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Very useful!

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How can you recoat so quickly if the recommendation for drying is an hour

Problem is they require two hands for scraping.

Love em , but problem is they require two hands .

Great job! Very detailed! ❤

I’ve been dovetailing for several years and I learned several new techniques. Especially the lead pencil to check for fit. Seems obvious once you see it.

Not worth the time.

Thanks. I'm about to build my third router table.

Thank you Nice tips!!!

One of the best shop talk podcasts ever.

Therapy

It’s interesting to compare this guy and his amazing skills and instruction, delivering a tremendous amount of value, to the yahoo “woodworkers” on KZbin today with their constant informercials, custom branded clothing, brand name tags visible and flaunted on every tool - what a joke. It says a lot about how we’ve changed as a society.

has anyone found that their screws from the plate aren’t long enough to go through to melamine even when recessed?

I understand the concept but alignment without screws is the reason to use a biscuit joiner. So no screws or nails are visible. Also if you need to router round corners you can't use screws or nails.

Pro tip, saturate paper towel then law towel on rust area

This fine gentleman was a visionary.

Wow what beautiful work, amazing 😮

No, I don't need as many clamps as that shop has in the video, but I tend to need more than I actually have.... So I buy more clamps as needed. Thank you for the video. 👍

Thank you! I wanted ideas to make a simple top to attach to a miter stand, and this might well work! 👍

what kind of liquid are you using upon spraying on the diamond ?

Just found this video. Extraordinary mastery

Awesome video, fun fact in Italian “Ben Strano” literally translates to “ pretty weird”

Italy 👏👍👍👏👏🏻👍💯👍💯💯👏🏻

What type of plywood did you use?

Good show

Great points

Simply elegant and beutiful

I own a DeWalt biscuit joiner...Best one on the market

It scares me just watching it. I hope I can avoid catches for my next 53 years of woodturning.

Simple clever!!!!

Thanks a lot!

I enjoy me some fine honing. 🎉🎉🎉

The l fence makes sense do not understand it not contacting yhr table keeping it normal to the table surface and not flexing. Maybe i am missing something but as a retired design engineer it makes me cringe as much as the wrong way cutting as this flexing. Just a small contact point of the edge of the board.

A true master of his craft

Wow, this solved my problem with my Grizzly G0555. There are a lot of guides around to fix drift, but before you do anything else, start with this step. I wonder why manufacturers don't cover this properly in set up procedures. Thanks for posting

I love this conversation! I've always put mineral oil on kitchen cutting boards, but maybe not anymore. End grain cutting board is desirable, so try a slice of limb wood, or suitable trunk wood. A 1.5 inch thick slice of walnut, about 10" diameter, air dried, makes a beautiful cheese board, all live edge, and mine has very little checking. What if a rectangular board was assembled out of 6 end grain slabs, squared up, reducing glue to just 3 vertical non-porous shields? Lack experience with this idea, but the round sl8ceof limb has been stable and is gorgeous.

I have a very similar table, but I'm rebuilding one with a T-track groove (or two) in it. Thanks for the great video. Easy to follow with a great product. And you definitely put the "fine" into woodworking! Have a merry Christmas. Oh, and I really like the idea of letting my boards as well. It really saved me a headache when recently building a box with several dividers with dowel joinery. Had I not labeled the dividers, the dowel and hole matching would have been a bad game of Tetris.

@1:04:58 I didn't hear the actual name "willowbrook" but instead an amazing swedish word that has no translation into english "Villhöver". I was of course a little disappointed it wasn't that. But there is potential for a future collection with that name :D "Villhöver" is a word put together from Vill (Want) and Behöver (Need). It's used when you don't actually need it, but you look everywhere for justification to get it anyway. Yeah. Basically how we all aquire tools.

Excellent stuff

Thank you! That was an absolute clinic on jigs, how to use them…….and a Lino. On how to present information. And mercifully, no annoying ‘tough guy’ intro or earsplitting soundtrack. So much wonderful information. It’s easy to subscribe to a channel and presenter as professional as this……which I have done.

Would have loved to watch but the music is dire. Why feel the need the put music on these videos

What is the name of that mesh found in the landscape section at the home center?

really surprised to see the belt sander

Hi Tom- you mentioned the base is done with 3/4 material. Is the upper case thickness 1"? Thanks!

The most important video regarding wood in the kitchen ever done. Thanks!

Ben, until you get your MDF top on, let me know if you want me to send you my fully parameterized dog hole chamfered hole covers. I have 3D printed them for my 20mm and 3/4” tops. I just chamfer the dog holes and make the plugs with a clearance that allows me to just pop my fingernails into the chamfer and lift them out when I need to use them as dog holes. You’d only have to change the dog hole diameter parameter and go to town.

Pete Galbert inspires me to be a better woodworker