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Do you let them go? I hope they don't die

It was fun to guess what it was going to be through out the video

Nice!

Good use of the scrap wood. The card holder looks great!

I think it looks great

I think it’s gorgeous!

Beautiful work! You improved my painting!

Bought one and tried it....worked pretty well. Sometimes I have to cut plastic. A piece hit the blade and now I have little pieces if blue plastic all over the shop. Can this be made with a stronger more durable material or maybe metal?

Great video, thank you for sharing.

I have a similar system on my Bosch 12". There are three more things you can do to virtually eliminate the risk of having a blowout like that again. The most import thing being a zero-clearance fence. You can easily make one from plywood or even some scrap lumber. There are many videos on youtube showing how to make these. The amount of support you showed for that last cut is nowhere near enough. You were lucky! The other two things is one, slow down a bit more while making your cut (especially small pieces like that) and more importantly, number two, NEVER lift your blade back up until AFTER it has stopped spinning. As the blade slows down, it is actually more likely to cause a kick-back. So lifting the blade while it is still spinning is a bad idea. Otherwise, great video and good luck! You earned a subscription from me! 🙂

Tanks!

Very nice

Could you do a review of Natura onecoat? Many are curious on how it matches up to Rubio and Osmo their zero reviews on TH-cam of that finish

The Butter Boards I saw were much longer. You make different flavored butters, ie: sea salt, garlic, honey, etc. And then serve French, sour dough Hawaiian, etc., breads, letting pick their own flavors.

What a great experience for the kids!

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Looks way better, nice job

Nice job, Keith, thank you. I've had couches with those lousy plastic block feet. Watch out for where your wooden ones screw in. The connector can be just as cheap. I would probably have made the new feet square also; then it doesn't matter which side ended up forward. But you got it.

You should consider learning how to use a shooting board to dial in miter joints

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I am honored to be the first to like your video. This is an interesting technique I must explore more fully! Thanks for sharing.

I have the 10" version, just an excellent finish. Such a no-brainer to buy.

I appreciate your review here, plus it's always good to see someone ELSE do the instillation - you learn a lot that isn't shown by the guy who came up with it. I do have one question: at around 6'32" you are putting your dust collection hose into the fitting, and that is connected to 2-1/2 hose. where did you get that fitting? That's what I need.

That was certainly true for my dad. He could never understand why Jesus left the carpenter’s shop!

You sir get a like, subscribe, and comment! Great vid, no fluff, and a free template. Keep up the good work!

I am just getting into woodworking and finding out that a lot of tools that are on woodpeckers and Rockler(as well as others)could be made for a quarter of the price pretty easily

Well...I get it. Great visual gift, and as I have done a little cooking and baking, I remember trying to wrestle with a sliding piece of buttery slippery wax paper that at one time was wrapped around the stick of butter. Cutting the butter sorta accurate with the marks on the paper gets worse with each cut. I like it. Will be making one for a gift for my grandsons wedding along with a few other kitchen items. Need to add a walnut knife to the project.

Great chessboard only thing is I prefare the grain up down as you play just my preference

When I saw the title of this episode, my mind immediately went to a display case with little vials of sawdust, labeled by species of wood and the date itwas collected!

The crafter in me is crying out to grab some paint and decorate these push sticks!

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You should joint or clean up the edges of those boards for the glue up!

👍🏻 very good

I am curious why you chose to cut out each individual square instead of glue up,cross cut rotate, glue up again. Using strips instead of squares?

Good job

Hi The checkers are great and its good to see projects that will be used. Regards James One Handed Maker 1 🤚 🔨

Very nice. Your guitar is a little out of tune though. 🙂

For those of you who are clueless about what a butter board is actually used for: The Carnivore diet is an 80% fat (frequently in the form of butter) and 20% protein. So, in order to get their fat portion of the diet increased they use the butter board to basically make butter into an appetizer with seasonings, etc. It’s not for simply holding a stick of butter until you want to butter your toast. Think charcuterie board with butter and meat.

Your design is beautiful and show’s excellent craftsmanship !!! Well Done !!!

Most of the butter boards I've seen are substantially thinner, but I do like the graduations you put on them. One fun item of note on those... butter in the western part of the country is much fatter/shorter sticks than those in the eastern part of the country (like the stick you based your measurement on) so your measurements only apply to them. :)

Man that little jointer sounds like it’s struggling. Is it getting full voltage?

I think it would have looked better if both ends of the center stripe were the same color, instead of one dark and one light. Other than that it looks good.

Nice job. I lived in the Staunton VA area for about 15 years. Beautiful area with a lot of really nice people. Take care and have a LARGE DAY indeed!

Like I’ve always said, people will buy anything you put in front of them.

IMHO it is a novel idea but i find it hard to believe (especially in this economy) that enough people would spend $40-$60 for board that does the same thing that is already incorporated on the butter wrappers. Don't get me wrong, it looks great I just can't see it as a productive item.

Nice shop, welll equipped. It's a winner having a door to access your basement workshop. Tony

I gotta say....I don't get it. The wrapper on the butter stick has the measurement on it. Who unwraps the whole butter stick to cut out 2 tbl spoons. One of the dumbest ideas I've seen. Sorry!

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What a great space to be creative. Keep up the videos. OHM

Great design and now I know what a butter board is. Inspiring! OHM