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Very ingenious idea! I'll do something similar

That is GORGEOUS! Thank you for showing us how the wood bowed and how you fixed it. That was quite interesting. I love the mortise and tenon join - I couldn't make one, but I think it's an elegant join.

Your going to have to make a sawhorse that will make it easier to cut plywood.

Great one Ron, this is exactly the type of oldschool woodwork project video I like to watch. 👍 I was going to say that the strike panel section might have been improved slightly by radiusing the inner corners instead of having 90 degree cuts, but then watching later on you show how the two sides have to come together, the curve would have been needed on both side pieces which probably wouldn't have been ideal either. End result is very schmick, great job!

Love how you share those little tips and tricks!

Pleasure watching your process and your beautiful work piece. Your explanations are very educational and clearly show your high level of craftsmanship. Very well done, Sir!

Thank you Ron...thats the best box making tutorial on u tube...and boy have i searched! Learned a lot ..thank you again Sir.

nice

Nice work Ron very nice!!!!

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Great build and I learnt a few tricks along the way. Thanks for the video

awesome video! The table came out beautiful. I'm going to be trying something similar to a project i'm working on! Live edge pine corner table! wish me luck.

Thanks for the money save tip no coupon code :)

I thought you said it was a phuck in the cuck but you actually said effecting my cut 🤣 0:03

What thickness of wood would you normally go with ? Love your video.

Hello sir, please I want to ask you: Are there factories in America that are looking for an upholsterer? If you have any information that you can help me with?

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I had fun making one of these. A few mistakes were made but I learned a few new things in the process. even though I know how it works I am still mesmerized when an object disappears after closing and opening the box. I can wait to show it to my Grandchildren. My plywood was a little undersized so I had to compensate for the differences in thickness. Thank you for making this video.

Very nice work

Always love your finished projects, but I really miss your dialogue in the videos. You always shared wonderful nuggets of wisdom!

Where’s the lid?

The woodworkical stylings of Ron Mullet (with a nod to Leroy Anderson and Spike Mulligan)

great videos, thanks

Thank you ❤

Very nice

Beautiful work. So inspiring.

Awesome job. Interesting project. I watched it twice.

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You are blessed to have a place like the to get wood from. It's hard to get wood in my village.

You like me a one man band

That simple but elegant. Very nice I gave you a 👍 up. 😁

I have been looking for something like this for a while. This is great!! Thank you for making this video!!

Awesome! Thank you Sir. Im making this for my grandson. He loves fooling people.

Putting the tensioners on the underside is a genius move. I was trying to figure out how to do the tensioning on the bottom, but didn't want to have tall feet. This is the move! Thanks.

Awesome! That's exactly the idea I was looking for!

Looks great

Absolutely beautiful amazing work. Keep up the great job 😊

Very beautiful great job

Excellent work!!

love your work, wish you would offer/sell the plans for that for us beginners.

awesome. sell me the plans ? Id like to make one.

Very cool box! Nice mix of power tool and hand tool work.

First time ive seen the tensioning set up on the underside to adjust the cables, thats very clever. Ive also wanted to use steel wire but am worried that it might end up requiring rework as a result of the expansion and contraction of the cable as the temperature changes over the year. Thinking particularly as it gets into winter and the steel shrinks it might put too much pressure on the uprights and snap them. Has your table had any issue's?

I can tell your a master of you game and you work is beautiful

You're obviously a skilled woodworker and that's a really cool box. I don't understand why you would remove the single most effective safety device on your table saw, the riving knife. So dangerous.

Absolutely masterful work sir, truly well done!

Great instructional video! I'm looking to try to re-upholster mine but I've never tried before! Feel much more confident to try it now!

What an incredible video! I'm new to this hobby, but this is my next project. Thank you for the great explanation.

I really like your method of tightening the cables. Is there a specific name for the "tensioners" you used?

Fine Craftsmanship Hoss. Thanks for the shim trick on the leg. I learned something new today. But I'll probably forget. Thanks for taking us along. I am milling for a pie safe at the moment as well. I hope it turns out as nice as yours.