Beautiful as usual Vic, came out a treat.

No one has understood that this is the same principle of "plano limpress" (the Swedish glue clamping station), the only difference is that you made it without spending a fortune. Well done, my friend

Vielen Dank! Direkt auf den Punkt, ohne den ganzen Unsinn oder die nervige Hintergrundmusik! Nochmals vielen Dank aus Deutschland. 1000%

This looks great and probably loads cheaper than buying at the store. And if it isn’t cheaper, Way more fun to DIY! Thanks for sharing.

I spy with my little Eye a Niroc tool!!!

Mate!....looks amazing, well done 👍😁🇦🇺

Good to see you back! Thanks!

Happy new year 👍 thanks for a fantastic video great job and video 🍺🍺👍👍

Great idea but I was thinking the led strip lights might be easier, you could tape it to the back of each number.

Great video mate!! Definitely giving tons of inspiration for something I need to do for ours! Thanks for sharing mate!

What a beautiful house sign! Love it!

Nicely done, my only question is on the placement of the solar panel. Not sure if it wouldn’t be nicer for balance if it was above the digits.

Happy New Year from Ireland Vic. Great project. Looks great.

Great project vic!!! So nice to update and renew the old! Welcome to 2025!!

great design and you done a frist class job building it . that Ceadar wood was beautifl . im looking forward to that bench . Thanks

Awesome! Happy New Year! Looking forward to all the remakes. Thanks Vic.

you must be the envy of your neighbours as that sign looks fantastic epically at night

Looks great

Pine became elegant and beautiful after client's stain

Very nice ! Do you have a link to the solar module and lights you used pls?

Supper nice result. I might do something similar for my home using your design. If that is allright with you? I will have to look where I can find the components to build this. I love it and this elevates the look of your house. I can't wait to see your next remake.

Mate that looks amazing!!!! I think your remake is Phenomenal!!! I like this remake concept you’re doing as well. I have tons of thing I probably should re do Thanks for posting

Sometimes small projects can give a disproportionate amount of satisfaction. Plus, in this case, it will be easier to keep the solar panel clean.

WOW, that is a beautiful house number board. Thank you for sharing. Have a great New Year and stay safe.🙂🙂

Our house number sign was made from an old LED Emergency Exit sign thats meant to hang from a ceiling. I just made a new number cutout for it.

Nice work mate. Where did you get your cedar from. Have been trying to find some local here (SE QLD) but nothing to be found.

So simple but such a nice project, I reckon my place could do with one too. 👍 Also, you picked up a Niroc scribe / center punch? Nice, how pretty are they! 😆

Love it. Looking forward to all the remakes. Where did you get the solar panel and lights? Cheers mate.

Happy new year to you and your family. Lovely project and well crafted.

It's amazing how a small and simple project can have such an impact. Looks great.

Beautiful Vic lovely job

Loved the video, keep them coming.

Great to see you again 😊

Cool project, thanks for sharing! 👍

Happy New Year. Great Update. Looking forward to more upgrades. More time on your hands??? Have you retired from full time work. I don't have time for a full time job any more. Too busy in the Shed 😊😁

Nice project, I don't think i would have the patience to put in each one of those lights.... Good thing you don't live in a house with a 4 digit address!

Great job mate - looks terrific.

When your number's up . . .

Great project mate, I'm absolutely going to make this for our new house 😀

I just bought this exact miter gauge, except w/o the fence and it's a different brand. Here in the U.S. it goes by Wen, not banggood. But it's literally the exact same product. I also experienced the issue that the t-track disc came out of the slot. I'll see if I can fix that, but I'm doubtful. The gauge also scratches up my table saw base quite a lot, even though the gauge has a thick plastic spacer underneath. I'll try to come up w/ a solution for that.

Beautiful video thanks a lot.

Hi what a fantastic job and video.. well done... can I ask what side runners you used and where did you purchase them from? thanks Colin..

Loving the simplicity of methodology, instruction and them wild busy eye brows! An easy subscribe. Looking forward to the next project, from a fellow (Adelaidean) aussie. 😊

What size motor do you recommend for a 6 inch disc sander?

Is there a plastic "base" to the bottom of the mitre gauge?

Beautiful piece of work but I think I see two potential issues with its strength over the long run. I think it would have benefited with the addition of splines in the miter. I can imagine that, over time, when people but their feet up, kids sitting on it, getting bumped, etc that the miter glue joints will come apart. It is a kind of end grain glue joint after all. And second, because there's no cross support between the two legs -- the sheer force of use and abuse over the years would make the legs come loose and maybe split the wood at the bolt locations Maybe instead of just two bolts per leg, it would have been better to use 4 for each to provide a little extra sheer force resistance. Look great though.

I'm just a newbie woodworker, and I'm curious if wood movement on the inside of the frame can bust the miters or split the wood on the outside of the frame. Or does sealing the wood prevent that?

3/4 inch material only ?

Thanks

gppd job well done.