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Thanks for making this video. I am looking to get this unit but heard about the flex and wanted to see if there were any solid solutions out there to handle it. Cheers!!

Want to buy plans to make this diamond end grain but don't see them listed anywhere. Please help, I love your videos! Just finished your end grain basket weave and it turned out great thanks to your instruction and videos.

If purchasing the plans for this how difficult would it be to scale up the dimensions to be say 18x24x2? Any insight on how to adjust cut list for that?

Great video, young man! New subscriber here!!!

I am sure that the middle finger jack-in-the-box gave everyone a good laugh

😊nice video good job i have the same car with the same configuration my spoilboard is the one in mdf and aluminum track. i wanted to ask you if it is possible for you to send me the file to replicate your perforated spoilboard so i can make one too. thanks

Nice video

Great looking finished project! I too have the need for a drill press table. In the short term, I simply drilled a hole through one end of my "fence" (plywood strip) and "table" (plywood rectangle). Adding a 1/4" bolt with a wing nut creates a pivot point. Now I can can position the fence any distance away from the center of the chuck and use a single clamp at the other end of the fence to lock it in place. It's utilitarian, but effective. Just a thought until you build the ultimate table system.

Great video

Well done! I'll definitely add that to my future projects list. Best of luck to you.

That turned out real pretty. Well done, young man :-)

LOL I still have my set from High School Architecture class

Awesome , I love it.. keep up the good work..

Nice job!

Peter might have walked on water but he wasn’t perfect like we are not perfect. Love you left your mistake in. Great video my friend!

Show of hands: how many people have a drum sander? Yeah. Me neither.

Nice work. Just wondering where did you get those blue wood clamps from

Most guys woulda probably left that snafu out of the final video. Glad I'm not the only one who does dumb stuff.

Making a mistake on purpose to make the video longer. I got you.

It looks amazing! Thank you!

Awesome video! I bought your guide and just had a question? What were the beginning measurements of the wood you used? Both the Maple and Walnut? And are those sizes a pretty normal standard both those wood types come in?

Beautiful board! I wish you had shown exactly how you got that pattern in the corner. Looks like you just flipped every other piece.

- if ya can .. can ya explain the water “popping’ process.. and the step after that?

Great job mate! 🎉

I don't think you're boring. Love the fact that you don't add in a bunch of dumb stuff from comics trying to be funny. You're just straight forward. Keep up the videos and good work. Thanks!!!!

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Awesome build, but I missed something. Why at 5.27 did you cut the whole board in to strips and then glue it back together?

Thanks for the video! Question: what type of maple do you use that's so clear? My hardwood supply is very mixed bag, but rarely is the maple i use that clear and clean.

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Come on man Use a damn push stick. Someone is gonna see you using your tablesaw that way and loose a hand. I think this is the part where you refer me to your disclaimer.

Man! I really appreciate you showing your "F" up!

What kind of clamps are those

Great video, thanks. I'm having problems with the miter bar link. Is that the correct link?

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It looks perfect! I'm sure they'll be coming back for more. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent!

I like your style in your vids. Your craftsmanship is excellent as well.

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Happy New Year!! I went back and your box makin videos, I am have been working on that skill but having the hardest time with thin stock 1/4 and getting the 45s to line up. any tips i did order a new incra miter guage so maybe that will help lol

Great attention to detail. I am sure they are going to need a few more. 🥰

nice....glad I found this channel...thank you.

Very nice shop congratulations

Nice! I find using a damp cloth directly after clamping seems to save the most about of time and easy when dealing with glue squeeze out.

Good to see even the pro's have brain cramps.

That’s an awesome cutting board. 🤟🏽

Well done sir

Beautiful board, excellent build.

I screamed when you put that piece down the wrong way - but, strangely, you didn’t hear me. Let me say this: given that your work is exceptional, I greatly appreciate that you left in the BooBoo. It gives me confidence that even someone like you has the occasional Oops. So I can just shrug off my (many, many, many) mistakes, and just keep going. Thank you for that.