That is so sexy! I love the pride and care taken in making a truly human interface.

Bonjour et bon année, voilà des étagères bien pratique , et votre petit gabarit pour la mis en place des taquets français ça c'est bien vu , je garde en tête cette astuce. Et merci pour le contenu de vos vidéos c'est un régal.

Why on god’s green earth would you go through the effort of finding and cleaning up nice walnut, matching up the grain, only glueing so that it’s seamless, and then make the REMOVABLE PANEL WITH 4 SCREWS ON THE VISIBLE TOP RATHER THAN ON THE BOTTOM BENEATH THE ADHESIVE FEET LIKE EVERYONE ELSE DOES OMG THAT FRUSTRATED ME

I discovered your channel way too late to buy one. Want! Hope you decide to make up another batch some time!

what, no d100?

15:11 YES!!!! I commented on one of your other videos where that happened how much I hate it. I literally threw out all of my 1 inch bits because of that reason. I only use 2 inch bits now. They can be chucked in a drill and have the attachment point to be locked into a quick change bit or impact.

Bien pratique ce rail de coupe

Who else is back here watching this in 2025?

I'd have made the boxes (both sizes) as drawers rather than boxes placed on shelves. Then get rid of the shelves (except for a couple to help keep the cabinet frame sturdy. Make the "tray" drawers 1/2 or 1/3 the height of your apple box drawers. Then install a set of runners in the cabinet and on the sides of the drawers that are sized for a full stack of the shallower tray drawers. Then you can slide two trays in the space of an apple box or one apple box in the space for two trays. You'll be able to add more boxes or more trays as you find you need them and shift the order of them in your cabinet without being limited by all the shelves that only allow trays in the tray section and boxes in the box section. Check out Wittworks for his base cabinet build to see how this would work. It's super flexible because I find that I start out with an idea of how many deep vs shallow drawers I need but over time I get more tools that need deep boxes or I want more shallow ones for keeping the contents in a single layer vs stuffed in a drawer on top of each other. The Wittworks design is for two sizes of drawers but you might want to go to three different sizes so you can have very shallow drawers (boxes) for some more flexibility.

The isopropyl alcohol bottle definitely says "5th Element" to me. Like those police riot uniforms.

19:10 😂😂 it's funny how you say that and I can immediately feel the frustration from trying to use them as a kid... Even though I haven't touched a pair of those in decades 😅

15:27 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Could you have made the cuts for the bends with the CNC? Probably would have taken longer, but I find where I always get in trouble either by messing up material or putting myself in danger, is doing many repeated cuts. Although, I can also see how it can be a bit meditative.

I thought you weren't supposed to plug these into power strips/surge protectors.Risk of fire cos they can't shut themselves off

My Grandmother had "Jarts"; we played with them a lot as kids and now I'm kind of curious where they ended up. At any rate, they were amusing, but hardly a thing that held our attention for long. Just something to do when we were REALLY bored. I don't doubt we had adult supervision, but I'm happy to report none of us kids ever received any additional perforations during our play.

That spider light would go perfect in my creepy basement

This is how most of my time in the shop is spent. My ADD can suck at times. kzbin.info/www/bejne/laWloYRjh5d7apo

"it's fora guitar amp" and "i paid way too much for these" are two phrases that go hand in hand haha

Don't know if you read this or not but I got an idea for you tornado why not mount a simple rod through all of the round pieces on a central orbit so where each of your round bits turn on a different Loeb make the bass stable

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wouldnt be easier to use colored epoxy to fill in the letters?

couldnt connect an outlet to a light switch?

15:28 a base plate . why are there 2 plugs coming from the back? why not just Daisy chain them together? They are going to be on the same power source either way?

The most impressive part of this project is more about your character than the build itself. You left your mistakes in the video, no edits. That's empowering to everyone watching... No one, no matter the skill level or years of experience is impervious to "the dumb"... I salute your craftsmanship, your wit / humor / clever one liners / integrity / honesty / entertainment / educational content you put into every video. You are a treat to watch. :P

It's time to bring back the carelessness of our youths! I for one really miss living by the seat of our pants. These darts need to be extremely head-heavy. Do a PLA+ printed treatment of the fins. Looking forward to Part 2...

"chin clamp" is very very relatable

Wesley, I just love watching your brain work through problems. I almost don't care what the specific project is, or if it applies practically to me at all. Keep it up.

I made one half as narrow and there is no need for the steps to overlap at the centre.

You’re having too much fun in this one.

It was 1970 and my buddy and I thought it would be fun if one of us stood in the backyard and the other in front yard of his (single story ranch) house and throw lawn darts over the roof of the house at each other. Luckily, we both survived. I'm currently 62 and this bone-headed memory still gives me goosebumps for its sheer idiocy. Nine-year old boys need constant supervision.

You've made things more efficient - you can now lose glasses three times faster!

@Wesley Treat - If you want to find old switches and lights as well as other cool vintage stuff NOS, you can contact REM Electronics in Warren OH. Talk to Danny Meyers. He has been there a long time and knows about this stuff. They have a good size warehouse with lots of cool stuff in stock that they do not advertise. Just old stock collected by their founder that has not been touched in probably 30 years.

Put the wings further back

Another dirty hack is to paint the outside white. As a young home owner I slapped half a can of expired indoor white waterbased paint directly on the unpainted galvanised steel roof of my garage, and achieved similar results to yours. Why such inappropriate paint? Because I had it, and recovered it with lots of mixing. Was it perfect? No, but it was free and 10 years later almost all the paint was still there.

You made a Treat Treat, which would mean this video could be called a Treat Treat treat. A Three-treat if you will.

use a neon bulb

Everything thats temporary more than six months is permanent...

It may be the distance between the flights & the point need to be farther apart like an arrow from a bow. This will probably need a bigger weighted point. I Enjoyed the video, very funny.

I liked that you schooched over for the "Data Broker":U banner

Never thought of doing that. Very cool.

For me, what's even more frustrating than movement during glue ups is pocket holes. Every gosh darned time I use them, even with clamps, they pull and move the joint just a little forward. I've started putting a screw into end grain prior to pocket holes to hold the joint, then removing the screws into end grain.

Beautiful work!

He obviously puts a lot of effort into editing his videos. Well done.

Wow! SO COOL!!!!

Wesley, could you adapt the slip roller to use the wheel from the tubing roller?

Great stuff. Did you consider replacing the slip roller base, instead of adding the angle iron?

Brilliant - best design - a horizontal pull out shelf at optimal height. No need to build a sliding drawer for every case. A+++

I thought catching snipes involved a paper bag.....

Hey Wesley! New sub here. Love your videos. Sorry to hijack this video's comment section, but I couldn't help but admire your work pants. They look nice and seem to have some nice features. I've even tried tracking them down, but the brand I found... I think is women's only 😂. Would you mind sharing the brand ?