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How well does this withstand a dishwasher or washing it in the sink?

I really live the North Pole idea💡 ! I'm planning on doing a craft show. (First ever) I think I'll give this idea a try. Thank you for sharing ❤

Great idea and thanks for sharing Keep building

How did you waterproof this deck box?

I recently made tablet holder made with popular and redwood. The redwood is enlayed not glued. Besides a sander and 2 brad nail, i made the whole thing on the table saw and used glue with ribbet joints. Turned out beautiful. I did use a router for a round over but definitely could have used a table saw on 30 degree instead on the edges

Interesting ideas

That cup holder has potential! I think you want the cup to be higher than the arm of the chair and maybe the yeti is. I'd incorporate a hidden compression spring that would normally squeeze the chair arm, and you would need to pull on a boss of some type to take the spring pressure off and remove the holder. That way there are no knobs to deal with. I'd also try making it capable of one hand operation. Anytime you can eliminate a step it's worth the time and thought it took to bring you there.

Your tool storage system looks great! I do have one question though... How do you secure the shelf to the wood you screwed into the wall? If someone accidentally bumps it pretty hard from the bottom, can it just fall out?

Loved the video wish it was a diy video

A good idea is to make a pocket under the tree to hide the battery pack

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Interesting designs. Sparked a few ideas. Thanks for Sharing 🤘🏼

Great job and projects They all look great Thx for sharing Enjoyed it Keep building Cheers

Made one last year! Not just like that but close! Made it for my 2 great grandchildren!!! I like yours . No picture, sorry! I enjoyed your video!! Like the tray real well!!! All 3 really!! Keep up the good work!!!

Some great ideas! I especially like the North Pole stocking hanger. I should make one of these for my daughter, son-in-law and grandson. This is perfect for families that live in apartments or apartment style homes. Pretty sure these would sell well here in the Houston area since not every house has a fireplace and mantle. ❤❤

My opinion , the last one natural would look good

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New subscriber here! Nice sled. I do like the 2 cut method compared to the 5 cut. I'm always looking for an easier, more efficient way. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent. Greetings from Maine!

I made a smaller sled for majority of my projects. Much lighter. I had a spare miter gage to use as one runner and wood for other. I made sure the base was square at back and right sides. Other 2 sides can be wonky. My back fence is attached to the base edge instead of on top of the base like every other people do. Before assembly I cut a rip kerf on the fence where it meets the base to prevent dust accumulation from affecting the accuracy. Blade protection added onto fence for safety.

A toilet bowl bolt works great in t track

Nice to see that mistakes have not been edited out. Makes this realistic. Thanks!

Great editing job!

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My only thought is the stop needs to be about 1mm shorter with a slight bevel on the inside edge to stop any dust that may get caught IMO. Looks great and look forward to more content 👍🏻🇦🇺

nice sled.

Looks a great sled. I really enjoyed watching the process.

Good video. I'm glad to see you coming out of the 3 project series where you don't show any actions. You are now showing the process, which is super important for beginners especially to see. Keep up the good work. Too, I really appreciate the surveys you send out. It helps me to think about my own work as well. FYI - You have a nervous habit of clasping your hands together when there is nothing between you and the camera. Just a little something to work on.

Great Video as always!!!

Safety first says the guy wearing flip flops 🙂 Thanks for sharing. Appreciate your videos.

This! This sled is literally everything I've been wanting to put into making myself a new sled. Thanks so much for sharing this! You just saved me some brain power and we know I need that 🤣 Great Video RockStar 😎🤘🏼 Keep them coming please

Just in time, My next project! Thanks for keeping it real.

Like the sled and the 2 cut method. I need one but it will have to be smaller, all I have is a 10" contractor saw. Dave & The Girls

Good looking build and that will be a very useful addition to your shop. One comment; when you are gluing up plywood for the fence, it's a good idea to glue up against a flat reference surface. Plywood is very prone to flexing especially in thin strips and it's important for the front fence to be dead flat.

Just subscribed ! Ive just made one of the plant stands and sold it ! Many thanks for the idea from England !