I love your old videos. Thanks for doing this.

I watched your Hammer video. I am getting the A3 31. The information you provided was very helpful in the decision process. Have you considered adding an overhead lift point with a chain hoist near the door opening? This is what I have done and find it very easy to unload heavy equipment from packaging and set it on a mobile base assy. Thanks for the great information!

Have you considered adding an overhead lift point with a chain hoist near the door opening? This is what I have done and find it very easy to unload heavy equipment from packaging and set it on a mobile base assy

Trigger clamps are an absolute necessity in a small shop. They are a 3rd hand when you're working alone and they are one-handed. Try using any other clamp with one hand.

Well explained! Best video I have seen on the topic. This will definitely help as I am about to do my floors. Thanks

Any suggestions on doing four edges on a slab door?

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I hate that you glossed over attaching the outside splinter guard because yours seems to have the same issue mine does. The provided “rotary knob” doesn’t engage with the hole provided at all. It literally just falls out and will not hold the splinter guard on.

I'm doing myong first cabinet door's.Tbe first door came out fine the second door doesn't close all the way . Any idea what I've done what is wrong?

I see you have a new DC. Why did you switch to the Oneida from there Harvery? I'm in that boat right now needing a new unit and the Harvey was on my list.

Thank you!!! I saw like a thousand videos and I didn't get it, I got it now.

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing

I've done edge banding several times over the years successfully, but I always come back to this video for a quick refresher. Great idea to save these videos for us non professionals

What a great project. Looks amazing

I "needed" custom pieces..... Nice build though 😊

miracle this guy still has fingers.

Lose that famous push stick? 😂

It's most hooah! Very high-speed! I think adding a felt (like jewelry box) would have have been good to keep the pieces from banging around.

Saw the dog poking his head around the corner in one shot. I'd like to request more dog involved in the videos moving forward!!

I’m curious what sharpening system you go with for hand tools, as performance seems to supersede cost in your shop.

That was an awesome project Jason. I got a dumbass question for you. Where did you find the black plugs for your MFT table. Every I go they only have the type with a slightly round top which of course project above the surface. I'm a Marine you need to be specific and I can understand it. Unless you want it blown up. You met my son and grandson at a show you were at in Atlanta. My grandson was in a wheelchair. Thank you, Ed

Thanks for another great video

Thanks Jason! I always learn something from you. Nice work!

Hi Jason! It was awesome to get to meet you today at the tool expo! Once again this is an awesome video and the chessboard turned out beautiful!

I love playing chess when I was a child. For a long time I realize that I forgot it >> Your video made my passion with this sport rises again !! Thank you so much

Always look forward to these builds. Beautiful work Jason!

What a beautiful piece of work. Lovely wood and outstanding craftsmanship. I’m sure your buddy loved it. 👍

Is your bandsaw table low, or are you super tall?

Fantastic job!!!

10:04 you have a spy in the house!! 😂

More build videos buddy. Nice build nothing over complicated and good on the VoiceOver.

Beautiful. I probably would have screwed it up by engraving the names upside down.

Very nice mate. Excellent video. May I ask what font you used for the engraving ?

Love the end result!

Hands down best comparison video I have come across. We use TSC75 regularly, need to purchase a new option for miter folding .625-1.125” sheet goods. Found this to provide a great fit!

Your chessboard is of heirloom quality, Jason. Andy's family will be able to utilize and cherish it for generations.

Sweet

Epic up cycling is my favorite chess board. I do love the way yours looks as well, I always learn from you. Thank you

Beautifully designed by Jay and crafted by you.

I enjoyed Jay's older pre CNC build days. Good videos and excellent builds. Unfortunately the weekly grind of KZbin pushes creators into quick production and the cnc takes over.

Really nice router and table saw setup you got there. I don't think I've ever seen such fancy feather boards. \m/

Excellent info. Exactly what I was looking to hear from some who has both tools. My take as I get ready order the 500 for an oak entry door project, I can double the a smaller domino for very large glue surfaces like 1-3/8 stock 6" long, in other words use 4 dominos.

I've used this method and I like it. But I prefer using the plastic feet in kitchens and bathrooms. You can pop the toe kick off and store things like extra floor and wall tile underneath. And two inches of water means nothing. Especially if you are there to pop off the toe kick before it gets wet but even if it does it's just a strip of ply.

I appreciate your comparison. I was thinking there would be something more to it, to justify the price tag, now I know there is not. The Festool 500 is $1200 and the 700 is $1700 on Amazon today (11/22/24). NO THANK YOU!!!

I made one of these from scrap wood recently. It works great but its more bulky than the castle one. One thing is I am using a straight bit, not an upcut spiral. It still works well, and was $14 instead of $40. Also, I want to remake the jig to use a compact dedicated router, and did not see 3/8" spiral bits using 1/4" shank. So I need to find that and will pay now that I know the thing works really well.

Narration is a good thing. I can't stand those silent tips and tricks videos -- no information. Sometimes, it's not so obvious what the heck they're trying to accomplish. Most of us aren't mind readers. You're excellent "as is!" 🙏🏻

Brilliant video 👌😁

Love the content, have ya reached 1000 yet ?

Car you lay this on a tile floor?