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Beautiful desk. Love the reuse of the gym floor for the kids. I'm sure pop is proud to have it. Also love the 'throw-together' jig for the tapers. Great video, loving the channel. 💪👍

I have a broken metal pin in one. Help to get it out?

Really cool looking table. As a beginner, I find myself wishing for a full build video. Can you say more about the uprights, the square pillars. Were those a glue up? A solid piece? Inquiring n00b minds want to know. 🙏

Sound! So often overlooked. Good stuff!

Very helpful.

Really cool hardware and a beautiful build~! That is a great shade of blue as well. Nice work as always~!

hi Jeff. I like the leather apron. May I ask where you purchased it?

So is this just a biscuit joiner like my porter cable one I got 15 years ago? Or does this do that fancy cabinet connection thing where it bumps at the end of the cut to put in a T groove or something? I read that biscuits are terrible at expanding with glue compared to the Domino tenons, curious if these do a better job of that or not.

Can there be screwed to the bottom of the cabinet as opposed to the side

Do they work well on retrofits with original boxes that have half inch gaps on both sides

Nice work as always! Are you able to remove the docking drawer without taking the countertop off if you needed to replace it or access the outlet for any reason?

No you can't do this in "any drawer." Those things need a minimum drawer width (12" or something; I forget).

Excellent video thanks

Great cabinet, nice color for that cabinet and amazing hardware(the pulls) and very nice touch, even if wasn’t intended, that oak stained plate is just adding value to the piece. Great job guys.

sharp, beautiful color and finish on those cabinets too!

Great video as always Jeff. That’s a very great idea definitely going to keep that in mind. Thanks for sharing

Very cool Jeff. I love that such a great idea...🤘🤘🤘

That’s really nice!

I only love my kids to an IKEA level.

I want to comment to help the algorithm, but all I can come up with is inappropriate jokes about the mess in Jeff's drawers....

What about servicing after installation? When you no longer have access through the open top how would you, for instance, even remove the drawer since the Docking thing kind of attaches the drawer to the cabinet?

Beautiful cabinet build Jeff and that docking drawer is way cool! 👍👍

Tried to find “confirmat” screws on HD website. Got a pile of garbage under “confirmed” screw…..😢

Really nice, Jeff. Great project and installation. I was wondering if you were going to clock the screws and then you did. I was thinking about a divider so part of the drawer could be used for storage without blocking the charging. Bill

Nice one man. Good tip to pad out the outlet in the drawer to gain that 2". Question - did you have to trial where to set that first screw on the arm? I've found that if the arm is racked slightly then it may struggle to close the drawer flush, or smoothly. Also frustrates me that the arm wants to pull the drawer closed slightly, but all together it is a great product. 🎯

Interesting, Jeff. Bill

thanks, where do you get your bar clamp?

Any special pre-drilling requirements?

I've watched a few of your hvlp/paint videos now and always see you checking your spray before actually hitting the piece. I've just upgraded from my fuji semi pro to a mini mite 5, which doesn't have the PSI controller other than closing down the hose so I'm a bit worried of just having too much air going. I'm just wondering if you can explain a bit of what you're looking for when you're getting it dialed in on the paper. How do you tell if you have the correct atomization set? I'm going to use this 2k finish on a coming project so just want to make sure I'm properly set up right before I mix up a batch. You sprayed it here with a 2.0 tip but I'm thinking with this new turbine, I should be more at the 1.3 or 1.0 tip.

Just bought one, the trigger system is now different.

What do you do when you get small dots like salt? I'm using something similar to a Wagner flexio and I've used a filter for the paint but I get these dots and it's not bubbles since I can't poke them with a needle. I let it dry but is there anything I can do about it?

Great video, solid advice.

Great demo, Jeff~! Like a few others below, it's rare that I go for the jigsaw, but even so, I understand it better having seen this. Always looking forward to what's next~!

Awesome video, learned a lot

Informative video. Keep them coming good sir. Y’all are my two favorite ❤

Man I had a D handle for years it finally died I got the m18 barrel grip never could go back now

I have a black and decker and the settings are straight and multiple curved settings

I’ll have to go check my old Ryobi for those oscillating settings. Only ever really use it to rough cut but on occasion some cuts more bandsaw like cuts. Some good pints to know. Every time I see those barrel grips it makes sense to me to use that shape.

Good info, I’ve had some problems with the blade not cutting straight up and down, but rather deflected to a side on thicker pieces. Is that just user error or something that might’ve causing that?

Sad plans are no longer free...

Great tip and video, thanks, I use a Festool PSC 420 and I demo'd it recently to a worker mate when using the clear splinter guard for it on an up-cut carvex blade how smooth a cut it left even on a laminate counter top, he was shocked as was as smooth as tracksaw... Thanks again for a great series of vids from the UK.

Thanks for the insights. May I ask have you ever tried spraying the Dye on Pine? And would you suggest first applying a pre stain conditioner even if you're spraying the Dye ? Thanks in advance.

Are there any brand of jigsaw blades that are known for high quality? Or maybe that have less deflection?

I don’t use my Festool Carvex barrel grip jigsaw much, but when I do it’s always a joy to use in the shop. In the jobsite I’ve been with my old 20v Dewalt D Handle jigsaw now for almost 10yrs. No complaints with it. But Festool makes a darn nice jigsaw .

Great tips Jeff. Thanks for sharing

praise be for using mm despite being US (I guess)

Very interesting and informative video Jeff! IMHO, Festools are way overpriced and a comparable brand tool for much less money will do the same job. 👍👍🔨🔨

Good video guys!

Perhaps your older Festool jigsaw didn't have this feature, but on the new ones they have a zero clearance feature. Basically a piece of plastic that is inserted into the jigsaw and cut to each blade so you have a zero clearance insert cut for each blade you use. I have used it and found it to be a great great feature on their jigsaws. Obviously helps on the up cut blades.

Good stuff as usual. I knew what that switch was for but never really did a side by side comparison like this. Thank you for the info...🤘🤘🤘