Very good presentation and a very good job well done! It looks great. Outstanding craftsmanship! 👍

When you make the jig use a fifth piece and stick it loose in the hole. Mark it up for centre and either drill a pilot hole or core out as you will for the latch mechanism. That way you have a piece you can take in and out. Router out for the face, stick the piece in and use it as a guide for the drilling. Also if you take out the full size then it should be enough thickness to also set up you up for drilling straight.

Brilliant work love it ,but can I ask where did you get your scribe from

Thank you, I want all that!

I just made one of these, so thanks. 👍 I have seen some with a deeper clamping plate and a platform on the other side to support a router but I have a little Bosch 12v router and it works well for stuff like this. Already have the trend template bit. And some knock off Amazon ones too.

Thanks Ollie. The fence is a brilliant idea. Finished making mine today and although I thought I'd set it up correctly (just like yours) I'm still getting the slightest bit of snipe on the trailing end of the stock. It's a double bevel on a tambour slat so still planty of meat left on the edge but i get the slightest amount of snipe (which is really bugging me!). Thanks for the video. Cheers, David

Beautiful work 😮

👏👏👏👍❤️ full pro!

Great to watch .. addicted to this project. Love watching large scale woodwork like on Tally Ho, especially early on when Leo did a scarf using purpleheart for the massive keel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXzQZWlmhryopq8

That chisel makes me smile, like your in the land of the giants.

Thank you buddy I was going to replace mine it was so annoying the blade wobbling never thought it could be as simple a fix as this. I’ve just ordered the grub screws from Amazon hopefully I’ll be using it again when they arrive.

How about showing how to make a kitchen cabinet with the d4r.

Thanks bradshaw joinery yet another excellent informative video. I am about to carry out this mod on my 420, but have another issue that you mention in the video, my 420 feels like it is trying to rip my hand off when in use and reckon that this is probably down to me cleaning it out, and separating the gearbox and drive, and as you mention that you have made the adjustment and rebalanced could you please provide some instructions on how this is done?

I love these videos. Such a great resource, with so much detail. Thanks a lot.

How much did that cost you in wood and spray foam insulation to do? Did you really need to go this thick of particle board?

wow

Attention to detail is phenomenal. I didn't realize screw alignment was a "thing." The commentary great, too, with lots of how-too as well as hard-learned tips -- but do watch for repeats! (That strings stuff out a bit -- its meant in an absolutely positive way - hopefully tightening the presentation will help you get a few more eyes on this awesome channel.)

WOOOOW***** AMAZING. THANKS SOOOOO MUCH JUST SHOT YOU OVER SOME MONEY. man NO one had an answer and Festtool just gave me a wierd empty look.... THANKS>>>>>>. Andreas Edrich MD Denver, Colorado.

Thanks!

Fantastic idea using the power feeder. I'm a big fan of the BMS 180 for a texture brushed finish... but it's a time consuming process with 3 to 4 passes with each of the 3 heads. I digress. The real magic happens (the smoothing final passes) with the sisal brush head, so maybe your supplier does a similar one. And yeah, a dust collection hood would be a boon as it's a real man-glitter generator 🙈

Is the packer half thickness of the tenon ?

I have been watching for a while now. Very impressive work!

Excellent video; so well explained. Thank you.

Nice Vid! I’m going to try this after my warranty runs out. I have the D handle. it’s variable speed trigger really helps getting a straight cut

Great video thanks for taking the time to not only find a fix but share it. I had put off buying one after using friends with the issue. Finally bought a carvex and straight out the box before using it opened it up to find the pin pushed forward. 5 minutes later with a new grub screw and all set up working lovely!

I've got to say thank you!! Turned my basically unsafe and unusable Festool Carvex into a dream saw. This is how it should have come out of the factory. Mine has been collecting dust for a few years due to the poor cutting. Festool knows about the problem for sure due to the number of complaints and should be ashamed they have swept this under the rug and not taken accountability. Kudos to you for a cheap and easy fix. Thanks again!!

If you had a mid stile that the doors close to, is there any reason not to place the magnets in the face of the stile, and rear face of door components?

Call it the flogger basically what it’s doing haha

What do you guys do for a bug screen?

I umderstand using scarf joints, however, how do I frame an oscillating seawave roof? A bent ridgeline rising upwards at each end.

Great video. Did some of this as a school project; many years ago. Now in retirement would like to take advantage of technology to set out the lettering. I have an IMac and a printer and have downloaded the Optimus Princepts but Oh boy, I'm missing the chunk of how to get it to paper! My age I guess. KZbin normally helps but I can't find anything that will guide me on how to type out a word, size, and print it. Can you help?

Only down side they can't be locked

Sold a couple of these , lovely kit 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍🏻🙋🏼‍♂️

Wow, what an absolute piece of art! You are doing something super skillful combining machine and hand work. Super high spec with lots of details and great footage! I've got 8 casements to make on a kitty 2000 so I needed some inspiration! Keep on going!

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Love the calm systematic craftsmanship. Great stuff.

Nice

Flappy-McFlapp-wheel.. 😊

Great teacher

Is there a link for the SAND'BIN TROLLEY MK1? Seriously though, great work.

Reminds me of what I found from living in old houses with similar looking shelving in alcoves about how the original craftsmen did them, at least in the Victorian and Edwardian period - All the ones I’ve come across had both the back edge and the side ends buried into the plaster by about half and inch. Though I’m not sure if this was from them fitting the shelves before the walls were lime plastered, or channeling out the lime plaster to fit the shelves then making good after - My guess if the former so they didn’t have to allow for non square corners from sloppy plasterwork, as I bet the plasterers were just as bad back in the day! 🤣🤣🤣

Illegal to remove crown guard in U.K. safer to do the job with a router just saying 😊

Flapulous 👌👌

Remember that the business end of a brush is the tips of the bristles, so not to much pressure, or the bristles will bend and drag the tips behind…

Fladagast the brown? No? I'll show myself out..

Looks like the a wheel deal to mne 😅

Beautiful work

If you use a drill with light hammer action you may get the oscillation you desire.

Have you got a gadget which calms the feeling impending doom when one of those monsters spin up? It’s the only reason I don’t own one 😂 1/2 inch router bit extension let go the other day on my router table and that was scary enough !

Flaptastic! Cheers Jim