you're so american i love it

Is that power strip fused? You may need a hole to reset it if it ever pops. Overall many nice design features. Add 3/4 inch strip to the hinge mount so the arm drops drops flat. Piano hinge, possibly? Thanks for your service.

The music ti toooo loud AND SERVED NO PURPOSE AT ALL.

From 3:05 - 3:10, an additional piece appears....?

Your build is SO terrific I wouldn't care if you accompanied it with John Phillip Sousa! I love your talented and beautiful over-builds. I'm going to make use of your flip-cart and your miter saw over-build. Man! Your plans are incredibly detailed and helpful. THANKS for going the extra mile (extra 10 miles) on the plans! And thank you for sharing your vision and your terrific skill.

Great video. Thanks for posting. Our school was looking for someone to build the exact same enclosure for our xcarve. Was wondering if that was something you would be interested in. Hope to hear from you.

How can you get plans on this

Music started. I tightened my bandana. Great design. Thanks for the ideas.

Hows the vibration, racking during carves?

Definitely going to use this wing design for the flip cart I’m planning to build soon. Just needs some better hinges and some magnets to hold the supports in place.

does anyone know of someone that seels these metal tables that the wood slats sit inside? i dont think they make it for the shapoko 3xl

Nice idea, over executed

Thank you for sharing!! Very impressive work and craftsmanship! But even more so, for your service!!

Pretty slick, man! I'm very mechanical in nature as well and can do some wild stuff, but slip an electrical diagram in front of me, it might as well be ancient Kanji. Outlet boxes, switches, lights, not a problem. Anything where I have to do frequency or worry about EM signals, uhh... Know your limits, exceed where possible, refer to a professional when you find them. 👍

Best moment of the video: planer drops on stand to the beat. Prove me wrong.

Great video & cart…but the damn music is WAY too loud (and distracting)….but if I turn the volume down, your voice is barely audible/understood. Suggestion: if you really want to have the distracting music throughout your videos, at least learn to adjust your audio input levels during editing…..so there’s no need for viewers to keep lowering and raising the volume (over & over)

Good Morning 6-1-24, First thank you for your service from an old Marine, '66/'69. Just received my Shapeoko 4 and before assembly I want a mobile base for my small wood shop and stumbled across your video. Way more than I plan to do for what I need but very much enjoyed watching your work and the fact you are straight up about your mistakes and cures. Subscribed as a Thank You for your service and look forward to following you as time moves along. On this one video I did not see your service branch but regardless, Semper Fi

Interesting, Hunter. Brings back memories of Okinawa in the early '70s and the wood inlay plaque depicting the 1st Group flash that I made as a plaque to carry a metal casting of the SF crest as a departure presentation for Colonel Charles M. Simpson in 1971 as he departed command of 1st SFG. Simpson, an SF trooper from the earliest days, was the finest officer with whom I served during my 7-1/2 years in the Army.

Half-lap joints have another advantage; they result in less wood used because you don't have to double up your 2x4's to get the half-lap effect. Not only do I like your cart design and building method, Hunter, but upon noticing your wall in the background I find that we are brothers. Early 1970's 1st SFG for me.

Hello, which vacuum did You use?

Nice build. Your choices make sense to me, and the outcome fits your needs well. Your music selections are awesome. The thing made listening harder for me, is that the sound of the music was very full compared to the sound of you speaking. I had to keep cranking the volume to hear you, then dialing it back for the music. Anyway, great build. Thanks.

Very cool! I wonder what it would have looked like if you'd painted the top of the MDF first? I bet a two-toned design would look really good.

I love this build! I especially like the support wings. Lighter weight but the framework provides stability and strength. And the break-away support is a very elegant solution. My only question is regarding the power strip. Granted, it's not something that should happen very often, but what do you do if the onboard circuit breaker trips? As it's built, it requires the removal of at least one tool and the mounting board. I think the simple but far less attractive solution is mount it on the outside and drill a couple of holes for the cord ends to feed through. Or replace it with a multi input adapter with no surge suppressor and keep everything inside as shown. Again, it's probably not a high occurrence issue. But it will only take once before it's a major work stoppage. All in all, still a very cool design.

Great Work...!!! LOL @ "Fire Protection Measures"...

Great build - awesome dust collection hood - will be purchasing plans and thanks for your service!

First and foremost - thank you for your service - much appreciated. Second - Just retired from Goodyear Tire and Rubber (IT Manager) and getting my shop in order. Been doing hobby woodworking for close to 30 years but now get to do it on a regular basis. FIrst project is a miter saw station and then an outfeed table. Going to your Etsy site to see if you have plans for your dust collection hood. I have spent the last three weeks looking for flip cart design and gone through dozens and dozens of videos and have stopped my search with yours. Awesome work and will be purchasing your plan for this. Lastly - looks like you are (or have been) stationed about 45 minutes away from where I live so welcome! PS. Also subscribed to your channel. Best wishes!

War crim1nal🤬

Love your design, especially the CAD model pre-production verification!

Bloody brilliant!!

looked at several best so far

This is a problem I’m currently trying to solve. Great idea and model🤙

Hi! I see that you use a second wasteboard over the T Track wasteboard. Is there a special reason? What would be the benefits? Thanks.

Sehr coole Idee! Danke für das Video!

What happened to your plans to print this clamp? I see you offer a fully printed version of this item, but had hoped to just buy the plans and print it myself. Is there another site that I can purchase the print files? If not, I gotta say it is a very cool idea. Great idea mounting it above the Z-Axis motor, You are right, Carbide should offer this type of accessory. Maybe you can sell the idea to them.

"Let's put on some background music you guys can complain about in the comments." ROTF. Subscribed.

What was the tool you used to make all those slots? Thanks.

Damn dude. Bad ass. The tongue and groove support makes me nervous but the rest is amazing. I will surely be using this design.

If you wanted the weight to go straight through the frame, then you should have placed a stile directly in line with the bearing right in the middle. This is how houses are built when you want to transmit the weight of a heavy structure directly through the house and into the foundation (also called a point load). At the least you could have used a heavier support at the top, like doubling the stiles (kind of like a header).

First off thank you for your service! Funny thing I just purchased the Shapeoko 4 xxl and I went through the same thing with some of the switches weren’t working and it was very frustrating lol but Oscar at Carbide 3D was awesome and he got me up and running! I’m very interested in your plans for your enclosure.

Thank you for the video it was by far the best one ive found to explain it

“And I don’t see any smoke, that is surprising “. Confidence restored. 😂👍👍

You didn’t miss a beat with this enclosure. Outstanding work. 👍👍

Will this enclosure work for a longmill MK2 48 x 30?

Love it! Nice job! Thank you for your service to our country!!

Excellent craftsmanship. Very nice work!

Is there a way to get detailed plans/bom for this

Had to stop watching it because of the annoying background music. it adds nothing, so why put it in.

I wanna watch your video so badly right now. I’m making a cut on my machine in my apartment and it’s way loud rn. And your audio is quiet in so many places. I’ll be watching again!

Measure twice.....

Like it, and appreciate that you allowed for wanting enough density to be good for hammer strikes and your other thoughts about plywood.