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18:44 I am entertained :)

These are good almost clean woodworky fun for you and is mate. You'll appreciate these hours even more once you step into full office human mode 😅

Loving this format of videos, keep it up!

Very nice job looking very good!!!👌💯👍

Very nice job looking very good!!!👍💯👌

I like your style! Honest and fun. 3:12 those dovetails look so cool! 😅

Thanks for sharing, Dainsy - enjoyed being in the shed with you. Good luck with the 9-5!

That was a great video. I know some people do not like the "commentary" type, but i am down with all of it. Thanks mate!

Great video Dainsy and yes informative and entertaining. And it’s great how you show people to just “figure it out”. 👍👍👍

More length 😝😂🤣 classic!

Love the raw, uncut style Mark. Great job 👍

Good on you mate. It actually is entertaining, for want of a better word, watching you muddle along. Feels like a mirror of my woodworking (only better, with more skill and tools).

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Thank you, I accept your challenge let's try new techniques and have fun!

Dainsy, for what it's worth, setup blocks will speedup yout table daw blade height setting sooooo much!! Changed my speed with table saw and router setting up.

Double Dainsey = a good weekend of TH-cam watching. 👍👍👍

Another good video mate. Keep putting them out …🎉🎉

She'll be right mate maybe 🤔😂 firstly double dainsey let's fuking go. (Dickhead here) But how could you cut up Phil think he might have sommit to say about that 😮 hopefully things get sorted for you soon mate and we see you back quick as a flash won't be same without dainer fix watch your old videos get rewatched again 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Great video. I really got a lot from just seeing the process

This is exactly how I work dude. In England we say “She’ll be reet” Translation - I think it’ll work lol 🤙

Good Day, 😂, I think you might have the wrong vice mechanism, As the lead screw shouldn’t wind out, that should be fitted into the block that you’re trying to fit so it just rotates, so the lead screw doesn’t wind out , the other end of it is located into part of the bench, and the lead screw nut it’s fitted inside the vice block, I have just restored a vintage Rubio workbench, This one has even got wooden threads, it’s take me probably the best part of two months as I have stripped it completely and rebuilt it, and what holds the threaded shafting to the outer block is a large wedge driven under the vice clamp made of wood , I hope this makes sense, as it doesn’t to me , 😂, as I am a old dude living on the other of the world so it might be back to front, 😂, good luck, 🤞, Retired English dude living in France, that might be the problem, 😂😂

Nice one Mark hope everything goes well with the new position and I hope you still get some quality shed time but remember your health comes first

Do a notch and wedge for your carving clamp, dead simple. Cut a space out that fits your usual carving work, smash a wedge in with the work, it's held. Easy!

Its not always the size of the project or the satisfaction of the finished product, but the moment of coming out of the fog and seeing the solution to a problem that is most enjoyable for me. happy vicing

Have you considered a hole all the way through your block and epoxy a large nut into the end of the block. Then you can mount the original hardware piece to the inside of the bench, The block will then travel on the screw via the nut and wont screw out of the end of your bench. No more hip hazard. Anyway, love the raw videos! I could literally hear your brain cooking when you were talking about pinning the end of the screw in the block😂

I like these vids,we all go through some shop problem solving and have our own methods, and if I can learn something, I’ll really be wagon my tail (vice) 😁

I like tuning into your videos. You figure it out as you go, makes me at least try. Thank you from Brownsville, Texas

I have just found your video, and I am enjoying watching you and I love the idea that you do not play music in the background, looking forward to more from Logan City, south east Queensland

It's always a pleasure to watch!!

Very cool

Beautiful video as per usual. I love these just as much as the others!!!! Hope work goes well and life can slow back down for you shortly!!!! Lifes tooo short to over work.

I stuck around long enough to get something out of it, for sure! Nice vice, man.

Your voice sounds different on this video at the begining

For what it’s worth sir… you are an inspiration to me and have taught me so much. I’ve followed you for years and now ethos channel since you started it. I’m saving money up to buy one of your mallets. Being a single dad if 5 kids and unable to work a real job duo to my 15yr old son being non verbal autistic and no child care where I’m from. So woodworking is my way of making money. Just wanted to let you know I love your videos and greatly appreciate you taking time to make these videos. Good luck with the new promotion and hope to see some videos still coming. Be safe and god bless you and your family.

Any idea of weathered cedar pallet wood cleans up nice? Or are they toast once they’ve started to go that grey colour?

G'day mate Just wanted to let you know that I'm driving to Hamilton from Horsham in Vic to pick up a very old gilbro saw bench this weekend so I can Just Get Started I may do a resto video for my channel in the future

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Hey mate. New watcher. Are you still doing a bit of yt? I like Aussie stuff because I'm over the North American stuff. Lol Cheers

You sir are a beautiful human. Thank you for being you!

"most vacuums are awesome when you first get 'em" Then you find out they suck!

F boom dude really. Not watching you anymore!

Things you can say to youtube that you probably can't say to your wife... "Share me with ya friends."

What’s mask is that ?

Just a thought here - could you not pour a nice level concrete slap out in front and move the big pieces out when you're working? Maybe a carport over it for shade if you've go some spare cash lying around.

Cheers Mark - just the inspiration I need to sort out the half a kitchen, plus solid wood worktop, that has been sat in my garage since the start of COVID.

Love the CAD drawings mate. High standards. I usually draw in texta in a flap of cardboard I tear off a box. 😂

How did I end up here? Who knows, thanks Sir. I’m enjoying your videos. Best regards for 2024 and beyond.

Great shop tour I must say don’t bother with a combination planner/ thicknesser they are nothing but a pain to swap between the two wish I had 2 separate machines, great videos keep them coming