The video looks like TV selling programs. Too much talking

Is that turbo charger really that fast?

Extremely nice design and finish

Great idea, thanks

There are easier ways to do this.

I wish there was more focus on the less common - epoxy as a guitar grain filler, VS the multiple B-rolls of the sanding processes. Still, beautiful results and nice work!

Nice bench! This gives me some ideas on how I can revamp my garage shop and clean it up.

would have loved to see how you dadoed the outside frame of the board to make it slide into box

That thing costs more than 5 times my tabel saw lol.

Good job looks great 😊

Best way to make blanks?? Should they be dried first or can it be done green?

Just Lovely

This was very comprehensively described for the normal nontechnical person. Thanks!

It's good to see the WoodPrix has new instructions to save my money and energy to make it.

Is there a name for this jig or whats it called?

Brilliant

Nice build, too bad it's in fast forward.

Here's a great idea to capture the dust from the front of the blade. I used this on an old Porter-Cable (352SV circular saw and it works very well. The PC saw I have has a dust port above the A good source of durable plastic is a small Dawn dish soap bottle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3W3dGuqh6asns0

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Thanks for inspiration.

Was thinking of getting a harvey sliding table - what happened to your sliding table? Do you still like using it?

I find it very hard to believe that one coat of Walrus oil will sufficiently protect the guitar from scratches, oil, and hand crud for the long term. It's easy to achieve a good finish on a guitar, but what will it look like in 3-10 years? So, do you plan to re-oil it every year or 2? That's why people spray lacquer right?

awsome job !!!!! thats best one ive seen 10 out of 10 👍😁

Lovely work. Thanks for sharing

Pls take music out future cida

Awesome design! Never saw a sled with that feature! Love it!

That is one nice sled. Bravo for a great sled 🇨🇦

A question on the T track. On the miter saw surface, you doubled up with plywood bc you were installing T Track. But on the Wings/Drawers, it looks like it's just the 3/4 melamine even though those pieces also have T Track. So do we have to double up for the T Track or is it ok to just have 1 sheet of melamine? The melamine available locally is .74" actual thickness

Why?!?!

So great but so expensive

That’s a nice setup for a precise, repeatable cut, but we are lacking information - what is it? A cutting board?…

I do that daily without a sled. You can also do it with a router table or handheld router or a skill saw. Choose your blade or bit wisely. I would use this for more complicated or small tasks where holding the work piece becomes difficult or unsafe.

Awesome idea🔥🔥

Excelente todo un arte! Felicitaciones buen trabajo

Does anyone know how you could easily prepare the blanks from found wood? What would the other tools required be?

he can stick a square peg in a round hole

Beautiful i wish sameone to give me a chessboard

YOUR CHOICES IN WOOD IS THE BEST IVE SEEN!

This is fantastic. I learned a lot .... I am almost ready to start on my project. Thx.

how much ink did it take? I need to ink some table legs and all you can find locally is 2 oz which doesn't seem like much. Also did you mix it with water or just use it direct? Great build.

What angle did you use baseball bats to attach the top

The price of this stuff has gone up so much now, it's nuts. (the ink)

I just bought my miter saw and I believe it's the same one you have in this video. At first, I couldn't figure out why you built that black melamine deck on either side of your saw, then I figured it out. You took the manufacturer's deck off of the saw, but I'm curious why you did that. My theory is your design will give you full access to all 70º of miter in either direction without having to open the deck as you do with the manufacturer’s design, and in this way, you also maintain a full deck from front to back, as opening the manufacturer’s deck shortens it from front to back. Is that basically it? I'm asking because, right now I'm in the design stage of building my cart, and yours looks almost like what I'm trying to build. And my measurements with the 2 wings open for a full 70º cut means the width of the main cabinet will need to be approximately 42". I’m considering purchasing your instructions and possibly the Kreg base. Thank you.

what is the final height of the board?

I've done a lot of thinking about cross cut sleds. Yours is very nice, but I have a few issues: Wouldn;t it be nice to have an edge renewal provision for the left edge of kerf too? For instance, I love the Freud box cutter set, and it requires a different setting on left edge than standard blade. Isn't formica too slick as top surface? Check out textured phenolic coated ply (made in Latvia). Your sled is way too nice to not have a flip-stop. In my opinion the KM block is all marketing hype. Not a true microadjust (it's just another manual adjustment) and not flipping out of the way loses a lot of functionality.

Can i use a Scroll saw?

Great video. I’m currently doing the same on my breakfast bar wall in my kitchen. A lot easier with all your tools but I’m getting there. I’m up to the sanding down and wondering what u used to paint or seal the wood. I’m looking for something that will soak in seal,protect and also bring out the natural grain on the wood.

Great build! Do you have a way to latch the drawer step to hold it open? I’m shopping for latches for mine.

So, which starbond did you use in this video? thin, medium, thick, etc...