Disaster in the Shop

[@Daleswood24]

3 suggestions for next time: 1. Cut slower 2. Use carbide with epoxy and 3. Deeper tenon…

[@AdventureswithJack453]

Thanks for the suggestions, I will keep these in mind for the the next project.

[@gregdennis3523]

I suggest doing loose wood that you secure with deep resin pours. Then doing crazy projects with it.

[@StepRobinson]

I am not trying to be mean but you asked. Shorten some of the things most of us do. Just for example you show from 4:08 to 6:48 cutting one strip of plastic. Maybe if you sped that part up and shortened it to about 5 seconds most folks would not try to fast forward through that part. Same with building the mold. I hope this helps

[@AdventureswithJack453]

Thanks fo9r the advice. I will start doing that.

[@ItchyThirdEye-j6u]

I would say, just do what you do and let the skippers skip and the watchers watch. You will never keep everyone happy. Having said that, I agree with the comment about shortening some of the boring bits.

[@AdventureswithJack453]

Thanks for the comment