Genius Trick to Make Wood Break The Laws Of Physics

[@ianpearse4480]

Brings new meaning to "getting a giggy with it"! LOL. EDC is amazing. I love this stuff. You Sir are a genius. Happy Christmas guys.

[@travisg1759]

I did this along with tabs in solid walnut to create a card box for my daughter's wedding. It took some practice, but it turned out amazing.

[@pmdinaz]

The one handed sanding trick does work. I tried something a while ago that has worked great. I glued a sheet of 220 down to keep it from spinning. Has lasted me _months_ so far. It's on a bench hook (like a shooting board jig)Thanks for your insights as well!

[@jaywashington2196]

The EDC tray looks like a football stadium and I enjoy that

[@garymiller5937]

Very cool stuff, Chris! I like them. Attractive and functional. Great video with the assembly instructions! 😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@davidkendrick3158]

You are our guy, for sure! Don’t know where all this creativity comes from! I struggle to wrap my brain around some traditional builds, but watching this really emphasizes that I’m not anywhere near the brightest bulb in the pack! Great work and Merry Christmas! OPHS Class of ‘87!!!

[@AGlimpseInside]

Thank you David. Sorry I missed this one. Hope you guys are doing well and I hope you have a great new year.

[@jerrybyrd7778]

I am really glad I watched the whole video. Great out take?

[@jimrosson6702]

WOW Chris absolutely amazing so cool love the look of them all. Hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas 🎄and a Happy New Year 🎊 🍾

[@LYTOMIZE_Woodshop]

I love the key feature of the tray. Brilliant!!!

[@raydriver7300]

Great stuff, Chris. You are a clever man. Compliments of the season to you and your family 🌞

[@lesthiele4921]

Hi Chris, they ard some great looking trays and very easy to put together, you certainly are getting some great gear to sell, I would like to wish you and your family all the very best for Christmas and hope you have a safe and Happy New Year, bedt regards from Australia

[@MCsCreations]

Awesome stuff, Chris! 😃 Fantastic designs!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊 And happy holidays!

[@tom.coomes]

Awesome video as always! The products look amazing! I love how you are constantly improving! I hope you and your family have a wonderful Holiday Season!! Merry Christmas Brother!

[@bill50013]

That was so cool. Thank you.

[@RedcarWW]

Every time I watch content lately, whether it be 3-D printing, laser printers and CNC's I see people that are breaking through barriers. It gets me excited to enter this market. I don't see a link to your laser cutter, but I am guessing it's a high end model. I looked into your CNC and comparable desktop and Avid CNC is is a high price point. That said, do you have recommendations for both a Laser cutter and a beginner CNC? I've been doing research on CNC's and have been focusing on the Long Mill CNC. Another KZbinr has recommended Shapeko. I find the LongMill to be at a reasonable price point for someone starting out. Yet I am open to suggestions.

[@fdort3971]

@AGlimpseInside interesting concept! Can you please explain how to do this without a laser? I certainly don't have one...

[@kevinc5234]

Thanks Chris. Not sure why, but now I am craving noodles for lunch.

[@JH-ds2dt]

what would you recommend for a beginner level lazer cutter with limited budget.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Any of the X tool 10 to 12 even 40 W lasers will get you running

[@mkplante]

Would you bother to apply a clear finish, or leave the wood bare? Almost seems like you can only spray, not brush?

[@AGlimpseInside]

Oh for sure a nice clearcoat would be great. And yeah I would use rattle can spray probably Matte

[@GGCGAGSG]

It’ll never hold water….. seriously, pretty cool! Thanks for the video!

[@servant74]

consider doing the same thing, cutting half way through. Might be nice for corners.

[@HandcraftedSpecialities]

The discount code don't work

[@AGlimpseInside]

Which one?

[@birdack81]

If I may suggest, please lower the music volume compared to the voice. I found the music nice, but a bit too loud.

[@valeriehenschel1590]

Do not burn the broken hinges. Trim them down on the saw, and offer them up as a scrap bundle for do it your self project makers. Same for the plywood scrap squares. Many miniature project makers could put the wood to good use, and would be willing to buy a “grab bag/box” of cut pieces.

[@Grt234]

Hold up just let me run out and get a laser cutter,🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@aaronblackford981]

Love your comment and sorry that I put this only on your page but this is all selling with more commercials of selling. Please quit being lazy creators

[@AGlimpseInside]

Lazy? What are you talking about?