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New to watching the video. The content is worth watching despite the audio visual issues. Thanks for the time, effort and information. Plan on customizing with a laser engraving to up the value. Thanks again!

Thanks for the tour! I’d seen the ShopSmith in the background in your other videos and wondered if you actually used it. I was actually kind of surprised to see it living in your well equipped shop! Another surprise was seeing the Proxxon drill press languishing on a dusty shelf! I added several Proxxon machines to my shop mainly for model building purposes, but lately I’ve been challenging myself to build small boxes using nothing but my Proxxon FET table saw, miter saw and drill press! It’s forced me to think out of the box (no pun intended), but it’s actually proven to be very doable! I limit the wood to 3/8” or less, and don’t expect this stuff to handle big jobs like a SawStop or something! Thanks again for taking the considerable time and effort to produce these videos!

Very nice! I want to make something similar for my Marlin 336.

I bought plans from WoodPrix and I made it very fast.

I think you can make it yourself, just loook and learn from WoodPrix .

Well done! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for such a comprehensive video

Very nice! I intend to attempt something similar.

I made it by myself thanks to WoodPrix plans. I think it's the best way to learn how to make that.

I made it too. Just used WoodPrix instructions for that :)

I made it by myself thanks to WoodPrix.

I made it by myself. I used WoodPrix woodworking plans for that.

Mine works too. I used WoodPrix plans and made it without any problems.

Bon travail

Focus!

Thanks! I’m working on curule seat for a project and it helped me immensely

Do you hinge the top or index it somehow?

Great video. After making the jigs my wood started moving. Imagine that. I’m making another set out of pvc trim material and hopefully that will stay straight and square.

Do you take orders? Model 70 Winchester super grade 308 rifle.

Bonjour à vous avez vous des plans à vendre svp

I thought your video was really well done, and the speed/pace of your explanations were just right - not too fast or too slow. I WISH I could find pine moldings for only 2.98 for an 8 foot piece! Did you mean 2.98 per foot? Right now on HD web site they want anywhere from 16.68 to 59.88 for an 8 foot pine piece depending on the profile.

As we all know gluing end grain isn't all that good. How do you deal with that?

Enjoyed the tour. One can always learn about shop setup. Your camera seems to have some focus issues.

Is there a way to contact you with a question?

can you build me a rifle case

interesting I had given it a thought but not executed. Well done.

Excellent!

Nice looking box sir

this is about the fourth time I have watched this. great video. one question. what/ how do you finish the boxes?

Very nice box, you are very good with wood not so good with a camera.

You have a lot of echos in your video, perhaps if you wear a mike instead of broadcasting your voice to a distant mike it might be better.

Hey Kenneth, Jake here. If you loosen up those set screws just a touch, you'll find that the grip can be removed and installed with greater ease. Their purpose is to remove rotational slop, not so much additional holding force. Cheers!

Great way to add inlay to a project affordably

Very interesting,Ken! Thanks.

Nicely done

This is very beautiful. What wonderful work you do. I'm disabled, and maybe I can watch this video to learn thus wonderful skill

Who was responsible for the design of the stairs? I am a UK Architect and staircases like this would not have been designed like this from the post Georgian era i.e. from 200years ago For the last 50+ years the maximum rake on a domestic stairs has been 42 deg, yours appears to be 62 deg, Also, open sided staircases have not been approved except in very special circumstances for family homes because they are intrinsically dangerous and apart from having a full length balustrade, they have for the last 50 years required that at no point can a 100mm ball (approx 4") pass through any part of the stairs to preclude toddlers getting their heads stuck or falling through, which was a demonstrable occurrence prior to then. I appreciate the difficulties with setting a safer stairs but with the effort that you have gone to it would have been achievable with only a small amount of extra effort. Why not at least fit a balustrade on the open side as I guess that the stairs will become more of a concern for you as time goes on.

Beautiful stairs! A lot of good, useful information for finishing stairs. The best I've ever seen or heard.

Blimey! The Headless Woodworker! I thought you were only a legend...

I found pdf's of Wood magazine on Etsy. The ad with the actual magazine wants $50 for 4/98 issue. The one with pdf's from 1986 to 2010 was only $10, so now I have tons of interesting projects available and the 4/1998 one is in the bunch and easy to find, I printed that article-its only 5 pages. Thank you so much for showing this. I am 69 and just retired and started making bird houses. This is very helpful for Christmas gifts, too.

Great video!

how much do you sell them for

I yelled, "TURN IT AROUND!" and you did. :>)

I'm wondering if these jigs could be modified to make hexagon and octagon boxes.

Hi Ken, I'm in the process of making the jigs, so thanks. I went thru your video again to determine the golden ratio(1:1.618) and your 9-5/8 X 6-1/8 seem a bit off? I did the math using the 6-1/8 measurement and came up with 9-15/16 or 9.91025. I'm sure it doesn't matter much but thought you might like to know, so thanks again for the video.

unwatchable.

Why don't you cut the slot in the full length of timber before you cut them to the sizes that you want your boxes to be.

Those boxes look like they are made to keep Human ashes in, from an undertaker's.

Thank you for that excellent share 👍🤗

This really brought back memorys of high school wood shop on how to crosscut compound angles. I'm talking mid 60's. Now I wish I had a table saw.

Great instructions, you did everything but come to my house and build them for me.