Do You See What I See?

[@TheDHWphotography]

Much respect for showing the mistake! You’re a true professional! I have loved watching this series!

[@sedgetool]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@krishna51119]

Right on time. Thanks for the splinter guard suggestion.

[@sedgetool]

No problem 👍

[@scottschultz7645]

Walk away and take a break is some of the best advice ever. Gives you a chance to clear your mind and look at it with a different perspective. Also, a great craftsman is not perfect, he just know how to fix hiccups.

[@sedgetool]

Thanks for the wisdom 🙏

[@findthissaving2023]

@@sedgetool Hi, i would love to invite you to test our wireless carplay screen, are you intereted?

[@jdh_images]

Been a great series - learnt a lot - thanks for doing it.

[@sedgetool]

Glad to hear it!

[@user-fw2vp5co2g]

Thanks again Sedge, appreciate all your videos. You have helped me dive deeper into my woodworking journey! Keep up the good work buddy

[@sedgetool]

Glad to help

[@garygreim1792]

Thanks for sharing this and your fix. Most channels wouldn't acknowledge a mistake but that's reality in woodworking.

[@sedgetool]

Yep.....always gotta fix em!

[@xinixxagnix201]

Learn more here then 3 years school, thnx Sedge😁

[@sedgetool]

WOW....Thanks 🙏

[@Mike--K]

This video demonstrates one of the many differences between a great instructor and a mediocre "influencer". As you said, the chances of anyone noticing the change in drawer faces and top reveal might be small, but Identifying and explaining mistakes, as well as the fixes, can help others avoid the same errors.

[@sedgetool]

Thank you soooooooo much Mike !!!🙏

[@MichaelWilkins-zs9cd]

I’m also in the mistake making business-thanks for your honesty

[@sedgetool]

Thanks 🙏

[@mos_adventure_van]

Had a blunder in the workshop today too, was devastated. Thanks for your advice on keeping calm and thinking it through 🙌🏻

[@sedgetool]

Glad to help....... Always !!!🙏

[@WillyBemis]

Sedge, I always learn so much from your videos. Thank you so much and Merry Christmas! Willy from Freeville

[@sedgetool]

Thanks Willy! Merry Christmas 🙏

[@brokenleadwoodworks]

I am enjoying the series Sedge. Thank you for sharing tips and mistakes to avoid. Merry Christmas brother!

[@sedgetool]

Merry Christmas and Thanks 🙏

[@troyboy4345]

Thank you for your videos Sedge and i wish you a fabulous Xmas and New Year, look after yourself fella ... Yorkshire, England sending sharpness back at you ! .... 🤜🎅

[@sedgetool]

Merry Christmas and a VERY Happy New Year to you as well !!!!🤙

[@ronh9384]

Thanks for sharing and showing your issue. One thing though. I think woodworkers and diyers to readily point out mistakes. I think sometimes we think our project is somehow not as good due to a mistake. Most people never notice. You pointing it out was a learning opportunity for all of us. A friend tiled their bathroom. When he showed it to me he pointed out the one mistake he made. I had noticed but would have never said anything. Nobody else had noticed… Have you done a video one the Rolair Systainer compressor in the background? I would enjoy a video on that should you get a chance.

[@sedgetool]

You’re right, I appreciate you saying that.

[@tc9148]

What are the small washer head screws used the fasten the drawer faces? Length, brand and source? Great video, loved the whole series.

[@sedgetool]

1" Truss head screws ...here's a link amzn.to/49MgRPv

[@stevealbums7897]

Hi Merry Christmas and a happy New Year Steve

[@sedgetool]

Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year ........ Thanks 🙏 Steve

[@JLLG2]

Thank you for the great series and showing the "oopsie"😂. So the measurement was missed from the salice catalog? Would be nice to see that from the drawing or whatever was missed.

[@sedgetool]

You got it. I thought it would be good for people to see how a little mistake can be addressed.

[@MattLitkeRacing]

Merry Christmas from frozen Illinoissssssssssssssssssssssss!

[@sedgetool]

Merry Xmas Matt !!!!!!!!!

[@adamwaldon5563]

I look forward to every video in this series! Question sir. How did you attach the face on the top drawer? You can’t use the trigger clamp method on the top drawer can you? Or maybe I missed something. I hope you and your family have an amazing Christmas sir! Stay sharp

[@sedgetool]

I was able to apply just enough hand pressure...... Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year to you !!!

[@BenM81]

I have that silver pencil you used at 1:04. Less than 10 bucks on Amazon, it’s fantastic.

[@Jeggo65]

I use a small strip of double sided adhesive tape to temporarily fix the drawer fronts. I use window packers for spacing. A typical set has 1mm to 8mm. So you could easily combine the height you need.

[@sedgetool]

cool Thanks !!!

[@katabrontes]

Hi Sedge, I note that you have mounted the mitre saw on top of the cabinet rather than dropping it so the top of the table is level with the cabinets each side. Why did yoy do it this way?

[@sedgetool]

stay tuned....I am still going to use the Extension tables

[@skipclark9521]

What are the knobs that you have on your Paolini Pocket Rule?

[@sedgetool]

metal...I got mine the year it came out...These were the knobs......

[@bartholomewgreatpants3425]

Id be lying if i said i dont look forward to these videos every sunday.

[@sedgetool]

Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@milandjordjevic5949]

Tumbs up Sedge ,and stay Sharp 👍

[@sedgetool]

Thanks 🙏👍

[@slavol1024]

Or you can start with a good, free to use plan. Blum process 32 pdf file provides all dimensions you need. Using Blum drawer adjusters will give you additional flexibility for drawer fronts placement.

[@sedgetool]

cool