Good video, screw up to the right is wild though

Should’a used your impact driver to run the lags screws in 95% of the way and then finished up with the socket wrench. Also rubbing soap on the screw’s threads makes them waaay easier to screw in - especially with such a small diameter lag screw. It’s pretty easy to snap them off even with pilot holes; the soap really helps. Of the various table saw table saw outfeed table videos I have watched on the University of KZbin , this one seems the most practical for my saw so Thanks! That said the organization of the video was a bit confusing as you - apparently - took the base mounting block back off of the rear saw rail to round the edge of the block. One would have thought you would have done that first - or did I miss something?

To the point

That’s rebates not rabbets. 😆

I made it too. Just used WoodPrix instructions for that :)

Would love to get a reproducible template 😢

Professional carpenter

Why do you talk like Richard Simmons?

I love it. Check woodprix, it's a good solution for every woodworker.

The guy is an idiot. No safety glasses.

This ain't for beginners ,it's just another excuse for some idiot to show off his workshop full of big fancy power tools.

Just what I needed. Simple, quick and not a complicated build...

Just tried this yesterday. After two attempts to cut the mirror, I cut/ broje the remaining section in half and threw it away. Good luck for all that try.

This video looks so real. Probably the most realistic I’ve seen on KZbin.

I should have bought my binoculars

Do you have the plans written down anywhere with the cut lengths, step by step? The pistol is exactly what I want to build….I just need something to follow!

What's with the theatrical behavior? Not my style.

I absolutely love this display - but I wish this was a video that utilized tools that the average person might have.

How did you connect the 90° ends to the rest of the handrail?

I was a glass fabricator for 25 years. I used the cheap Worksite cutters from C R Lawrence for everything except heavy glass. Fancy stuff not necessary.

Great, I just made a small adjustment. I predilled 2 holes, front and back of the clothes pin and added 2 small screws with glue to the bottom service. This way when the gun gets tossed into a toys bin or just thrown around, the clothes pin will stay on. Kids are rough with their toys and moms are too when they throw them in the toy box.

I dusted off the like button

USE A CIRCULAR SAW

*Every* wall is out of square! Thanks for the vid

Mate, You are a champion.

This is an amazing video! Loved watching your process and learning from. Thank you so much for sharing!

Your straight edge is only holding it at the ends. Wood doesn't work for that unless you make a strongback, but you don't really need it to hold the mirror after you score it. Take the straight edge off after you score it deeply. Tap it from behind on either end to start a crack on your score, then work towards center with tongs. Gently encouraging the crack to break. Either that or score a groove in it, like a serious score, then put it over a straight piece of pipe or dowel. Tap both sides of it with your GLOVED palms and it will break along your score, provided it's a perfectly straight score line. Then polish the edge with 150 and 300 grit to take the edge off. 1/4" is tough for the first time cutting glass. If you have a mounted straight edge, you can score it more than once if you have to, but that's asking for trouble. (It will dull your glass cutter very quickly. Even good ones.) A wetsaw with a glass cutting blade will cut it also. Don't try to DIY tempered glass, but a regular mirror would be fine. Also if it has peel and stick backing, you need to cut that with a razor blade aong your score line. Some cheap imported glass doesn't have conventional silvering, just a vinyl backer.

You don't give any precise measurements & diagrams

It's really cute. Thank you for the idea and the step by step instructions.

Thanks for sharing your plan. Auburn Tiger fan? Building one with a cleat (A. Wilkerson plan). The laminate is a must for my version like yours (dual purpose glue table). Will be attaching left trim to the angle iron cleat and attaching oak trim to the left side of the saw table (Alm Fabrication version). This allows my cleat to extend longer out when the pivot table is lowered.

Great.. will u send me a drawing?

This is awesome! Thank you!

I love your energy!!! What did you use for the bottom of the tray? Just plywood?

I had no idea it was the same guy when I woke up

Der Glasschneider spielt keine Rolle.Entscheidend ist die Qualität des Schneidrädchens.

Very nice build, I enjoy it

Make yourself a push block next time, you're gonna need those fingers for future projects!!! LOL!

Nice! My adhesive is such on the mirror and wall. How would you remove the residual in the walls?

I can't find the follow-up video - I want to see how it turned out!

Which wood is this

So i tried this technique with thicker globs of glue. It was going good for the first 1/2 dozen globs then it cracked. Be careful. Too much heat stress cracked a nice large mirror.

Fkn love KZbin. I was thinking to get my daughter a putter but it’s all crappy plastic crap. Decided I should make one and decided to see if anyone put their build up. Of course someone did 😊

Great edit with the magic clamps. I have to get a pair of those! Love the attitude and energy.

I like the yellow bullseye with purple and green!

Personally, I thought it was a great video Brian. @ brianwolfsohn3942 Had me hooked for a good 3 minutes and 29 seconds.

You might have a good message, but the editing/cutting/jumping around isn't doing it for me.. The message is getting lost..

3:12 😮😮💣💣

You should invest in safety glasses and ear plugs

No safety glasses????

Link for the Mini Crosscut Sled kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJO4XmCYecSXqJo