Great lesson. Thanks for sharing! ❤

I would recommend this even to experienced adults, excellent teacher

Born and raised in and around the Atlanta area. The older I get, the more I appreciate the accents of this country. Thanks for spreading the knowledge. Cheers from Georgia.

My first comment ever on KZbin. Fantastic instruction! You are very thorough without being boring. Body position, etc, etc and expanding why. I learned a lot from watching this one. You're giving your young students confidence to use an intimidating tool. I wish I had had someone like you as a shop class instructor. Great job teach!

Thank you!

Glad to see we are still teaching our youth these valuable skills. Maybe you can tell your kids that carpenters get paid! I left a 6 figure job last year to pursue my passion in carpentry and cabinet making, I currently make more money for less time and in turn get to spend more time with my family and I get to do what I love. The trade workers will be the new millionaires as more people opt for custom made work instead of Ikea.

I learned woodworking from PBS in the early 90's. I should have paid more attention to the riving knife, although I always wear safety glasses. I took a kickback to the gut years ago when a board pinched. I thought I had internal bleeding it hurt so bad. You're a great teacher. Pay attention kids; this class will save you $$$ for the rest of your life :)

Glad to see there are still teachers like you around 👍. Reminds me of my shop teacher 45 years ago, the teachers my kids had weren't near as thorough. I think most of the bad rap on RAS's, came from the bad ideas that the ads showed with the accessories you could get. They didn't show how unsafe they could be.

That looks pretty nice 👍 Does the pedestal reduce the cut length capacity?

Great video! Simple and informative.

At last, a channel for those of us who didn't have a father figure growing up. It's hard to DIY when you don't know how, and bad info abounds online. Subscribed. 👍 Thanks for sharing this video. P. S. Very glad you didn't lose your eye!! 😣

Why would anyone want to use a power saw to cut small pieces?! A small hand saw 🪚 ie: coping saw MUCH SAFER !

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I have a love/hate relationship with ratchet straps, mostly hate.

When we used to haul junk cars for a living I used to always say "I could live to be a thousand years old and I'll never understand how to properly use one of these things!"

I usually cut little things like that with either a razor knife or a pull saw. That huge radial saw is rather unnecessary

Maybe a bandsaw?

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Simple and effective... well done

My high school wood shop teacher had a tremendous impact on my life and inspired me to go to design school and work with my hands. Your job is so important thank you 🙏

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More to do with size of piece and less about grain. Grain matters more with your TPI not the type of saw you use. Cut with the saw that gives the most fence support for the type of cut you're making.

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Table saws are design to rip cut, not cross cut. This has nothing to do with the grain of the board, it has to do with the stability of the wood against the fence. In a cross cut the wood is less stable (due to a smaller side being supported by the fence and the longer side being unsupported). This makes it much more prone to tipping which can bind on the blade and cause dangerous kickback. In order to safely make cross cuts on a table saw, it is best to use a cross cut sled.

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Great tip. Have been doing that for decades. Works every time.

Careful with that ive ruined a few drill drivers using a brad for a tiny hole ruins the chuck if your not careful plus a nail is MUCH softer metal than a drill bit

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Great work Jeff and Liam! It’s wonderful to see the art of woodworking passed on! You can really tell that young lad is focused on getting every bit of knowledge. You’re a good teacher Jeff!

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Algorithm. Wt actual f?? I straight up chased paint around that little channel in the rim like 3 hours ago with a spare piece of rag. I thought to myself while doing it, "this is a fundamental flaw of paint can design. There's gotta be a better way." I was listening to a podcast with my phone in my pocket.... How did you know, phone? HOW?! WHO DO YOU WORK FOR????

Good tip!

Seems like a great shop teacher

This is great to see this! I'm a wood machinist by trade with 39 years experience, and moved to Canada 16 years ago. Wheni got here, I was shocked to see the prevalence of people operating table saws with no riving knife, no guard and a fence that runs front to back on the saw. No problem generally speaking when cutting sheetgoods, but with solid lumber, it's pretty much all sketchy, so i'm really pleased to see you open to the idea and putting it out there for educational purposes. I use a slider for all my sawing in the shop, and the fence can be moved back, or replaced with a short fence for ripping. The other great design of the fence is the ability to have it flat to the table, meaning the height of the fence is only about half an inch. This allow the overhead guard to stay on almost always. There are occasions when i operate the saw without the guard, but most of the time it is to make a dado type cut, where the blade doesn't come through the top of the material being cut. What you have made up is what i use on my jobsite saw. It works a treat! You talk about the blade guard being in the way with thinner pieces, and for that, just make up another short fence but with an additional piece 1/2 or 3/4" thick by say 2 or 3" wide and add that to the bottom of the short fence so that it is flat on the table. That will allow you to cut much narrower pieces with the guard in place.

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I go to the dollar store to buy them. I throw them out. Good video from Sacramento