Loud annoying fucking music warning

Too Talkative

Nice

Why is this framed so badly

Saw re-sharpening is a pain. Especially on saws with smaller teeth.

Excelente 👏🏻👏🏻

A little advice to the beginners out there. Don't EVER back feed on a table saw. The teeth of the blade are coming up from the table on the backside of the blade and can lift the work. If this happens, whatever you're cutting will become a projectile and cause serious injury. Also, never rip thin parts without a push stick. Use the push stick to push the offcut between blade and the fence through the cut. Leaving the off cut between the blade and the fence can result in an ejection. A 10" saw blade has a linear speed of about 140mph.

thems be nuts not bolts

I'm pretty sure those in the beginning were not bolts as spacers. Those are nuts.

You scare me because your sled is so stiff you scare me because you back away on a blade while it's still running you're not a woodworker you're probably a wood butcher I wouldn't work around you to save my life

Nice Thanks. Not impressed with your saw. What saw is that?

French cleats interest me for a heavy piece wood sign I am making!! Lovely job as usual

Shaylee Squares

Branson Alley

Great video. I noticed the link to the free plans is not working, do you have a different URL? Much appreciated and thanks for sharing!

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McClure Bypass

Laverne Station

Emmerich Divide

Greenfelder Causeway

Pouros Camp

Great video! I've just bought my first dewalt table saw, and look forward to following your tips!

An enlightening tutorial. Have four 1910 doors with yale lock holes and one with what looks like the effects of the Hulk’s fist that goes all the way through. This technique is perfect.

Loved this short-short video! The end result looks perfect. I have a couple repairs that would be best if they were made with dutchmen. Do you prefer a certain type of wood for this repair?

It's so exciting to see how you do it in the USA. I personally do exactly the same job in Switzerland and love it. I hope you always have enough work and wish you all the best

#youdontlookcool

Of course plan is not free anymore

Love this video. My wife and I are building a home (they just broke ground). I will have a woodworking workshop and have been trying to plan electrical needs. GREAT VIDEO. THANK YOU.

What changes would you make to a comodate adults rather than kids?

Are your ceilings 9ft or 8ft?

I love it when woodworkers make videos comparing hand tools with power tools. Thank you. I even think that with a few added elements, we could argue that hand tools can get the job done faster than power tools for one-off projects: - much less sanding if at all - in most furniture projects, there is no need to actually bring the back face to exact thickness, let alone make it parallel or even smooth. The inside of my antique cupboard has rails and panels that are scalloped and rough. - no need to don a mask, ear or eye protection - no need to empty the dust collector bag - no downtime for oiling, resetting, dusting off, or when the irons need to be sent for resharpening and replaced - possibility to sneak short work sessions at odd hours when noise would be a big no-no - for one-off projects, the part where the machines can save time is just a fraction of the total time (drawing the plans, choosing lumber, rough sizing and optimizing the cut plan, dry fitting, glueing, installing the hardware, finishing, etc. are all done by hand anyway). Therefore the relative gain from using machines is much less than it looks. Obviously this only holds for one-off projects. For anything even mildly repetitive, machines can't be beat.

where can we find they sharpening jig?

what's the brand and model of that ceiling fan?

Just buy a cheap Harbor Freight $100 sharpener and you are all set!

When crosscutting, never place the timber against the fence for the whole cut - should be a spacer connected to the fence at the beginning, so when the cut occurs, the timber isn’t against the fence….

Don’t use power tools

I really enjoyed this build project; especially the fact that you built the entire Arbor out of Cedar! Well done, Sir!

You need to hold down the wood you are working on

So many unsafe operations in this video/commercial, you definitely did not earn a new viewer.

Your words are slurring together. Slow down. Enunciate.

Nicely done

Can you share a link to get uograde impeller like yours?

THANKS FOR THESE GOOD IDEAS! CAN YOU DO SOMETHING SIMILAR, FOR A RADIAL ARM SAW?!... HOW ABOUT "TABLE EXTENSIONS", TOO?!..

Install a 5 gallon bucket to the bottom of the canister filter with a gamma seal lid. That bag at the bottom is blowing out fine dust.

Put the remote control on a breakaway lanyard hang around neck . Always with you.

Bandsaw collection 14 inch piece of 2 inch pipe put the open end of pipe at a angle and allow the bandsaw blade to cut it . Then it can be pulled out when you need to open the lower door.

Don't forget to tape the long seams in the piping.

Dozuki is clearly better at everything. I've been working on it for years and the only downside is it loses its teeth like an old man.

I like the Atlas 46 gear hanging up in the back ground-big fan myself. Good Review.

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