greenatom Proof KZfaqrs don't need click bait title to get 1 million subs.

markssquared It actually is proof they do, because original content is what got Matthias 1,1 million subs, not the copy paste stuff the clickbaiters make.

Shame the drill wasn't up to the task. Shoulda been a Hilti drill.

Right!!!

+1 and same with Pocket83's jigs

135+ likes for saying "nice baseboard!" WTF...lol You've made it John!!!!

And this feels like the perfect video to celebrate. Captures the essence of the channel perfectly...

Thanks! I don't think I deserved it, but thanks!

Oh I agree. What an awesome video that aptly demonstrates why we love Matthias! He's still got it. Can't wait for the power feeder how-to.

I look forward to his apathetic response to the play button

Well you don't "get" anything, you are allowed to buy one from them when you've reached the goal.

My wife loves those things and enjoys looking at them - she just mentioned that the other day! LOL

Love that idea

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yep

DeWalt has actually told me not to do that. It breaks the roller mechanism in the planer. But it seems to be working for this guy. Until he breaks his thickness planer doing it.

do tell how that is supposed to break the rollers

could probably get one of those conveyor rollers split it in half and put the planer on the same height to reduce any additional wear and make less snipe i would think

You can address that question to the DeWalt service representative that repaired my thickness planer. Because I just took him at his word. He said don't do it, so I don't. But if I had to hazard a guess I can well imagine the boards could go through at different speeds and that would stress the mechanism. Sort of like throwing a wrench into a gear train? Can you wrap your pea brain around that concept?

DeWalt is using that as an anti litigation technique so they don't have to fill your warranty when their chinese tool breaks. A DeWalt representative getting paid to sell you a hobbyist tool told you something and you blindly followed? It's not hard to find the pea-brain here...

actually, a jig that would automatically receive and place the boards would be a very cool project

Azure Flash that's some conceptial imagination you have there. Hats off sir.

The tools become self aware.

+Ptaku93 wouldn't that just be a small change from his domino-setting machine?

some people put a lot of work in their KZfaq comments jokes..

Actually, on Matthias' website, there's a page about a reader project doing just that: woodgears.ca/reader/alois/press.html

He makes enough sawdust that he could start making his own MDF if so inclined. Plus his wouldn't have the nails, staples, and other crap so common to the commercially-made stuff.

Lazarus1940 lol what shitty mdf do you have in America? I didn't find a single piece of metal in all the mdf I've cut. Greeting from Germany Where you drink beer for lunch

SuperDeinVadda South African here and I can confirm - hundreds of sheets of chip and supa cut, and not a single piece of metal.

SuperDeinVadda Ah, Deutschland, you are so deprived. Here in America, we make our MDF out of the finest ground up pallets, mill ends, and veterinary waste available.

Or WWMD? "What Would Matthias Do?"

He's the MacGuyver of woodworking! Always has a hack to make the work easier.

"Idunno, just wandel it"

Here's a little something I Wandeled together.

i would prefer "How we Wandel it?" because Wandel can be translated into 'change'.

I lol'd

"FORTUNATELY I don't have a 3d printer" haha

I love Mathias acid humor ... but the first one is bit like "too much" ... IMHO.

Duffaaa93, I caught that, too. The translation is "one of the rare pieces of useful advice I've gotten from you commenters..."

Same!

And it is true what he says. Rigging something up using scrap would is way faster.

He he was going to be doing this frequently then a printed adapter would be useful but for a one-off, it's a waste of time and would probably cost more in material than he spent.

MazeFrame scrap would?

+Tioga Scrap would watt?

indeed!

Dont take it personally, reading around it is true. It is the effect of 1,1 million subs.

To me this sentence seemed very arrogant. You earn a lot from us guys watching and commenting your videos. You better be more kind...

You resemble that remark?

Ohh you mean resent

3d printers are amazing.... but what he did was faster than 3d printing. it would take about an hour to draw the design and 8 hours to print it, and it would cost $35 in mats...

My local is around $3.99 per linear foot currently for 1x6 material (oak). 🤯

for 5 days ..........

Thomas Sanladerer true, but they aren't perfect. You could be 98% done with a ten hour print, and then it something goes wrong and it fails. So you wasted 10 hours that you could have produced multiple parts from wood. I'm a big fan of 3D printers but they do have their downfall

CNC is more productive since it's much faster and wood can do as much if not more than plastics.

hi tom. I made the same suggestion with one of his older video about a fan duct. 3d printer is perfect for that.

Should use a 3D printer to make a 3D printer.

Or safety wire it!

a 4-sided planer/shaper would have been so nice to have. But yes, not much of a video!

just varnish

ok, thank you, cause I am thinking how to treat a shelf expansion I made my self, keep on doing the good work.

Well some people will pay a gym to get that chance, so this is still a pretty sweet deal.

Every trip was worth about 25 bucks

I checked the store afterwards. A 8' piece of oak baseboard costs $22+tax (canadian), but it's really thin - an inferior product! So that's easily $1000 worth of baseboards I made, with $200 of material and some left over.

Where are all the stats:) Time to set up, make tooling, boards, fixes, etc Money on the oak is $200 I take it Cost of machine maintenance. Profit on KZfaq Video

Yeah at first I thought "why would he make something boring like baseboards himself?" Then I remembered how freaking expensive those things are.

@@McClimber234 That's why we have shops! Who cares?

@@dodge134 I agree 😁. Shop time is some of my best time spent. I would rather watch this video again than political crap.

Less friction since the boards are on their thin side.

Yeah I had a good chuckle at that one, Matthias seemed genuinely surprised!

^^^This!

bdbgh an older video he showed that he usually burns it. It doesn't burn well on its own iirc but it burns well with things.

he burns it, usually in cardboard boxes, along with firewood. they dont really burn on their own very well.

I think he burns it, but it doesn't burn very well on its own so he uses firewood and cardboard boxes

snorts it

yes man