Ridged needs to make that 10” saw in a 18 volt, or duel 18 volt. That would be awesome.

Thank you sir. Please keep it much shotter next time .🎉

Happy to help out with such an important project!

man I definitely know what your going through having living with UC myself since I was 18. I almost lost my colon 3 years ago. The top left of my colon currently is a weak spot now so I don't think my next flair up will go well. I have had talks with surgeons about the j pouch. something to look into if I have to do it but luckily I got but on a brand new medicine that's kept me in remission for 3 years now.

Continued prayers. I came out of a C-section with my 3rd child in full blown UC. Limited on meds due to nursing and had the same awful life of 20x a day plus taking care of 3 children under 4 with a husband that traveled 4 nights a week. It was an awful time. With prayers and time I was able to go on meds that finally helped and was symptom free when that sweet baby was 15 months old. It is life altering. So glad the angles came to you in the form of a medical team that took care of things to get you on track again. So sorry you have had to go through this.

As a crohn's survivor, that has been lucky enough to have a very mild case, I feel for you, brother. I was diagnosed in high school and by the time I got to college I was 5'-10" and 115lbs. Thankfully, I've had it easy. I'm sorry for your suffering, but I'm glad things have worked out for you. Prayers for you and yours.

Love the choice of wood very nice finish. Thanks for sharing your expertise mistakes and all!!

Do you have a preference between the screws hidden in the body of the vice or have them extended outward the way you have them?

Oh oh someone put mayo in the ketchup bottle

Really like how it turned out! Now I wanna make one.

I had a chug kick back into that dust collector and totally destroyed the plastic catch shoot along with the rubber flap

The proper name is "register chisel" used for finishing mortises.

this is fantastic! I'm going next weekend and was looking for inspiration on how to display it once I get home

Which model of the Ridgid is this? they have a couple of 10" sliders?

What's new compared to the last model?

I've been doing woodworking as a hobby for the past 7 years or so, and to this day drawers keep being my worst enemy hahaha.

Neee to get some designer lessons from you.

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I really love that board it reminds me of of my little brick cheese bord

Thank you. Well done.

I don't know if I'd call this a honest review he said this saw is good for Crown molding and they do not even make Crown clamps for this saw I've had riged miter saw for years. You just gotta hold The Crown up there at the angle and do your best but it very rarely works out not a good saw for crown

Do you sale that bit?

That is truly beautiful. I have to say, if that mallet were mine I’d never, ever use it. A collectors item!! Thank you.

Nice self defense tool….gives you something to defend yourself with

There are several other creators making Moxon vuces in various forms and shapes. Each creator does a pretty darn good job except for 1 glaring issue that none of them have addressed. That issue is the method of how the entire vice/workbench is clamped down to the workbench itself. All of them use some type of clamp. While the clamps are 💯 effective, the clamps take away from the overall looks of the vice/bench. Can you think of another way to secure the vice to a workstation without using the ugly clamps, but still able to make the vice/bench removable? I was thinking of adding a horizontal vice at the bottom of the bench that would be usedto secure the Moxon to it. Or drill through holes through the front legs and insert bolts that would then go through predrilled holes in a workstation. The aft support could have holes that dowels could be inserted and then placed into holes in a workstation.

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I really wanted you to do the inside of the whole too

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I am into these saws big time. Cant afford ons yet but its high on my list when the time comes. What made you go with a 10inch instead of a 12? Sounds like spec for spec theyre very similar so id consider the 10 if going to save space and cut 99% of what id be doing either way

i was waiting for someone to figure out the vice might press it. :-)

Thats lovely,simple and beautifull 👍🏻😁

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Everything about the choice of wood, design and finish are fantastic. The visual impact of the process is fascinating but the guitar soundtrack ruins it for me personally. I would prefer to hear the sander, saw etc.

Beautiful design and well executed, I just hope the top doesn't shrink and split. Nice job!!

This is great stuff.

What do you do with this item? Display something on it? Looks kinda nice thought. I think the music gave me diarrhea.

Next time, use a piece of scrap wood place on the stud be for betting with your mallett! I'm sure I saw some damage on your mallet with the stunt! More dumbing down, showing the world more American woodworking techniques on "how not to use a wooden mallett!" I'm sure they are shaking thier head of laughing at the stupidity like I did!😢😂😢😂

That wood is very nice looking, but I never liked the moxon vice because of the two studs sticking out where your work! The handle should be pinned to the screw similar to a regular vice. Also, a moxon vise is just anotherfixturing device and has its pros and cons!!

Your going to simplify things? You have a shop full of expensive heavy duty machinery. Do you remember hand tools?

Wrong table to show the final result, great service tray!!!

Is the any added risk of doing the second cut from left to right instead of the right to left motion? Then you are moving against the direction of spin and don’t have to move the fence.

Great explanation! Now if only you could’ve made this video before my boneheaded move 🙄😝 appreciate it bud 🤙🏼

Hey Chris, it's great to see you posting WWing content again. really enjoyed watching this video and will be using the technique when I am building jewelry boxes. Hope you have been well!

Nice job!

Hello. What tree is it made from?

You could bungee cord the shop vac hose to the ceiling to reduce the pull on the hose.

Looking pretty slick, Chris

What was the glue and why did you apply it so high?

- Beautiful piece of work ! ! ! Thanx 4 sharing.