Excellent idea mate. Think I might have a go at some myself.

good instructional video do you add juice grooves to some of your boards

Nice one... Careful of those turtle doves trying to steal them, 'tis the season.

Nicely done. Just wondering if two of those buttons makes a pear? 😉

I liked your logo in the bottom corner when video started. They're nice little buttons, but fiddly to make?

Nice work! Every time I need one of these I contemplate making a nice one like this.... then stick a nail in some MDF off-cut and do a bodge-single-use job 😂

G'day Alan, I liked the subtitles, helped when the audio dropped a bit. Don't forget to give some good shots of the finished product at the end! Bit of a tease there 😅

Love the energy, dad jokes, and dadding ❤ Board not bad either 😂

You did half a truck still with your jumper on !

Is there part two of the shelving? Amazing the transformation of the timber as it goes through the sander

Like cutting Chefdar cheese into wedges :)

Nice bit of timber. How do you know how far around to turn that little wheely thing?

Such a good worker with any timber pretty to watch you working on any project.

Beautiful timber! You're a machine ❤

Love it Alan! Short, simple and very relaxing. Great to change it up sometimes.

Alan, great job. You are doing it just like I would. Some hesitation. I like how you are always monitoring yourself. Most others edit that out. keep up the good work and projects.

Awesome work. A woodworker and a filmaker. Very impressive.

I wonder if that first cut would’ve been better with a bandsaw to take the bulk off

Did you oil it or what to finish ?

Well done Allen,great results,love how you sort the irregularities with the timber and how much care you take to get it perfect

There is so much work in your boards, then they look simple and elegant as finished pieces.

What is that pencil sharpener thing ? What a beaudy.

I Like the music

Where do you source all this wonderful Blackwood ?

Never seen that before. How does a rock get into plywood?

Great idea worked a treat 👍

Thought enjoyed the process and final results thank you and well done,looking forward to the next project

That was close on the reverse hole Alan, guaranteed I'd have just gone with it and then realised. Good Save! Not sure if it would assist, any other commenters jump in on this if it won't work. What if you were to turn yourself a small handle - put a threaded insert inside a piece of woo... *cough* or find an old door knob laying around somewhere.. Mount a disposable screw in a chuck, turn it down to something nice, then insert on..... be able to support the cut at both ends, I saw your hand on the back of the jig wrestling with the extraction hose. Counter sink at the far end of the jig, as to not get in the way of the other spots. Not sure if it would help or hinder the functionality of the jig. Awesome project and great work! Your content was already enjoyable and it's just getting better every week!

Another useful addition to the tool cupboard.

Nice view looking out your shed door

That's cool. What did you use for your first round boards?

Thanks for subscribing and supporting my channel ❤️ I have a lot of things to learn and improve on but im really enjoying the process. All your comments really get me thinking. Hope you enjoy this demonstration of how I made the jig.

When you are cutting away all the excess timber to sculpt each piece , what happens if you hit a knot in the timber ? Does it split or crack ?

The ply will be good insulation too I suppose

Nice! Blackwood always looks great 👍

What's the knot you use on the wire?

Love the joins well done

Your workshop is pretty good

Awesome like your new muff and mic

That headset is pretty epic, nice find! What a beautiful frame, nice work Alan.

Nice workshop and great vibe Regards James

Cool! Nice frame. Be good to see the painting/photo in it. Did you forget to turn the microphone on?

Thanks so much for taking the time to watch this video. It is a big leaning curve 😅 Love your comments and feedback. Also, if you enjoyed this or are curious enough to want to watch the next one, please subscribe ❤ subscribing and watching the entire video is the best way to show support 👌🏼

Another great video Al. Nice to hear young Master Wes. Have you got any snaps of the 'shed' before you converted it? Cheers from Bali.

Great video. Just a couple of observations. If you put baking paper under your clamps during glue ups you will stop glue getting on your benches. Also I’ve had to throw away all the black rubber feet that I’d been using as they were perishing & leaving black marks on the bench after a year or so. I’ve now found some clear ones & am giving them a try.

Great video Alan and what a great finished product. You had me cracking up with the glue bit. Something I've recently implemented is an el cheapo microphone ($40 at the local music store) the one I grabbed was the CKMOVA VCM1. (office works have the non-off brand version - Joby Wavo $98) most Canon's have the Microphone port. While it's not top of the line, when you add the dead cat (fluffy filter) to it. it cuts out ambient noises and picks up primarily the noise in which the microphone is pointed at. It's taken down the sound of the dust extractor and air compressor down to 25% of what it used to be, now you can actually appreciate the tool noises a bit more. First video using this microphone will go up on Tuesday, any tool noises you hear is on that microphone, voice overs with a much more expensive set up. Voice overs I use an elaborate kit designed for podcasting more than woodworking, I like to tinker with technology.

If you wipe your excess glue off after clamping you will save your belts from getting clogged up a bit but very much enjoying seeing you at work <3

This is cool

Best video yet! I was mesmerised - and loved the end when your little offsider came in to help ❤

I think you've lost the plot with ya glue 😂😂