i felt "collecting potential" in my soul

I have only had one piece of wood kick back, and, when it did, it shot like a bullet into the grill of my wife's car with no damage. Positioning your body makes a big difference for your own safety. Since then, I am more aware of what is placed in the kick-back zone.

As long as you are wearing clean underwear, doesn't matter if you wear gloves or not.

Yup, the import birch from my supplier is much better than the big box stores and much cheaper. BUT the veneer is paper thin!

beautiful

Thank you for showing us TEMU is worth buying their products because Temu items will do the job just as well as the expensive items. Thank you for your extensive detail of each proxy. Oh you did a great job at showing the WORLD TEMU IS A GREAT OLACE TO SHOP❤❤❤❤❤❤🥳🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Temu I Love You…. This guy just proved Temu Rocks ❤

My favorite? The nails and the hammer 🙂

Dave, have you seen Matthias Wandel's channel? I recently stumbled over him. His video, are amazing. Or rather the projects are. I don't think he cares as much about the video production side of things.

you should check out how to use the sliding table for rip cuts as well. Makes it much less of a hastle.

This is THE best summary of modern work-holding as it relates to bench construction that I’ve ever seen. I love everything about it. It’s easy to understand and you covered everything good from vacuum to holdfasts, tracks to holes and even how to configure your bench top for best uses….. seriously nobody has ever come close to how effing useful this whole presentation is! ❤🫡💯

Good evening I just wont to say thank you for you Jimmy and bob have done you don't no it but you saved me from a dark place I have Court Up with all on youtube and have just found your podcast I am on episode 20 When I get to the latest one I will say hello , and thank you again For all you do in the community.

Also, along with not placing your body in line with the saw blade, don't place a TV in line with the saw blade. This could have probably happened to me, but I just happened to put mine on the wall to the side of the table saw. Not because I thought that was a better place. But thanks to this display, I now know not to do that. Thank you.

I LOVE the editing of this video, I think you're really narrowing in on your new video style. 👌

Gloves for large sheets of plywood are more tolerable because your hands are typically far away from the blade, compared to small boards.

I had a California Air Tools compressor. It was really great, while it worked. But after a year of ownership with very little use (I have a bigger compressor that gets most of the use), it overheats after one cycle. No fan blockage, everything is clean. Maybe the sensor is bad, but I certainly won't buy another, nor would I recommend it to anyone.

This exactly how my brain works with projects! Refreshing to hear someone else has this potential problem of not hoarder but creative genius. Of course his means I have to actual do something...

Love it

Just wondering why you made the cabinet so deep, if the bins don’t go all of the way inside. Great video though!

Great information, especially letting us know how to get away with getting something "for future potential"

My husband used these plans from woodprix and he's very satisfied. However. I love Yours !

Keep the broken monitor as a reminder. Tell its story every now and then.

I think we could be related. Dopamine chasing is a thing. 🇦🇺👴🏻

The big question is, what does Elvis think of it?

My wife used these plans from woodprix and she's very satisfied.

See now, if you'd used the router for that bevel, you'd still have screen #3. Just sayin' 😉

It's always good to have more fingers when you're woodworking

looks great!

i really like the collecting potential mantra, gonna hold on to that one for sure

I absolutely love what you’re doing. I, myself, have very little creativity inside me at 41. Or maybe I do and just too afraid. This wasn’t the case when I was younger. I know it’s not just me but humans seem to have the perverse inclination to give up on dreams and or let fear stop us. I have tons of potential in my shop and am fighting to get excited again but these videos definitely help

This might be my favorite video of yours so far. The audio breaks made me hold my breath for the glue-ups, which is extremely relatable. I also "collect potential" and quickly gain and lose interest in projects. Thanks for taking the risks to make the videos you want to make.

Great all are beautiful excellent congratulations 🎉🎉🎉

I've been watching a bunch of manufacturing videos from Korea and Japan. Almost always, these professionals - at all levels (small mom and pop through to major manufacturer) - are wearing gloves. Lathe, table saw, grinder, polishing wheel, you name it. I was surprised at first, but you're reasoning to wear gloves is probably the same reason they do. You do you.

@makesomething. I’ve been watching your videos for the better part of forever. I gotta say I love the evolution of your style into the current format.

I tried to find your music on spotify

Ordered from woodworkers guild, thanks for the deal!

What do you want for the shaper? Lol

4:39 Sand.

Man I just love your style

I love the Harbor Freight F clamps. It really says something that you, with your Saw-Stop and big-@$$ Jointer and friggin drum sander, still rely on the HF clamps. Solid product is a solid product. [edit: I definitely own at least 30 of them of various sizes, lol]

I used to love picking out things at Goodwill to incorporate into my woodworking - wonder where I got that idea - thank you, David. Never got around to using much of it, but made me smile after I lost my wood shop knowing that my ex-wife had to deal with getting rid of it.

12:41 An edible Fusion file for patrons, huh? I gotta get on that Patreon

How much do you want for the Origin? :) Great videos!

I wanna make two 5 cubic foot hardwood subwoofer boxes out of cutting board style press boards. And probably use MDF or Plywood for the front & back boards.

I have a bunch of potential.

A few months ago. I was cutting some small oak limbs ,to make some coasters .I was using my miter saw and I guess it came of the fence . And then boom! A piece kicked back hitting me in face and leaving me with a nice black eye. Luckily I was wearing eye protection or it could have been much worse ! I should have known better and just used a hand saw . But that's what I get for being in a rush lol

Look at me, I am a collector!!

I got the delayed excitement issue too.

1:37 ADHD! At least that's why my excitement comes and goes.

That tape dispenser made me laugh at how ridiculous it was. Until I realized how much time it would actually save. Now I need one.