Chris. Chris. Chris ... THAT'S EXACTLY how I started out with my Dad some 61 years ago! I was 4. He got me my first toolbelt @ 5 years old! Thx! Make sure you tell her... ALL THE TIME... how much you love her!
My wife is at 83, 400 but she's a little different she wants it. That silver play button was a goal and she's so close in just 3 yrs. Good luck to both of you. Thanks for sharing. *Chris*
Congrats to your wife brother it’s not an easy journey for most of us on this platform. It takes time and dedication. You should be proud of her as I know you are. Thanks brother
There's a 'rule' I have with my daughter. All she has to do is say the word 'huggy' and the world stops and I give her my undivided attention for a hug. It's a small expression, but it makes her (and I) feel better and helps to center me back to what's important in my hectic life. So proud to see that you always take the time for your kids to show them the attention they (and you) need.
I have to say that I found your channel by accident (like all great channels) but I am really enjoying the content. I like how it is family friendly, you are always laughing and having fun, and it leaves you with a warm fuzzy feelings when the video is over. One of the things I always do when I find a new channel is go all the way to the oldest video to see the progression. Even back then it was great. Keep up the good work.
Great recovery on the project. Yes us men that are fortunate enough to have children think we are the luckiest in the world. As much as I love seeing your beautiful children in the shop with you, and you know I do. We live in a crazy world unfortunately and we have to be extremely careful where our children are concerned. Please be careful and keep a close eye on them when they are playing in the yard. They are as popular as you are because of your videos. Not trying to scare you, just a reminder my friend.
I enjoy all of your videos brother. Your channel of "A glimpse inside" is more than just about woodworking. Is awesome that you showcase the tiny ones in your family. Not only we see how your growing in your woodworking but also the growth of your family. Your an amazing person. Keep them coming.
Appreciate you including your mistakes and workarounds. I think this happens to me on everything I build and good to know I am not alone. Great channel. Thanks,
"Everything didn't go as according to plan". Thanks, Chris. You've helped me with my shop motto. Time to make a CNC sign!! (My dad always said, "It's not the trouble you get into, it's how you get out of it." when talking about remodeling & woodworking.)
Great project. Looks fantastic. Always take the time for a hug. It adds years of happiness to your life. That is what makes your channel stand out above all the rest.
Brother, I really appreciate your video's authenticity, wholesomeness (is that a word)and its great to see a man making videos doing what he loves and always incorporating his family. I often think how many RUclipsrs have to "cut" and re-film or edit out their family "interrupting" them.. just wanted to let you know that. Thanks for another great project and video.. keep it up. Go Caleb! ;-)
I just want to say more than the things you build I like the person Im Watching more, your a great guy. And I enjoy watching your channel. Thank you for putting in the effort.
Great idea and build Chris well done, it's kinda given me an idea about mine but without the slides. My daughter still gives me Daddy Hugs and she's 25, yes they do grow up quick. Hope you and the family are all well, Stay Safe, Barry (ENG)
I like how you show your "mistakes" and then your solutions. You really keep things real because every woodworking project has some little tweaking before completing. So many RUclipsrs just show the great final project and don't share their mistakes. BTW. Just 'Liked" Caleb's channel. Good luck!
You could also pull the drawer out as you slide the sander out to provide extra support under the tool if you think it is needed. The top of the drawer front would transfer the weight of the tool to the drawer slides on the drawer that will hold more weight as they are in the orientation that allows them the most strength.
Chris. I recently purchased a similar sander and was thinking about building a flip top roll around cart. Now I have another idea to think about. Great build!
You better not edit out your mistakes Chris😁let's jus call them bloopers😜, that is what keeps you real brother and keeps me coming back my friend!! AWESOME build buddy, that sure is a space saver. 👍👍 Jay.
Inspired. Thanks chap, love the energy in your videos. And heard from the Dusty Life lads this is all genuine enthusiasm, fresh. The redesign would actually work great in my small 8foot wide garage to save a little bit of space when not in use. Plus frees up bench space on top and below, reckon a bench grinder would work on this platform too. Great job. (Historic Royal Dockyard, Chatham, Kent UK)
@@AGlimpseInside yes that's them, been listening back to back while driving the supermarket semi-truck. They've mentioned you a few times to check out your channel in their conversations and also I think it was Rabino that bumped into you a few years back at the first You Tube makers fayre, you were to and fro between booths making.
Nice project, Chris. Dumb question... could you have mounted the sander rotated 90 degrees left and stuck the dust port out the side instead of the back? That would save the whole drawer slide situation. You'd have lost access to some of the spindle storage or the inserts, but you did add a storage drawer! Your fix for the slide stability was great - it's very simple and reliable and it only cost scraps and screws. No matter what this was a solid video I enjoyed watching, and I don't even have a spindle sander. :D
Yeah, both of my boys are grown now and they are still such a blessing in my life. We all get together nearly every weekend, eat, travel, or just sit on the porch and talk.
@@JWimpy I'm helping my son buy his first house. It's a great feeling that he still comes to me for advice and wants to hang out with me and help with my aquarium etc. We just finished a father/son project by making a river coffee table for his house. Such a great feeling, am I right?
I know what you mean. I don't know what I would do if my kids moved away. In fact, they are building their homes on my property as we speak. So are the grandkids. Soon the whole family will all be here on my 12 acre lot.
Get your ducks in a row?? I don't have ducks, I have squirrels and I'm fairly sure they are at a rave! Great to see you little one in the shop with you AND wearing safety glasses! I'm looking for a solution for my band saw at the moment and this may just do the trick!
The true measure of a craftsman is not whether he never makes a mistake, it's how he adapts to the unexpected, including his own mistakes. I tell ya WHUT, that little girl of yours is going to turn out to be a heck of a maker herself, after spending so much time in your shop as she grows up. She'll be like a woodworking Jedi, steeped from birth in the ways of the Wood.
Lovely video Chris. Love the little intrusions! 😉. I think it’s very commendable that you post mistakes as well. Just proves the ‘human’ aspect of things. Keep up the good work.
Very cool project sir. Great job! I have a spindle sander that's just sitting on my garage floor. I was debating on building a cart for it, but this is a great alternative solution. Thanks for posting this video.
I like the tidiness and organization in your shop. The cleat system is great and I will use the same approach. I think however, there is an issue with the video compression. Keep up the good work. Cheers from PL.
Setup the router to take a light pass, removing the black layer then glue away as normal. It's extra work but may keep you from needing to use all of your screws.
I have a similar set up, except I rotated the spindle sander 90 degrees, eliminating the need for it to slide away from the wall for dust collection. I just have the switch on the side instead of the front.
I think that was a happy accident...better to have it not sticking out those few extra inches when it's not in use! I'm also loving the new black laminate plywood look
If you use a *long* "Beefy Cleat" with cut-outs for the side panels of the mount you can mount multiple machines on the same cleat, and not be locked in to one (horizontal) position on the wall.
I love this! I have a question; do you think that I could setup a scroll saw on a french cleat? I don't want to take up floor footprint, but its pretty heavy and it cantilevers out pretty far. Thoughts? Great channel, love that you take advantage of child labor! Thanks.
Absolutely you could. You just have to do some thing a little bit bigger than what I did. And definitely go for it. You got to think sometimes French cleats are used to hate the heaviest of cabinets to. That’s my thought process anyway
I absolutely love seeing your work, and watching you interact with your kids so well inspires me to get my kids into my shop more often. Thank you! One question, though: do you do anything for their ear protection? That's one of the things I'm trying to figure out for mine. Thanks again!
I guess you might not have had a whole lot of time to use it yet, but do you find that it tends to walk backwards when you are sanding? Do you think you might need to lock the slide in place when you have it pulled out?
I would have probably left one of those drawer slide add on wide, so you could install a T-Nut and secure that to the base so it wouldn't slide around when using it.
As soon as I saw that spindle sander slide out I though you need a way to lock it out so you can get some pressure against the sander without it sliding back.
Great video. Since you are attaching and detaching the dust collection hose any way. Why couldn't you just mount the sander sideways? I don't think it would really matter which way you had the sander since it is round. Just a thought
I thought about that but it was just bothering me. The aesthetics would be a little catty Wompus. For the same reason I clouded these walls in Baltic Birch instead of OSB. I just couldn’t come in here and look at it that way
I think your glue and screw method is good. But have you considered adding in dowels? Say using some jig like Dowelmax? Also love the idea of using the cleat system with some power tool storage and love the sliding table. I’ll have to see if I can integrate it to my shop. Note*** - I should have watched the entire video before I posted and I wouldn’t have had to edit 😂
@@AGlimpseInside it’s honestly only been recently since I was looking into them myself. Once my own shop is finished I plan on using them to make my 10 year old son a Guitar Speaker Cabinet. I’ll let you know how it turns out.
Thanks guys. But I’m sure you tell all the girls that. LOL. In all seriousness it’s been a fun race with Caleb for sure. It’s been ups and downs. Really has been a highlight having someone like him to go through this journey together
It's a little late now, but could you have just rotated the sander 90 degrees so that one side faces the wall? The switch, the dust port and all of the accessories are accessible. You can leave the dust hose connected if you want.
I have a Central Machinery mini wood lathe (I got it today) and I hammered a piece of wood onto the Spur Center while it was on the lathe and now it is stuck. I tried holding the balance wheel and turning the faceplate clockwise but it still wouldn’t budge. Do you know how I can get my headstock spur center off?
I would have been cool if you did an Izzy swan and took of the bottom of the spindle sander and just mount the flat part to the plywood. If there wasn't the drawer.
On the beautiful set of draws the very top piece, was laid and screwed from the top which meant the cut edge were on the sides u did the opposite on this, wen u look down on this piece from the top then look down on those cracking draws you see what I mean, looks great thow buddy
A Glimpse Inside cheers for the replie buddy I didn’t explain myself very well, I will try again on this project the sides are attached to the top ........from the sides, ......... exposing the grain, on the draw project the top is placed on top of the sides so it just looks clean both great projects I love the black
Not at all. Although I haven’t really aggressively pushed into it. If it does when I do that I would simply fold a piece of sandpaper and place it underneath
12:05 I'm sitting here laughing because you've got a spare pair of safety glasses on your head and I'm thinking that you haven't realised....... then you do 😂 My ex mum in law used to do that as well. One day she was looking for her glasses for about 10 minutes before I asked which one's........ yes, they were on her head the whole time!! It wasn't the last time I saw her do it, I just checked straight away after that. I'm like that with tape measures and pencils so everyone's used to me with 2 or 3 tape measures and a load of pencils on my tool belt..... I still loose them all, everyone just chucks them back in my tool box when they find them!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
I'd be interested in seeing if the table on the sander could unbolt and be spun 180 degrees. I never understood why they put all the space towards the back of those sanders.
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Chris. Chris. Chris ...
THAT'S EXACTLY how I started out with my Dad some 61 years ago! I was 4. He got me my first toolbelt @ 5 years old! Thx! Make sure you tell her... ALL THE TIME... how much you love her!
My wife is at 83, 400 but she's a little different she wants it. That silver play button was a goal and she's so close in just 3 yrs. Good luck to both of you. Thanks for sharing. *Chris*
Congrats to your wife brother it’s not an easy journey for most of us on this platform. It takes time and dedication. You should be proud of her as I know you are. Thanks brother
@@AGlimpseInside definitely proud of her.
There's a 'rule' I have with my daughter. All she has to do is say the word 'huggy' and the world stops and I give her my undivided attention for a hug. It's a small expression, but it makes her (and I) feel better and helps to center me back to what's important in my hectic life. So proud to see that you always take the time for your kids to show them the attention they (and you) need.
Woodworkers don't make mistakes just design modifications. Well Done!
CtL
Sign of a good wood worker is hiding you mistakes. Nice job
I have to say that I found your channel by accident (like all great channels) but I am really enjoying the content. I like how it is family friendly, you are always laughing and having fun, and it leaves you with a warm fuzzy feelings when the video is over. One of the things I always do when I find a new channel is go all the way to the oldest video to see the progression. Even back then it was great. Keep up the good work.
That is awesome. Thank you so much for going back and checking out the early stuff. I appreciate you letting me know as well very nice
glad to see "professionals" make the same "engineered corrections" that us amatuers make... awesome job.
Great recovery on the project. Yes us men that are fortunate enough to have children think we are the luckiest in the world.
As much as I love seeing your beautiful children in the shop with you, and you know I do. We live in a crazy world unfortunately and we have to be extremely careful where our children are concerned. Please be careful and keep a close eye on them when they are playing in the yard. They are as popular as you are because of your videos. Not trying to scare you, just a reminder my friend.
I enjoy all of your videos brother. Your channel of "A glimpse inside" is more than just about woodworking. Is awesome that you showcase the tiny ones in your family. Not only we see how your growing in your woodworking but also the growth of your family. Your an amazing person. Keep them coming.
Good engineers always find a way... to make lemonade! Nice project.
Appreciate you including your mistakes and workarounds. I think this happens to me on everything I build and good to know I am not alone. Great channel. Thanks,
Nice job Chris.
Thats when you do your best work. When you just jump in and fix it. Great videos
"Everything didn't go as according to plan". Thanks, Chris. You've helped me with my shop motto. Time to make a CNC sign!! (My dad always said, "It's not the trouble you get into, it's how you get out of it." when talking about remodeling & woodworking.)
Nice project!
I also noticed a nice looking balance on the shelf above the sander. Revived memories of my time in calibration labs.
That's a great solution for that slide. Well done.
Well done mate. You’re right, you are a lucky man, great family. Have a good one.
My favorite projects are the ones I can build something cool with the crap laying around my garage. Good job working it out. Looks good.
There are no mistakes in *woodworking* - just changes 😋
Great project. Looks fantastic.
Always take the time for a hug. It adds years of happiness to your life.
That is what makes your channel stand out above all the rest.
Johnny thank you so much I really appreciate you letting me know, really does mean a lot
What an awesome sanding stand !
Thanks Chris
Brother, I really appreciate your video's authenticity, wholesomeness (is that a word)and its great to see a man making videos doing what he loves and always incorporating his family. I often think how many RUclipsrs have to "cut" and re-film or edit out their family "interrupting" them.. just wanted to let you know that. Thanks for another great project and video.. keep it up. Go Caleb! ;-)
I just want to say more than the things you build I like the person Im Watching more, your a great guy. And I enjoy watching your channel. Thank you for putting in the effort.
I am definitely building one of those. I have a spindle sander just like yours and it has never had a permanent home.
Great idea and build Chris well done, it's kinda given me an idea about mine but without the slides. My daughter still gives me Daddy Hugs and she's 25, yes they do grow up quick.
Hope you and the family are all well,
Stay Safe,
Barry (ENG)
Haha I was waiting on you to find that second set of safety glass on your hat!!! Awesome build brother, spot on!
I just found your channel even though I found Kalebs channel a year ago... I'm liking the projects I see here and solutions too. 👍
Chris,
Digging the black lam plywood shop furniture! Good thinking on your feet to use what you had on hand as well. Another nice project!
I like how you show your "mistakes" and then your solutions. You really keep things real because every woodworking project has some little tweaking before completing. So many RUclipsrs just show the great final project and don't share their mistakes. BTW. Just 'Liked" Caleb's channel. Good luck!
You could also pull the drawer out as you slide the sander out to provide extra support under the tool if you think it is needed. The top of the drawer front would transfer the weight of the tool to the drawer slides on the drawer that will hold more weight as they are in the orientation that allows them the most strength.
Nice shelf and draw, and it never hurts your rating when a cute litte girl or boy pops in to let you know she loves you.
Already a fan of both of you! Good luck to 100k guys
Thanks!
I've been watching both you guys for a long time already. Cuteness is as cuteness does, and she is a cutie-pie.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome as always. Just got myself a drill press and disc sander so I may borrow your ideas to make a home for them. Thanks as always..
Chris. I recently purchased a similar sander and was thinking about building a flip top roll around cart. Now I have another idea to think about. Great build!
11:50 best timing ever. Love your attitude!
I like the draw slide idea I plan to use this for a pocket hole machine mounted on table. This looks like it will work
Nice build and a great recovery.
Great recovery Chris and build. I really like the Black BB ply....👍👍
Such a handy stand! The race is on, brother.
YouCanMakeThisToo yes it is. Yes it is!!
Where do you source the black laminate plywood?
You better not edit out your mistakes Chris😁let's jus call them bloopers😜, that is what keeps you real brother and keeps me coming back my friend!! AWESOME build buddy, that sure is a space saver. 👍👍 Jay.
Great concept!!! Use some cheap linear guide rails, you dont need rhem to be really long, but they will not wiggle
Nice work around bro, I actually like the idea of putting it on slides, because it doesn't permanently stick out those couple extra inches👊😎
I'm a total noob at this stuff but I really enjoy the content.
London watching great work buddy
Loving the look of that laminate. And nice recovery in your "mistake". Very crafty solution.
Inspired. Thanks chap, love the energy in your videos. And heard from the Dusty Life lads this is all genuine enthusiasm, fresh. The redesign would actually work great in my small 8foot wide garage to save a little bit of space when not in use. Plus frees up bench space on top and below, reckon a bench grinder would work on this platform too. Great job. (Historic Royal Dockyard, Chatham, Kent UK)
Thank you brother. The Dusty life podcast?. They mentioned something about this channel?
@@AGlimpseInside yes that's them, been listening back to back while driving the supermarket semi-truck. They've mentioned you a few times to check out your channel in their conversations and also I think it was Rabino that bumped into you a few years back at the first You Tube makers fayre, you were to and fro between booths making.
Alex McConnachie Thanks for getting back with me that’s really cool. Robino is a good dude! Thanks again Alex
Subscribed to Caleb
Thanks!
Loved your videos
Inspiration to always make a plan around a problem
Keep up the great work. You make me want to do more and do better for myself. Gratitude.
I just watched Caleb's video. Great work on the project and I've been subscribed to both of you guys for a while. Keep up the great work.
You're the man
Nice project, Chris. Dumb question... could you have mounted the sander rotated 90 degrees left and stuck the dust port out the side instead of the back? That would save the whole drawer slide situation. You'd have lost access to some of the spindle storage or the inserts, but you did add a storage drawer! Your fix for the slide stability was great - it's very simple and reliable and it only cost scraps and screws.
No matter what this was a solid video I enjoyed watching, and I don't even have a spindle sander. :D
All of us Dad's are lucky dude, because we all have the best kids in the world.
Such a true statement
Yeah, both of my boys are grown now and they are still such a blessing in my life. We all get together nearly every weekend, eat, travel, or just sit on the porch and talk.
@@JWimpy I'm helping my son buy his first house. It's a great feeling that he still comes to me for advice and wants to hang out with me and help with my aquarium etc. We just finished a father/son project by making a river coffee table for his house. Such a great feeling, am I right?
I know what you mean. I don't know what I would do if my kids moved away. In fact, they are building their homes on my property as we speak. So are the grandkids. Soon the whole family will all be here on my 12 acre lot.
@@JWimpy That sounds great my friend. I wish you a long and happy life with your extended family. Long may you find joy with one another.
Good stuff! Subbed to Caleb 👍🏼
Thanks!
Oklahoma Rocks... Hello Stillwater!
Put some handles on the sides to make it easy to remove the shelf.
Get your ducks in a row?? I don't have ducks, I have squirrels and I'm fairly sure they are at a rave!
Great to see you little one in the shop with you AND wearing safety glasses! I'm looking for a solution for my band saw at the moment and this may just do the trick!
The true measure of a craftsman is not whether he never makes a mistake, it's how he adapts to the unexpected, including his own mistakes.
I tell ya WHUT, that little girl of yours is going to turn out to be a heck of a maker herself, after spending so much time in your shop as she grows up. She'll be like a woodworking Jedi, steeped from birth in the ways of the Wood.
Great project.
Pretty cool way to mount something to the wall. Thanks for the video!
Lovely video Chris. Love the little intrusions! 😉. I think it’s very commendable that you post mistakes as well. Just proves the ‘human’ aspect of things. Keep up the good work.
I just discover your channel and I felt in love your “friendly” style, already subscribed! Hi from Italy 😁
Very cool project sir. Great job! I have a spindle sander that's just sitting on my garage floor. I was debating on building a cart for it, but this is a great alternative solution. Thanks for posting this video.
Wow I make need to make this for my disc sander
I like the tidiness and organization in your shop. The cleat system is great and I will use the same approach. I think however, there is an issue with the video compression. Keep up the good work. Cheers from PL.
Pretty cool
Good job
Nice looking plywood. It makes cool looking shop furniture. Did you get this stuff at a big box store? Thanks Chris.
Setup the router to take a light pass, removing the black layer then glue away as normal. It's extra work but may keep you from needing to use all of your screws.
I have a similar set up, except I rotated the spindle sander 90 degrees, eliminating the need for it to slide away from the wall for dust collection. I just have the switch on the side instead of the front.
I think that was a happy accident...better to have it not sticking out those few extra inches when it's not in use! I'm also loving the new black laminate plywood look
You said it my friend. Happy accident for sure
If you use a *long* "Beefy Cleat" with cut-outs for the side panels of the mount you can mount multiple machines on the same cleat, and not be locked in to one (horizontal) position on the wall.
I love this! I have a question; do you think that I could setup a scroll saw on a french cleat? I don't want to take up floor footprint, but its pretty heavy and it cantilevers out pretty far. Thoughts? Great channel, love that you take advantage of child labor! Thanks.
Absolutely you could. You just have to do some thing a little bit bigger than what I did. And definitely go for it. You got to think sometimes French cleats are used to hate the heaviest of cabinets to. That’s my thought process anyway
brill video buddy i like your attituded how you make mistakes and don't edit them out like others do keep them vids coming pal
I absolutely love seeing your work, and watching you interact with your kids so well inspires me to get my kids into my shop more often. Thank you! One question, though: do you do anything for their ear protection? That's one of the things I'm trying to figure out for mine.
Thanks again!
Subscribed to calebs channel! Hope he has half as good of content that you do
Thanks! I do my best :)
Thanks!
Smart move
I guess you might not have had a whole lot of time to use it yet, but do you find that it tends to walk backwards when you are sanding? Do you think you might need to lock the slide in place when you have it pulled out?
Try roo glue. We use it at the shop I work at for glueing up Melanie and laminate.
Awesome
I would have probably left one of those drawer slide add on wide, so you could install a T-Nut and secure that to the base so it wouldn't slide around when using it.
As soon as I saw that spindle sander slide out I though you need a way to lock it out so you can get some pressure against the sander without it sliding back.
Great video.
Since you are attaching and detaching the dust collection hose any way. Why couldn't you just mount the sander sideways? I don't think it would really matter which way you had the sander since it is round. Just a thought
I thought about that but it was just bothering me. The aesthetics would be a little catty Wompus. For the same reason I clouded these walls in Baltic Birch instead of OSB. I just couldn’t come in here and look at it that way
@@AGlimpseInside and thats all the reason you need. Keep up the great work.
I think your glue and screw method is good. But have you considered adding in dowels?
Say using some jig like Dowelmax?
Also love the idea of using the cleat system with some power tool storage and love the sliding table.
I’ll have to see if I can integrate it to my shop.
Note*** - I should have watched the entire video before I posted and I wouldn’t have had to edit 😂
Never considered it. I know there’s some strength but I’ve never really been a dowel guy
@@AGlimpseInside it’s honestly only been recently since I was looking into them myself. Once my own shop is finished I plan on using them to make my 10 year old son a Guitar Speaker Cabinet.
I’ll let you know how it turns out.
What is the drill accessory you use to drill the screw holes?
Sorry if this has been asked and answered before, but where do you get the black laminate plywood?
What drill bit is that to countersink you’re screw holes?
Wow. For whatever reason, mounting tools to the wall was never a thought in my mind. Thanks for sharing. Good luck to 100k! Hope you lose ;)
Thanks guys. But I’m sure you tell all the girls that. LOL. In all seriousness it’s been a fun race with Caleb for sure. It’s been ups and downs. Really has been a highlight having someone like him to go through this journey together
Where do you get the black laminate plywood from?
It's a little late now, but could you have just rotated the sander 90 degrees so that one side faces the wall? The switch, the dust port and all of the accessories are accessible. You can leave the dust hose connected if you want.
I have a Central Machinery mini wood lathe (I got it today) and I hammered a piece of wood onto the Spur Center while it was on the lathe and now it is stuck. I tried holding the balance wheel and turning the faceplate clockwise but it still wouldn’t budge. Do you know how I can get my headstock spur center off?
I would have been cool if you did an Izzy swan and took of the bottom of the spindle sander and just mount the flat part to the plywood. If there wasn't the drawer.
On the beautiful set of draws the very top piece, was laid and screwed from the top which meant the cut edge were on the sides u did the opposite on this, wen u look down on this piece from the top then look down on those cracking draws you see what I mean, looks great thow buddy
That looks like an optical illusion. When I found that and reviewed it back it fooled me to
A Glimpse Inside cheers for the replie buddy I didn’t explain myself very well, I will try again on this project the sides are attached to the top ........from the sides, .........
exposing the grain,
on the draw project the top is placed on top of the sides so it just looks clean both great projects I love the black
Just went back to make sure, it’s defo different
Nah, man! Workaround's just temporary anyway, if anyone gives you grief, ignore 'em! LMAO - ok, so NOT so temporary - but this definitely works!
What countersink bit is that?
Dose the sander move back when you are using it with the drawer slides?
Not at all. Although I haven’t really aggressively pushed into it. If it does when I do that I would simply fold a piece of sandpaper and place it underneath
We're all boneheads at some point, in the shop. Let's just embrace the fact and be proud of who we are!
12:05 I'm sitting here laughing because you've got a spare pair of safety glasses on your head and I'm thinking that you haven't realised....... then you do 😂 My ex mum in law used to do that as well. One day she was looking for her glasses for about 10 minutes before I asked which one's........ yes, they were on her head the whole time!! It wasn't the last time I saw her do it, I just checked straight away after that. I'm like that with tape measures and pencils so everyone's used to me with 2 or 3 tape measures and a load of pencils on my tool belt..... I still loose them all, everyone just chucks them back in my tool box when they find them!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
I'd be interested in seeing if the table on the sander could unbolt and be spun 180 degrees. I never understood why they put all the space towards the back of those sanders.
He's less than 8k subs away from telling us how great "simply safe" and "hello fresh" are.
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RIPPER334 Oh that’s funny
@@AGlimpseInside Hey, I'm pulling for ya buddy!