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I’m so glad you found it helpful!

You're welcome!

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It keeps my tools in line. 🤣🤣

Thanks buddy

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Glad you found it helpful. Happy new year!

Best thing in my shop!!

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I think a carport could be very useful. Especially in a situation like yours where you use some things that aren’t well suited for enclosed areas. 👍

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Definitely

I can't wait to come up with the new design.

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Could be a good spring time project. It would be well worth the trouble in the end!

if get-40 degrees should get a wood stove and mini split for summer

Same to you!

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Thanks for the kind words, John! Good luck with your move! I'm going through a move as well at the moment.

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I’m gonna try modeling this one in software as well

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Great idea, thanks for sharing

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The wood is just intimidated by it being in there. LOL

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Well I appreciate you watching all of it! Happy New Year!!

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I think I may take this opportunity to model it up in some 3D modeling software

Thank you for sharing! You would love the epoxy floor!!

@@bentswoodworking no doubt and most likely 👍. Would have to find a balance of sweepability and slip resistance. And the the thought of moving everything again, eeeessh, and having everything in the driveway for several days. Looked at Pods, those things are highway robbery, the scot blood comes out and cinches the purse strings tight. Would be great for cleanup and no staining (way oils and coolant), but would definitely go w a commercial install. About half of the (20’ish by 40’ish) shop is a separated room that we call the “model room” that has a solid oak floor over the cement. Very nice to walk/stand on vs the original concrete, self installed, 20+ years and no creaks. Even has a couple of “rocking chair memory” spots, eg my son was working on scratchbuild model parts and drilled into the floor when he was younger. Maybe next year after I’ve forgotten the pain of moving everything 😉🤙🤙 Keep up the vids! 👍👍👍👍 You’ve got a lot more patience for doing them than I do.

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Thank you Ian!

Thank You!!

I think I want to make a nicer one. 👍

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I considered the idea of putting it in the table saw but it would require me to move my Jointer/Planer

Next month 👍👍

J B do you think adding 3 good size tracks to the door can be accommodated by adjusting most currently installed springs? Obviously, this is a taboo subject..but let's assume I'm referring to a qualified individual who has spring tension experience.

@@arthurrice3915 festool track rails, or any other brand being hung on a garage door aren’t a significant in weight to cause any issues or problems to a garage door motor (aluminum rails). The weight of a glass garage door is astronomical in the terms of weight due to the tempered glass. I’ve had my garage doors replaced and discussed this with my garage door guy. Just sharing the information. They make springs to accommodate the doors weight so it is using the principles of leverage to reduce the strain on the garage door motor. Regardless of the material with which your garage door was made, its thickness, its size (single or double) or if it has windows, it weighs at least 130 pounds (single door), and it can go up to 350 pounds or more (double door with windows). Contemporary doors (all glass, double door) can weigh over 400 pounds. Just disengage (the little cord hanging to disengage the mechanism or worm gear, belt) your garage door and you can see how the spring helps to reduce the weight of the door by pushing the door up. You’ll see the weight is drastically reduced. This is all the springs do. However over time, they will fail and this is normal life of garage door springs. But I recommend letting a technician that’s trained in this to do the work because the risk of injury is probable. If your home when a spring breaks I assure you’ll hear it as I’ve had one break on my old door it’s a very loud bang because it’s under spring tension and a good amount of force is being expelled. Nothing was damaged but the broken spring but it was very loud. I hope this helps answer your question. If you feel the door is more difficult with the rails being hung on them. Then simply hire a technician to make a spring adjustment to reduce the likeliness of stress placed on the motor. But this should honestly not be necessary in my opinion. I tried to see what a FESTOOL guide rail weight is and I’m not sure the information provided on Amazon is accurate but they aren’t that heavy but the information for a FS 1400/2 or 55” rails is stating it’s less than 6lbs at 5.73lbs according to Amazon. In the grand scheme it shouldn’t be a problem. An if your interested fastcap makes a mounting clips for track rails to be affixed. I hope this information helps you.

Thanks for sharing this 👍👍

@@bentswoodworking Not a problem. Just something I happened to know about from experiences.

I’ll definitely check it out. Thank you 👍👍

At some point down the road I would most certainly make videos on some of those topics. 👍

I don’t really have a perfect size. No matter the size, there will always be a limitation. I find I do like more shallow drawers over more deep drawers.

I’ll definitely check it out! Happy New Year to you as well

One of the best things I’ve done to my shop recently is add that. Seriously, why didn’t I do it sooner. And not bad to install either.

It’s such a great upgrade!

I just released a video showing what I did and how I did it 👍

I actually installed a drop down attic ladder in the garage. I store decorations and a few other things there. Everything else is in the husky cabinets. I don’t have a lot of house hold items I need to store in there luckily. I actually totally meant to show the ladder and attic but realize I forgot.

Works well

I’m moving again as well too actually

@@bentswoodworking my condolences... lol

I had a outlet in the ceiling and the cables run up the pipe and plug in.

Great idea

Lift master model number 8500W

Hey Alan, I am still unsure if I want to put it in the assembly table. I just really like the idea of not having another machine taking up space. The way I plan on doing it, I am not as concerned with it being in the way of a cut. I only cut in 1 spot on the MFT so as long as the bit was dow, I wouldn’t have an issue I don’t think.

I don’t have one anymore but I had an axiom AR8 Pro

Thank you for that. Also, I do have a drill press. I could get by without one cause I rarely use it.

Thank you. I use Omni Wall for all the tools in the background

Rusted top?

@@bentswoodworking It looked liked the cast iron top on bandsaw was rusted . Light reflection I guess

He makes a great product for sure.

Double sided tape that comes with the kits

California air tools

I don’t like the idea of an assembly table that doubles as an out feed. However, if space was an issue I may consider it

I don’t build any particular thing. I do have a tendency to make more cabinet related projects than anything, but my layout works well for just about anything I make.

@@bentswoodworking Cool! Thank you. You briefly mentioned that you're starting to use hand tools a little more. I'm dabbling with them too, and really enjoy how much more connected to the wood I feel. Best of luck.

Luckily I know she will never watch this video. Lol

Heck yeah it is 🤣🤣

I did not have any issues.

It’s the Sedgeley and you can find it at www.leatherbydragonfly.com I also have a KZfaq video about it specifically.

Chuck, shoot me an email or a DM on Instagram if you are on there.

Chuck, I think you might find this useful: (skip to 6:20): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o5ZoYKeSqMCmp30.html

I couldn’t tell you a comparison as I installed it immediately

Thank you! And as for the router in the extension, I can’t do that based on the location of my jointer/planer cause I have it at the end of my table saw. I suppose I could do that and then just move the combo when needed but I really hate doing that. 🤣

...I was editing my post and it posted... appogies Regarding the clamps. Have you ever thought about incorporating clamps into the bottom of your assembly table, or in the toe kicks of cabinets? Having a pvc pipe slide of sorts. Regardless, I watch and study just a few gentleman on these subjects. You sir are one of the very best! May you be blest in 2022! Best regards, Arthur "a student"

So the reason for removing everything for the door was to not have the rails and garage door opener hanging above me. Also, the rails needed to be removed to build the wall around the door. It’s all reversible if needed.

I actually have a video covering most and least used woodpeckers tools. 👍

I do not. However, I will be building a new saw station this year and it will have plans.

I have easy access to everything. I’ve done maintenance on it one time since I had it. It is in a permanent location, I don’t move it around

I had a company come out and extend the height up.

I’m very happy with what I have.

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