I usually just use regular bondo, but I might have to take a look at this stuff.

What is this tool called please

Threaded fasteners and epoxy makes a rock solid connection.

Where do you get those magic nails?

I remember paying $3 at homedepot a year ago when the prices were high

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Thanks.good explanation. What is the width and thickness of the top bar? And again what guides the bees not to make combs length Wise. Thanks

A simple yet awesome piece. 👍🏻

А что так можно было?

Какая интересная функция😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 Надо попробовать на даче.

Nicely done

🎉

Overkilling and too much materials. SIMPLICITY MUST RULE

I think my daughter made that same thing back in first or second grade.

Wood prices are nuts

Why not predrilled pilot holes for accurate registration and avoid pin nailing which can shift?

Cool

John, as a builder i am super judgmental when I see content online. You are one of the best. I have watched a few videos and I knew it after 2 how good you are. Keep it up 🤘🏼

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Never cut your furtherest cut first(or second in this case) so you dont OVER CUT.. You need to sneak up to it for that PERFECT fit ;-) GOtta be carful, you'll end up chasing the dog, trying to get it all to fit. LOL SORRY.. for nit picking. ;-)

Good morning all and thanks for watching. This tray is available on my website here jonpeters.com/product/red-flowers-tray-1/

Cool hack ❤

Great little video. I landed here when trying to find out about sticky back wood veneer. Beautifully explained step by step. I particularly liked the little helpers you've made in your workshop to make life that bit easier. Super finish on both boxes. Big thanks. BB (UK)

With the dowel on there, I didn't even think it might fall off if the tire went flat. There is hope for me 😂

Wow, I tried the vinegar and baking soda method that was labeled 'expert,' but it didn't work at all! This video really opened my eyes to the effectiveness of using a brass wire brush instead. It's a game changer! No more rust headaches, and I can actually keep my pan in great shape. Thanks for sharing this useful tip!

I use pipe clamps because you can make them as short or as long as you need to just by buying various lengths of black iron pipe which is not very expensive.

No. Biscuit jointer is not a must have tool. The joint is very weak. I use it on high end trim to keep thing in the same space and hold the 2 sude of miter together. I definitely would not use it in building something more substantial than trim.

Wonderful to see you put out a new video, I've always enjoyed seeing your work and like trying out some of your techniques

Erm... where can one buy these pieces? Are they just called drawer stoppers? Fantastically easy!

That's a great trick!! Thank you!!!!

I would like to comment on the use of the pull saw at time stamp 2:30. It should be noted that the placement of the hand to hold the board should be well away from the saw. The teeth on the pull saws are very sharp and even what might seem like a small "nick" or cut can be quite deep. I speak from experience.

As an Electrician, Woodworker, casual artist, I have the utmost respect for Machinists; very, very clever people! Congratulations Jon and Walter! DD

I wish I had the patience to do such things. I’m guilty of throw away and start new in 6 months when I need the product again.

Hey Jon, nice narration and encouragement! Norm would approve! LOL!

When you go from half inch to 3/4 to 1/4 of an inch you have to change the depth of the stop collar on your drill bit that's what changes it from coming to the edge of the board when you cut it and change size

Wow, this woodworking project is incredible! The attention to detail and craftsmanship are truly impressive. Keep up the great work, I can't wait to see what you create next!

Jon, it’s amazing how we have become accustomed to instant gratification and thinking that we need to have a ton of expensive tools to do a small project. Thank you for bringing us back to reality!

Amazing job!!!

Great project as always Jon. I'm going to think through this a bit for the middle school kids I teach. My biggest fear isn't anyone cutting themselves, its the possibility of spilled paint lol.

Great video Jon... going ol skool...🤘🤘🤘🔨🔨

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a good video and a few things to learn. Thanks for sharing this one.

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Nicely done! You and Chris are among my favorite content creators. So happy Chris is working those timber frame projects and his house. I've been watching both of you for quite a few years now and really glean tons of info from both of ya. Thanks Jon!

Great method!

I watched the video and stopped early because it was more basic than I needed. But wanted to ensure me leaving early didn't affect the visibility of the video, so left this comment and upvoted. Nice vid! You're more experienced than me, but I tend to push a few times on pull saws to set the groove, but that's likely because I'm using budget saws.

Nice chill project with the hand tools. Thanks for sharing!

I dunno, Jon. Joinery with hammered nails and no Domino, you may not be a real KZbin woodworker 😉

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