Only works if your motor is flush with the side of the table.. otherwise it won’t drop down.

This one was on the wish list as soon as the add popped up in my email! I dig it!

Well done once again Rockler

Nice chair, Im inspired to make one, scalable design and I'm 6'7" so it'll look like one of those oversized chairs you see people sitting in to get a photograph.

Great kit

Oh brother

Where in Canada can I get these?

Thank you, Roklee and CM.

It would be nice if Rockler made one of those for smaller boxes like keepsake boxes

Jesus Christ, thank you so much for I have bought a Amazon dresser with the first method shown and for the life of me I could not figure out how to release them but a simple little push down worked while the booklet is saying to push it outward which made me almost break it

Wish these were more affordable for the hobbyist

A little painters tape on the calls works wonders for cleanup.

Thank you Chris and Rockler.

Great tips. Thanks

THANKS FOR THE GREAT VIDEO, EMILE FROM CT.

Very nice, well done, 👍

Its about feken time!!!!!! Ive been looking for something like this for a long time!

What length hose is in this video?

Just came across this and game changer for a project. On pine, should I use a pre-stain?

👍👍👍

Does not show how each louver is made? Crazy

Love this!!! Available in the UK?

Not available in Europe?

Unfortunately the loud music prevents my full understanding of your words

Very nice work, I am hoping to build chair later in the year, I have some plans,

So just so you know you can not cut a 1/2" wide dado in 1/2"stock

It's been a year since this question was asked when they weren't avaialble, but can you purchase the indexing keys separately now? I figured if I purchased the smaller jig and the three larger indexing keys, I wouldn't need to buy both box joint jigs, when I'm on a tight budget as it is. I'm sure the slot for the indexing pins are larger on the XL, but I can always enlarge them on the smaller jig.

I prefer to panic when my boxes are inevitably out of square and scramble to look for a long clamp that will mar the corners and essentially not work at all.

Great video tutorial on this topic and well-explained. Thank you Chris!

I never thought I'd be impressed by a squeeze bottle!

I learned a lot - and it was info I can use straight away as a newbie. You'd be surprised how much experience and knowledge one needs to understand quite a few of these woodworking instructional videos. 😳 The only question I still have is what tool you use to trim the final board with. Did you use a table saw? Is there a special procedure one uses because it's veneer? You did this off camera and showed us the final board so I have to wonder ... Thank you for such a great video.

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love the googly eyes on the machine in the back 😂❤

NICE!

You have un-frustrated me. Thanks

These are nice. Made one with purple heart for my wife. People should be aware, though, that these kits are for long grain cutting boards.

I haven't heard anyone say "groovy" more than once in a conversation in 50+ years. You know Rob Johnstone lived all of that.

Good job 🎉

Can you glue up shorter length 6" wide or so veneers together to make them longer this way? I am thinking of a veneer that goes over an 8ft door stile, but I can't slice 8ft long veneers, maybe 4ft at best. So if I could glue up two 4ft by 6" wide veneers (1/8" or so thick) this way and assuming then gluing to the faces of door stiles (stave core door) that would be great.

And all available at super premium prices

I know this is an old video, but just watched it and was wondering how you made the Amazon casters work simultaneously?

i love sanding with all my heart, especially hand sanding. the dust, the satisfaction of getting a smoother and smoother surface for each grit.

What would you sell a table like that for you think ?

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I feel like a dad getting excited about sanding tools. Let the grey hair shine.😂

Genius tools. Inspiring me to sand for sure!

I needed to plane ¾" boards to ½" but I don't have a planer, so I built a flattening jig to accomplish the same thing. If you count how many times I modified either of the jigs or sleds, then I made then four or five of them. If I had known about this before I made the first one I would have saved the time and money and purchased it. Since I'm not totally satisfied with the final iteration of the second complete flattening jig and I don't want to spend any more time, let alone money, I'll probably buy one of these. I hope I catch it on sale though. 😊

I bought it so I could use magnetic holders... I wouldn't want that aluminum lift. I can't remember which model I got but it everything is steel and it's a great piece of equipment.

That’s great if you need long strips but you have to move the fence for every piece.

Can you make one with a three finger clamp. Holding a vial ?