I haven't seen the Black and Decker for years.

I’m putting one together this upcoming week. It’s about as good a table as one could ask for!

Just make it and they will come.

Hi hope you are having a good day

Ryobi has proved its worth to me many times over and have paid for themselves the same. Easy to profit from ryobi

I love the Ryobi nailers. It is affordable and does a great job.

Keep it up dude

Only issue is you’re not sharpening any of the blades going down the length of the bit

Wow, that's a great deal.

The GRAVITY FALLS CLIP GOES SO HARD! That was hilarious. The whole video is so practical and then that shit popped up out of no where like a king of the hill joke. 10/10. Subscribing

Built the same bench. I still have it!!

Well done, Mike. I'm a big fan of Ryobi products.

The Ryobi HP series is as good as any as far as performance.

I agree Ryobi is good fpr the Dyi ..even professionals..if you alone use your tools and dlnt force them..Ryobi will last

Collecting is addicting, a man can never have too many tools!

love it mike ryobi is really good and has nce bettery platform

🙂👍

I just got into woodworking at 35 I only have a hammer and a chisel but I still love your video it definitely helped me make a better chair for my wife😂❤

You have enjoyed it for a long time I bet. Thank you for sharing.

Way too coarse of a wheel

Beautiful bench, we had this book when I was growing up I remember studying it when I was a kid, I always admired Norm.

A SLOW rpm bench grinder is better for hollow grinding chisels.

Is that the veritas?

Promo sm

Can the grinder run any faster??

Muy vien donde consigo las erramientas

Hollow ground would be my choice but each to his own.

I have a set and they do work but I can't really call them clamps since they do not apply much force. More like aligners so you can get to the clamps.

Hello Mike. I have been Playing with woodworking for about 25 years. I also have both shoulders damaged with rotator cuff. As long as I do a certain light group of exercises I am perfectly fine. If I stop then it takes a while to get the pain to go away. One suggestion for videos might be if you have various machines that you have found ways to improve and/or jigs that most people might not be familiar with.

I shall watch your builds in the future. Another Norm in the making. Good luck sir.

Nice

Good video

what did you put over the head of the hammer you used to tap the t-track down?

I’ve got the same bench in my shop. I built it almost 30 years ago now.

Would like to see more of the wood

Thats cool

Would appreciate any jig builds or info sharing as it’s invaluable to pick the brain of someone like yourself who has been doing this for such a long time, has the resulting experience and then is willing to share that knowledge with us woodworkers who don’t have that background. Thanks!

Hi Mike, good luck with the channel and thanks for the content.

Nice job and good craftsmanship. Norm would be proud.

I have a similar saw with the T slot. (Actually had the exact same model you have but I killed it.) The slot has been a constant frustration. Is the runner in two pieces?

At last, someone with the same dismal tools that I have. How did you make your sled given the little nubs which create a T shaped? Am tempted to grind mine off. Already had to do one to make the featherboard fit. (And great video, the tool comment was not intended as an insult.)

Gotta love KZbin. Just found your channel with this video. New subscriber. I'll be checking out your other videos soon. You've done a good job making better use of your space. Love the look of your bench compared to the clutter of before. I could sit there for hours just enjoying the view.

I remember watching Norm build this bench back in the 1990’s. Norm was the guy who put a lot of us into the power tool mindset. This bench lacks only one thing in my opinion and that is a Moxon wood vise for hand tool woodworking. It was nice to see Russ Morash recently upload all those old videos onto KZbin.

Hi Mike! The videos I enjoy the most are build videos, but the nuggets that really draw me in are tricks, tips, and jigs to make difficult tasks easier. With your background I’m sure you have a few up your sleeve. I also have a small channel to document my journey, I’m not nearly as good at it as you are!

Funny enough I needed some of these today. Hopefully I can buy a saw soon so I can make these too. Thanks for the video.

HELLO MIKE THAT A VERY NICE LOOKING SHOP YOU GOT THERE MY FRIEND .AND THANK YOU FOR THE TIPS .FROM DOUG .AKA#221

Great video. I did not know they made forstner bits with a screw tip. That will be handy. Cheers.

Microphone quality is great. Enjoyed watching this. Feel special to be listening to a great channel that doesn’t have a million subscribers (yet?). I’d like to see more close ups of the wood being worked on.

That wood shop is awesome. I hope to have a shop like that one day. Thanks for the video.

Greetings Mike! I’m Happy I stumbled onto your channel. I look forward to following along. I’m a full time small furniture builder in Fredericksburg Virginia. I started a channel a few years back to document, share, and record a timeline of workshop, builds and shop updates. It’s also fun to share information with fellow woodworkers. Thanks for sharing your shop and story. Wishing you continued success! Wishing you all the best in this new year.😎✌️