No adds on here ether if u no how to use a computer

No link in the description.

Yeah I had to simplify the plans that came with the clamp hardware. Thanks for watching!

@@richjones5432 what a cunty comment.

Get a life

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What did you finish them with?

+SimpleCove They're on my to-do list too... albeit very far down the list. :-)

@David Shaper Here's a huge collection of woodworking plans: WoodSun. xyz

Destitute step one: find motivated person.

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+Ludwig Barnes Maybe, what did you see? Thanks for watching!

+Dustin Penner A Jointer and Band saw. Those are two items I hope to get for my work shop next year.

+Ludwig Barnes No i've had the jointer and bandsaw for a while. I thought maybe you spotted an X-Carve in the background.

+Dustin Penner Watched it a 3rd time and on my Mac. Still missed it. Looking forward to you making good use of it!

+Ludwig Barnes Sorry, I wasn't sure if it made it in there or not. My next video will definitely have the X-Carve in the spotlight, and it's a good one. Possibly my favorite video so far.

+bomaite1 Yeah that's a good idea. Thanks!

killertoast no. Also don’t use the tools I used, use whatever tools you have. If you’re trying to making your own clamps I’m guessing you have a few tools already.

+Michael Lawing I do my best to keep my Instagram follows in the loop! Thanks for watching.

+Nick Henderson Thanks!

And trained help........lol

zlaten zlate you can do this with a hand saw and a drill with a guide block, and honestly with a knife instead of chisels. To be completely honest, you don’t even need a guide block, just a hand held drill, the holes don’t need exact precision.

I live in Canada. No HF here.

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Vaney Rio yea... using tools to make other tools... unheard of.

Dustin Penner Sorry if it came out as an offensive comment, did not mean to. I would definitely kill for a shop like that.

These can also be made just using hand tools just as they were a century ago.

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A drill and a tablessaw?

+Alex Howard You're the second person to bring that up. It left no marks on the blades and they're just as sharp as ever. In my limited research, it looks like you don't have to worry about carbide blades and plywood. Thanks!

Thank you!

Neil Mair thanks. The two pieces of the clamps are never parallel to each other. The elongated holes allow it to rack and twist without binding.

+arfonia I'd say they function 27% better than store bought.

+Kenneth Johnson I've answered the finish question so many times I made a video about it and post a link to that video in the description anytime I use it in a project video. As far as wood goes, there is no perfect solution. If you're concerned about damaging your project, use soft would cauls or sacrificial pieces in between clamps. You'll want the clamps to be as strong as possible so I would recommend any straight grain hardwood.

+Bobby93636 I never miss a chance!! Thanks for the support!

+Scott Jones Thanks! All details are in the video description.

C815richard they you probably don't need woodworking clamps. Or you could buy some.

Cool. You won’t need clamps then.

Not if I make a video on building them and get paid for it...

+Dustin Penner Best answer!

Thanks very much!

haha! Thanks!

mcorrade the kits cost as much as just buying the clamps. Check out rockler it even harbor freight. This is a cool build that was fun to watch and he did a good job. But if you need clamps it's just as easy to buy them already made.

+Bernie Stefan-Rasmus Ahh that's too bad. I'm sure if you do some digging you could track a kit down. Lots of them out there.

+Alberto Adolfo All the measurements are included with the kits.

Jeremy Miller I've heard rumors about that but let's be realistic. Show me a glue that is harder than carbide. I've thickness planed plywood before and never seen any indication of dulling, let alone chipping. I haven't rotated the cutters on my machine since this video and it's still making beautiful cuts. Thanks!