That it is. Thanks for watching!

Thanks. I’d love to have a bigger shop. Maybe someday...

Thank you. It is really simple once you wrap you mind around it.

Thanks Roy. We used it that day to cut vegetables for dinner.

@@theredtruckwoodshop2722 Gorgeous - happy utilizing Rachel.

@@barbaraeyrse3044 Thanks Barbara!

@@theredtruckwoodshop2722Where did you get the clamps? They look really good.

I bought them from Shopsmith. There’s a link in the description. I see that Rockler also makes a similar clamp. I haven’t used those but they look fine.@@The_Joker_

Thanks Derek! It was enjoyable to create it and the joy on my daughter's face was worth it.

Thank you. Her reaction in the video was her true first time seeing it. That reaction said it all for me. She knew I was making it and oddly enough, she asked for the purple hear AFTER I had purchased it.

Thank you.

Thank you! I know she will take care of it like it is one.

Thanks! I hope you enjoy it and do well.

@@theredtruckwoodshop2722 So do I. Cant blame the instructions if I dont reach as high as you did!

Thanks! It was fun.

Obrigada! Thank you! Foi divertido!

If you liked that, check out the last 30 seconds of my latest video on the garden potting bench :)

Thanks!

Gracias! I do not understand much Espaniol but thanks to Google I can see your appreciation.

Thanks for watching. She does use it for cutting. She knows where she can go to get it re-surfaced:)

I hope it goes well. Thanks for watching.

I saw it on My Growth Rings. Here’s the link. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i5-Cp5Z60Mm7YGw.html

Thank you. I never considered the parameters of why I built it that way. I suppose it was just that I needed it to hold the board perpendicular to the table and be secure.

I really wish I could remember. I got them about 25 years ago. I’m sorry.

I found the clamps. They are sold by Shopsmith. Here’s the link. www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/catalog/double_bar_clamps.htm

thanks. I did not make them. I bought them from Shopsmith about 30 years ago. They still sell them. There’s a link in the description.

Thanks. The clamps are made by Shopsmith. there is a link in the description.

I wait about 12 hours. The glue I use, Titebond III says not to stress the joint for 24 hours but 12 works fine.

The Red Truck Woodshop That's really helpful, thank you so much & thanks for sharing this video 😊

I usually let it dry 12 hours or more. Thanks for watching.

I bought it from Shopsmith. Rockler makes a similar one.

Those are sold by shopsmith. I put a link in the description. Rockler makes a similar clamp now. I’ve had these for 25 years & they work great.

Thank you. I bought those clamps over 20 years ago. I don't remember where. They work well in certain situations, but they are limited in the length.

Thank you

@@navarroedwards8031 I found the clamps. They are sold by Shopsnith. Here’s the link. www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/catalog/double_bar_clamps.htm

Red Truck , thanks very much for the info. I’ve ordered 2 clamps tonight. Thanks again. I know your daughter really loves her daddy’s new creation .

No soaking required if you cut them thin. Just good clamps and wait 12 hours or more.

@@theredtruckwoodshop2722 may I ask what how thin you cut them at ? thank you.

@@jarin8464 I cut them to match the kerf of the bandsaw blade I was using. Each blade is different so you need to measure you kerf by cutting a short slot in a scrap piece and measuring it. The idea is the thin strip you cut will fit in the slot perfectly and “replace” what you cut out with the band saw. Mine were about 1/8” thick.

The wood I bought was 3/4’ thick (1” nominal) x 6” x 24”. The finished board is about 12.5” x 18”. Thanks for watching!

I guess that depends on the glue you use & how you do it. You would have to stain the wood before gluing to get the color variation with crisp lines. This may also mean staining the glue surfaces so the lines are clean. I have not tried to glue stained wood together. The oil in the stain may not let the glue adhere to it. If I were to try it, I would let the stain dry at least a week before I glued it. For your proposed project it may work. Thanks for watching.

Now that I think about it, even if the glue holds, if you sand it the stain will come off. I can’t imagine staining it after you glue it and sand it.

Thanks for watching. I’m sorry. I honestly don’t remember where I got them. I got them about 25 years ago from a mail order magazine. I think it was Rockler but I can’t find them.

I found the clamps. They are sold by shopsmith. Here’s the link. www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/catalog/double_bar_clamps.htm

I’m considering that seriously after watching some other videos.

I used 3/4 stock.