Вот только как бы отучить его водить этими руками по свежему срезу?! 🤣

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Redundant repetitions? Was that a subtle joke?

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I was thinking the same, amazing how much communication there is without actually saying anything. All the relevant steps are shown so it wouldn't actually be too difficult to make anything in the video

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Exquisite, beautiful, educational and fun. You take wood working to new levels.

make no mistake, i will. Merry X-mas. 🎄🎄🎄🎄

instant SUBSCRIBE !! your videos are like therapy !!

Hi. Where did you get the those spiral screws and nuts you put deep in the carved holes? Great tips by the way:)

Hello, j'ai vu votre vidéo sur Facebook mais il ne font pas référence à votre chaîne KZfaq, il s'agit de DIY & Crafts 😢

А я думаю, что это девушка.

Как бы посмотреть деревянный сверлильный станок

@@user-oc9lp3wq6j у него было видео. Довольно давно уже

If you had watched the video to the end, you would have left a different comment.

I did watch it til the end. It was brilliant. You’re a master machine tool maker for wood products. But I suspect that taping that radius will control that top tear out on circle cutting. Also, I was looking at your plans, I might have missed the parts list but do you list parts suppliers for hardware? Beautiful tooling.

@@toddrf4058 I find getting the hardware is a problem for me here in Canada. Any suggestions on a good quality supplier?

@@brucewilliamsstudio4932 Me too. I usually have to source to Ali Express for some of the stuffs. I find Amazon Japan has lots more parts and quality tools that Made In Japan. But they don't ship to Canada. Japanese tools and parts are more expensive but I rather pay for quality tools. Buy one and cry one🙂

@@pking39 Agreed, always go for the best quality you can afford. Sometimes that means taking a lesser quality item until the budget can afford it, but good/great quality always wins out in the end.

This is not free time. He is making a living doing videos and showing off his craft skills. He has 1.3 million subscribers. He is probably bringing down a chunk of change.

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looked perfect, not sure what happens when you lift the box, does everything stay in place? Anyhow, great solutions.

That's why I put a black sponge in it. Parts do not move during normal transportation.

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It makes me very happy if my ideas can help someone.

can also use this trick for varlius metal and shaping files. eg round , flat, oval, triangular etc

@@Wyld1one That's also a great idea! I'll definitely try it when the opportunity arises!

@Scott Anders The *premiere* league of woodworkers.

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Sharper blade, right type, go slower, built a straight cut jig. There's definitely a learning curve to the tool.

@@BadSpock thank you , I appreciate your comment, I should explain a bit: What I have is a Craftsman Jig Saw w/Scroll feature... I noticed a lot of fiddley adjustments on this saw, and you can lock the jig saw to 90 degrees if you don't need the scroll feature. But as always, I made sure the sole plate is at 90 degrees to the blade, it's a new blade for wood... I took the cut slowly in 3/4" plywood and got a beveled cut. This happens to me all the times I've used this saw... I always have to clean up the cut with a trim router and flush bit... Everyone thinks that this is operator error on my part, but I'm getting more convinced it's this type of saw... I spent a lot of time reading the owners manual, checking it over and over... so I think I will give up on it and get a simpler one like everyone else uses... I never used all the scroll features, It's cool, but... if I knew that I would have saved my money. I may sell the dang thing... it is still in very good/excellent condition.

@@raymitchell9736 one tip I noticed with jigsaw operation is where you perceive your pivot. You tend to twist your hand making the center on the saw the pivot. And that's a mistake. The pivot is out at the front. So your corrections or when cutting a radius should be sweeping the back end out one way or another. Drove me crazy cause my bosch would deflect constantly and it's a good quality saw. If you really focus on how your moving the saw through the wood and correct the center pivot that is the natural way to use other power tools you should notice a difference. If you screwed the saw upside down to a fixed point and passed wood through it you wont have near the deflection if any. That test will tell you if it's the saw or how your using It. This worked for me anyway. Hope it helps someone else. And slow and steady of course

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@@Joe-nv6ge I understand that you didn't realize the essential... As you can see very clearly, everything is just his work and ingenuity, so the rest matters less. After all, he is the only master of his work and achievements, he has the right to do what he wants. Anyway, most of the products created are at a high quality level, probably superior to those found in stores. Such people must be respected, motivated, encouraged and I believe that they could have a lot of customers if they decided to sell, they deserve respect and respect from all DIY enthusiasts.👍