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I made up the plans as I went along Don't have formal plans for this sadly. Enough people are asking I may make plans for it sometime though

Thanks!!! ASMR is not on the list of things I thought would be complimented on, sweet

Hahaha, thanks man, appreciate it! And I had to- I made a tie didn't I?

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Thanks, I was surprised how well they came out for not having a plan and just sending it on my first attempt. if I had a black lotus.... if only- thats a new house :D

Thanks- I thought so as well, he only has two ties and he always wears the same one every week, so thought this might be fun for him

Appreciate it! and yeah, it was a solid build, still have it and use it almost for every project.

there is only so many things you can make the inside of a square table look like going on for infinity And some mine shafts do us brick walls. Short answer though- its easier than anything else

Thanks dad --- I mean man

Thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed the reenactment. was a last minute addition I just deciced to do because it amused me

Still use it almost every wood working project!

HAha thanks I think they aren't great for the video- but I was cracking up every time I put one in- so they stayed :D

I appreciate that, thanks!

Thats exactly what this table was made from me and my wife got married and had extra "stuff" so instead of throwing out one of the tables... why not turn it into a workbench?!?! We both hate waste, and yes, wood can be so friggen expensive!

Dude that's one of the coolest compliments I could have gotten Hope you enjoyed them The older ones are definitely..... "less refined"

I agree with the need/use of a riving knife- I forgot to put it back in after taking it out to make a specific plunge cut on another piece I was working on.

Hahaha, great minds think alike!

I THINK it was woodworking... or something that might pass as it.... not sure, but thanks!

Luckily I have like 10 of them

IF you don't want to spend a day or two just getting the wood READY to use, I would advise straying from pallets. IF you got that time, then pallets are great.

only took like 30-40 minutes, so simple!

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks And yes, exactly this. Its good practice, you don't get that buying plywood, and if IM spending the money to make my life easier, I might a well buy a vacuum cart.

You bet I'll update the youtubes when it comes by again.

IT "is" a trick, i just reversed the image, looked weird the other way in the shot it was in. Can't say I have used lefties before in wood working

Exactly! also prevents a huge updraft near the fan

Yay! Thank you!

Thanks, will do!

I have tired WOW, it is wayyy to addicting for me. Dnd and MTG is a nice medium, need other people around,, keeps the addicted parts of my personality in check.

Magnets for which part?

Under the dials instead of the screws. I don’t know if they would move correctly or not. But if you’re going to make more maybe worth a test?

@@FuzzyLiger OH gotcha, that's not a bad Idea actually.... But I did figure out a Much better way once I finished this, I like your idea with magnets as well..... might try them both out next time I make this.

Right? Also, I saw your Pheasant tail vid, looked super sweet!

Haha, thanks. I watched that part of the video three or four times while trying to connect the two buckets thinking I missed something- just wanted to share the madness..

...My friend was using my computer before, I have no idea how those got there...

@@thewannabecraftsman was he using your printer too? I have the same problem

That is legitimately one of the best compliments I think I can get for a video, thanks!

I tried it both ways and from what I can tell the air flow is the same. the main reason I had the fan blowing in is otherwise there would be a huge updraft every time I turned the fan on, and it would push dust up and around, and this way the dust particles are located inside the fan, and wont just refall into the air or ground when I move and bump the fan. At least that's what I found, I could be horribly wrong if someone uses an actual air flow tester and does the math. Let me know if you do and what you find!

@@thewannabecraftsman Keeping the loose dust contained in the unit is a great point I hadn't thought of. I'd be inclined to try to make a smaller version that I can ceiling mount, so the airflow from the fan would be less of an issue. Got some good ideas to try out, thanks.

hahaha, thanks, was a last minute decision- Er, I mean... how else do you test for suction????

Thanks!! Yeah, I don't plan on taking 6 months between videos again... geez

looking at it as close as TH-cam's resolutions allows I'd think it was either a barn spider or a wolf spider.

I highly doubt it, but I am allergic to spiders either way so I treat it as if they were all venomous.

Cost a bit, but was a great addition. I had to paint some shelves and I ran this next to the shelving to let dry, there wasn't a spec of dust or anything on the shelves when they were finished. Fan caught everything before it could land on them

Hahaha, yes it is! IN all reality, if she didn't care she wouldn't have kept insisting I take care of it, and she was right... it is MUCH better now

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I looked at your other videos and you're a nerd! BOTH of my Pathfinder games this week got cancelled.

Yes I did, cut a hole into one side right in the middle of the pipe. Lost a decent amount of footage on this build, drilling that hole being among them.

the entire build is from 2x4s, the first few shots you can see me ripping down the 2x4s in half to get two 3/4" boards which is what they are made of. 1" diameter pipe if memory serves, and i wish I got 1.5. Took me FOREVER to get the wire through the hole in the pipe, was to rigid of a wire, and too sharp of a turn.

Thanks! I literally came up with that idea day of. they sell faux brick walls sheeting for like 60 bucks.... Didn't want to spend any money on this. Necessity is the mother of invention I hear...

Much appreciated! Just finishing up another 2x4 shop build, so keep an eye out for it. And I feel ya, I have gotten emails about plans for this... I just made them up as I went essentially.

Thanks, yeah I am surprised it was that cheap and it still functions perfectly. I honestly expected it to fall apart, had to remove the Planar for cleaning, and everything still fits and works perfectly!

Ima be real with you.... I am not entirely sure what you are talking about, and if I am being honest. I am way too lazy to rewatch the video to figure it out :D I'll take the tip though, it does indeed never hurt to ask.

I was referring to your initial comments about the crazy prices for plywood that are being used for these carts. I had found a piece of plywood I needed for a different project that had a defect and I asked the manager of the big box store and got a 30% discount. I'm getting ready to make one of these for my Jointer and my planer and I'll be using 2x4's to try and keep the price reasonable. @@thewannabecraftsman