Finally Getting My Shop Organized!

[@blainerobinson5389]

I could listen to you say "drawer" all day. You should be thrilled; it looks terrific and will be a huge organizational help. Thanks for sharing.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

😂😂😂 I just keep going in and staring at it. It just makes the space feel so much better

[@syence_nird]

I thought you were saying "draw"LOL. I'm like oh maybe thats how they say drawer in the state you are from.

[@theburnetts]

It is the strangest way I have ever heard the word "drawer" pronounced. On early videos it was very confusing until I figured out what she was saying. She basically just drops the "er" at the end for some reason.

[@nathanboyd46]

Norm Abram says it the same way, and it always sounds funny to my Midwestern ear. But hey, at least you’re in good company! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWjZeaameLx1ZrM

[@syence_nird]

@@theburnetts Thinking back, I think Norm Abram had the same accent, must be a Rhode Island thing 😀

[@nerknerk8834]

Your "anything can be fixed " attitude negates the fear that keeps me from starting a project. This came out great. Thanks for sharing!

[@ogearbox6132]

It also helps when you have near genius brains like Tamar does. It can take months for me to come up with a viable solution. Which when coupled with a high degree of frustration turns into an “ah that’s good enough” look.😎

[@brrman123]

Not boring at all! I have been woodworking for 20 years and still love watching a good cabinet build.

[@JaskaranSingh-rn7sk]

Cabinets are not easy for everyone so it's always interesting to watch what technique every woodworker is using added all the customisations so thanks for making the video absolutely love your work, an inspiration 👍

[@timothygrupp]

Thanks for leaving the "oops" moments in the video. Not only shows that even the most accomplished can err once in a while, but also illustrates the marvelous and creative recoveries made in rectifying the issues.

[@dadou13]

Two things. 1, I love how you always sound like you're smiling, it's so cool. Think I've said it before, but, still applies. 2, love how you show mistakes and fixes. Makes it real. Love the content!

[@patsipes6561]

As an amateur who might build 1 or 2 cabinets for their own use, its always interesting to me to see how people do it, so thanks for your video. I always enjoy hearing your thought process. I've certainly enjoyed using your router jig!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome to hear!

[@robertr4193]

Glad to see a New project of yours in the works it's been a while. Always enjoy watch you work and nearly every time you make something amazing. Very nice design and execution of your cabinets. Welcome back.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thank you very much! ☺️

[@jeffcalaway7837]

Love your videos. If I may offer a suggestion, install your drawer slides prior to installing the cabinets. Much easier to do on your bench than crawling inside the box.

[@melissagraham6180]

Not boring at all! Every build brings a new perspective... no matter how many of these videos I watch, there is always something to take away. Showing your mistakes and fixes is the bonus... it's genuine and helps me to be confident that a non-pro is just as capable of a project like this. I appreciate that!

[@genefisher6037]

Side by side assembly view at 5 minutes, that was smart. Awesome idea.

[@williamludwick77]

4:56 love how you highlight each piece in the 3D modeling as you're attaching them together in the real world. Great attention to detail, as usual and great build. Love watching your videos, as they're a perfect mix of entertainment and informative. And definitely never boring! 😊

[@richardbillings614]

Nothing you ever do is boring. I look forward to your videos. Keep up the fantastic work.

[@heinrichhelmbold419]

I think the spider bit was the best part of it all 😂 Reminds me so much of my daughter 😊 Absolutely love your work but most of all your attitude towards mistakes and that it can be fixed... Your lobe for what you do shows in your work and is so inspiring. Thank you for sharing

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad you enjoyed the video! 😊

[@jimko97]

Great looking cabinets! Dust is bad for 3D printers. If you must keep it in your shop, build an enclosure. Also check out the Gridfinity system of 3D printable storage. Now there is a rabbit hole somebody with new cabinets could get lost in.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

👍👍👍

[@fdort3971]

@3x3CustomTamar I had to watch this again to refresh my memory. It's no wonder you are proud of yourself! Even with your mistakes, you corrected them and everything turned out great! Since you didn't cover the bottom of the cabinets (under the drawers) you have access to more storage for hiding things like treats and gifts! I saw a really cool upper cabinet over on DIY Montreal Marie made that I think you would appreciate. Thanks for the lesson

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Good idea!

[@mikeincinci]

Nice work. Wearing black is a testament to your commitment to dust collection.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! The Oneida does a great job!

[@HuskDanny]

In NO way was this boring! You are so through and meticulous its extremely satisfying watching eveything xome together. Its a joy to see the process. My only suggestion would be even longer videos! Tt for the amazing channel, subscribed!

[@johnford7847]

Your cabinets look great! I'm glad you DID make the video because I found it worthwhile to see someone making workshop cabinets and presenting an alternate way to, e.g., line up drawer slides as well as your design decisions regarding the depth of the cabinets, the Shaper work area, etc. I'm also really happy to see someone who designs furniture applying a 3D printer in their workshop. I'm looking forward to seeing your applications. Thank you for sharing.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad you enjoyed! It feels so good in here now

[@westoncarlson866]

I actually have wanted to build cabinets for my garage/shop for a while, but the project was daunting, and I didn't fully know how to do some parts of it, so this was super useful! The domino join for the short cut was amazing.

[@pmdinaz]

Thanks for taking the time to do this. It's not like every other cabinet build. It's narrow, gives people thoughts. It's useful, it gives people inspiration. Very nice! Also, that Bambu Lab printer looks like a blast to use to make quality of life improvements!!! Seriously! How nice is it to be able to create your own storage holders! Can't wait to get one now.

[@ogearbox6132]

Tamar, today many homes built in the past 15 yrs have smaller garages. Mine has 24” on either side between the wall and overhead door side. So your design shows me I could build mine perhaps at a 16” depth and have room to tuck my cars in during snow events. Your videos are always interesting and to those of who are creative you simply spark other solutions. Thx

[@00ham00]

I was going through some 3x3 withdrawal.... great post. Thank you. Exactly what I was looking for!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha glad you got your fix 😂

[@rcats848]

Having an easy reliable 3d printer was really a game-changer for projects like this... just being able to mock up a quick jig in OnShape/Fusion and print it out has been great for making things more repeatable and accurate when building things.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I havnt stopped printing since I plugged it in… my brain is in rapid fire mode coming up with jigs to print!

[@BenWolkWeiss]

​@@3x3CustomTamarMaybe you could do a video about building an enclosure around it. Keeping the sawdust off of it is probably a good idea even with your excellent dust collection system.

[@DaPaVo358]

We are moving, and having a barndominium built. I am a toy maker myself. I was told I could save a ton of money if I could make my own kitchen and bath cabinets, and do a lot of the finish work. I have been watching a lot of cabinet builds here lately. This is the first one of yours I have seen, and I must say I really like the way you explain, and do your work. It is great! I like the sliding panel for the Origin, that was just plain genius. Am getting ready to watch your dream workbench videos. I will be having to make everything in my new shop as well. Great job!! David

[@HugoBDesigner]

Cabinet builds are so fun to watch! On top of how fun it is to watch you being a total pro woodworker, it has an additional extra point of seeing you happy with the product (and that we'll be seeing more of it in future videos, just like your workbench). Not to mention that the ending with you organizing your tools neatly into their compartments is super satisfying 😊

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So satisfying to get it all organized! Glad you enjoyed!

[@evilbotto]

Hello! I am Botto. I come from Taiwan. I buy a Bambu A1 after watching the video. I decide to make an enclosure for my Bambu A1 and AMS. You can make one ASAP in the next project. Because a lot of dust in the workshop can reduce A1's life span. Love you. Thanks!

[@michaelstockdale]

Thanks for making the video! I love shop organization videos! It's always interesting to see others' ideas of how to best organize/utilize space!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@joedavis7202]

I watched this segment and I appreciate your craftsmanship, problem solving, ingenuity and your video editing skills. I took down some notes on your techniques and now I am curious about three dimensional printing.

[@vdis]

20:00 That fix with the domino warrants a dedicated video! I've tried myself but failed miserably. I'm still learning to do this kind of work done properly. Even with my domino. Oh and same for 25:38 Neat!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Ha, maybe it could be a quick short

[@AlexK07010]

reference from the same side both pieces and it will work

[@TimKoch-i8l]

I really enjoy how you talk during your video. The way you say "drawer" cracks me up. You are very talented and I have watched several of your videos. Keep up the great work

[@jacobsilvens8153]

Glad to see a full video. Glad you’re still with us. 😊😊

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Not going anywhere, just living a more balanced life ☺️

[@richarddpetersen169]

Not boring, good design and well put together.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad to hear!

[@Caasi67]

Take a look at the gridfinity system if you haven’t come across it already. That really helped me get my drawers organized. Also I definitely enjoy watching cabinets get built.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I came across it, but didn’t look much further. I’ll have to take another look

[@andreacook7431]

​@@3x3CustomTamar oooh Gridfinity and the Honeycomb Storage Wall are total crack for organizing things with 3D printing.

[@LaurencePlays]

I like how excited you're getting with the potential of a 3D printer because I've just got one myself and I feel like about half of what I've made so far is either templates to route around or mounting brackets for various pieces of hardware, so I know exactly how you feel!

[@stephaniestephens-oz4xc]

Well I watched the WHOLE video!! Definitely not boring to me. Beautiful job!!!😊

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome to hear! Thanks!

[@bretts4343]

I'm in the midst of building my shop (I've been working on electrical for the last several days), and cabinetry will be the first thing that goes in. I won't build my cabinets like yours, but I really appreciate your ideas. They'll be incorporated with the ideas I've gleaned from watching other cabinet builds to make something that I really like. I just hope they'll will work for me for more than a year! :D

[@HaroldCundal]

The spider. 😂 An idea for you - when I need to get rid of some sort of insect quickly, I just grab a little cordless vacuum. Easy peasy.

[@ft7039]

not boring at all!!! very very awesome!!!!!!

[@Timberwolf69]

Poor spider. All it wanted to do was keep you free of mosquitos and the like...

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha, it can do that in my backyard, not above my table saw 😂😂

[@TheRich4187]

Since all the drawers are the same size, I would've installed the slide on the drawers next to it, then just moved them over to the wall cabinet and then redid that set of drawers. And adding a 3D printer to your maker arsenal is a great next step! I got one last year and it is a game changer. And making your own designs to fit your needs is the best part!

[@NirvanaWoodWorksbyJanie]

I too 🙋🏻‍♀️am a little girl (@ 16:27) and I definitely do not mind watching cabinet building vids. Every now and then someone has a different twist of building one thing or another or incorporating some specific need to their own shop so I love watching b/c of this to maybe “get inspired” to do the same in our shop. “Drawll” 😂❤ Thanks for sharing!!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I knew there had to be more of us building out there! Ha!

[@chriszen4128]

Great project and video. I have 3 girls…7 years old and twin 5 year olds. They love watching your videos as well!! Looking forward to more furniture projects in the future.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome! Tell them I say hi!!! 👋

[@garylynn2857]

yes, nice thing about the newer 3D printers. not only Bambu, however Bambu is a more preferred printer in the entry field especially. not only how much it cost to make an item but also how much filament is needed

[@qapla]

There is more than one way to build a cabinet ... you showed us your way. Not boring at all. Your simplicity in the design was a pleasure to watch. You detailed, running commentary is fun while also being instructive. This was a very nice build and a welcomed video. Looking forward to seeing what you do next.

[@nathanboyd46]

Hey, I just wanted to say thank you and let you know how much I respect you for not editing out your mistakes. Seeing you work through things like cutting a cabinet door the wrong way-something I've done so many times-really resonates with me. I never thought to fix it with a Domino like you did, but I’ll definitely try that next time. I make mistakes all the time, and it can really hurt mentally. Sometimes they’re not a big deal, but other times they are, especially when it means losing material. Knowing that someone like you has made the exact same mistakes is so reassuring. The next time I mess up-which will probably be tomorrow-it’ll help ease the sting a bit. So anyway, thank you.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Just take a breath and remember… everything is fixable ☺️

[@oliviagurski3269]

So glad you shared your cabinet build! I have been following you for years; you have been my inspiration for taking up woodworking so there is no better woodworker to learn from!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

That’s so awesome to hear!

[@luisr9651]

I love how simple you make all your videos but also your encouraging words that mistakes happen and can be fixed! Watching even a pro like yourself make mistakes and find a fix makes me think I can also try a huge project like this!

[@mattsutube]

14:52 you deserve to stand back and marvel at your craftsmanship. Great to see you ramping things up again 😊❤

[@3x3CustomTamar]

More to come! 🙌

[@fdort3971]

@3x3CustomTamar thanks so much for sharing your shop furniture projects. With you being a "fun size" woman like me, I struggle to find the right measurements to work for me. My math sucks so having to downsize standard size projects is frustrating. I love how it turned out. I have a few suggestions for you since you are so good at sharing! The left corner you said is going to get shelves...make a folding step against the wall! That way you don't have to find a step ladder and it doesn't take up space. The frame portion of the drawer you had to cut off...turn it into a slide out or flip up under the next cabinet you make for when you need more temporary space. The next kick plate you make...put it on drawer slides to make a step to reach higher or another drawer. I look forward to more videos. Can't believe it's already been 2 years!

[@garybush2671]

Miss Tamar, Outstanding. Simply Outstanding. One of your best your best videos to date. My hat is of to you. Re-building 14 drawers in my shop came to a stand-still as I am rethinking the design to mirror yours. Being a Professional Cabinet Maker, with KCMA Certification I am dually impressed. Please keep on ! WOW WOW WOW !!! Chief Sends

[@ogearbox6132]

Beautiful cabinet and I am so glad you discovered the same new millennium high tech solution I use for storing valuable small parts-i.e. plastic baggies.😎

[@johnsafron3538]

Tamar, I absolutely love your videos, and wait for them to pop up on my sidebar. I bought your 6-in-1 Palm Router Jig for my Makita palm router and it has worked wonderfully for me and was as easy a 1-2-3 to install and set up. I am very happy to see your new shop and that new workbench you designed is out of this world! So many exquisite features, wow. I just wish you would post more videos for us to watch, I could watch one every day and never get tired off them. You are by far my favorite online woodworker. Others may have a bigger shop, bigger budget, higher dollar equipment and sponsors, but you have the HEART!! Thank you.

[@matthewransom6469]

I'm glad you did make this video. It's awesome. I love the cabinets, they look great and it was amazing to see the difference in your shop. I just wish I was smart enough to do this stuff

[@jaimeecaballeros9742]

Enjoyable? Yes Informative? Yes Fun to watch? Yes Thanks. You’re an amazing woodworker

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha awesome to hear. Thanks!

[@TangerineUnicornDesign]

I'm a professional furniture maker and this isn't boring at all. I'm in the midst of building a whole new workshop from scratch (65' x 23' which sounds weird but we work in metric here in Australia so it's a sensible size and I don't have to deal with fractions 🤣😂) and as it's likely to be my forever workshop, I'm going to kit it out with beautiful cabinetry as well as my office so this is perfect inspiration for me. Nice job with the shaper station, that's such a clever use of space.

[@slymike21]

That project looks amazing and is so well and thought out. Great job Tamar!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much!

[@lauramarshall6376]

None of your videos are at all boring! One of my favorite wood workers.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Wow, thanks!

[@temjiu9915]

Love the motivation and inspiration in the video! And your outfeed table is great, bonus cred for that. not only is it smooth, but I LOVE the contrast in colors, really makes it pop out and look great.

[@amodelman7]

Been watching your channel for awhile now and can say it doesn’t matter what you’re making, you do it well, explain things thoroughly, and you smile and have fun while doing it. I’m sure you have some moments that are aggravating, but the good outweigh the rough. Needless to say, I’m still a fan!

[@scottmorris4914]

This wasn’t boring, as it gives everyone a chance to see the “design” of what you came up with. And important I saw was the sliding table you came up with for the Shaper. And I like how it is now, versus just a sliding top. I enjoy your videos, so keep them coming,. Any project provides some inside into what you are doing. Adding - the cabinet build is different from what others have done, in terms of the backing.

[@russbowers3683]

I enjoy your content - no matter what you're making. Thanks for it, and as always I look forward to more. And welcome to Bambu Land! My P1P is the 4th printer I've owned and is by FAR the best! I had it for a year before I got my AMS and now can't believe I ever lived without it. You're gonna have a lot of fun!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Literally have not stopped printing since I plugged it in! My kids are making fun of me that it’s my new obsession. Ha

[@alexrobles7744]

Daniel, wow. Seriously I am jealous of your skill. 7 months and I'm still trying to get all the electronics to work together. Also the machine. Just beautiful

[@bobmartin6055]

Such a great job, Tamar!! I loved the little back kick @ 10:14!!😂 I always learn something new watching your videos, thanks so much!

[@MandisWorkshop]

Love that you went with a shallower depth on the cabinets- definitely makes access to the wall space so much easier.

[@dennishinkle5010]

I build everything the old fashioned way so i cant say much about computer aided woodworking. You did a great job they turned out useful and appealing. You are fun to watch and i love every moment. Thank you for sharing.👍

[@bridgetl.303]

Definitely not boring! Glad you did this video. Just the way you integrated the shaper origin into the cabinet was worth the view. Everyone has ideas on how to build cabinets, and I learn from everybody’s great ideas.

[@asherfine1672]

So informative, Such a work of passion. Thank you so much for ALL your explanations. You are an inspiration to so many! God bless!!!!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thank you so much!

[@craiggoodwin9704]

Tamar, that cabinet build was so much fun to watch. So grateful you decided to film it. Plus I love you energy. Thanks for Sharing! 🙃🙂P.S. My mother had the same inclination towards spiders as you do. That was fun to watch too!

[@robertkerby2581]

I absolutely loved your video; it was "interesting; educational," and exceptionally well executed! Your cabinet build including little errors was really great because it displays how we are not perfect; and with the right mind-set (yours); one can adjust our plan; and continue with the build project! You are a brilliant content creator whom I have the utmost respect for and I will continue to watch your KZbin videos with great enthusiasm! Well-done, young lady!

[@patrickperson1252]

heureux de vous revoir tamar de belles vidéos j apprends des astuces et votre travail est super merci patrick

[@morrielewin1554]

I am always impressed by your process and positive attitude. This build might solve a problem I have had organizing my shop, thank you! I am also glad to see another woodworker embracing 3D printing - it is a game changer.

[@ryanhirschey]

I love all the videos on how you’re building out your new shop. Saving all of them for future reference. I especially appreciate you sharing mistakes made and how you worked around them.

[@Shadoweclipse1386]

I frequently watch your videos not for wanting to do a similar or exact same project, but for your ideas and techniques, and you never disappoint!! Also, I too bought a 3D printer (Bambu Lab P1S, back in June) that has been printing non-stop. I have a suggestion to look into for your drawer organization, in case you'd never seen or heard of it before: Gridfinity 😁

[@Mastercraftspirit]

I'm glad you made it because i've never seen a good video around 3d printing that quickly proved its value in a woodshop. Appreciate you putting out the cabinet video to incorporate it.

[@SomewhatAbnormal]

I think I subscribed to your channel when you had 30K subs and you were working in a cluttered garage with a fabric divider hiding all the other stuff. It’s amazing to see that you’re now at 825K subs. You deserve it!

[@pacificcoasttrains3785]

Thanks for sharing this project, even if you consider it mundane. 1) Seeing how pros organize their space, and the thought process that goes into it, is useful and interesting to me. 2) Even with such a project, there's usually a nugget that I've not seen before; in this case, it's stop blocks for the table saw- I'd never seen that. So useful! You should be thrilled the result- it's aesthetically pleasing and so, so functional. Awesome!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad it was interesting and informative for you! Awesome.

[@roberthernandez1340]

Thank u for the content. Really relaxing to see u create and put together. Thank u again for your videos.

[@aulii11]

I didn't find this video boring in the least! In fact, I rather enjoyed it!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ceciliagarrett774]

Wow! You did an amazing job.

[@boris.y18]

Thank you so much for posting a video like this! I very am much a novice when it comes to building cabinets and this made it much easier to grasp all the steps in between start and finish.

[@_Turbocat777]

Yay! always nice to see a new update from you on your latest project, glad you are enjoying building out your new shop. 😊

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thank you! 😊

[@emersonassis7154]

Wow...the cabinet is so nice and the organization now is in another level ...but that 3D printer is an amazing toy for a lot of tasks...you are a source of inspiration for many Congratulations from Brazil

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! I can’t stop printing in it! It’s so cool!

[@josephc417]

Tamar, I'm so glad your friends convinced you to create this video. I am in the process of gathering ideas and inspiration for my workbench. You also show us what went wrong and why, which is good to know for when I tackle this project myself. Because of that I want to say a heartfelt thank you so much! Watching this made my day.

[@gabeitch3919]

I love the simple engineering of the cabinets very effective and yes seeing u organizing ans cleaning up the shop by building the cabinets is very satisfying

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@billj5645]

I enjoyed watching it.

[@MultiSpeedr]

Your friends were correct, that was awesome and inspirational....rock on sis...

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome to hear!

[@ericjohnson2335]

Excellent job Tamar! I always learn a thing or two from your videos. Keep'em coming. Wow, it's already been two years in the new space. Cheers!

[@plasticcreations7836]

Cabinet making is interesting to beginners like me who dont know how to do it. I like how you make the toe boards - seems easier than how others do it.

[@davidp4350]

Watching you build anything and listening to your narration, is great ! The cabinet designer did an awesome job, everything looks very useful and fit together well !

[@scotttovey]

Good job on the cabinet. I recently purchased a Qidi, Q1 pro 3D printer that has a cabinet. Some tips for your 3D printer. Dust on the heat bed of 3D printers, prevents the filament from adhering to it, thereby preventing it from printing properly, so it's a good idea to make something to put on top of the build plate when it's not in use. I have a very dusty apartment so I cut the shrink rap packaging the filament spool came in on two sides, then taped it too the top of my printer so it covers it like a hood. If you decide to do something like that, you will want to make a cover big enough to cover the AMS. Should you have issues with print bed adhesion, there are a couple things you can do. Typically, this will happen with small parts. 1) Clean the print bed with Isopropyl alcohol. 2) Enable brim in the slicer. 3) Use a glue stick to add blue to the print bed. 4) Place a wide strip of blue painters tape on the print bed.

[@jswaggart01]

That was very enjoyable to watch, a well executed project and the end result is amazing. Love that 3D printer too, I might have to look at getting one myself.

[@jewelhome1]

You’ve upped your game! I’ve been away for a while and this is an impressive project to tackle. Also your style has changed - no longer bombing in from stage left! Excellent work.

[@kevinely3214]

I'm glad you chose to make this video I'm new at woodworking at my old age. I was afraid of starting a cabinet build for my shop now you have a way that helps understand better than other makers have shown and now I feel more comfortable about trying it. Thank you and keep up the beautiful work you do.

[@shanaproctor100]

So glad I found your channel. I don't do any kind of building, but I love watching others do it. I find it all so fascinating. Videos like this have caused me to really look at how things are built.

[@fcschoenthal]

I made a bank of similar cabinets years ago with small and larger drawers. Over the years, I wished that I had made the shallower drawers even more so and get more of them to fit into the same space. You're right about most of the drawers woodworkers use needing to be shallow and I'll probably remake the bank with a lot more drawers only about an inch deep. A 3D printer is great to have for making things like you've done. Not only jigs, but I've taken and printed scaled down prototypes to make sure that proportions look right. You definitely can't beat the price. Thanks for bringing us along on your journey. - Chris

[@ejtakach]

Not boring at all! 😊

[@mikedurkee7296]

You're amazing! on many levels. Keep up the fantastic work you do.

[@alancongratssoonyoullhead5273]

It was great project and fun to watch and cabinet looks great

[@ntvtxn62]

The feeder in front of your table saw- GENEUS!

[@V21IC]

Wow! I really loved this video! It wad informative, educational and innovative. I like to the idea of the 3D printer!👌🏼 Thanks for the many ideas which you gave me! I would like to know more about the 3D printer. Are all the measurements are imperial? I use the metric system. Again, thanks for the lovely video show casing your talent! I admire your positive attitude "anything can be fixed!". That enabled you to move on pass any errors along the way! I'm glad I saw this video!