The topic is cleaning the top, but the rambling in the beginning puts a lot of people off your video. The camera position in the back results in what you are doing being obscured, so that is a big issue if viewers can not view.

I've heard others say not to put WD-40 on your table saw top.

I want frosty, and are patterns going to be available?

Great job

The camera would do better in front of you, not behind.

Hello sir, Just stumbled across this video and your channel and I am enjoying it. That is a very nice saw. I love the older Delta scrollsaw. I actually have had two of those and I passed them on to other people to help them get started. I currently have six Delta scrollsaws and numerous other ones, as I use them for teaching kids in our youth group and in schools now and then. I have been woodworking and scrollsawing for over 30 years but I still consider myself an amateur. There are so many great deals on marketplace for used older scrollsaws. I like them much better than any of the new ones. I've never traveled more than 30 minutes to get a scrollsaw and get great deals, but it looks like that one was worth the drive. I really like the Delta blade holders. The Delta scrollsaws are my favorite and I like the older Delta tools in general. I am looking for an older Delta table saw currently. I have numerous videos on my channel also about scroll sawing and woodworking in general if your bored lol. I love to teach but I also love to learn and I'll never stop. Again, great video and I will be watching more. Have a wonderful Christmas season! Marty from Minnesota, USA.🙂

Eh fellow Canadian

I want Frosty. Will plans be available? Thanks.

kubota handles wet and soft snow with no problemplus has nice hydrolic controls on there blower sand runs on shafts

I want Frosty

Stain glass patterns work for this kind of project too. Your wife did a wonderful job painting.

Very professional looking project. I want Frosty!

What a great project Glen! A nativity set would be super cool!

Love the snowblowing vids Glen! 👍

Love your tinsel garland scarf! 😂 Decorating for Christmas is so much fun!

Thats cool never seen one. Where did you get it

Do you have a pattern?

I want frosty Vic hub city turners

Fell in love with wood working in 7th grade. I’m 66and have a full shop and still doing it every day

Glen, nice to see a couple of faces that i can still remember. there is no guild in kelowna only the "man shed" which is totally different. wishing all the guild members a very Merry Christmas and a safe and healthy New Year. keep up the great work with your channel. g jabusch

Thanks Glen, I watched closely to see my ornaments but alas, I could only find 1. Great fun making them, great collaboration with the woodworkers guild. Hopefully someone will get a photo for the clubs’ webpage. See you in December.

Very satisfying to watch! Could’ve used that machine yesterday when we were clearing out our driveways and street with our neighbours.

Such a cool project Glen!

Great video on prep and safety Glen!

I used X-Acto knives for years making art cards and mattes for broadcast graphics. Not once did I think they could be sharpened… they were treated as just another consumable. I’ve got a 360 and a 600 CBN wheel that are gathering dust cause my son was going to make knives… maybe those and a leather strop would work for my X-Acto blades… I like your system though… sure is a lot cheaper than 2 CBN wheels 😂! I did have some concern with the water from your 400 grit wheel so close to the open motor. (Electricity terrifies me!) Thanks Glenn. Great video.

Maybe cut the backing to fit after it’s glued. Looks great though.

Looking forward to seeing the guitar build! What a great supplier to have locally!

Nice grinder stand.

Not just organizing Glen. Other benefit is you know if one is missing too!

They sell special skinny blades for the cuts you are trying to make.

Your tool storage system looks great Glen! And it’s great that no wrenches were harmed during the creation of this video. Lol

Enjoyed your idea. I think ill give this a go. Just one suggestion. It might be easier to mark out on the reverse side to avoid the raised portions, also if you decide, before cutting, to reposition something there are no pen marks on the topside. Thanks again. Nice workshop.

I need to get a yoga mat or 10 for my shop and my art studio.

I've watched to the end, So thanks very much. I can now give my view. I think you won't be that happy with it for spanners or wrenches as you'll call them. But I reverted to doing this method that you have done. for ratchets extensions. Screwdrivers and things of that kind. When it came to organising. wrenches and spanners. I've bought magnetic. spanner organisers. from TEMU at £2.80 UK. per,10 peices, and magnetic socket holders sets of Consisting of 3 sizes 1/4" 3/8" and1/2"in metric,across the pond you might need standard sizes too. they cost me £16 for the 3 set, they allow you to store deep and shallow sockets in the 1/4 and 3/8 but only short in 1/2 drives, so i bought a second set to allow for the storing of my1/2 deep sockets. the left over holders got re labled for torx and hex drives, so not to waste them. by the way these same holders are sold by the major companies for 4 times what i paid for them at temu If you've not used Temu Be careful because there's some junk out there as well as. good. stuff just. read the labels carefully. A lot of things tend to be a lot smaller than the pictures make them out to be. But Oh my God, they are. so cheap. For instance, I bought a master set of deep. and shallow. high impact sockets. over 50 sockets in the set for £16 Total no carriage fees sorry that was from aliexpress. A similar company. just Chinese equivalents of eBay and Amazon. They started off. importing from China. but now both companies have got warehouses in the UK. so they can get us stuff in less than a week. And returns are very easy too. If it's faulty, they ask. as you to take a photo. of the goods I've never had any refusals to for my money back And they tell you to keep it. They don't even want it back. If you can prove it's broken or faulty or if something's not as good as you would like it to be. they will even offer you a discount if you're willing to keep it. So there are cheap waste to set up tools. storage. Sorry if I've gone on a bit. but I like to share my experience just. as you are.

I think you're referring to back to black. is what we call it in the UK refreshes interiors of cars, bulkheads, I've done the similar to you I'm not far into your video before I'm making comments. I had problems with the glue. but I noticed you've got the yoghurt matte with the bubbly side upward. I'll keep watching. It's very interesting. Thank you

"Imitation is the highest form of flattery." 👍

I love it . . . I’m not willing to be organized at that price. Lol. Agreed! I really like the organization idea you came up with. Love that it’s inexpensive to do too.

How do you like you Laguna lathe? This is a cool process

Loved hearing about how you designed your workbench 👍

Such a helpful video! I didn’t know you could purchase these from Amazon. Super easy installation too.

Nice to have these kind of videos to help me with small but helpful shop safety tips

CBN makes sharpening easier. Which for beginners is a plus. For anyone really.

Its been awesome working along side him in the shop. He has definitely helped me grow my knowledge in all sorts of tools through his videos. Rock on Mr friesen. Your student, Orion Belding

Apologies if I missed this but what grit cbn wheel did you get?

Can never have too many sharpening videos! I sucked back a gallon of Kool-Ade and bought CBN wheels right off the bat thinking it was the answer to my sharpening woes! I love the things, but I’ve learned it’s practice, not the wheels that make the tool sharp!

As a 2017 graduate from waldheim, It's so satisfying seeing these videos and it gives me some nostalgia hearing your voice. 😊

Goodmorning i like that little ornament looks prity. The scrolsaw blades that i use are just a straight up and down blades and I prefer numbers 3 and 5 and when new they give a nice clean and tidy smooth cut. I find myself that the reverse blades tend to drift and they're harder to control in my opinion but saying that I'm fairly new to scrolling myself by only a few months, so I'm learning and throughly enjoying it aswell after retirement from gardening. Good luck with your new saw and encourage your students to keep at it. Many thanks Keith

Great to go on a road trip! Looking forward to seeing what you do with the new tool.

That’s awesome that you’re still having fun learning Glen!

Looks like it was a nice day for a road trip to Kamsack. Mission accomplished.