Really appreciate the shop tour! Nice to see what a pro shop looks like. And respect how you acknowledge your wife’s support.

Do you charge by the job....or by the hour? I have a project I want done and my local wood shop wants me to pay by the hour without giving me an estimate.

So loved the shout out to the New Yankee Workshop at the end. Great job!

OCD - Organised Carpentry Deployment !

Beautiful sir

I have watched all your videos multiple times but I just noticed that delta/invicta jointer hiding in the background!! Restoration video???? Thanks mike, excellent craftsmanship and best videos

What shaper cutters do you have there for cutting tenons?

is there a little side to side movement on the biscuit before it dries or do you need to be precise?

Thanks for the unintentional pro-tip: Minwax aerosol lacquer has the same adjustable spray nozzle that deft used on their cans. I too rely on aerosol lacquer for small projects and have been struggling to find a suitable replacement for the now unavailable Deft. After seeing you using Minwax here and pausing the video when I saw the blue cap I promptly bought some. Thank you sincerely for the best woodworking content on KZbin!

Mikey Mike! I know you're probably not used to receiving compliments, so let me be one of the fist -- this sanding disc is a game-changer! I'm a relative plebe, skill-wise, in comparison to you, or many others in your channel, so any advantage I can get is always welcome. I feel it's easier (and more encouraging) to learn, while still appearing competent, than being flustered by failure after failure. And this disc really helped me with my first "real" big project -- a benchwright dining table -- for the woman of the house. The table top is made from 6 slabs of 8-qrtr Ash, and this helped make the joints virtually seamless. Kudos! If I could use 10 of these discs at once, I would!

Why don’t you use glass in your windows of your most amazing woodworked doors. I wanted a simple video on how to build doors and I realize what I will build will just suck compared to these beautiful doors made with beautiful woodworking tools. I don’t even have a cement floor on my garage yet just dirt floor on my hundred year old farmhouse fixer. Trying to figure out how to build straight doors without a flat surface in sight!

Excellent tour Mike. I searched through the comments, but didn't see how big it is (besides much bigger than your first shop). What are the dimensions? Thanks!

How often do you clean your dust collection filters?

Great work as usual!! Question , when you painted the face frame on the actual cabinet, did you have to mask everything except the face frame?

You had me at "OCD satisfying storage solutions".

I just came across this video today, I'm just wondering what is the price range for a job like this ? One of my clients ask me about it and I have never done so looking for an idea on how to price sumn like this.

Thanks, Mike.

Mike - quick question about your dust colllection system in this build. my shop has a suspended slab , just done drilling thru the 10" rebar-infested floor for 6"pipe (can you feel the love) - my dust collector is similiar to yours, and i'm setting up very much the same way you have. My question - the wynn filter . you are using a cyclone, so the reminents that pass by it and head to the wynn /gamma bucket. Have you checked to see how well this is working? can't see why dust would fall to the bottom of the bucket instead of getting stuck in the filter. Or are you just leting it go-where-it-goes and then "thumping" it out of the filter when doing the beloved shop maintaince? Just wondering if i should swith that part with filter on top, collector on the bottom. Great vid by the way. Norm is gonna be proud.

Hey Mike, I live in Toronto,Canada and wasnt able to set Canada in the shipping methods. Was wondering if there was any way to get your sanding disc? There are alternatives but i really like the tapered design. Cheers!

I like how you used the domino to make the shelf and didnt use it on the joinery for the door. 😊

That 1/4" backer panel is that MDF?

I totally thought the thumbnail was clickbait! Nice miter bar trick Mike!

Misure Mike, awesome tip. I had never seen this done. I also picked up a thing or two in your other vid about specialty blades! It's rare that I learn anything new from KZbin- usually just entertainment (and yes you qualify there) or being reminded of something, but you've got some great stuff that's new to me! My wife and I do custom cabinets and small scale remodels and updates down in AL.

great video, thanks Mike! Would you mind making a video of your shop layout, size, things you like/dislike?

acetone smells good ngl

How are they holding up? Have you evolved any of them, or replaced your approach with something that works better for you? Do you ever sit the hand tools caddy on top of the closed box for easier access on site? Thanks for sharing you build and explaining how you work/what you needed

How much is a 18" one worth?

I tend to gravitate towards hand tools. But I have nothing bad to say about this method- I could see myself taking advantage of the technique. Very well presented. Thanks.

You promised more on the jig, but I can't find a video on it?

You said "brads", and not "brad nails". Halleluiah!

i'm learning a lot from your channel. how many hours (without taking video) for this project?

Excellent, excellent video. Great idea.

Please release part 2 of this video! 😊

Love the color contrast with the customer door/trim.

Hello, we're ONOWTE, a manufacturer of Camera Systems. Now, we are looking for partners to test and review our camera system. Are you interested in getting a sample to review and working with us? I had emailed you some further details and looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks. 😊😊

I'm guessing you used the 2 x 60 lb hinges, would 2 x 40lb work on your size lid

Another video loaded with useful information. As a side note, I just purchased your ultra special sanding disc. Does that make us friends?

Great video Mike…I built all the interior/exterior doors when I built my house…lots of fun but stressful at glue-up with many components…What’s the make of your adjustable height assembly table?

Thank You Small note the Craftsman came in a single and triple cutter if a custom cutter is needed the single cutter is easier to make. I’ve used the Craftsman sets for years with good results, a hold down makes consistent cuts easier. New cutters are still available for Craftsmen, Delta, and others from Corob Cutters. These cutters make a scary sound when running.

Tight at as a Tiger?? what does that even mean?

I need to hear all thr details about that bike. I can smell the lovely premix exhaust fumes accompanied by echoing pings. I need to know!

Yet another incredible pro tip! Ordered several different end mills and have used this technique multiple times with great results. Most recently used for installing a full mortise box lock in a jewelry box. Thank you!

Masterful work, Mike.

THIS MAN TUCKED IN HIS WOOD WITH A HEATED BLANKET 🎉🙏🏻

dude i have that sawstop slider on my Harvey alpha, keeping it square is atime consuming thing, not to mention lack of trust, your squaring board is friggin genius!!!! Thank You

That door will transfer a ton of heat to the outside. That is why doors in the north have foam core. Wood is a good conductor of heat

Original: Mad World - Tears for Fears, Cover: Gary Jules

You are looking for "Hammerscale Technology" They have the quilt bearings that nobody else has. For Delta Drillpresses

375$! May as well be a million Bit Coins to me... I'm just going to take the blue pencil and use cigarette butts and old HEPA filters patched with activated carbon idk I got box fans maybe toss some HVAC filters on there and call it a day.

Mike, how do I contact you about Mammoth doors for a barn I am building in Elbert - carriage doors