Riiiiiight.... they sure are "valuable", mainly due to the absurd pricing

cobblers if yourun the saw where you say, the set will rip up the rubbers, polymers, whatever the wheels have bonded on them, i run the teeth off the front of the wheel, not touching the rubber

OMG, I love this!

I’ve made lots of these kits so it was nice to hear such a detailed explanation of the whole process. Good job!

There a reason there is another handle! Use it!

Kaizen was the most helpful piece for me. Thank you.

excellent video

Great and informative video, I'm primarily a woodturner and haven't really done any flat work since junior high, but want to start branching out. Thanks for putting these out.

What a great informative video!

Are industry standard porter cable or what? Some say fot porter cable. The rest say widely compatible lol

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Very well explained! Thank you for your excellent video, it has been very useful to me.

Good example of why you need a pair push sticks on the T/S @8:00. The Euro advice suggests these should be 450mm long. Nice to see someone use the riving knife & crown guard, as plenty of tutorials omit such sensible actions. All the best Tom

Thank you, I'm learning a lot. Please keep it up?

Thats sweet, sweet love right there 😢

🧑‍💼🧑‍💼👍👍👌👌

I have used your videos countless time to help me but this is the first time I didn't get my answer. I am installing a 1 1/4" resew king on my laguna 18bx and am unable to get the blade in the correct position with the deepest part of the gullet at the crown of the wheel. the blade is to wide and rubs on the back. I am sure there is a solution for this I just can't find it.

Nice! I am just getting ready to mill lumber at my work for a stair project and this is basically what we will be doing.

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Only nitpick - this video doesnt explain why using a foam brush in the first place.

Что за дивный анструмент😊.Как называется

А я до сих пор делаю это фрезером.😮

Tania Inlet

What the heck is waterpopping? Do you just mean spray it with water?

Why on earth would you sand your cutting board?

Why mineral oil? Why not something like linseed or similar??

Try grain popping with denatured alcohol. Evaporates in seconds, no chance of trapping moisture!!!

Also dumb question.... Do i NEED THE beeswax?

You are a beautiful man. Keep on keeping on friend

What is the name brand? Please?

Hello! Please advise the best teak oil or oil for hardwoods, I beg you 🙏🏼

Is that model router interchangeable with its digital big brother’s plunge base?

Quick tip: Keep the foam insert that came with the blade. You can use it as a template to cut out the shape of the bade from a piece of wood, to make the holding block. Then, simply cut the shape out of the middle section on the bandsaw and attach the two halves for a nice, form-fitting holder. Use an opposing color wood for the insert for a nice esthetic contrast.

Thank you for this crucial safety information

clean transition🤧

All i remember from wood shop class was the teacher had nine fingers 😂

I wonder if therse parallel clamps will replace the plastic clamps on the NGX and WTX clamp guide.

the clamp up so satisfying

That is a nice combination of colors

Ein holz vergessen zu kleben.

You remind me of Atom Ant. He was fast also.

How much do drums cost? If they're not too expensive, it seems to me a person could have multiple drums, each with a different grit. Then, when needing to change grits, just switch to a drum with the required grit. This would significantly speed up the sanding process.

fuck you the jig works godod best ever fuck all you doom and gloom cock suckers

Terrible design on the port side. You need a rubber clamp to connect to tools. Whoever did this design needs to be fired!

When I was young, there was no fancy alcohol for woodworking, we just used water for free.

980 Elody Mill

The crank arm doesn’t get in the way of the table?

Is that a 1/4" blade that you are using?

I've had 2 Jet drum sander and absolutely hate changing paper! There has got to be a better way to attach the paper than those janky clamps. The one that's supposed to apply tension isn't worth a dime IMHO. My drum sander has been setting unused for about a month now because the paper has come loose again and I'd rather not use it than face fixing it.

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