With an auto drain, some insulation, and a solar powered exhaust fan on the side of the shed, it would be silent! Almost never have to go in there too!

Do you sell the cnc files for the c-channel and leg templates?

$850???!!

Cool project but $850 for that amp kit is crazy!

You still have plans for this table?

The amount of tools and resources in this video is a lot. There are many hidden tools that are not throughly discussed and a DIY homeowner is going to be in for a shock if he is not aware of the resources you used.

Nice work! Thanks for the video.

nice... thats not point to point actually tho.

great Boston clip!

Beautifully done but I can’t comprehend 😂

Difficult to believe any of this when the replacement item was gifted to you. It is not an unbiased objective review.

Wouldn’t 4th axis work better for you in these type of scenarios?

Nice! 5 watt amp! I wonder if it's Class A. I bet it'll sound good and take pedals well !! I miss my 65 Vibro Champ. But I still have the Mustang!!! All it really needs is a fret job

Awe she's so adorable. I gotta get me an amp like that. 😆

So, a commercial

If you can't make a jig that works as well...?

12:35 Luis Alberto Spinetta - No Te Alejes Tanto De Mi

Is the 1/2 inch strip 3/4 thick?

We are in the begining stage, and nervous to do it ourselves.

I love this.

Con todos esos equipos cualquiera construye los instrumentos musicales con gran facilidad.

Hi Mike. I wanted to ask you if it is possible to apply wheels to raise and lower the bench you are presenting? I really like it but in my tight space I sometimes have to move it. Thank you

I switched out a large Clearvue unit for the G700 a couple of years ago because it was more appropriate for my home shop application. Those big capacitor-start Lesson motors don't really like to be switched on and off repeatedly, but that's how I work. I found myself changing out burned up capacitors too often.That's not an issue with a G700's variable frequency drive and I can dial back the speed for long CNC operations when not as much suction is needed. Other than a few quality issues with the bin seals and gaskets, the G700 is a good fit for me as I don't do a lot of planing or other operations that would fill the bins too quickly. The main issue is that, unlike the Clearview and Oneida cyclones, the impeller is located before the dust separator. So if you suck up some small offcuts, they will strike the impeller. Fine for dust, but not a great design for floor sweeping etc.

wow...just wow

if the screws, or bolts that hod the neck to the pocket are strong..like with furniture screws then you dont have to worry so much about the sides of the pocket. The screws that are typicaly used have very light threads as compared to furniture screws. Furniture screws are designed such that people can sit in a chair or lay on a bed every night with many pounds of weight and can withstand the stress.. imagine sitting on the neck of a guitar..how much can the basic screws withstand compared to furniture screws?

I need one to make holes in wood for tables, but using a hand drill only. Not that home depot irwin garbage.

So impressive.

You could have saved many hours using UV resin.

Fender tweed amplifiers used bread board construction, not point-to-point.

Great infomercial

Watch her grow up to be the next Joe Bonamassa . Hope she know not to ever do these things without her dads help. I’m such a worry freak 🫣

Que mejor que probar con una canción de Boston!! Super!

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Great video! What was that link for the lint free Kimwipes?

Some of the ideas are great, but there is a lot of redundancy, too much jargon, too many assumptions, not enough details. For example, showing drilling holes over and over and over, rounding edges over and over and over, while the details of the project are vague, make the instructions less valuable. Without the redundancy the video could be 3.5 minutes, not almost 7.5. The reason for no details is not be too specific-sort of understandable-but instructions maybe could use an example door with measurements. Tell the specs of your wood, as in 2x4 or whatever. Use "straight grain" rather than "quarter sawn" in describing your wood. "As clear as possible" means what? You could taper the door edges two or three degrees toward the door frame for good closing. Show hanging the door. The instructions make some huge assumptions about viewer skills and tools knowledge. I grew up in the construction business so understand the jargon and tools, but many people may say, huh? what?, so be considerate of your viewers. BTW, with pocket hole construction, the door may warp, maybe not.

does the supercell have a runtime limit? and how do you like the sound compared to the impeller unit? I've been flipping between the two for ages and can't decide, haha! I think the supercell would fit much better in my small shop, but I'm worried it's not able to run constantly all day.

You're a good Dad ❤

Why do you set the blade guide so high on the bandsaw? My husband keeps his just above the thickness of wood he is cutting

Have you used easel?? Why do u like v-carve? Wondering because I’m having issues with the easel inlay not fitting correctly

Fabulous, well presented vid! You should have way more subscribers.

What about permits? Walk us through that

how much would a closet like this cost today?

That guitar is amazing. I envy your daughter 😭

You don’t do a scarf joint?😊

Excellent, thanks for the clear explanation!

Just bought the Ridgid version. Unboxed it. Seemed awesome until I put the tiniest bit of side force and the deflection was insane. Fine if you are doing framing or decks but unacceptable for trim. Also it kicked a ton on startup. Never even did a test cut (mostly bc of the deflection), boxed it up and returned it. Not worth it.

What about a review ? Looking forward to it. Thanks

What’s the size?

... nice idea, but thats little amp YOU had to build cost $854 before taxes and shipping from StewMac... that is really expensive!

I'm always stuck at "How do I cheaply get drywall and 2x4s home in my hatchback sedan"?