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[@wranglerstar]

MORA CHISELS BACK IN STOCK!! WON'T LAST LONG: goo.gl/RE1cwk IF YOU NEED A SMALL SHOP TABLE SAW LOOK NO FUTHER: goo.gl/O2kqBf

[@BigDirtyBasterd]

been a long time since I last watched a video, I remember when you had just a couple thousand. keep it up.

[@BoilerRoomRadio]

Happy Birthday Jack!! :)

[@mercoid]

BigDirtyBasterd ...sooooo... you've HAVENT BEEN WATCHING???!!! Where have you been ?!? Do you like the things on the videos?

[@BigDirtyBasterd]

I've got so many other people I follow, I just don't come across his videos in my feed. You figure the avg video is 10mins long, after a few of them bam, 2 hours gone by.

[@mercoid]

BigDirtyBasterd... I like your response.!!

[@DonOwnsYou]

Long time fan here. I'm an atheist and my base is to love earth and love others. Don't feel bad for us.

[@doublebulbing]

do you ever wonder how the earth got here ? it sure must take a lot of faith to believe the earth you love just happened by accident or luck seriously you must have more faith then I do

[@MultiAlxndr]

do you ever wonder how the god got here ? it sure must take a lot of faith to believe the god you love just happened by accident or luck seriously you must have more faith then I do

[@MultiAlxndr]

not saying there is not a God but the same argument can be made for why is there a God as why is there anything else, so really you are trying to shut down his argument by using the same argument which is kind of nonsensical

[@bbenjaminnjamess]

Let me start by saying please don't take this as rude or insensitive, I am not questioning anyone's beliefs as everyone has their right to believe in what they chose. As an atheist myself, I put my faith in science. It is a much shorter road to put my faith in science than for a god being responsible for my existence.

[@digbyodell2924]

Yes I have marble head and my conclusion is that any being who can create the universe of witch the Earth is but an infitesimal small part of, can in no way be accurately comprehended by humans. To assume that we are made in "his" image is complete folly. So while I can believe in a higher being, I cannot believe in a "personal" higher being.

[@trentonfrank]

Theres kids in Africa that have no glue now.

[@turnersparadise8368]

lol, this comment was worth reading through the other 800 for!

[@AZ-Patriot]

Hey Cody, on that last piece there after you make the last cut, just move the piece from side to side while it's over the blade to clear out the excess. Just like you moved it over an eighth at a time, just move it fore or aft a bit at a time for each sideways pass. Considerably faster and easier than trying to chisel all those wafers out.

[@MysteryValleyRanch]

AZ Patriot that's how I do it

[@scottnei]

Mr Wranglerstar note to self if you would have used a wet rag and wiped off the wet glue you would not have worked so hard after it dried

[@MrTchdlr]

Scott Nei he may be going to finish it with something once it is done. a wet rag will impregnate the glue into the fibers. A finish then won't be able to soak into the fibers

[@SamuelSvarc]

Lots of people don't want to wet the wood. This is one of the very good reasons not to. Another method for applying glue is to actually spread the glue (before the clamp pressure) using a foam paintbrush or the like. If you always spread the same amount of glue over wood as a layer, then the amount of glue pushing out is a rough measure of clamp pressure. You really want to start using cauls when clamping as well. Consistent clamping pressure and avoids the clamp marks. Enjoying your videos; keep it up and happy birthday to Jack.

[@AXLAXHENNE]

i face palmed when he used the hand plane on glue, R.I.P blade.

[@wendellperkins7605]

Cody can do another video on sharpening the blade.

[@RaindanceBushcraft]

Dunno, man. I'm watching every episode of this one. I still have no bench, and it looks like the one you're building right now looks like it would fit my workspace better than a big Roubo or something would.

[@nsgrossman]

Long time viewer / subscriber and big fan of your work and your channel. That being said, I really have a hard time with your social / political additions. First, don't feel sorry for those who don't have a book to latch onto, being a "ship adrift" isn't scary, quite the contrary. I find it both exciting and humbling that values I hold dear could be changed given the right situation or experience. To me it's concerning that someone would be so deeply entrenched in their beliefs that they couldn't possible be changed. Even the most clearly defined laws create grey areas, hence the need for courts to interpret them. Second, it seems like a dangerous double standard to attribute anything to God if man has a stake in it. To expand on that, who's to say that Trump's election wasn't an act of mislead men, and that the opposition isn't the response of God weighing on men's hearts? In the long run it's all "God's will" but to say that we understand what that will is at any one time seems ridiculous. Again, I'm a big fan of what you've contributed to the KZbin community, please continue to make great videos. I have a huge amount of respect for you, your self-reliance and strength of character, but I don't believe those things make you an expert on politics (not that I am either). When you add this sort of content to your videos you transfer your reputation in one field for that of another. It would be like a engineer giving medical advise. Yes, this person is very smart and well trained, but not for the area he's advising on. Just my $.02.

[@turnersparadise8368]

Instead of looking for something to argue against why not just accept that his opinion differs from your own? I think that was sort of his point in the first place; live and let live.

[@turnersparadise8368]

Forge North Instead of looking for something to argue against why not just accept that his opinion differs from your own? I think that was sort of his point in the first place; live and let live...

[@c6q3a24]

+Wranglerstar You are anchored in the truth of your beliefs, and so are those of us who do not share all of them with you. We may not rely on all the truths of religious teachings, but we do rely upon our own truths, which are often quite similar. Yes, it is sad, and it is scary, but often the truth is that nothing is constant, things always change - and there is as much beauty and joy in that as there is pain and suffering. A ship that is adrift may suffer more the waves and the storms, and it may also be more open to new and prosperous waters. Some ships may do better without the anchor, and some may be lost without it.

[@doublebulbing]

it is always best to rely upon you own truth because you get to change that truth as often as you like but the fact that you can do that seems you become trapped in you own fallacy but I am glad your own truth is working out for you

[@newandoldtech5634]

marble head: to change the "truth" all the time is moral relativism. Do not confuse that with truth.

[@c6q3a24]

If you refuse to change what you think is the truth in the face of evidence to the contrary that is your loss, and your arrogance.

[@newandoldtech5634]

Alexander: thats true. Changing opinion without solid base of evidence is also not very helpful. A true line of reality (sometimes referred to as evidence) as a guide is Paramount.

[@c6q3a24]

Absolutely, a lack of faith is in no way an indication of objectivity - nor is a trust in faith.

[@lee19702]

Are you being sponsored by DeWalt? I'm asking because I was wondering if you are using the tools because you think they are good or because they were free.

[@lee19702]

I mean I would use the tools if I got them for free instead of going out and buying ones I like hahaha

[@thething4763]

You may have noticed that if someone sends him a tool for free, and it sucks he says "it sucks" If the DeWalt tools don't live up he'll say so.

[@greenhatparts6552]

it really does not matter, if does not like them, Cody will say what he does not like, Like the tape measure the other day. I am personally liking forward seeing how they hold up. The fact there are cordless openings up so many options,

[@giveme2468]

Actually it's great to see the FlexVolt tools work well. Cody do you like the power station?

[@JessterKing]

lee19702 he got them for free, all the big wood workers were offered them, they're not bad for rough contractor work, they're not precision focus, but what portable tools are?

[@connormccaughan7856]

As an atheist I've never felt unstable in life or like I'm adrift, so honestly sounds a little ignorant of you to say

[@darrylelam256]

Ken Paschall And why is it that you know apple trees exist? Ow that's right we have creditable evidence that apple trees exist. You know what we don't have creditable evidence for? God that's what, we have no creditable evidence for a god. And saying has 'instability' because that don't believe as you do is not an observation, it's criticism.

[@googlesbitch]

When spreading wood glue use an old credit card to spread glue, your fingers skin will become sore over time and cleanup of card is fast compared to fingers. Less squeeze out will happen due to even coverage of glue and glues joints will be stronger because of even thickness of glue.

[@NolanDean1]

I love long series like this, i get home from school then wait for your upload. It is nice and relaxing to watch.

[@WesleyAring]

Happy Birthday Jack!!!

[@endersothergame]

Hello Mr. W. Let me preface my response to your brief monologue at the end of this video by saying I have a great respect for what you do and what you think. That said; I am an atheist and although I can understand your point of view on how the bible provides for you a sense of direction and gives you a rock to lean on, you seem to have a skewed view of what being an atheist is. I too have an anchor to rally to and a sense of direction to follow just as you do, however my values aren't printed in an ancient text but founded on common sense and ethics. For example: I don't steal things not because a god says I shouldn't but because it is simply not the right thing to be doing (I lack an interest in receiving what would be the obvious return on my effort for being found a thief.). If I want something ethically it is correct for me to go and work to acquire it. I could go on, but I think I may have made enough of my point for now. TL;DR Don't feel bad for me, we are all stumbling the same road working as best we can, to find happiness in what we can, however we can. All this said, I look forward to your next video and every one after it, I learned a long time ago I don't have to believe everything a man believes to respect him, I simply need to understand what he means when he says the things I may not believe. Peace ~KH

[@lindamcentaffer5969]

@@es-zw3mg Yep, and every one's beliefs are going to meet the same test one day. Then we all will find out whether we were on the right "path" (chosen by self) that the Creator limited Himself to because He didn't want robots. True LOVE never forces people into any thing. So, when we draw our last breath, we'll all find out what's truth & what's horse-puckey & self-deception.

[@jamesprigioni]

Loving the series

[@Thelawncarenut]

Great video! Thrower' Down on that glue! The more the better :)

[@SakimasRidgeHomestead]

Well those glue joints will never fail!

[@masterofeverything6468]

WOW you used a real title not some BS thank you

[@VWBUSman67]

Cody, I love the wood shop videos, but only you can take making a peanut butter sandwich and stretch it out into 3, 20 minute videos.

[@huffster6344]

I'll offer a few tidbits that may help you next time. 1. Glue is cheap. 2. Let the glue partially set and use a chisel. 3. Wet rags work, but you may pay for it later when you apply a finish. 4. Never dull a hand plane on hard glue. That's what cheap chisels and scrapers are for. Thanks for the great videos.

[@808jpm]

I was wondering about the plane, glue hardens stronger than the wood and I imagined it would be rough on the plane. I paid the price of using a wet rag recently on a walnut piece. Ever so slightly, but there's a little bit that wouldn't take my oil finish like the rest of the piece.

[@huffster6344]

I use an old #80 Stanley scraper for dry glue removal.

[@myrthagunter4141]

Our Holy God is always the same, never changing, that fact keeps us steady . We also know what will come to pass, so fear not he is with us.

[@rydercooper]

That is way to much glue there is no need for that much just ends up wasting it.

[@WesleyAring]

I would make two separate jigs for each cut. You have one already with the 45. Then find the other angle and make that cut. Two cuts and your done!

[@AquaPeet]

3:57 What I've learned from the videos is that too little glue is worse than dripping out. You really spread it out for the complete surfaces to be in contact, so those will be joined forever as if they were a single piece of wood. Great job and thank you for the valuable lessons!!

[@adambeller]

I appreciate the concern Cody, but please don't feel bad for us atheists. I am not adrift on a stormy sea, but anchored and guided by truth. I have principles. I have morals. I have faith. They just aren't derived from god. Keep up the great work.

[@mattthadd4663]

Adam Beller good on you bud.

[@unmalo2768]

Adam Butler - Well, you assume you aren't adrift. You feel like you have morals and principles, and faith. But without God, your truth is derived from human standards. Thus you have easier levels to attain to make you feel like you are doing ok. The real truth is that you need God (yes, capital "G") in order to be held to a higher standard. A standard that will earn you eternal peace in the presence the One that created all. So while you "feel" like you are doing ok, it is a false sense of security. Find God my friend, He is the only real truth.

[@Overit5000]

@@unmalo2768xcept man made god soooooooo hush?

[@shartne]

shop is looking great and I love the videos. Yes enjoy every moment things are going by so fast.

[@KoalityofLife]

I do wish I had the knowledge of angles and the patients to build a beautiful work bench like this one will soon be. I can tell just by the time you are spending on it that it will be a work of art.

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

Happy Birthday Jack, you have a great place to grow up in

[@WayneJohnsonZastil]

Yep apart from religion/lies he being told!

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

I don't know how you are but you are talking a load of bull. Everyone should be allowed their own views, the trouble comes when they try to force them on others, Jack is being home schooled but he isn't being lied too.

[@forgenorth1444]

+John Fithian-Franks I hope nothing but the best for the wranglerstars but homeschooling with a very strict, narrow interpretation of the bible or any religion for that matter is not a recipe for a well rounded, accepting and logical human being. Let's say hypothetically jack grows up to be a gay man, as roughly 4% of the population is, the level of inner turmoil and self hate caused by by this upbringing would be unbearable. Christianity and most religions are very much fear based cultures, and when you don't fit the mold, you are a vile sinner. Shame is the name of the game here. But being dead set in one thought process is just pretty silly and unproductive. I was homeschooled but i had more freedom and exposure to actual uncensored science and history, which most homeschooled kids don't. I was able to decide for myself based on facts and reason what happened in the past, and how I will live in the future. Wayne may not have put it as politely as this but I think thats what he meant

[@codynipper2460]

Forge North Christianity is not fear based nor is it a "religion". It is a relationship with Christ. I have never been more fearless in my life than now. I only want to spread the word of God as a Christian. I hope that everyone can experience what I have with God so I tell anyone I can.

[@alecwhatshisname5170]

"what do you have in life that's constant?" we have morals and values, just like you. we just don't have a book that tells us what those morals and values are, it's just us that can choose what our values are.

[@forgenorth1444]

+Tenspeed TheBikeHanger right, because Christianity and its good book is not responsible for billions of slaughtered people, oh wait, they actually are. The fact of the matter is that people will always be good and bad at a pretty even ratio regardless of what creed/religion/tribe they belong to. And the fact that homosexuality transgender and marijuana etc are some great tragedy shows how far from reality your Americanized version of Christianity has fallen.

[@turnersparadise8368]

Forge North People are responsible for sin, period. Nobody's hands are clean, we are all sinners. The Bible simply tells us what sin is and how we can escape from its penalty. The fact that homosexuality, transgender and marijuana are acceptable to you...probably along with pornography, premarital sex, drunkeness and a whole slew of other sinful activity only proves my point. You don't answer to me, my friend. :-)

[@turnersparadise8368]

verteup I used to be a stoner, I was all into the legalization of pot back in the 1980s and 1990s. I am glad I quit 25 years ago but can think of worse things to do. It is a non-issue for me. That said, anything that removes you from reality is sin. You miss the point, as does your friend Forge North. The Bible shows us we are all sinful and that we better find a way out from under its penalty.

[@MrBlue-ib7oi]

+10speed - doesn't the bible say not to kill anyone, yet if you do, just ask for forgiveness and all will be fine?

[@turnersparadise8368]

JustMe The Bible says not to murder people, and this is probably a pretty good rule. But to answer your question, yes, even if you have murdered you can seek forgivness. I don't know about all being fine, but if you accept Christ as your savior you will have eternal life with Him.

[@kleinjahr]

Might I suggest that you use wax paper under the clamp bars? Prevents staining of the wood and glue getting on the bars.

[@Jac0bCh3ng]

I dont know much about wood working, only what i learned from my grade 10 wood work class. What i remember doing every time i clamped, I would put scrap pieces of wood where the metal would contact my project, prevent any indents from the clamp on my good pieces of wood. I really enjoy the videos. Cheers

[@JohnBodoni]

Going from lamenting about using a little too much glue, then a cut shot directly to the table saw! This had me laughing out loud. I know you're not trying to be a comedy act, but I do appreciate your good sense of humor about things.

[@ZanesTrains1972]

Great bench good design.thumbs up for you.

[@ZanesTrains1972]

Was that a joke study work bench made with studs.

[@boydeeful]

love your vids. i disagree you need a guidebook to know right from wrong, that statement is in fact quite worrisome. (should i do this, um let me check the manual). especially when said book is particularly ambiguous and prone to deliberate misinterpretation for dubious immoral ends, has been used as a reason for some of the greatest atrocities in mankinds history. it must be nice to have a get out of jail free card excuse for making bad decisions ie it was gods will, he has a plan, while other people have to just accept responsibility for their actions.

[@unmalo2768]

Boyd Ragon - Wow, your screen name says it all, Buahahaha!! Well, you assume you aren't adrift. You feel like you have morals and principles, and faith. But without God, your truth is derived from human standards. Thus you have easier levels to attain to make you feel like you are doing ok. The real truth is that you need God in order to be held to a higher standard. A standard that will earn you eternal peace in the presence the One that created all. So while you "feel" like you are doing ok, it is a false sense of security. Find God my friend, He is the only real truth. As for the "atrocities", God didn't commit them, humans committed them. Humans like yourself, that had no belief in God. Why? Because God gave us free will, to chose to do right, or wrong. And yes, I do check "The Manual", I check it every day. That manual is my "go-to" when I need a moment to reflect on a day filled with hate and evil that comes from people like you. I plan on experiencing an eternal peace in the presence of my God. Because I chose to follow "The Manual". And trust me, you will have your "Come to Jesus" moment. One day, you will find yourself in a position that will make you cry out to God for help, because your way has failed you. And in that moment, He will find you, and deliver you from Evil, and you will know He is God. They all do. In 3 deployments, I've seen dozens of self proclaimed non-believers call for, and find God in their hour of need. He always answered...

[@si.taze10]

As an atheist, I have my kids, my family, my hobbies, my interests, my conscience, my morals, my hopes, my dreams, and my upbringing to latch onto and guide me through my life. It's naive to think someone who's agnostic or atheist doesn't have anything to hang onto in life. Anything a person can hang onto go get them through this crazy, unpredictable and difficult thing we call life I would consider a good thing. Also, there's no need for a "guidebook to life" for a lot of people, Cody. For that's what you call it, but to someone else it's just a book written by uneducated desert dwelling goat herders. It doesn't take a book to know to be good to people and do to others as you wish to be done to you. Happy Birthday Jack! You're a fine boy and have two wonderful parents!!

[@jackbaker8768]

I don't comment much. And I know you may not read this. But I really appreciated your insight at the end of the video. Thank you for being a Godly family and for valuing the truth that we know as Christians. I've been really enjoying this series too! Loving the progress!

[@wranglerstar]

+Jack Baker thank you Jack

[@johnj.baranski6553]

Cody give us your take on the new dewalt tools when you have time

[@JessterKing]

You can have a code of honor and morals without belief in any religion cody, if you need someone else or something else to tell you how to live because you're not able to be a decent person, you're the problem.

[@newandoldtech5634]

Natural law, do no harm, do not steal. And you cant give away your responsability. Mark Passio have some good lectures on that one. Many of the things he says makes sense.

[@newandoldtech5634]

Eighty cc: no, but when you have enough knowledge to separate right from wrong its your responsability and cant lean on what someone else says or does. Listen to them but decide for yourself. But naturally, you need to get that knowledge from somewhere to start with.

[@argh02]

That's the whole point Eighty cc: Relying on something bigger than you does two things: a) You unnecessarily humiliate yourself b) You conveniently offload the responsibility for your decisions to something else. Yay! Religion - regardless which - us fundamentally driven by humans being incapable of accepting the fact that they do not know everything, or cannot explain everything with their current knowledge. Therefore, they fill the gap with something that resonates their current intellectual capacity. This is very similar to what science does, in that science establishes theories that explain the observed exhibition of behaviour. The big difference between religion and science is that religion stops short right there, and declares the theory as truth, encrusting the frame of reference with dogma. Science goes further, and works towards finding evidence as hard and as accurate as can be to support the theory. A universally - for as far as science is concerned - accepted axiom of science is that anything that has not been underpinned with collected evidence is considered as unproven thoughts. A major portion of the effort of science is attributed to exactly that - a constant "battle " (for the lack of a better word) to reach a point that the general scientific community accepts the presented evidence as sufficient to resolve a theory as part of the foundation for new discoveries. This is only one part of the checks and balances that science is using to minimise erring - as part of the many. Any religion that I studied so far is lacking exactly that, the checks and balances. Only dogma. On the topic of morals, any society that emerges or has emerged from individualism and anarchy - be it western societies, or tribes, or anything in between - arrives at something that I would describe as a code of conduct on how to live together. Simple as that. However, societies that would be labeled as "nature religion based" have a significantly different approach to this code of conduct when compared to the book religions: a) Gods, or deities, exist - but they err just as much as humans do. b) Humans may have been created by gods, but the gods have given them the power of free will. c) Those who talk to gods are humans, hence err, too. d) Humans are a part of nature, hence cannot exist without it. Compare that to the typical characteristics of book religions: a) There is one god, and that god knows everything, and never errs. b) Humans are created by that god, but are imperfect and commit sins. c) Those who talk to god speak the divine tongue that must be abided by. d) Humans are the pinnacle of that god's creations and therefore entitled to rule over nature. e) Those that are faithful are the chosen ones, and all others are heretics. Compare the two generalisations. One set is clearly one that is built on authoritative power of some(thing) over others - and is justified by the dogmatic presumption of superiority of a supernatural abstract entity called God, Allah, or Jahwe. Oh and before this is getting into flamewars: Point e) above is present in *all* book religions, including their various different shards and derivatives. The only difference is their model of how to deal with heretics.

[@argh02]

On self-humiliation: You proved my point in staying in the most fundamental contradiction of book religions. I won't serve it on a silver platter to you - I leave it as an opportunity for selfstudy. Simple, short answer to your question: Yes I am certain - with the constraint that I speak for those that I know, and those I extrapolate on. Again, you contradict yourself with your question - and this one I will resolve for you: Those relying on Religion do not have to exercise self-control, as everything is laid out for themselves which they simply have to follow - usually out of fear (because otherwise you will become a heathen who will rot in purgatory, hell, or whatever) of punishments. A fundamental trait of book religion without which they simply do not operate. Convenient free of charge service, however: Perpetual confession and absolution. Nice way out!, I acknowledge my sins and failures and *poof* away goes any need or motivation to better myself! Again, offloading that responsibility to someone else... Those free of the religious corset however, have to put up with themselves, realising that no one but themselves is responsible for their lack of self-control, motivation or anything else. So, summing up: It is those who revert to (book) religion who are unable to face the consequences of true self-reflection.

[@argh02]

What on earth is the benefit of abstaining from sex? Why (again) live in an - apparently self-chosen - world of black and white? Not abstaining from sex doesn't mean to rid yourself from any reason and go rampage around... No, that is a very bad example of self-control - it is, however, a very good example of self-chastisement. The difference between self-control and self-chastisement is pretty obvious.

[@dylanstrawn2698]

That jig you built definitely works fine. You can save time when you build jigs if you build a table saw sled. Even complicated cuts like the one you were doing wouldn't take more than 5 minutes to set up with pieces clamped to the fence of a good table saw sled

[@jdsgotninelives]

My grandfather had a great line. "Man proposes and God disposes". Don't know if it was his line or he borrowed it from another great man but I use it like a compass. Lovin' the shop makeover mate. You are an artist.

[@blubberbucket5989]

i built mine for 15 bucks

[@wranglerstar]

great, can we see it?

[@farmerrog7816]

no name dog I want to see!!

[@blubberbucket5989]

Wranglerstar dont have it any more it fell apart

[@blubberbucket5989]

Wranglerstar yeah it was when i didn't know much about building stuff

[@farmerrog7816]

Then why did you even say that??

[@redjokr]

Why did you start talking about how you feel sad for athiests or people who dont believe in the same thing as you? cmon, that was ridiculous. stick to your woodworking and maybe be more open minded and less judgmental.

[@wranglerstar]

+redjokr are you judging me?

[@SuperJhon360]

Wranglerstar no the whole comment section is. you took a shot at other religions said that there is something wrong in their lives because of the religion they follow and he called you out at being narrow minded and it is true you were being narrow minded you talked about something you had no knowledge of.

[@dR00Ck]

Loved the ending of this video. The mountain was beautifully lit; His mercy is new every morning, but it is just as true at dusk. Thank you for staying strong and the inspirational words of wisdom at the end of this video.

[@Gunnslinger50]

As an agnostic libertarian I live by the Non-Aggression principle. Also I lean on liberty. I also grew up Christian Reformed so the ten commandants ring true. Morals aren't necessarily intrinsic to Christianity or any other religion. Love the channel. Keep up the good work. To each his own.

[@grouseridgephotography9215]

Loved the video!!!! And especially loved the ending!!!!👍

[@zpcool]

study? workbench

[@snakemonkey555]

Happy Birthday to your son Jack! Time does fly, enjoy them every single second! I'm sure you know this but "Never criticize , ALWAYS ENCOURAGE"! Thank you.

[@Flyingdutchman586]

I like that you take your viewpoint from a Christian basis. Not a a left or right sided politician but rather a Christian trying to follow the bible and not embarrassed by it.

[@ishopinamsterdam]

omg with the condescending messages about christianity... If it's so awesome just enjoy it without ramming it down my throat please. I looked past this in previous videos but it is now becoming too much. unsubbed. I know it doesn't matter but feedback is feedback right?

[@AverageJoe2020]

Agreed, Also do you notice something funny about this comments section?

[@mrgallop8586]

Are you really telling people Donald Trump was an act of god ? Isn't that's what people believed in medieval times, the king as the extention of god ? It scares me when people think like this, it takes away any form of individual responsibility, I thought you were all about that Cody.

[@unmalo2768]

Mr Gallop - Oh please, you are such a brainwashed liberal. Everything is an act of God. But you wouldn't know that because you are part of the demented movement to remove Faith and God from our society. Because you can't handle living life with God watching your every move, and knowing how you sin with such ease. It's easier for you to go through life, in the false belief that there is no God. That way, you can ease your own corrupt mind, and wrongly think that there is no consequence to your immorality. President Trump was placed in office, in order that the true vipers would reveal themselves. Those that rail against authority are truly agents of Satan...it makes easier for us Christ Followers to see you...yes you...

[@rkeele82]

Comforting words at the end there. Thank you Cody!

[@shaolindreams]

With a couple things up and running i can see your work flow is already improving ... Whole beauty of designing your own work area, You can put everything where you want and do it your way. Never really used a plane before but it doesn't look like a satisfying tool to use :)

[@randyrejer4219]

I really don't see Donald Trump as a godly man.

[@turnersparadise8368]

There's always hope though.

[@benfellows4750]

How can you say that atheists are adrift and lost just because we're not blinkered with the "words of the lord"!!! I like the work you do on the channel but you do say some absolute rubbish sometimes!!!

[@unmalo2768]

Ben Fellows - Well, you assume you aren't adrift. You feel like you have morals and principles, and faith. But without God, your truth is derived from human standards. Thus you have easier levels to attain to make you feel like you are doing ok. The real truth is that you need God (yes, capital "G") in order to be held to a higher standard. A standard that will earn you eternal peace in the presence the One that created all. So while you "feel" like you are doing ok, it is a false sense of security. Find God my friend, He is the only real truth.

[@forestlampcraft472]

COOL )))

[@invernante1985]

Your reflection at the end of the video is the essence of a peaceful life. Like the no religion, politics, race or sexual subjects at the table / school / work, etc. As much as one can internalize it, the easier to find equilibrium will be. Great video Cody

[@shmalax4802]

Got glue?

[@TribalLady12]

I love the step by step! I am a visual learner. I am also an intermediate woodworker so I love the explanations, tool information, the why we do things, and tips. Keep up the good work.

[@royparman1498]

I'm enjoying watching the shop take place, no need to apologize for the time it's taking... You take great pride and joy in your woodworking, and this shop is somewhere where you will be spending a great deal of time... by all means take the time to make a workbench that will enhance that joy...

[@alvindueck8227]

Jack's only 12?? I thought he was about 15. that bench will be tough and look nice for years to come.

[@TheNockingPoint]

Made me smile when I saw you using the push stick @00.23 . :-) Bet Sally was happy too.

[@hawaiianrockstarr]

Happy Birthday Jack. Mr. W, love these series. It takes time. Why are people in such a rush? We need to slow down and enjoy what God has provided for us whether its the beauty around us, the people we interact with in life or just the entertainment and information we chose to watch on KZbin, let us slow down and be thankful. Bless you and your family, Bless our President and God Bless America.

[@TheChillBison]

Just wanna say I love these kinds of videos: the process, the monologue at the end. Would much rather watch this than most any TV show. Keep up the great work! God bless!

[@bradleydrake2339]

Keep going with your workshop videos. I really enjoy seeing everything you do. It makes a difference in my day to be able see and hear all that you do and say. Things are not going well for me and your videos somehow help.

[@jeffreylebeau8006]

Cody. Don't let what everyone else is saying bother you or even stop you from doing videos like this. I enjoy every video you make on whet your building in your shop or home. Keep up the good work. I'm right now remodeling my travel trailer that myself & my family is living in now.

[@byrdt6528]

I've seen people use an ink roller to apply glue to a project. Spreads evenly. Scrape the glue after an hour or so after it crusts up. Makes it much easier. God Bless bud!

[@plattevilleclarks]

A glorious sunset indeed! Hard not to be inspired. Put me down for up to 17 more videos to finish the bench. 17 is the limit I think. Alles gute zum Geburtstag Jack.

[@lyncharmy6718]

and today is my sons first birthday. to bad it was at the topeka va. Happy birthday Jack

[@PWlangford1]

Shawn Lynch are you a Vet 🇨🇦

[@JasonBrown-jx3xs]

I used a plastic card to spread the glue and only need a thin layer, also avoid gluing the last 1/2 inch around the end. once you clamp your wood together the glue will squeeze out to the edge for you.

[@kevinhoppenworth6708]

I Never get bored with this, doing a great job.

[@GlitchEmpireBrett]

lol thanks for the good vid i was watching alot of vids about building stuff with wood and saw u uploaded lol

[@neilcrookphotos]

Happy birthday to Jack, growing up fast. I look forward to teaching my son the things that I learn from you (and othersof course), on to him. Keep up the good work. I am not religious but totally admire your faith and conviction. Someone to look up to and emulate. Thank you for sharing your lives here, it is a real pleasure to see all that you make and do.

[@agentstrickland]

The thing about jigs, for me, is that they are fun to figure out how to build and very satisfying to see them work. I liked the one you created!

[@anthonycreamer5784]

I had a good laugh when you swapped to the table saw for that giant glue mess, I would have done the same and then taken an exasperated selfie with my cell phone. I think these are the sort of little problems which are fun to solve and keep me interested in playing in the garage.

[@johnnschroeder7424]

When we made diagonals for bracing and doubled them as you did, we would drill at least two holes through the diagonal side and drive 3/4" dowels through to increase shear strength so over time the glue joint would not shear or weaken. We'd dry the dowels in the oven (low heat for a half hour or so to slightly shrink them), and then drive them in holes the size of the unshrunk dowels. The slightest humidity would swell them back to size and they were locked in as if screwed in place. Never had any come loose, and some of the joints are now over fifty years old.

[@YochanonAvi]

More, more, more posts on the workshop video (s). More, more, more - Birthdays - HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jack! Your life is a testimony to your loving parents. You are a child, soon to be man, that has shown to value that love. Cody thank you for your words of truth spoken from God word.

[@juddmuterspaw4081]

Cool series of videos I think. Nothing better than to have a warm, nice shop to work in when it's cold and snowy outside! Same feeling as having a really reliable truck with a full tank of gas and great heater, driving through the snow lol!

[@burtnelson1987]

The moment I saw how much glue you were using I thought, boy, is he going to hear about that! Gluing is one of those things that everyone will have an opinion on. How much is too much, wipe it wet, clean it dry, all are personal preference. What has always worked for me is the one my Grandfather taught me. Use enough glue to just squeeze out of your joint when you clamp it, and wipe it off while it's wet. It will make a strong joint, and not require any more work when it dries. Trial and error is the only way to figure out what is enough. Say Happy Birthday to Jack for me.

[@gscompton1965]

I do so much love your logic and calm demeanor,ty for allowing us to share your life God Bless your friend Greg

[@lindaslife7183]

Happy birthday! What a fine young man you are Jack. Loving this series Mr W. I'm a 60 year old Grandma and I love your family. God knows best, praying for God's Will for our country! Praying for you and your family.

[@nicerperson1]

Hi there, why not put a piece of scrap wood between the jaws of the clamps and your work piece? it will stop you making dents and vice marks on your job

[@InjunOutdoors]

Love your channel. So glad to see yo are human and can admit when you mess up! Even when you do "figure out" hoe much glue to use, someone will ask why it took so long! LOL Have a blessed day!

[@Spitsz01]

That looks like the "Universal Studios" mountain, just missing the half- circle of stars, lol Must be awsome to wake up to that every day!

[@paulkrack355]

Thank you for your ending comments. Those comments of John to Peter have helped me a lot the last year.

[@userunavailable3095]

Happy Birthday, Jack. Don't worry about the complainers, my friend. It costs nothing to complain and opinions are a dime a dozen. Most of the folks griping don't actually do anything themselves, that's why they have time to gripe.

[@Spitsz01]

I'm not a religious man myself but my mum used to tell me to "they gold". I always remember that in difficult situations and it has helped me get along well in life. God bless her...

[@jasonzimmerman7379]

I truly appreciate the lessons about life and the word of God that you incorporate into each video! Ever since I have discovered your channel a month or two ago, I haven't missed a video and I have learned so much about life, God and myself. I have purchased the book from your manly manners and have learned quit a bit about what I was doing wrong, I am getting married this summer and I appreciate having you as a role model to look up to!! Happy Birthday Jack! There has been a lot of hate in the comments lately, and I just want you to know you have lots of support as well! God Bless you and yours!

[@jackmazza5742]

Channel is getting back to its roots. I love the instructional videos the most for some reason.

[@wranglerstar]

+Jack Mazza we never left

[@jackmazza5742]

...we fear change.

[@01AceAlpha]

No horses were harmed making the glue used in this video.

[@jonrasch6472]

I really appreciate the ending to this video. great job!

[@Magilla7395]

"Having the opinions without having all of the information!!!!" That right there is the single truest statement about our times these days!!

[@buckeyejake9014]

To God be the Glory Wranglerstar! Always. Thank you for another day in the shop and for giving praise to our Heavenly Father. Praying for you and your family. Happy belated birthday wishes to Jack!

[@zanejoseph627]

I've been subscribed for a while now but I only occasionally watched your videos but now it's became part of my ever day life to watch them it's a perfect mix of diy and life lessons and tips keep up the great work man 👌🏻✌🏻️😀

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you TMM

[@pimpovic2]

Thanks for sharing the Word at the end there. I'm glad to see that part of you back in the channel. I think it helped carry your whole tone in this video. This one seemed more...humble.

[@christiantmyhre]

I have never done it myself, so I very might be wrong, but I have seen a lot of people make the dato the same way you did with a quarter of the cuts. wood becomes very weak when the strips gets thin. Will save you a lot of time and battery power!

[@pbhd8]

Dont ever apologise and keep on keeping on as you do. Your videos are both inspirational and informative

[@MrDannyr2000]

Don't know why people would be giving negative comments about the time spent on your projects, if they are not interested, simple don't watch the video, viewers have no entitlement in regards to setting the content of Codys channel, I love the natural way he brings us along his journey warts and all, no ones perfect we all make mistakes and by showing the mistakes we learn the pitfalls along the way, so be a little more considerate of the generous amount of time and effort that has gone into making these entertaining and educational videos

[@timwaddell7499]

A woodshop can never have enough clamps. Bench is going to be really nice. Enjoy these type videos as well as the Stihl life video. Loved it !!!! God Bless !!!!

[@palexanderrice]

you've probably been asked this a lot but where did you get your vest from? not only is it great looking but it's functional.

[@wranglerstar]

Here is a link to the non Western version goo.gl/Qk7Kaz

[@techedfireman4981]

I know you mentioned that you should clean your glue off when it's wet. I have taught my students to wait 15-20 minutes and the squeeze out glue has skinned over and is easily scraped off with a putty knife w/o the mess of wet glue cleanup and the none tool damaging cleanup when it's dry.