Why would I want to dump the product in the box. Nice box but you're thinking and design wouldn't work for me.

Where are the plans up to purchase!

Excellent! I built a shooting board for the same purpose but mine leaves the wood flat and tilts the plane. Either way this is a great way to have perfect miters.

Whoa - that is amazing!!!

The miter is 45 degrees to the end, but is it 90 degrees square to the edge?

Awesome stash box.

Why glue the apron? You did everything right until then.

Don’t stand there, looking at him help him !!

Beautiful ❤ beyond words

dat damn that thing is niiiiiceee

I had this exact tabletop (with more distinctive ball-and-claw feet) in college. I believe these are 48" round and extend a further 50" with the help of five 10" leaves, quite an exceptional range. Seems a shame to leave it like this -- replace those leaves!

Solid oak top 1905 - 1920 craftsman '30s would be veneer with quarter sawn like that

You need to give them some space. Have some common sense

Your thorough work results in an antique table that looks brand new. I can appreciate that (you do beautiful work), but I’m not sure it adds to the magnificence of the piece… and it detracts from its provenance.

This is definitely BC, might be in the Okanagan near Vernon. Unfortunately the video is only 3 minutes long because if it was two minutes longer we could have expected to see (according to Rogan) a vicious Grizzly attack. Darn

Bro thanks for waisting my time

Very nice build! So satisfying when you mated the top with the base. I think that is African Mahogany, I have some wood from those pallets as well. Got them in Lake Country BC.

Thanks so much for the time you spent documenting your meticulous work. Have a table just like this, and I learned so much!

That is so so awesome. Holy moly

Great looking!

very nicely done (repaired) i learned a couple of things along the way. thank you

I have done very similar with Woodbex designs.

Hey, this was great! Two years later, learn anything new since then?

Does it work. How long does it take? How much electricity does it use?

beautifully done, subscribed

looks good. added to my to-build list. cheers

Love the colors on that Merlin

What lovely workmanship

" You Bastard. you think you are WISE!! WHOOOOO"

Hi, this is very interesting. I am preparing to build something similar having built one about 20 years ago following the designs of John Arrowsmith who was originally a designer for Ebac. He is no longer alive. My comments for what they are worth are that your temperature control is unnecessarily sensitive and the amount of heat you require is a bit high. I prefer to have a probe in the wood within the kiln (somewhere in the middle of the stack) which gives access to daily monitor the wood moisture level. I also have a remote air probe within the box with can then control the heat source. When using a lower heat source the initial extraction rate is slow until enough mass heats up. Then as the vapour condenses it releases dormant heat so the whole cycle speeds up. The practical advantage is that the stress upon the wood is reduced and the resultant damage or case hardening is much reduced or better still non-existant. Produces

An owl attacked me when I was walking home from school and I just remember seeing its wings spread out so much and its feet coming at me for like 3 seconds until it hit me like a brick wall

With this many negatives I'm gonna dip out

Absolutely amazing! If you wouldn't have pointed out the board I wouldn't have know that was the part you had repaired. Excellent grain match sir.

The owls like "you didn't see anything right? "

The owl is a Barred Owl and its victim is a Merlin Falcon. Merlins are extremely fast flyers with very quick reflexes I have to wonder how the owl was able to catch it initially. My guess is that the Merlin was harassing the owl which they often do and got accidentally caught by the owl when making one of its dive bombs. This must have been filmed in a North Latitude state or Canada because Merlins mostly frequent Northern zones.

F***ing ckickbait...Owl Attacks Hawk????? No owl attacks a hawk in this video !

That’s a beautiful bench. Love the mix of power and hand tools.

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That is pretty cool idea. Bench is absolutely beautiful. I'd prefer electric I guess, as I don't use compressor in my shop.

love this. i just built a pollen box using a finer micron sheet. I had trouble getting it secured though. How did you get it secured? i'd love to see a build video on this.

put some circle magnets in the corners for a better and sturdier sealing effect very nice box

Cedar tends to make cannabis smell like cedar not good! Mahogany is better!!!

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Beautiful table!

Best box ever! I love it just needs a cannabis leaf burnt into the lid.

Very nice. Where did you get the plastic strip to free form your radius?

Wasted 3 minutes from my life

I have been researching these getting ready to build this spring. Is the heat really necessary (Outside of winter drying), I have heard a number of people,including professional kiln dryers say insulate a box and put a dehumidifier in it and it will work just fine. Have you tried just running the dehumidifier only? Thanks for posting this.

New Subscriber (# 341) here........remember me when you are at a million......Fantastic design.

Man, that's amazing! Great job!