Not even a woodworker in any capacity. I just love watching
@erik-fisher23 сағат бұрын
Cool 😎
@erik-fisher23 сағат бұрын
Wow thanks!
@henrikhendrickson237523 сағат бұрын
This is my favorite gnome
@Zzrdemon663323 сағат бұрын
I go no more than 220
@SuavissimoКүн бұрын
Excellently helpful! This is obviously the easiest, most reliable, most rational way to cut plywood. Thanks!
@WorkshopCompanion23 сағат бұрын
Most welcome.
@fusionlabs6215Күн бұрын
you can also do a shallow cut first, then flip the board and do the full cut. Probably faster than a masking tape.
@ericvernon1182Күн бұрын
Uhmmm...no? Part of the strength of a pocket screw joint is the mechanical fastners pulling the two pieces together...
@plang42Күн бұрын
The multi linked belts are noisy.
@BigTex19Күн бұрын
Lignin muh balls
@jiaan100Күн бұрын
Shocked that those goofy interlinked belts make less vibration
@Trashed20659Күн бұрын
I wish Nick had been my shop teacher in middle school.
@gromultimas2224Күн бұрын
I’ve never woodworked in my life and still watch all your stuff haha. I love it
@WorkshopCompanion23 сағат бұрын
Thanks.
@mayac69Күн бұрын
Okay but how do I balance the penny?
@WorkshopCompanion23 сағат бұрын
Carefully.
@meltin9026Күн бұрын
This dude is dope
@YOUR_NARRATOR975Күн бұрын
I just let it rip (pun intended) and take some sand paper or a file to it
@kirkbaumgardner1501Күн бұрын
Couldn't you just use blue masking tape over the cut line
@eddododoКүн бұрын
Oh, I have a trick to share for once… I’ve had pretty good luck with plywood by essentially ‘scoring’ the line by making a verrrrry shallow non-through cut with the tablesaw before making the actual cut
@WorkshopCompanion23 сағат бұрын
Not that we want to discourage you from sharing, but see the pinned comment.
@stevepolychronopoulisКүн бұрын
I replaced my tablesaw v-belt with a link belt, it runs so much smoother and quieter, it was like getting a brand new saw.
@WorkshopCompanion23 сағат бұрын
That's been my experience.
@greensteve9307Күн бұрын
Thanks!
@lucychisholm253Күн бұрын
Feel like im looking at my shampoo and conditioner again haha i have to get specific brands without the silicone so it doesnt build up in my hair
@WorkshopCompanion23 сағат бұрын
When you start looking for it, it's everywhere.
@philconti1945Күн бұрын
I love this content
@ScoutingwithDiggerКүн бұрын
Thanks mate! This is what KZbin is all about.
@RNG_AnarchistКүн бұрын
You know, I never thought about the fact that woodwork probably uses higher quality blades. Then dioblo genrel use blades.
@Eraera1Күн бұрын
What if you prepare it with acetone after sanding with 600 grit?
@WorkshopCompanion23 сағат бұрын
Acetone will remove any grease, wax, or oils on the surface. It does not free up impacted dust.
@norm5785Күн бұрын
Absolutely correct 💯🎯
@tempvssolvsКүн бұрын
The level of detail and expertise while remaining absolutely practical and easy enough for beginners to follow on this channel are 10/10. This guy is a legend.
@alexbowser9801Күн бұрын
Old but good 🎉
@alexnelubovКүн бұрын
Cool, thank you!
@WorkshopCompanion23 сағат бұрын
Most welcome.
@mikederleth3442Күн бұрын
I like this old school craftsman, thanks buddy
@thesurgeon0462Күн бұрын
As a layman with no years of experience, i remember seeing someone put a second board on top to achieve this same much cleaner cut. Correct me if you disagree!
@WorkshopCompanion23 сағат бұрын
It works as long as you can safely secure the sacrificial board and you have the lumber to sacrifice.
@TuckySlimКүн бұрын
Balance a nickel.... Damn ... My table saw (the only I take back and forth to the my cabin... Vibrates so hard it walks off the sawhorse table. Lol
@Ian-bf4ykКүн бұрын
I love this dude, if he was my woodworking teacher I’d probably have stuck with it. So informative and entertaining
@ricksevere4977Күн бұрын
I have always been a fan and have always loved your work
@karlmiller7500Күн бұрын
Very true about stamped pulleys, The Idler pulley on my zero turn lawn mower is way out of round, it was made that way😮
@attackedbyrobotsКүн бұрын
Thank you thank you thank you
@WorkshopCompanionКүн бұрын
Most welcome welcome welcome.
@c.p.1807Күн бұрын
Geez how have I lived without this channel. It would have saved me so much angst if only I found it sooner
@vydelКүн бұрын
I never knew this! I've been using furniture polish for decades because my parents used it. 😮
@alexmelillo1247Күн бұрын
It’s honestly impressive how well you lay out the information
@WorkshopCompanionКүн бұрын
Thanks. We try.
@JimMoss-OGOABКүн бұрын
A great video very well explained and with some fantastic results. Thanks for the educational share.
@ryanware226Күн бұрын
Tape
@ThitavaresКүн бұрын
I watch woodworking videos for fun. Don't have the talent to make a simple box LOL. But when one of your videos come along, I know that will be an one minute masterclass. Lessons for life. THANKS !
@yuyu63Күн бұрын
Or put a 2x4 over where the blade cuts into it
@MerkantoineКүн бұрын
Of all the KZbin shorts creator, you and the milkshake man are the two I never skip
@Morpha-AhpromКүн бұрын
💖
@zZz27913Күн бұрын
That is so useful! Thank you very much for these advices, tape after applying pressure turned out brilliantly well, customer is beyond satisfied, so thank you again! Love from Russia!
@davidaldrich3488Күн бұрын
I bought mine in 1987 and have all the bells and whistles....have made just about everything with this tool....the company is a short drive here in Dayton, Ohio
@goswinvonbrederlow6602Күн бұрын
Cant you lower the blade to only cut part of the wood and then flip the board and cut again?
@axion3979Күн бұрын
im none of these things and any time i see this guy's videos on shorts i give them a like, hes WELL of information and i hope it reaches the people that need it.
@pattis8945Күн бұрын
Can I turn the piece over and cut with the good side down?