Thanks very much mate 👍🏼

It sure is Harry, won't be doing that again.

Thank you very much.

Thanks very much mate 👍🏼

No worries buck, our mistakes are definitely our best learning opportunities. That mistake needed to be shown.

Thanks Michael

Thank you very much mate. I have looked into them a while back but they were so expensive. I might have another look.

Yeah me too mate. Thanks John

True, thanks mate

Thank you very much Benny and thanks for watching

Thank you very much Simon.

Thank you very much Ross

Thank you to you Glyn, thanks for watching

Thank you very much Gustavo

Thank you very much Ben

Aww, thanks sis xo

Haha, thanks very much Sam. Hopefully i've help you avoid one future mistake 👍

Haha, i suppose its easy to do Francois but we'll never make that mistake again. Thanks mate

Thank you mate

Thank you very much Jb, glad you like it mate.

Thank you Bradley, thanks for watching and glad you liked it

No worries, thank you for watching Philip

Haha, thanks very much mate

Thank you very much Steve. The different coloured wood wasn't intentional as i was working with what i had but seems to have turned out for the better

Thanks very much Mario. that wood had some crazy grain but it did look cool.

Thanks mate. i think its an imported species, maybe Indonesia or from that part of the world.

Thanks very much Karen

Thank you mate. Im really glad you were able to get so many tips and techniques from the video. I did consider the handle hole in the top.

haha, so true mate. I was surprised how much raw footage i had of this build.

Sharing is caring Ken. Thank you very much for watching and welcome

Thanks very much Peter. Glad you got something out of it. its a good habit to have but you have to have a flat bench or other surface to do it

Haha, thanks Robert. Bet you haven't made that mistake again though.

Yes mate, the lesson is definitely learnt. Wont be doing that again

It crossed my mind Joe, but only for a minute. The base is super rigid so there was no way. thanks mate.

Thanks very much Barry. Sounds like you were onto my mistake early. too bad i wasn't :-).

@@DownUnderWoodWorks I wouldn't go so far as to say I was onto your mistake, just alerted to something being not as I expected. You may have a cunning plan! Many thanks for sharing the mistake, I'm sure many woodworkers will appreciate it.

Thank you Ryan. The thicknesser is great. I love it. It is the helical head model and feels effortless and is much quieter compared to the small bench top type i had. There is a big difference between the 15'' and the 16" though IMO. the 15" has an overhead motor and when you change the height of the cut you are winding up the motor and cutterhead assembly. On the 16" you only wind the bed up and down to change the cut height and thats why i went with it.

Thanks Stewart. Its a mistake i'll only make once. My best guess is that its an imported species but that doesn't help at all

Thank you very much June. It does resemble zebrano.

yes John, i definitely thought of that as an option but went for the clean look in the end. In hindsight, exposed dowels in the top would have matched the exposed dowels i used to pin the tenons. Thanks mate

Yes we do Graeme, i won't be doing that again

Thank you