I can't help thinking that a flame inside a wooden box is a bit of a fire hazard. Maybe a metal sheet between the flame and the lid might help, it might not.

Looks cool. That was a lot of work.

Just stumbled up on this channel. OMG I am crying I'm laughing so hard.

7:25 Using a portable band saw on a piece of brass thats on a wood lathe is the most Robert thing I've ever seen 🤣🤣🤣🤣

My issue is that it is so big, seems more problematic than useful. I watched your video on the table saw upgrades , Man you are unsafe, I was watching for the kick back at any moment.

I have the Ridgid version of that saw since new, might try a few of your ideas. For older table saw especially these that need splitters and riving knives The Shark Guard makes one that really good.

"Aah! It's a flood!" *keeps working*

What is your right hand doing at 24:10 man???? A dado defying finger press? Spectacular!

26:58 mind blown

beautiful!!

by the way I have found that using thinner stranded flexible cord makes wrapping the secondary much easier. you can even take the thin copper strands from multiple cords and twist them together then tape them (with 260 degree Celsius rated glass fiber tape) to make any thickness secondary you want.

Oh no. Same build quality as Apple lol😂

17:13 I was kind of hoping it would explode into a billion pieces as tempered glass does. That happened to me once. In my KITCHEN. I most recently found a piece two years after the incident.

YAY I'd love to have more underDumm. but prob short lived

Made from wood to have plastic lights in it. What's the point again?

The Wen plunge saw with 2 55” guides and 2 clamps is $170 on Amazon

When you cut through the wall I thought (hoped) that you'd done that cool overlay-mix trick buuut nope

Totally useless. Hand saws are much better,cheaper ,quicker and a hell of a lot safer. Did i mention quieter. No more to say.

Lux cutter heads are worth exactly what you paid, nothing. Big ripoff.

This is so much more entertaining than the overly polished woodworking videos saturating YT. Creative problem solving is real life. 👍

Wait, you turned these? Damn that's way more accessible to me than 3d printing. Do you think it uses less power than lets say cyclone separator?

I'm glad you pointed out at the 3:00 time that all you have to do to square up the fence is just press the "T" against the rails.I have the older 113 (Emerson) saw and everyone bitches about the fence. They obviously have never used a "T Square" properly.

My god, the lack of a working stop button is a living nightmare. I've worked on an industrial CNC milling machine for 10 years and I still have nightmares about the emergency stop button not working. I would be so goddamn triggered if this happened to me irl.

Great video

Once I got over you doing so much in the most complicated or expensive way, I thoroughly enjoyed watching your process. I’m assuming you did a few things because you could (or for content purposes), but I really did enjoy watching some engineering techniques applied to wood instead of metal. Cheers.

Sorry to say, but yeah you literally don't know about transformers, you just destroyed the most important thing i.e. the square plates by cutting through and again welding it, the plates are to eliminate Eddy current, now your transformer will have a significant power loss just within those plates, anyway who cares, it is a DIY😅

I will give an A for entertainment and an F for worth going through that mess!!

Love your tenacity.

There's a new video? I was never notified! And since it has inder 50k views, neither was anyone else... I just happened to want to watch a previous video so searched for the channel and saw that there was a new upload...

Great video. Thanks for the clarity of your steps. But where is the link to buy one of those came man screwdrivers?

No riving knife because that was before snowflakes demanded such unnecessary fluff. Just like people used to run a whole 4x8 sheet all by themselves without cutting it up into little pieces with a circular saw first. Ah, when men were men, like my dad.

I have the same lathe!!

You funny. Me likey. 👍

The difference in the position of the blade riding against the roller bearing , back bearing only allows the blade to run against the radius which has small contact. When the blade runs against the side of the bearing allow more contact surface bearing to blade.

I saw that you got a Sawstop. What did you do with this saw?

thanks

Thank you so much

Thankyou for another video

I didn't realize it was you when this popped up in my feed at first! I'm so used to the car channel logo I didn't recognise this one for a bit

6:21 so fun fact, when scoring glass, the roller on the small wheel creates tiny stress fractures in the glass allowing it to break evenly as it breaks along the stress lines, now with the saw these stress fractures don't form because there is actual material REMOVAL. The material isnt removed as much with the scoring balde. Boom

I really need to find a laser for work. We want to make one off gifts for clients when we go to meetings. I want something more professional but the f1 ultra seems stupid easy.

2:06 I have the same tape measure! Its awesome 👍

I'd totally get one of those just because it's cute and teeny

21:47 NAME DROP

The Frightened Harbor is such a good name for a book, game, or something

Wait, no vents, no real candles? What's the point?

When you score glass with the glass knife you cause changes to its inner tension. Making a groove in it doesn't do that.

Scrolling the KZbin shorts and found this related to the diamond wheel and glass scoring kzbin.info6qWt1CK7v2c?si=L2F89rqRMCfzptS5

Just saw this after watching your video. I thought maybe you'd find it interesting if you hadn't already found your answer. kzbin.info6qWt1CK7v2c?si=TCEFKRfnkaJ3741R

A KZbin short on why the glass didn’t snap using the cutting disk kzbin.info6qWt1CK7v2c?si=Y1FmCEoLwNyM5Cge