*I lost the instructions and needed to know how to adjust the hight of the safety knob, due to safety reasons I didn't want to figure it out my self. I search a lot in KZbin and found nothing, but in this video is where I found everything about the WEN BAND SAW. Excelent product review*

Appreciate the "used" system review and realistic pro-con viewpoint. You may wish to get that dust collector hooked up if you haven't already. It would probably help reduce that gumming up of your adjustment knob and crap getting in the viewport window easily. Also, don't sweat whether you ran a demo piece through it. Yes, it may be good content, but if others are seriously looking at a system then they can easily find other reviews that show that.

TRUMP2024 ❤❤

Rabbet. The other thing is an animal.

FYI a speed square is not a "framing square". a framing square can do things from a right angle to calculating board footage and many, many things in between.

I appreciate the fact that you always provide thorough info AND you can be trusted. Thanks Man! Wish I had the funds...although I did find the Bosch Trim Router on sale at Lowe's one day. It's superb and so glad I splurged (for me). How does Craftsman compare in terms of versatility, durability, functionality to other brands? I usually skip them, but wonder if their credibility is returning. I notice they are occupying a lot of shelf and aisle space at Lowe's over the past year.

Mini-split in a carpentry workshop sounds like a fire hazard waiting to happen

Nice build 👷🏽‍♂️

The blade for this saw is ( L- 59.5 or 59.1/2) it’s available at home depot and lows

I always appreciate your videos Mr. Birge. (I forgot your first name, again!) I have learned to pay attention to tiny details from watching you and how thoroughly you take care in producing your work. Thank you sir!

I like your jig that sits on top of the fence. Too many people just wing it. One thing I would do different, I'd clamp from behind rather than at the front. I'm paranoid about clamps potentially shaking loose and falling on the blade. Since this is a product for the store, where is your store?

Thanks for adding the dimensions, how much do you typically price these for?

Sir, I enjoyed it. I subscribed! Have you reviewed the 10in Wen? I think it's 3hp. The one you reviewed I think is a 2.8. I just wondered if you had or knew anyone who had one. Thank you.

Who schedules a premiere at 8am on a Saturday? Premieres are supposed for people to shoot the sh|t in chat while the video plays. I don't think you're trying to work on your European audience numbers, are you? :)

Thanks for sharing, hope your wife liked the the bench :)

looks good mate!

1" x 6" are you talking dimensional boards or the normal 5.5 x 3/4 " stock boards

Any regrets?

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Mr Birge, I want to comment, but I don’t no what to say. As a wise man once said, “koko” (keep on keeping on). Hope that helps.

What size brad nails?

What size do you make those cutting boards

Simple and good for the birds. I have over 200 leftover cedar fence pickets from a job I did. Guess I better get to work!

I love seeing where the magic happens! (Honestly, I know that it's hard work.) With the high level of quality you put out, I am surprised that your shop is so humble. But that shows me also that the greatest part of your work environment is your heart and mind. Thanks for the tour. I really enjoyed it.

Essas casinhas de Passarinhos ficaram muito bonitas. Parabéns

Protect those lungs buddy, and wear a mask! You only have one set. 😉

Great job! Good luck 👍

This is great, Josh! As always I appreciate how well you think through your projects and then exercise such masterful craftsmanship. I wish you great success this year as you continue to produce such beautiful and functional creations. Also, I hope that it gets warmer for you!

Nice job. The only problem with making bird houses is there needs to be some space between the side walls and the roof section so to let the extreme heat out. This causes a lot of baby bird deaths due to the high heat. Holes can also be drilled along the front and rear sections along the roof lines. Thanks again for an informative video. Keep up the good work

It's good to see Karl Childers has a productive hobby now...

Thanks I enjoyed watching . Gluing is a nice touch. Birds will love it. Great effort and thanks for your demonstrations.

I like your design and how you made the video. Here is my feeder design: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnzGq5Wcn9V_pdU Please Let me know what you think.

I appreciate your experience in dealing with pricing. I have discovered that here in the Memphis area, the Big Box stores sell damaged and otherwise not-able-to-sell wood at up to a 70% discount. A few of the stores know me well enough to sometimes give me stuff that they'll never be able to pass on. I can usually find a great percentage of such product to be useful for my projects, so I can make some things at very little cost. My goal is to be able to bless people with the work of my hands by not only investing my skills, labor and time, but also my heart. You have been such a great inspiration to that end!

What size dowel did you use

Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it keep building Be safe stay well and God Bless

Good job and project Keep building GOD Bless

Good job and project thx for sharing Keep building Be safe stay well and God Bless

The white birdfeeder what kind of wood is that and what’s the dimensions? I’m gonna make that one and then ship it to my niece and nephew because they’re two and four years old and they could paint it. I think they’d be pretty cool thanks looks like it came out pretty good. I don’t have a workshop like you no air compressor nothing like that so I would have to get some screws, drill, holes and all the positions where you used the air nailer I’m thinking maybe I’ll pre-drill the holes and send some screws along that way the kids could act like to put it together with the help with their mom. Thanks.

Looks Good!

Nice Job! Looks Good. 👍

Just how cold is it where you live that you need two pairs of overalls? You sound southern, so it can't the that cold. Edit: My bad, I see it's an apron on top of overalls :) I'll leave my original comment out there for the internet to laugh at me.

When doing the 45 cuts are you using a regular ruler a d how di you find the 45

These look great! Im making one for a friend and came across your build. I always clamp a scrap piece of wood to my miter fence to act as a stop block for repeat cuts like this.

just starting out as well, enjoyed the video. can you go over your process for pricing out jobs?

I don't know if you consider yourself a perfectionist, but you certainly do produce perfect work. I appreciate your meticulous care in every step of the process. I have learned so much from observing you work.

@Birge Custom Wood Work obrigado por compartilhar o vídeo conosco, saudações aqui do Brasil !

Points to think about 1.Hanging will spin in the wind 2. Include drainage holes 3 on the inside of the front panel fix some twigs to make easier egress for the fledgling chicks.4 annual clearance of debris needs a removable panel for easy cleaning. 5 coat of linseed oil to protect the wood.

Why didn’t you put a small perch near the opening for the birds to make it easier for them to enter?

Nice

That is very nice my Brother I like it good job,I got you to Ok I will see you Again later.