Have you used Rubio on maple?

Great video. In my area it's code to install a box with a divider if there's line and low voltage in the same box, otherwise they'd have to be in separate boxes to avoid the risk of 120 conducting through a low voltage wire.

how much did you charge for this build and install? Just Curious

perfect. thanks for this. this is my next adventure.

Great job. Could you show how you finished the hearth box? Tile, or stone?

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Nice work it looks great

Thanks Jordan. Very helpful.

Your video helped with decision of upgrading to ventless fireplace and move it from awkward corner to center of wall for esthetic look. Thank you

With a good and inexpensive in feed table for your table saw you wouldn’t need a track saw. A good cart with locking wheels works great. Everyone that I see use a track saw on KZbin just handles the material more than needed. I think track saws are great for the field but not in a shop where things can be controlled. I do like the miter saw station.

Thanks for the info. Just bought some Rubio for a custom build.

Thank you.

Someone may have already asked but I don't see it. I really like the drawer sets in your build. Can you tell me where you got them ... if they are available retail?

Lesson #1, hook up a shop vac to your saw. Lesson #2, cover your garage door with a sheet of plastic. Lastly, using 2 1/2" screws to attach the base to the wall was not sufficient. A 2 X 12 is 1.5" thick, plus .5" drywall means the screws are only going into the wall studs .5". No good!

Question, I pulled the carpet & tile from my 1300 sq ft house. I am dealing with cracks about 4mm wide and some the concrete is off by 3/16”s of an inch is that a foundation issue & should be worry? Or grind it flat level with a grinder and then seal the cracks & self level the whole home

This approach for cutting dados on the table saw is fast and accurate. No trial and error or test cuts needed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHLFf2OJe5x1jqs

How soon after you brushed the light coat of instant patching cement did you pour the cement?

Great down to earth video tutorial. No fancy made jigs. I already planned to do this. I already used a plain piece of plywood to make my planer jig that I have used a few times to build a walnut picture frame for a custom art piece i bought for my wife. Took a cheap walnut slab to a picture frame. I just have to add the micro jig grooves to my planer jig. I used my track saw last time to make a straight edge. Then the jobsite saw to square up the other side. Worked like a champ. Thanks again for the content.

That extra wood you left and trim with the router in my opinion was unnecessary and cause some extra work, other than that the final result is nice although always 45 degrees miter technique is a step up, more professional

Nicely done !! It's good to see people do things the right way the first time. You show true craftsmanship, well done. I see you have a wonderful table saw outfit. I had one at my previous employer, but now retired. I loved that saw !!!

Looks fantastic! For those of us without a table router, how difficult would it be to use a palm router? I'm thinking pretty rough without the fence to support the pieces. Oh, and for those without a complete arsenal of clamps, I've been able to use a couple of clamps on one "axis" (think x, y, z) and weights on the other axis. You have to be careful to balance it just right, but it works pretty well.

Nice! Why didn't you use CA glue for the miter fold? I see lots of trim carpenters using it on window and door casings, and it seems to make a very strong joint and cures almost instantly.

Very informative very good video you explain things greatly

I'm new here and enjoyed this very much. I've made a floating shelf myself out of well-sanded pallet wood, and it looked really quite good. But the difference between my happy amateur effort and your perfectly constructed and finished pieces is pretty glaring. It's nice to see a proper job done.

Looks great!

Really, any store to buy S4S lumber? It’s mostly garbage out here now. You really need to look to find actual decent lumber.

I do piano restorations, and I’m always looking for new materials for refinishing the case and case parts. I’ve been using Pre-cat lacquer because it goes on quick and hardens fast. Of course I have to rub out the finish to get a flat smooth patina that gives a closed grain finish. So…..would this work over this kind of finish to give it more luster?

What type of fireplace is this? Is it more of a gas heater?

Maybe I missed it but did you bury the control valve for the gas behind the wall? How are you going to turn the gas on/off?

The. RUST..... You must clean out the rust and incapacitated it, or the steel will continue to rust AND EXPAND... Poping up your floor!

I thought you're making something specialized for 735 planer. Then I realized, your stand can buy anywhere in Walmart, Target, or Ikea. LOL.😂

Should have installed fireproof backerboard over that insulation that's inches away from the firebox.

The base design is exactly what I envisioned doing in our master bedroom. Even watching the mid section build where the fireplace sits was really helpful for me while designing ours. Great video, looking forward to watching the mantle build!!

Is this food safe?

No miter folds ? Really

What are the total dimensions for the whole base piece?

I love this design! I will definitely replicate this.

Well done

It’s been two years. Are you still happy with this build? What would you change?

Where can I find the file cabinets? I work in a shared shop space and want to build a miter station with cabinets (like yours) so that everyone can have their own tool storage. Thanks, in advance.

Is slightly dangerous running fans off lighting circuits, it can cause wiring to hot possibly catch fire as lighting pulls lower Ampage than electrical motors.

Great video! I am a beginner in woodworking but career machinist. This is the 1st vid I’ve seen on this type of shelf. Looks like a great way to do it. Maybe some relief in the groove somewhere would allow excess glue to travel and you wouldn’t need so much clamping pressure. But I dont mean to give advice in something I know nothing about, mainly just for feedback. I’m about to try your method! Thanks!

Dont put pipe dope on the inside of fittings

Hey Jordan, great method and video! I've commissioned a job making a box beam mantel and matching floating shelves from reclaimed lumber. You've got me rethinking how to approach this.

Hey, the Google machine lead me to you on my non-business channel. I'm not sure what clued it in that I'm going to be making floating shelves for a customer, but I am. This video was very helpful! I'm going to watch your 2.0 version next.

i bought the Festool 150/5 for 575 and the bosch one for 200 on sale. The festool has no dust collection bag so make sure u have a dust extractor setup. The bosch is a lot taller and not as ergonomic. Both so far seem to cut through pretty well. The bosch is harder to get in areas because it has a thing you attach to it to hold it for less vibration. Yes I can take it off but hasle to put back on and off. Still testing both and will be sending the loser back.

"Son of a B...!" .. been there !

D check out what they started with vs what they have now. They worked their asses off to build their shops and businesses.

I like your idea. Personally i would use all 2x4's and the 6" header seems like overkill. Its not going anywhere, thats for sure. Good job.

What faux brick product did you use? I am very interested