I gotta tell you, everything about this video screamed "Everyday person just out making stuff and doing something nice for people." Plus the doggy update. Priceless. Glad I watched. Thanks so much! 😇
Thank you, Joanie. I ended up buying a cheap set of wood carving tools and every day after school, both on my kids wanted to go straight out to my freezing shop and make wood chips. My uncle was an amazing wood carver. Maybe it’s in my kids too?😬
My nine inch band saw had the same problem and for the life of me I could not find the name of them after a few choice words I found out there name they are called band saw tire's and available on Amazon,good to see you back and a few lbs.lighter I see nice✌️ Napa California
Rugged Benches, they'll last a hundred years or more. Words of encouragement in Dad's Woodshop. Your son will carry those memories with him his entire life. I can still remember the smell of the wood shavings in my Grandfather's Woodshop. Keep up the great work Brother.
sure doesn't take long to fill a shop,I see you have a nice 30' office taking up room in the back, my cast saw top came back to better than new with some much used elbow grease ,great to see you and your kids staring to do things in the family work area, nice bench ,thanks again 🇨🇦
It sure doesn’t! The “office” is actually 44.5’ and is a real space hog😬. It’s currently sitting on a friend’s property in central Oregon for a few weeks so I’m hoping to get some major interior work done while it’s out.
Nice benches! I built several cedar benches and gave them away to people who needed one through my church. Can't beat the feeling of doing something for others that they really like!
Bloopers or no bloopers, you are fun to watch. I like your enthusiasm especially in doing something, Not only you are showing your tough side (big macho dude) but also your soft side (love for your dad, appreciating his tools, doing benches for the school). Man, you are a gentle giant and you are a modern day hero. Much appreciation to you from someone in New York City.
Wow, David! Thank you for the kind words. A hero I am not but I try to be a good human. I do appreciate my dad’s tools and hope one day my son will too. Cheers to you on the other side of the country!
Nice benches, Jason. There you go again - doing something for someone else (neighbor, boss, and now the school). I'm sure it was much appreciated. It's great that you have an apprentice interested in woodworking. Bill
You have already done 'em, but in the future, you should knock down those sharp cut edges with a rasp and #60 paper. Cut edges on Cedar chip and split readily. Feels better on the hands. Very nice though
Thank you. I actually used a belt sander on the edges. They school employee that’s finishing them told me not to bother sanding them because he was going to do it. He just needed help getting them built. I got a very nice thank you card from the school.
Im a huge grizzy fan!! Ive loved watching you the past couple days! I've left your channel on in the house when i went to the shop and vice versa! So watch time is probably gone up quite a bit! Lol! I was injured and waiting for surgery so i have time on my hands! Lol!
Whoa! I almost didn't recognize you. Maybe the router would have been "cleaner", lol! Loved the face as it all came tumbling down. Don't worry, we're all OK. 👍Nice build!
Thank you for showing that everything is not perfect in RUclips land. Can't wait to start sawing some cedar to make similar benches(waiting on Woodmizer LT15).
If you use a tapered plug it will fit the hole tight. Then you can pop the excess off with a chisel. If you cut a small arch on the sides it will help it to sit without rocking. Most floors are not flat and this will help keep it from rocking on different floors
Neat video. The green tools are pretty good, lots of them in my shop. you can get all the tune up parts for the bandsaw at Grizzly as well as other places. To setup a band saw check out Alex Snodgrass he has a really good video. You are gonna have so much fun in your new shop.
I was thinking 16" was to low as i'm a tall guy & i can't set with my knees higher then my hips i'd rather had mine at 22" so my arthritis would not start kicking my hips ! But there looking great even without the sealer or shimed up !
At least we were still working after our fall Jason, think we need a more sturdy work bench made in the future what do you reckon? They look great shame I'm in NZ would have grabbed a couple for the veranda.
Heck, it's getting so now, that not only am I looking forward to your projects Jason, but I'm also expecting to see the 'calamities' too. Is this the way it's supposed to run? LOL. Great benches, being cedar, they should last a while outside, shouldn't they?
Thank you as always, Reg! There never seems to be a shortage of calamities 🤣. The cedar should last a while but there’s already signs of rot in this wood. Time will tell.
JASON, Guess the weather is warming up, Beard trim looks good !! Got a few tips that may help you out some. 1, I clean my cast iron tables with WD-40 n' # 0000 steel wool(or #00 if really bad) then Johnson Paste wax (helps with humidity issues) keeps the rust at bay. 2...I Replaced my bandsaw belts with Urethane belts, (they don't dry out) 3. ..You need a bigger shop for all of Dad's tools! Lol Good stuff!!
Just over 4 years ago already. I’ve been trying to get a shop built so I could have a place for all of his tools. He had everything a woodworker could want.
Good thing your perfect.no bloopers,no pooper scoupers n measurements are all perfect unless you talk about it.ha ha none of us are perfect buddy. Have a great day n it's good to see ya again.
You need to break that habit of putting your free hand on the back of or behind that circular saw. If the blade binds for any reason that saw will run over your hand or up your arm before you can blink.
Хобби
Your Daddy has some nice Tools. You'll enjoy for many years. 👍🇺🇸
He sure does
Greg from northern Michigan. Measured 8.5 on the Richter Scale ! Forgot to yell "Timber" ! Great channel and content
Thank you, Greg!
The underside of the trailer looks clean....Told you those pencils would come in handy
It’s nice to have 200 pencils. I don’t even realize I lost the pencil I was using because I pick up a different one without even noticing.
Nice wheels and tires on your trailer!! Blue is a great color!
😂 I had to go back and look. I thought “blue?” The sky must’ve been reflecting off of the tire shine.
Just noticed the trim. Looking good..... stately!
Thank you, John!
I gotta tell you, everything about this video screamed "Everyday person just out making stuff and doing something nice for people." Plus the doggy update. Priceless.
Glad I watched. Thanks so much! 😇
Thank you! Two of those benches raise $1,000 for my kid’s school!
@@NorthwestSawyer that's awesome!
Helpin’ Dad and playing with tools! That’s the magic in life! Beautiful moments! The benches look great!
Thank you, Joanie. I ended up buying a cheap set of wood carving tools and every day after school, both on my kids wanted to go straight out to my freezing shop and make wood chips. My uncle was an amazing wood carver. Maybe it’s in my kids too?😬
Dad's helping and supporting school projects is a good thing. Good job.
Thank you, Richard. It’s very rewarding as well.
YaHoey, he’s back! Outstanding job on the benches, thanks Jason for also showing all the mistakes, or bloopers. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you, Gaston! Never any shortage of bloopers😂
great looking gift benches
Thank you, Jim!
My nine inch band saw had the same problem and for the life of me I could not find the name of them after a few choice words I found out there name they are called band saw tire's and available on Amazon,good to see you back and a few lbs.lighter I see nice✌️ Napa California
Thank you, Sean. I was able to get replacements from Grizzly’s website.
Rugged Benches, they'll last a hundred years or more. Words of encouragement in Dad's Woodshop. Your son will carry those memories with him his entire life. I can still remember the smell of the wood shavings in my Grandfather's Woodshop. Keep up the great work Brother.
Thank you! I’m sure we’ll spend many hours together in my shop.
They look amazin!! It’s great to have fund raiser
Thank you, Moneka!
sure doesn't take long to fill a shop,I see you have a nice 30' office taking up room in the back, my cast saw top came back to better than new with some much used elbow grease ,great to see you and your kids staring to do things in the family work area, nice bench ,thanks again 🇨🇦
It sure doesn’t! The “office” is actually 44.5’ and is a real space hog😬. It’s currently sitting on a friend’s property in central Oregon for a few weeks so I’m hoping to get some major interior work done while it’s out.
@@NorthwestSawyer I thought it was bigger than 30'
Nice benches! I built several cedar benches and gave them away to people who needed one through my church. Can't beat the feeling of doing something for others that they really like!
I always seem to work harder on things I’m not getting paid for. ☺️
Yes that is true, but I think it makes try harder and you do better work!
Bloopers or no bloopers, you are fun to watch. I like your enthusiasm especially in doing something, Not only you are showing your tough side (big macho dude) but also your soft side (love for your dad, appreciating his tools, doing benches for the school). Man, you are a gentle giant and you are a modern day hero. Much appreciation to you from someone in New York City.
Wow, David! Thank you for the kind words. A hero I am not but I try to be a good human. I do appreciate my dad’s tools and hope one day my son will too. Cheers to you on the other side of the country!
The benches look good. Thanks for donating your time to help your son's school.
Thank you! I’m hoping to do more work like this for their school.
Nice Work as always!
Thank you!
Nice benches, Jason. There you go again - doing something for someone else (neighbor, boss, and now the school). I'm sure it was much appreciated. It's great that you have an apprentice interested in woodworking.
Bill
Thank w, Bill! I actually bought a set of wood carving tools and my daughter and son carved wood for days. It’s a good sign
Looking good, Jason! Bombproof for sure. Good luck with the dog gifts in the yard.
Thank you, Wes! Hopefully they don’t have to stand up to bombs😬
Great bench build and a poop report too. Nice to see your son giving it a go as well. Well done Jason!
Thank you, John.
You have already done 'em, but in the future, you should knock down those sharp cut edges with a rasp and #60 paper. Cut edges on Cedar chip and split readily. Feels better on the hands. Very nice though
Thank you. I actually used a belt sander on the edges. They school employee that’s finishing them told me not to bother sanding them because he was going to do it. He just needed help getting them built. I got a very nice thank you card from the school.
Great video, Dang earth quakes. Knocked down some of your equipment
A whole lotta shakin’!
benches looks real good
Thank you, Cecil! Fun fact: my auto shop and wood shop teacher’s name was Cecil.
@@NorthwestSawyer good old name
Im a huge grizzy fan!! Ive loved watching you the past couple days! I've left your channel on in the house when i went to the shop and vice versa! So watch time is probably gone up quite a bit! Lol! I was injured and waiting for surgery so i have time on my hands! Lol!
Awesome! And not awesome!😳 I hope you can make a speedy recovery but still find time to watch😉
Great job. I know your kids school will enjoy your work.
Thank you, Robert! Hopefully they’ll have me back😬
Great looking benches. Great seeing you again. Thank you for sharing. Great out takes. God Bless.
Thank you, Jim!
I think the benches came out great!
Also, dad has great taste in shop tools 😁
For a out door finish i use 40 % percent Linceedcoil and 60 % Man of war varnish add a stain if you like .
I think they are using a varathane.
Wow. Good work.
Thank you!
Well done.
Thank you!
Great jobs 👍
Thank you!
Great video NWS... love the grizzly machines too.. I have all grizzly outfitted in my shop. They have served me so well over the years.
Thank you! I can’t wait to get them all dialed in. I already got the replacement “tires” for the bandsaw.
Good Dad!!!
👍👍
Good looking finished project!
Thank you!
Looking good
Молодец!👍
Awesome! just Awesome!
Another good one my friend.
Thank you, Jimmie!
Very nice.
Thank you, Jerry!
Whoa! I almost didn't recognize you. Maybe the router would have been "cleaner", lol! Loved the face as it all came tumbling down. Don't worry, we're all OK. 👍Nice build!
Thank you for showing that everything is not perfect in RUclips land. Can't wait to start sawing some cedar to make similar benches(waiting on Woodmizer LT15).
If you use a tapered plug it will fit the hole tight. Then you can pop the excess off with a chisel. If you cut a small arch on the sides it will help it to sit without rocking. Most floors are not flat and this will help keep it from rocking on different floors
I did end up trimming the bottoms to fix the rocking.
Dam the under side of your trailer looks spotless.🧐
It was a week old there😜
nice benches , looking forward to the tv show
Thank you! I hope I didn’t embarrass myself 😬
Jason - - - In rustic woodwork, a little embarrassment is OK... I just oak you don't make a total ash of yourself...
@@garybessey2184 I guess I shouldn’t be so hardwood on myself 🤓
Neat video. The green tools are pretty good, lots of them in my shop. you can get all the tune up parts for the bandsaw at Grizzly as well as other places. To setup a band saw check out Alex Snodgrass he has a really good video. You are gonna have so much fun in your new shop.
Thank you, Ron! I’ve actually already received new bandsaw tires that I ordered from Grizzly. I haven’t had a chance to install them yet.
Great to see you again great video
Thank you, Robert!
omg trzęsienie :) he kamerka przeżyła :)
Love the Benches. Enjoy watching and learning. Our table saw has rust on it how did you remove it. As always wonderful video.
Thank you, Ellen! I’m being told that WD-40 and fine steel wool works well. I haven’t had a chance to try it yet.
I was thinking 16" was to low as i'm a tall guy & i can't set with my knees higher then my hips i'd rather had mine at 22" so my arthritis would not start kicking my hips ! But there looking great even without the sealer or shimed up !
I ended up making the rest at 18” and they felt a bit better. I’ll try to post some pictures once they’re completed.
At least we were still working after our fall Jason, think we need a more sturdy work bench made in the future what do you reckon? They look great shame I'm in NZ would have grabbed a couple for the veranda.
Swing on by, Barry! I’ll get you a discount!😬
@@NorthwestSawyer cost a fortune in freight lol.
Heck, it's getting so now, that not only am I looking forward to your projects Jason, but I'm also expecting to see the 'calamities' too. Is this the way it's supposed to run? LOL.
Great benches, being cedar, they should last a while outside, shouldn't they?
Thank you as always, Reg! There never seems to be a shortage of calamities 🤣. The cedar should last a while but there’s already signs of rot in this wood. Time will tell.
@@NorthwestSawyer Ah well, from here, 'your' benches look like something that I'd like to have around my property.
Nice work!
Oh bugger that was going so well to, 😠. Never mind it's just the settling in process of your new workshops. ☺.
Minor problems. Lots of folks are having a rougher go of it right now than I ever will.
@@NorthwestSawyer it will definitely be a while till you get the workshop up to scratch ☺.
@@warrenjohnknight.9831 but it should be a fun time getting there 😬
lmao.....reminds me of my place / luck
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JASON, Guess the weather is warming up, Beard trim looks good !! Got a few tips that may help you out some.
1, I clean my cast iron tables with WD-40 n' # 0000 steel wool(or #00 if really bad) then Johnson Paste wax (helps with humidity issues) keeps the rust at bay.
2...I Replaced my bandsaw belts with Urethane belts, (they don't dry out)
3. ..You need a bigger shop for all of Dad's tools! Lol
Good stuff!!
Thank you, John! I’ll give the WD a try. Hopefully more regular use of the new bandsaw tires will keep them playable.
You need a sturdy work bench
Definitely! I have a plan…🧐
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Good video, do you treat the wood with any type of teak oil or polyurethane since they are always outdoors?
Thank you! The seating surfaces were coated with a polyurethane, I believe. The rest was left to weather.
I never use that much PPE when I saw.
I edited out the hacking and coughing from the cedar sawdust before I put it all on.
I must have missed your last video.did your dad pass.oops camera bumped me in the head.lol and it still works.
Just over 4 years ago already. I’ve been trying to get a shop built so I could have a place for all of his tools. He had everything a woodworker could want.
@Northwest Sawyer sure looks like it.i like grizzly tools.these benches are really cool .sorry about your dad.mine passed along time ago too.
Good thing your perfect.no bloopers,no pooper scoupers n measurements are all perfect unless you talk about it.ha ha none of us are perfect buddy. Have a great day n it's good to see ya again.
@@exotictones1054 thank you! And to you as well! Let me know what you think of my TV appearance tonight. 😬
@@NorthwestSawyer what TV appearance I didn't see anything on that.or hear anything about it must of dozed off somewhere in there.
@18:15 - Yeah, that's a big dog.
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I think you need a stronger work bench to do you work on, not one that shakes and things fall off of. It will be the only one you would ever need.
I agree. I have some old church pews that are made of Mahogany. I plan to build a butcher block style work table out of them.
You need to break that habit of putting your free hand on the back of or behind that circular saw. If the blade binds for any reason that saw will run over your hand or up your arm before you can blink.
Hey, who are you? What have you done with the Northwest Sawyer? LOL.
Ha! I got my beard caught in the mill…😜
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