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Which colour is the countertop? Oak or Birch? Thanks

you need to say something. If I don't hear anything, I go to the next video.

I just recently purchased two vevor 13" quick release vises that look very much like this vise but larger. I purchased for fifty dollars each from a store that sells liquidated items I already have a couple work benches I'm making benches as a woodworking project and intend to sell there are five more that I'm thinking of going back to buy since it's such a good price. I understand the outside jaw pad should be leaning in slightly from the top this is the way it is on my sojbergs workbench. I'm told this is so there is more even contact with work piece.

I’m doing this for my boss’s window at work. Great tutorial!

DIY Foto once again bringing the heat.👌🏽

Nice work, and reclaiming you saved a tree! I like the cardboard corners used as stands!

Great ideas! I like the table saw tapering jig. might have to make one. Thanks

Great thanks from France, nice video

Love them

Hey great work watching from 🇨🇦 nova scotia I been making small projects last few years beer and wine caddys , trees , trays, oven sticks . Very well done keep videos coming. Merry Christmas to you and family .

Very beautiful work!! 🌲

muchas gracias, muy útil para el uso diario. Quizá podría agregarle unos orificios con profundidad ya predeterminada en la plantilla para las medidas más frecuentes y que no sea ni necesario medir. Muy bueno el canal, felicidades

Very nice

iMac for the win! Beautiful work and video! Sub'd!

Awesome. Thank you!

Great video, nice job, I learned a lot

Nice.

❤ it! Thanks for sharing!

Nice build

A lot of work and time to build a planter box that only holds one specific pot, hanging by the rim, which could get brittle in the sun and break, instead of supporting it from the bottom, and no room to pull the pot out for any reason, so if you do any additional planting you'll have to move the whole thing over onto the lawn and back if you don't want to spill dirt on the patio.

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Can you get by without the leg in the middle right where you sit? I like to move from 1 part of L to the other, but I think my leg would bang into the desk leg. Could you position over both components of top L for support but set back out of way of legs?

isnt the table a bit narrow? like sitting too close to the monitor?

As you said - no bells 'n whistles. Simpel and does the job. I'll build one ASAP 👏 But man.... the music! Stick to one type, please🤠😎😂

"Won't the table bow if you don't put some kind of support in the center?"

I have the same planer. I think I have my project for today. Thanks!

Great review, thanks!

Feel free to add Tiki Torch wicks, cut to length to make the flame reach higher. I would add 2 into my fire bowl to help the flame be bigger. Make sure you cover the wick in the gel.

omg- love it! The whole thing- the stool, the design, the editing, the music. AWESOME!!

Love it! Looks like your critters really appreciate the goodies, even if they don't appreciate your fine craftsmanship!

how many legs and where would you say to put to support the 98" with the two filer drawers on sides?

A lot of effort but it is free.

Nice job going step-by-step through the process of getting the material to a point that you can actually build something. From that perspective, I don't think it's worth my time and energy, and I speak from the experience of doing what you did a few times on some shop projects. I appreciate watching someone like Paul Jackman from Jackman Works building some impressive projects out of pallets, but he does it in part for our amusement. Additionally, I have to consider the fact that I would hate to ruin the knives in my DeWalt planer or a blade in my table saw because I overlooked a nail or a staple that I missed with my metal detector.

You took care to alternate the colors of the shelves, wish they were symmetric though :P

My kind of videos! Thank you!

The ideas are great, the videos are very instructive, and the music is relaxing... Thank you, I will modify my clamp rack with some of your ideas...

Nice work.

Looks like the top wad placed st 90 degrees while sides are like 45 degrees is this correct? I have to do mine soon too.

Good video! I like the look of the joined boards. Like you, I don’t have a jointer, and use a similar jig to straighten the edges for joining. Alternatively, 1 x 10 pine boards from a lumber yard or home center store are typically crap and don’t stain well. If looking for a quick shelving solution, you might as well use plywood. However, if you want anything with character or visual interest, the joined pallet wood is worth the effort. I always look forward to your videos.

Looks good.

I need to learn more about feater boards. Next summer i hope to be starting woodworking in my new garage.

Worth it! 👍🏼Great video.. thanks 😊

Great build and great music 👍

Excellent video! Where can I find a black g-drive like the one you have?

Straight forward and a good example of how spending some time on a jig can make your life much easy.

I had a similar idea, but the countertops seemed heavier than regular tabletops. I wasn't sure if it would be stable, but it looks perfectly fine in the video. Thank you for sharing! :)

Yeah those are slick.

Nice.

Thats a dust mask not a solvent mask!

Dear, I really like your video. Love the idea coming. You did it very careful. Hope to see your video more