Great video and encouragement Thank you for your service it's people like you who make this country great!!! I subscribed while I was watching, I would be interested in seeing how you put together the paint booth. Thanks again Mike
Thank you Mike! Really appreciate the kind feedback and your support! I have a few quick videos about the spray setup on my Instagram, I'll add the links in a separate reply but if that doesn't work for whatever reason let me know and I'll gladly upload one as a Short video on here! 👍🏻
Hey, shout out to you.. John Bies here , USArmy Enlisted & Retired in 2004, from Huntsville, Alabama.. I am building a 2,400 square foot brick wood working shop next to my house.. I named my shop “The Old Soldiers Workshop” anyone who is a vet is automatically welcomed into my shop.. 😅I just 2 weeks ago bought about $65,000 worth of equipment for my shop … but it was lightly used equipment , so I got it for a song; only paid about $20k for it.
Hey, I appreciate that and your service John. That's absolutely awesome about the shop, sounds like it'll be the place to be and I dig the name! 🇺🇲 I dig lightly used tools as well...because they cost far less than brand new ones! 😅
Outstanding, young man! Great organization, clever solutions, and high level of craft. Very squared away. Your passion is evident. Without a doubt one of the best shop tours I've encountered. Good luck in your new location. I subscribed (not something I do often) and will look forward to seeing where you go from here. And thank you for your service!
Fellow disabled vet here. Starting a woodworking business when I move to Texas and your shop is giving me good ideas for what I need and how to set it up. Subscribed 👍
@@OverkillWoodcraft thanks man. I’ve been thinking along the same idea as you, but it once cry once. No point buying the cheap stuff just to buy it again. I’m going to buy a nice track saw before I get a table saw. It’s unreal the accurate cuts you can make with a track saw especially for getting started.
You're welcome, and yeah it's funny because I still fight the urge to be cheap occasionally haha. Really depends on what you're mostly making, but I'd be lost without a table saw. Do wish I bought a tracksaw sooner though, I took a gamble on the Wen and it's one instance where being "cheap" paid off. It has plenty of power and is dead on every time, but I have used the Makita and can understand why the higher end saws are worth the extra cost.
I probably watched 100 videos on shop in a 2 car garage and yours was most inspiring. Loved the honesty and advise. I feel your method is like mine. I stopped and took pictures for ideas. Thanks!!!!!
@@OverkillWoodcraft Not to harp but I've witnessrd the results of an instant explosion in similar circumstances when there was a lightning strike miles away. In a pro flam cabinet, when an illegal vent fan sparked. No surge protector will protect against high voltage. Still your place, your family. BTW 2 guys were killed.
Great little shop and nicely presented. I like your comment on the ability to make great things without having expensive machines and tools. I’m a prime example. I’m a tool and die maker for over 50 years ( retired now ) several years after completing my apprenticeship I started my own wood shop. I made a lot of kitchen and bathroom cabinetry as well as speciality furniture. I had a tiny little 8 table saw. A Craftsman radial saw. Craftsman 6 inch jointer and 14 inch Craftsman band saw . A dinky 12 inch planner, a 6X 48 belt sander and a drill press. Somehow I managed. As the business grew I was able to get more nicer equipment. Bought several pieces at auction. Point is it’s great to have all the wonderful pieces of equipment but a true craftsman CAN make chicken soup from chicken shit! My total investment initially was less than the price of Saw Stop saw alone. Enjoyed your video. Good luck with your new shop.
Thank you, I really appreciate the feedback! Awesome story too, was glad to hear it and obviously I couldn't agree more. Someone actually commented on one of my other videos recently and assumed I bought everything with my parent's money, which was funny to me. Fancy tools definitely help, especially with efficiency in some areas, but like you said they're not needed. Here in the next few months I'll finally get around to filming a tour of the new shop...once I'm done paying for more fancy tools with some commission work haha.
@@OverkillWoodcraft thank you too for your reply. I’m close to doing my first TH-cam video on my hobby shop. I have mostly metal working but a bunch of woodworking stuff. I have several things that cross over. You can’t cut metal with wood tools but you can cut wood with metal tools 😉
@@Lwimmermastermetalart Of course, sounds like a good shop! Metal working is something I'm slowly getting into...Wish I was able to spend more time on it but the end goal is to have my garage set up as a mini metal shop.
@@OverkillWoodcraft I wish you much success. If you’d like any help with suggestions or anything I’d be more than happy to help. Hopefully you’ll be able to watch a shop tour of my shop. Getting real close to trying it. Somewhat concerned how it will go and just how many ppl will watch but nothing ventured nothing gained ….right
@@Lwimmermastermetalart I appreciate that, and I'd be glad to watch it. Just sub'd so I'll know when it's out. That's exactly it though, I was a little nervous about this one and it's my most viewed long format video 🤷♂️ haha.
Hey I appreciate it, and you're right about the fridge! Although I've been thinking a dry bar would be more appropriate lately since I'm more of a scotch/whiskey type of dude...You know how us Air Force types are with the fanciness and whatnot! 😂
That was an awesome shop walkthrough, with a lot of good ideas and information! I agree, buy the best first (it will save you later). I also can't wait to see the "shop in the woods" tour!!
Nice shop! I love the planer storage. My planer storage is a metal tool box with no drawers that I found next to the dumpster at a radator shop. Its super heavy and had nice casters. Someone just too the drawers out. I originally was going to make a industrial night stand, but when I unboxed the planer it fit. Been that way for a few years! Thanks for inspiring me to build drawers in it. Only knock I got is your flammable paint locker. You might possibly collect fumes in there. It shouldn't really have things in them to product sparks.... like battery chargers. I'd just build something to pull that mess outside the cabinet. Just a long shot safety thing as your shop is attached to your house. Also, you might think of a fire extinguisher in there.
Hey thanks for taking the time to watch it, and I'm glad you found some inspiration for the planer cart! The one you have sounds pretty awesome, definitely won't have to worry about it breaking haha. I appreciate the looking out on the locker too. I get pretty paranoid about that stuff so I always unplug everything when I leave the shop and keep multiple fire extinguishers around. Since moving into my new shop I've relocated the chargers just be extra safe though 👍🏻
Thank you for the video and the shop idea. My wife and I just b ought a new house and I am getting ready to move into a new garage myself. Thank you again for the video and your service. Take care and stay safe
You're very welcome sir, thank you and I appreciate you taking the time to watch it. Congratulations on the home and garage, best wishes getting settled in!
Overkill Woodcraft 10/10 fantastic name Matt, brilliant. Concrete floors kill........tools and your bones, I've got the tee shirt (tools only lol). You have a very well designed workshop and I loved your tour. You don't need box ticking tools Matt, just keep doing what your doing. Tony.
Hey Tony I really appreciate that and you taking the time to watch it! Sounds like I need to fund that shirt and buy it lol. Cool channel as well, just sub'd! Cheers!
Great tour. Maybe switch to a shelf with a lip instead of hooks on the sled. Then you can sneak it out the side. Unless the legs get in the way with no room between saw and bench.
Awesome shop, haven't seen your new one yet. Like how you have a spot for everything. Trying to convert a 35x26 detached garage into a woodworking shop and looking for ideas. Keep doing what your doing and thank you for your service! Have a sticker I'd send you to put on your wall, be an honor
Hey I appreciate that, and you taking the time to watch it! I made a quick Short on the new shop shortly after getting settled in a year ago, but enough of it and my operations have changed since then to warrant a full video, so thanks for the motivation to finally make it haha. Sounds like you have a nice big space, and I'm always game for a sticker swap! Shoot me an email - OverkillWoodcraft@gmail.com 👍🏻
Awesome shop/garage I too am doing woodworking in my garage but I have too share space with my wife’s vehicle 😂 Also I can’t seem to throw away any of my wood.🤭
Nice tour! There are many good ideas here, you’ve done a great job with the space. It is exponentially better than mine at the moment! Newly subbed to see what you do at the new spot. Thank you for your service!
Nice shop Woodworker here but new to TH-cam content creation Btw that kobalt router table with router may be the best deal in woodworking Great stuff and thank you for your service Just subbed
Hey much appreciated sir and thank you for the sub, sub'd back! Yeah that Kobalt table has been through three iterations of my bench, such a champ. Unfortunately the router died when I hit a hidden knot in some end grain white oak a while back. Fortunately I was able to easily modify the table for the Bosch I replaced it with.
Sure do, just followed 👍🏻 My issues were small far as the saw, but big when it came to their customer service. The miter gauge gouged my cast iron top right out the box and I had to take the issue all the way up to their GM, who was awesome, but the techs before him basically told me to shove off. Then part of the worm drive shaft snapped and I couldn't raise or lower the blade with the wheel. Took a long time and lots of complaining to get the parts and zero explanation on how to replace them. It's a great saw overall, but I do wish I would've shelled out for a more powerful one from a brand with better customer service.
something you should be aware of, ducting from you central HVAC system into your garage/shop is a bad idea (against building codes in most places), it can backdraft exhaust fumes and your spray booth fumes into your home.
Question for you how do you power your tablesaw in the center of your shop do you have power that drops down from the ceiling I’m in the same kind of situation.
Yeah so I had one of those spring loaded extension cord reels/drums plugged into the garage door open outlet in the center of the ceiling. You can kind of see it around the 17:00 mark between the motor and my air filter. Just make sure to get the thicker gauge with the surge protector, I can add a link if you'd like 👍🏻
Thank you! Yeah so I glued and screwed two sheets of 3/4" birch together then used contact cement to glue a 4x8 sheet of laminate from The Home Depot. Here's my process for it: instagram.com/tv/CF7jN9HDFe4/?
@@DRMadeIt 😂 No idea what you're talking about! But seriously I've had my fair share of issues with it and Laguna's customer service, doubtful I'll ever buy from then again unless I'm desperate.
I though I would piggy back on BIG G's comments. Keep up on all of your video equipment etc. and always look to improve any video work. This will help a lot with people coming back again and again. Workshop tours work well also. Got me to subscribe.
@@andrewpinson1268 Hey I appreciate the sub, and the feedback! Definitely always trying to increase the video quality, been slowly getting there but I'll absolutely have a mic for my next video 👍🏻
Great video and encouragement
Thank you for your service it's people like you who make this country great!!! I subscribed while I was watching, I would be interested in seeing how you put together the paint booth. Thanks again Mike
Thank you Mike! Really appreciate the kind feedback and your support! I have a few quick videos about the spray setup on my Instagram, I'll add the links in a separate reply but if that doesn't work for whatever reason let me know and I'll gladly upload one as a Short video on here! 👍🏻
Here you go sir!
instagram.com/tv/CG-Hx0PDAMZ/?
instagram.com/p/B3J8VnZAKuZ/?
Looks like a pvc attached to the ceiling and another you roll up? I like it thanks again
@@michaelmilton4427 Yup, and no problem! Packing tape works great for the plastic then I attach the PVC to eyelet screws in the ceiling with zip ties.
Hey, shout out to you.. John Bies here , USArmy Enlisted & Retired in 2004, from Huntsville, Alabama.. I am building a 2,400 square foot brick wood working shop next to my house.. I named my shop “The Old Soldiers Workshop” anyone who is a vet is automatically welcomed into my shop.. 😅I just 2 weeks ago bought about $65,000 worth of equipment for my shop … but it was lightly used equipment , so I got it for a song; only paid about $20k for it.
Hey, I appreciate that and your service John. That's absolutely awesome about the shop, sounds like it'll be the place to be and I dig the name! 🇺🇲 I dig lightly used tools as well...because they cost far less than brand new ones! 😅
Thank you for your service and making this video.
@@aaronbuchholz2510 I appreciate that, you're very welcome!
Outstanding, young man! Great organization, clever solutions, and high level of craft. Very squared away. Your passion is evident. Without a doubt one of the best shop tours I've encountered. Good luck in your new location. I subscribed (not something I do often) and will look forward to seeing where you go from here. And thank you for your service!
Thanks for the tour, but more importantly, thank you for your service to our amazing country. You are literally building America. Thankful for you.
Far too kind, but greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to watch it sir!
Thank you 🇺🇸
You're very welcome! 🇺🇲
It's in the Geneva Convention - I love it!
Haha, I couldn't resist that one...thanks!
Fellow disabled vet here. Starting a woodworking business when I move to Texas and your shop is giving me good ideas for what I need and how to set it up. Subscribed 👍
Hey brother, glad to hear it's helpful! Best of luck with the business and move, holler if I can help. Thanks for the sub as well!
@@OverkillWoodcraft thanks man. I’ve been thinking along the same idea as you, but it once cry once. No point buying the cheap stuff just to buy it again. I’m going to buy a nice track saw before I get a table saw. It’s unreal the accurate cuts you can make with a track saw especially for getting started.
You're welcome, and yeah it's funny because I still fight the urge to be cheap occasionally haha. Really depends on what you're mostly making, but I'd be lost without a table saw. Do wish I bought a tracksaw sooner though, I took a gamble on the Wen and it's one instance where being "cheap" paid off. It has plenty of power and is dead on every time, but I have used the Makita and can understand why the higher end saws are worth the extra cost.
Excellent. You are amazing;y clever in your shop design. Good ;luck with the next shop.
Much appreciated sir, thank you!
I probably watched 100 videos on shop in a 2 car garage and yours was most inspiring. Loved the honesty and advise. I feel your method is like mine. I stopped and took pictures for ideas. Thanks!!!!!
Oh wow, I'm humbled by that and happy to hear you found it helpful! Really appreciate the feedback, feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
I’ve watched 50 shop tours and this one is definitely my favorite.
Truly humbled to hear that, much appreciated!
As a firefighter (ex) I've got to suggest that having power in your flammables storage is a really really bad idea. Nice workshop though.
They're on a surge protector, thank you though.
@@OverkillWoodcraft THAT MAKES ZERO DIFFERENCE
@@bigg2904 Good to know. I'm very paranoid with electrical, so I always unplug everything when I'm not in the shop.
@@OverkillWoodcraft Not to harp but I've witnessrd the results of an instant explosion in similar circumstances when there was a lightning strike miles away. In a pro flam cabinet, when an illegal vent fan sparked. No surge protector will protect against high voltage. Still your place, your family. BTW 2 guys were killed.
@@bigg2904 Tragic. Guess it's a good thing all my stuff is up to code.
From one dv to another, watch your back! Lol
Ha! Thanks brother, doing my best!
Excellent use space! I’m just starting conversation in my head for storage / consolidation. Amazing shop. Thank you for ur Service as well!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Much appreciated sir! Yeah storage hacks are neverending, especially when the OCD is strong haha. Thank you and best wishes with your shop! 🇺🇲
Great workshop.
Thank you!
Awesome video bud!! Very well ended too 🤙🏽
Thanks buddy, preciate you watching and the feedback! 🤙🏻
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
Thank YOU, I appreciate that!
Great little shop and nicely presented. I like your comment on the ability to make great things without having expensive machines and tools. I’m a prime example. I’m a tool and die maker for over 50 years ( retired now ) several years after completing my apprenticeship I started my own wood shop. I made a lot of kitchen and bathroom cabinetry as well as speciality furniture. I had a tiny little 8 table saw. A Craftsman radial saw. Craftsman 6 inch jointer and 14 inch Craftsman band saw . A dinky 12 inch planner, a 6X 48 belt sander and a drill press. Somehow I managed. As the business grew I was able to get more nicer equipment. Bought several pieces at auction. Point is it’s great to have all the wonderful pieces of equipment but a true craftsman CAN make chicken soup from chicken shit! My total investment initially was less than the price of Saw Stop saw alone. Enjoyed your video. Good luck with your new shop.
Thank you, I really appreciate the feedback! Awesome story too, was glad to hear it and obviously I couldn't agree more. Someone actually commented on one of my other videos recently and assumed I bought everything with my parent's money, which was funny to me. Fancy tools definitely help, especially with efficiency in some areas, but like you said they're not needed. Here in the next few months I'll finally get around to filming a tour of the new shop...once I'm done paying for more fancy tools with some commission work haha.
@@OverkillWoodcraft thank you too for your reply. I’m close to doing my first TH-cam video on my hobby shop. I have mostly metal working but a bunch of woodworking stuff. I have several things that cross over. You can’t cut metal with wood tools but you can cut wood with metal tools 😉
@@Lwimmermastermetalart Of course, sounds like a good shop! Metal working is something I'm slowly getting into...Wish I was able to spend more time on it but the end goal is to have my garage set up as a mini metal shop.
@@OverkillWoodcraft I wish you much success. If you’d like any help with suggestions or anything I’d be more than happy to help. Hopefully you’ll be able to watch a shop tour of my shop. Getting real close to trying it. Somewhat concerned how it will go and just how many ppl will watch but nothing ventured nothing gained ….right
@@Lwimmermastermetalart I appreciate that, and I'd be glad to watch it. Just sub'd so I'll know when it's out. That's exactly it though, I was a little nervous about this one and it's my most viewed long format video 🤷♂️ haha.
Indeed a proper "Man Cave" but Dude the fridge man...it's empty. Yeah I subbed. GO ARMY!!!!!
Hey I appreciate it, and you're right about the fridge! Although I've been thinking a dry bar would be more appropriate lately since I'm more of a scotch/whiskey type of dude...You know how us Air Force types are with the fanciness and whatnot! 😂
Awesome shop and great video I can’t wait to see the next shop. And thank you for your service.
I really appreciate that and your feedback, thank you for watching it!
Buen taller . Beutiful Wood Working.
Thank you!
That was an awesome shop walkthrough, with a lot of good ideas and information! I agree, buy the best first (it will save you later). I also can't wait to see the "shop in the woods" tour!!
Thanks a ton brother! Yeah, pretty sure it's an unavoidable lesson for most of us haha.
Buy good tools and only cry once.
@@gernblanston7895 Indeed, best to just rip that bandaid off!
Nice shop! I love the planer storage. My planer storage is a metal tool box with no drawers that I found next to the dumpster at a radator shop. Its super heavy and had nice casters. Someone just too the drawers out. I originally was going to make a industrial night stand, but when I unboxed the planer it fit. Been that way for a few years! Thanks for inspiring me to build drawers in it. Only knock I got is your flammable paint locker. You might possibly collect fumes in there. It shouldn't really have things in them to product sparks.... like battery chargers. I'd just build something to pull that mess outside the cabinet. Just a long shot safety thing as your shop is attached to your house. Also, you might think of a fire extinguisher in there.
Hey thanks for taking the time to watch it, and I'm glad you found some inspiration for the planer cart! The one you have sounds pretty awesome, definitely won't have to worry about it breaking haha. I appreciate the looking out on the locker too. I get pretty paranoid about that stuff so I always unplug everything when I leave the shop and keep multiple fire extinguishers around. Since moving into my new shop I've relocated the chargers just be extra safe though 👍🏻
Nice shop...well done. Thanks for showing us!
Much appreciated and absolutely sir, thank you for taking a look!
Thank you for your service. Great shop tour.
Thank you sir!
Thank you for the video and the shop idea. My wife and I just b ought a new house and I am getting ready to move into a new garage myself. Thank you again for the video and your service. Take care and stay safe
You're very welcome sir, thank you and I appreciate you taking the time to watch it. Congratulations on the home and garage, best wishes getting settled in!
Stumbled across your video in my suggested section. Great shop tour! Now I’m watch your entire library 😂
😂 That's awesome, I appreciate it and the feedback! I'm trying to make each one better as I go!
Your shop is definitely cleverly design, can’t wait to see the next one bro 😎
Thanks mon ami! Almost done setting up the new one! 🤓
Overkill Woodcraft 10/10 fantastic name Matt, brilliant. Concrete floors kill........tools and your bones, I've got the tee shirt (tools only lol).
You have a very well designed workshop and I loved your tour. You don't need box ticking tools Matt, just keep doing what your doing. Tony.
Hey Tony I really appreciate that and you taking the time to watch it! Sounds like I need to fund that shirt and buy it lol. Cool channel as well, just sub'd! Cheers!
@@OverkillWoodcraft I need an Overkill Woodcraft tee shirt ASAP my backs feeling the cold. Email when ready. Tony
Thanks for a good video-and for serving. Proud 3%
Much appreciated, thank you for watching! 🇺🇲
Great tour.
Maybe switch to a shelf with a lip instead of hooks on the sled. Then you can sneak it out the side. Unless the legs get in the way with no room between saw and bench.
Thank you, and solid idea! Fortunately I'm able to sneak it out pretty easily like this.
Awsome shop tour buddy!! Your shop looked amazing now it's on yo bigger and better things 🍻👊
Thanks a ton buddy! Definitely looking forward to the new shop! 🍻👊🏻
Nice shop tour, thanks for sharing! Several clever and functional designs! 👍🏼
You're welcome Dan! Thanks for taking the time to watch it, I appreciate the feedback!
Great vid man. Can’t wait to see your new shop! Also loved seeing thumbsy up on that flammable materials cabinet haha.
Thanks a ton brother! Yeah so I looked far and wide in my shop and that was honestly the place big ole Thumbsy would fit! 😂
@@OverkillWoodcraft 😂😂
Great shop tour. Nicely designed. Enjoy your new place.
Thank you sir, I appreciate you taking the time to watch it!
great video. You mentioned a new shop. Will you be doing a tour of the new shop?
Thank you! Yes, meant to have that done already but am definitely filming that once I finish my current commission.
Thanks. Subscribed
Much appreciated!
Awesome shop, haven't seen your new one yet. Like how you have a spot for everything. Trying to convert a 35x26 detached garage into a woodworking shop and looking for ideas. Keep doing what your doing and thank you for your service! Have a sticker I'd send you to put on your wall, be an honor
Hey I appreciate that, and you taking the time to watch it! I made a quick Short on the new shop shortly after getting settled in a year ago, but enough of it and my operations have changed since then to warrant a full video, so thanks for the motivation to finally make it haha. Sounds like you have a nice big space, and I'm always game for a sticker swap! Shoot me an email - OverkillWoodcraft@gmail.com 👍🏻
Nice shop and great video..... good luck in your new shop .
Much appreciated, thank you!
Awesome shop/garage I too am doing woodworking in my garage but I have too share space with my wife’s vehicle 😂 Also I can’t seem to throw away any of my wood.🤭
Great video I just subscribed! I can't wait to do my shop video soon
Hey thanks dude! I sub'd back, looking forward to seeing the tour!
@@OverkillWoodcraft thanks 😊
You're welcome! 👊🏻
Great shop. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely, I appreciate it. Thanks for taking the time to watch it!
Nice tour! There are many good ideas here, you’ve done a great job with the space. It is exponentially better than mine at the moment! Newly subbed to see what you do at the new spot. Thank you for your service!
Thank you sir, glad you found some good ideas from it! Much appreciated as well, returned the sub!
Just found you & subscribed!
Awesome, much appreciated!
Would you make some review of this table saw provided by laguna ? Very interesting in surface flatness. Would you measure ? Thanks in advance.
Nice tour looks good
Thank you!
Nice shop
Woodworker here but new to TH-cam content creation
Btw that kobalt router table with router may be the best deal in woodworking
Great stuff and thank you for your service
Just subbed
Hey much appreciated sir and thank you for the sub, sub'd back! Yeah that Kobalt table has been through three iterations of my bench, such a champ. Unfortunately the router died when I hit a hidden knot in some end grain white oak a while back. Fortunately I was able to easily modify the table for the Bosch I replaced it with.
@@OverkillWoodcraft thanks do u have an Instagram too I just set 1 of them up too same name as here also what issues dud u have with the F2?
Sure do, just followed 👍🏻 My issues were small far as the saw, but big when it came to their customer service. The miter gauge gouged my cast iron top right out the box and I had to take the issue all the way up to their GM, who was awesome, but the techs before him basically told me to shove off. Then part of the worm drive shaft snapped and I couldn't raise or lower the blade with the wheel. Took a long time and lots of complaining to get the parts and zero explanation on how to replace them. It's a great saw overall, but I do wish I would've shelled out for a more powerful one from a brand with better customer service.
something you should be aware of, ducting from you central HVAC system into your garage/shop is a bad idea (against building codes in most places), it can backdraft exhaust fumes and your spray booth fumes into your home.
Good looking out, but I have a switch near my door that closes the duct vent. Eliminates any fumes and saves on the AC bill.
Love the shop but are you sure you want to be storing volatile li-ion batteries and chargers in a chemical cabinet?
Thanks, I unplug everything end of day and have separated them in my new shop.
Question for you how do you power your tablesaw in the center of your shop do you have power that drops down from the ceiling I’m in the same kind of situation.
Yeah so I had one of those spring loaded extension cord reels/drums plugged into the garage door open outlet in the center of the ceiling. You can kind of see it around the 17:00 mark between the motor and my air filter. Just make sure to get the thicker gauge with the surge protector, I can add a link if you'd like 👍🏻
So, your assembly table uses a laminate that you glued over your top? What did you make the top from? Nice setup by the way.
Thank you! Yeah so I glued and screwed two sheets of 3/4" birch together then used contact cement to glue a 4x8 sheet of laminate from The Home Depot. Here's my process for it:
instagram.com/tv/CF7jN9HDFe4/?
@@OverkillWoodcraft Awesome. Thanks for the link.
@@HWoodCreations Anytime sir!
Awesome video bro. Fucking Geneva Convention 😂😂😂. Channeling Ricky Bobby? Or flexing your military vernacular?
100% get a bigger sander. 25/50 or bigger if I can throw in my 2 penthouses er um pennies
Yup still mad at you for talking me into that shitty delta table saw then you bought that sexy beast
Thanks bro! Yeah...it was a little bit of both 🤣
@@DRMadeIt For sure, it's easily my biggest tool regret. If the market ever chills the eff out I'll upgrade...
@@DRMadeIt 😂 No idea what you're talking about! But seriously I've had my fair share of issues with it and Laguna's customer service, doubtful I'll ever buy from then again unless I'm desperate.
audio needs improving
For sure, I'm getting a mic soon.
I though I would piggy back on BIG G's comments. Keep up on all of your video equipment etc. and always look to improve any video work. This will help a lot with people coming back again and again. Workshop tours work well also. Got me to subscribe.
@@andrewpinson1268 Hey I appreciate the sub, and the feedback! Definitely always trying to increase the video quality, been slowly getting there but I'll absolutely have a mic for my next video 👍🏻