Those sound effects are incredibly annoying.

That "old fashion" soldering iron is actually and American Beauty and they are still made today. I have a few. They are used in copper work, stained glass and even as the heat source for branding stamps. There is one company that offers them as an alternate heat source for stamps. They are a little pricey but they are the bees knees. Nice video by the way.

Home Depot Caries 320 Gritt Sandpaper.

Hi Don Only just found your channel whilst exploring Incra/Jessem compatability here in the UK. Just wanted to say thank you. Your delivery/production is world class, 👍🏼 and Subscribed. Going to take a look thru your back catalogue now as I'm sure they hold many valuable lessons. Keep up the good work 👊🏼

Team Pica pencil here " 💪

Hu, I know your vid has been out for a while, but do you know where I could pick up a table for the dp300l?

Thank you! One of my least favorite qualities of my current apron is that it favors one side (makes itself crooked) the longer I stay in it. Do you have an opinion about the strap orientation or anything that could be beneficial? I have never owned one with a crisscross strap. I’m thinking that is my next logical step… TIA!

No respirator?

Conclusion: make your own.

Well produced and presented.

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Hey bud, hope all is well with you. Will you be making a more videos? Appreciate you sir!

I use a digital thermometer on the iron to make sure i am branding at the same temperature each time. Once i find a suitable temp and can replicate that brand.

Thank you for this. It helped me figure out how I can make one with PVC

Thanks Don. Great fix!

Just turn your vest apron around and wear it pockets-side in.😁

nice video. I have the incra fence and my jessem guide is on its way. I noticed that your incra positioner seats higher against the fence than mine. Mine seats only about 1/4 inch above the fence so I think the mounting kit will work with my incra fence. Will find out soon......

Genius. I like ur idea. Thanks

Many side-mount drawer slides have their cabinet-side attachment points on little tabs cut out from the rest of the slide body. This makes it so you could shim behind the cabinet-side part of the slide with, e.g. some washers, and those tabs will slightly bend in when screwed down. (Although I suspect you’d be better off bending the tabs a bit first so you don’t strip out your screw holes in the cabinet.) I also thought of the edge banding idea when I was building my work bench and didn’t do a great job of making my walls parallel. I added banding to the walls themselves, but doing it to the drawers would’ve been a lot easier. Or, now knowing about those tabs, I would probably just use washers behind the slides.

Good video.

As in, spelt like pica?

Did you figure out the push stick to use with Guides? Thanks

Pica for the win

Hello and thank you for the video. I install kitchen cabinets and need a white pencil to mark sometimes dark stained or painted moldings to length. I am leaning towards the Sewline Ceramic white pencil. Have you ever tried it on dark wood with a clear coat on it, that can be a little slick sometimes depending on the quality from the factory? I need a sharp crisp line that is easy to see and easy to use (I prefer not to have to constantly sharpen it).

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I would have outlined the dog, letting the grain (life) of the wood show through the life of the dog. (Rather than dark shadow like form of burnt wood.) Same reason I shy away from making black borders in my black and white prints in my photography darkroom.

I got the wrong one I got the oreck cordless

I Sat through All that and You told Everything feature about it, I waited Patiently, yet No Price? 🤦🏼‍♂️☘️

Just stumbled across your channel because I was looking at ITunes Pro2.0 hearing protection reviews. After watching a couple of your videos I was hooked! I"m now subscribed. I too am a Retiree getting into woodworking as a hobby, and like you I recently built a workshop/garage (24x24). Muddling along, I'll be following and learning from your efforts and endeavors. Thanks for your candor and honesty Don. Rest assured, your objective for why you are sharing and putting in the effort to bring us these videos is greatly appreciated. Enjoy!

Goodday sir. How about adding a temperature controler in the line up? Isn't it possible to isolate the branding head from the branding iron itself? A safer option I would say. Cobus🐳

I like the slow men at work sign in the background. My work needs one of those . Good video.👍

Put a drop of epoxy on the button so you can feel them.

For a push-stick, get a micro-jig grrripper. We’ll worth the money!

I just installed the 24" version. Wall space is a premium in my shop and this metal design is denser than what I can build with wood. I had no problem with the self-tapping screws using a nut driver socket on a drill/driver. A long extension helped as well. I think the design is solid. You can start both screws without holding the bracket in place which makes it easy to install the brackets even while the base plate is mounted on the wall.

Здравствуйте! Скажите пожалуйста мощность станка и греется в работе? С уважением Сергей

First time I've seen one of your videos. I'm in the process of building my first drawer and so afraid I've got the measurement wrong. But at least now i know how i can fix it if it's too narrow. Thank you. But what if it's too wide? Well i guess I'll be doing a lot of sanding since i don't have a table saw! 😂 Thanks again for the lesson!

what do you do for drawers that are too wide??

Wow, i randomly found this video and im about to embark on adding the stok guides to my incra rail, this video is gonna save me so much time and frustration. Thank you for documenting it!

I too have a Comet 2 lathe. I've had it about 4 years and it's been a lot of fun. I didn't do any turning during Covid though...My wife said no injuries that require a hospital visit...LOL. I broke the belt today and I'm picking up a new one tomorrow to finish a project. I've made quite a few things, bowls, pens, music boxes with lids. Trinket boxes with lids. It's all fun...until the belt breaks...LOL.

Good idea, but this is the exact reason I switched over to the Easy Chuck. It is nice to not worry about screws or jaw alignment

i bought my gearheart branding iron to use it on leather. i been having so much trouble doing it so, the leather keeps on shrinking, i keep finding myself applying pressure to all sides because it doesn't stump evenly. i been using the temperature control on high T and it burns and shrinks, tried lowering the T and it doesnt burn or shrinks but doesnt stump well... think im going to try a different type of leather, like in the comments going to make sure its the veg tanned leather. thank you.

Could you have added some washers to the Incra risers to lift the mounting plate high enough to clear the positioner?

Was it a frog in the battery pack?

I would use my cordless drill for those screws and set the clutch not to strip the screw threads.

You don't to need to read other ppl comments...just paraphrase them. Maybe you should stick to woodworking news, because you seem to talk in circles and ramble on about stuff that does not matter

What are the odds OI just watched your first JessEm video. Looks like I’ll be getting a JessEm and I have some walnut on hand. Thanks a new subscriber here. FBWW

great informative video! thanks

Very useful and helpful video. Thank you sir.

Fast rewind and fast forward lol😂

Thank you. The history is great. Also the multiple retail vendors for the steelex set.