White side and cmt router bits are great . Sears router bits are crap

I struggled with Incra router table and settled with jessem. For me, the jessem has everything I want.

I quit buying woodpecker tools because of their one time tool gimmick not being available when I really needed it.

Thank you! Yes I have been struggling trying to decide which one to get and then going back to my dowelmax. But I am in the festool family with a sander and dust collector . And I have made plenty of goofs with dowelmax

Cant tell for sure, but it looks like you have 4 or 5 festool track saws on a shelf back there.. if so, why so many?

I don't know anything about joinery and appreciate all the tips you've given for these 5 joints. Could you please tell me if it is advisable if you're really fussy for the finger joint to arrange the two pieces so that the end fingers are the same width? Also in the Finger Joint picture the grain of the dark wood seems to be opposite to that of the white wood. Is it better to have the grain running the same? I don't know, which is why i ask.

There’s no such thing as a 12” Kapex. Biggest is 10”.

Excellent video. I'm about to apply some Rubio to an antique kitchen table restored, and your video explains everything very clearly. Thanks so much!

thanks for making me watch a scam advert youtube

The shadow is the kerf of the blade? What does that mean exactly? That it just shows where the centre of the blade is? But not where the cut line is?

When do you paint your cabinets since you predrill so many things? Do you have any videos on painting/finishing cabinets? Thanks for the great video!!

Considering this for my in-law’s kitchen. Have you tried hammering down that seam that opened that was slightly raised and got chipped?

Can you run oil bassd paint thru it?

ah bad success. the oxymoron of success.

What did you use for mineral spirits Brent?

I am so happy something like this exists! We are having a house built and need to install all the hardware ourselves. I was dreading this until i saw this video. Thank you!

Why does a metric tape measure say "16 foot" on side instead of 5 or 6 meter.

I saw a sawblabe porn, wtf.

Good, comprehensive instructional video, Thanks!

Do you have sketch-up plans for your miter station available for purchase?

Planning on remodeling my small kitchen using your cabinet style. Thanks for including so much detail. What are you using 3:58 to burnish the edge banding after flush trimming? Thanks again.

The european model has plug-in-cords! It's all beacuse of the usual US-Current of 110 Volts. Tha cable and plugs have to suffer the double amount of Ampères. So they got to have double dimensions (diametre of cable). The plug should be bigger as well. So festool went the easy way. No big problem, as you said. The compact motorhousing has one more advantage: The motor never gets in collisions with any mountings left from the rail (clamps, and things)!!

I wonder why he does this final rip at the table saw. He makes a big case elsewhere on the accuracy of the Festool track saw and the TSO guides. Then why is the table saw step necessary, since there is at least an extra time and material usage?

Excellent video. Where did you get the yellow triangle cones that you placed the board on?

Bent, well done man, you have found the secret to working in metric and that is DO NOT TRY TO CONVERT. Just use it!

Where can I get the blum book?

I've used your methods on a few projects and it worked great! On my latest project I tried your sand to 150 then water pop method and it did not work out as well as just sanding to 120, water popping and hitting it again lightly with 120. When I water popped my walnut boards, it did not raise the grain evenly, especially near knots and I can feel this on the final product. I'm sure this is one of those "only I will ever tell things" but I can feel the texture inconsistencies when rubbing my hands over the top. I have not seen this when sanding to 120 though.

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Thank you for sharing your Very informative making cabinet...

Here in Portugal we mainly use the meter, centimeter and millimeter. We rarely use the decimeter and we never use just the millimeter. For us, 25 centimeters is easier than 250 millimeters. It's the same but due to habit, 25cm is easier.

Ty for you and your s/o service.

Send all those unwanted tools my way 😁. I'm just a poor boy nobody loves me. Thunder ⚡ and lightning 🌩️ very very frightening. 🎶

What is the "one way gauge" with dial indicator that you mentioned, and Where can someone purchase one? I tried typing one way gauge with dial indicator on Amazon, and it pulled up nothing even remotely similar to what you were referring to a one way gauge.

do you have a video on your workbench?

I can’t convince my wife not to park HER car in MY shop. Your idea of putting a wall up inside the garage door gave me an idea. She’s visiting her mother next month.

The problem with digital dial indicators : you can't see trends as good as in the analog ones . With an analog indicator for example trimming of a vise is 3 times faster....

Just press Tool Set. You don't have to "get it close" first, by pushing down on the Z button. Did you see how slow the Tool Set actually moves? You have plenty of time to move the puck to where you want it.

You have a gigantic MFT. Buy the Precision Dogs mounting plate for your Inca router fence and build the router table into your MFT!

How to utilize space living out of a locker for 22 years in the navy.

If i do inset, do i need to do 3mm distance PLUS the thickness of the drawer front ?

Are you still utilizing the assembly table for these types of crosscuts after getting the sliding table saw? Not that I'm thinking about a sliding table saw - just curious how the work and the thought process changes as tools change.

The attachment method is quite innovative, and I'm sure all these features took a lot of development, but that is a lot of money for a couple of brackets and a small mdf top. My home made version has all the same functionality, will take a much larger router if required, and was put together in about three hours from workshop scraps.

don't you need an adhesive chemical when putting vinyl planks?

I am doing a black walnut fireplace mantle and I am interested in the Emtech 8000 CV Flat. Only question/ concern is if it is heat resistant? Thanks for the video it is very helpful.

Roger Drill Sergeant

Why go higher? Ummm because you have more stuff to store.

Great video. Other than two spokeshaves and a small shoulder plane I can't get to work, I've been lucky with most of my tools/equipment; with one expensive exception, and it's the costliest tool I've purchased: an Inca 10.5" jointer/planer. It worked beautifully for building my workbench, all my shop cabinets, and a few furiture pieces, then the nylon weirdo gear stripped. Inca was out of business, so I now have a $3,000 paperweight. Makes me sick.

for 1500 it better clean itself bageezus more money than a home owner is going to spend

Jason, first off thanks for your service…. Secondly, that info about the obstructions is so overlooked. I’ve never heard anyone else talk about that… everyone talks about prioritizing floor space for most used tools and taking advantage of vertical space, but what happens if you position everything and then end up pinholed to an awkward spot like next to a pole, staircase, or shelving unit? It makes sense to take those things into consideration early!

Rubio is 80 - 90% linseed oil. Do the math, Rubio is $500 per gallon, one gallon of just linseed oil is about $40 per gallon. Rubio Monocoat is Rubio Snakeoil.