Well I did it again. I made another swing that will be making people feel like there grandparents in the 40's sitting on there porch watching the kids play cops an' robbers.
Great video! You are so down to earth. Sliding mitre attachment on table saw for cutting dowel pieces? I'm just trying to visualize in my head so maybe it wouldn't be as practical in real life as it looks in my imagination. Anyways, keep up the good work!
@@measure_once_cut_twice A year ago a made a pathetic 1' by 2' desk that went in my play room but now I took it apart and am rebuild it but making it look better. Example, when I made it a year ago I measured 0 cut once. The table wabled like crazy and looked realy bad so I made it nice flat and square. And filled one of the knots on the top with epoxy.
Always enjoy your videos! I actually just sold 2 shopsmiths I had lol, had the original owners manuals/training guides and a whole mess of attachments too, I never really got into them and found it easier to just buy standalone tools, I know their idea is to save space, but it was too much setup to change tools all the time, and I've got a 2 car garage space to work from at least lol. I finally bought one of those Glubot Glue things, and I'll tell you, the difference is night and day, so much easier to apply glue, it pours from the bottom so I'm not fighting with the standard titebond bottles when the bottle gets low lol.
I’ve heard of the Glubot, been meaning to buy one for a few years, just haven’t yet. And you had TWO ShopSmiths, that’s crazy, I probably would have kept one for a lathe and just sold one, they’re really cheap and good for lathes.
That’s a beautiful swing. Well done.
Thanks, you want one?
‘So woodworky’. So are you, my friend. So are you.
That sounds vaguely like a super villain.
Great video! You are so down to earth.
Sliding mitre attachment on table saw for cutting dowel pieces? I'm just trying to visualize in my head so maybe it wouldn't be as practical in real life as it looks in my imagination.
Anyways, keep up the good work!
Hmmm, I do love the miter sled, I might try that!
Looks great, I love the idea of epoxy filling the knot. I am also epoxy filling a knot in a miny desk that I am making.
What's a miny desk?
@@measure_once_cut_twice A year ago a made a pathetic 1' by 2' desk that went in my play room but now I took it apart and am rebuild it but making it look better. Example, when I made it a year ago I measured 0 cut once. The table wabled like crazy and looked realy bad so I made it nice flat and square. And filled one of the knots on the top with epoxy.
@@measure_once_cut_twice So to answer your questions I ment a small desk.
Always enjoy your videos! I actually just sold 2 shopsmiths I had lol, had the original owners manuals/training guides and a whole mess of attachments too, I never really got into them and found it easier to just buy standalone tools, I know their idea is to save space, but it was too much setup to change tools all the time, and I've got a 2 car garage space to work from at least lol.
I finally bought one of those Glubot Glue things, and I'll tell you, the difference is night and day, so much easier to apply glue, it pours from the bottom so I'm not fighting with the standard titebond bottles when the bottle gets low lol.
I’ve heard of the Glubot, been meaning to buy one for a few years, just haven’t yet. And you had TWO ShopSmiths, that’s crazy, I probably would have kept one for a lathe and just sold one, they’re really cheap and good for lathes.
@@measure_once_cut_twice I did think about keeping one for the lathe but I'd rather have the space haha
Very good~
Thank you!
Pretty project.
Thanks!
Don't be hatin' on the Shopsmith
I wish I had a shopsmith, lol.
I’ll keep hatin’ as long as it’s bad at most things