after so much time passes [days/weeks] they develop a crack on each side of the spigot. HOW DO I PREVENT THAT FROM HAPPENING?

I've watched your videos numerous times and followed your instructions to make a whiskey decanter. I've gone through 2 glass blocks because after so much time passes they develop a crack on each side of the spigot. HOW DO I PREVENT THAT FROM HAPPENING?

Good video thanks! Solid descriptions, explanations, and editing.

Your test is invalid being that you are not using the same wood, plywood vs 1x.

Is the Admiral one as good as the Bauer one or is that one better?

I always have a supply of good sized box parts!

Awesome work, Andy! Nicely done! 😃 I used to have horses in the past... But I never had something like that! Really interesting indeed!!! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

We are so happy with the final product Andy! I can’t believe I sent you a picture and you made it happen! My daughter’s saddle is now proudly displayed! 🤩 Thank you for making this for us!

Wow awesome intro! Thanks for the tip on how to use the spacers to drill the holes. Love the burnt look...it turned out beautiful!

Great job Andy! It turned out really nice and it’s awesome to receive commission order and the final product is a happy customer. You’ve really grown as a maker and content creator.

I kinda doubt he is gonna shout out my big man and a saw Only Fans

Chesty didn't use Dado stacks....he just chewed the wood up and spit toothpicks

Thank you for this video, very informative and helpful! Do you have a recommendation of the vertical or horizontal cut first?

Great video's, how do you clean the silicone from the glass blocks. Cheers

Double the cost for worse results and a way worse storage case! Seems like a no brainer!! Awesome video man! Thank you!

Great tip!

This is so bad ass!!! Love the edges on the board!

Just finally got my first table saw. Will be looking to make some of the jigs/Sleds you have. Keep up the great work!!

Brilliant Andy! I love the artwork and the frame came out great!

I am never gonna own a table saw but im gonna watch like i am

Great video. Looking forward to seeing your instructional spline making video. I always struggle with making splines