Cheers mate! That means a lot to me. I hope you enjoy my other videos just as much!

Muito obrigado! Estou feliz que você gostou.

Thank you very much!

My Portuguese is a tad rusty, "mas obrigado" all the same!

Sergio Kiwon

What work boots?

It is very nice to see my video is reaching outside of the U.S.A! I am glad you enjoyed the build and I hope you enjoy many more of them just as much!

I follow good work :)

Thank you very much! If you have any other suggestions for projects let me know!

The Workshop ... how about a nice work bench..

Check out my 100 sub special video. I have 2 new large workbenches I am using now.

Thank you!

A new video has just been uploaded with an upgraded work-space ;-) as for the safety, what specifically were you referencing?

The Workshop

I think they were referring to grabbing pieces of wood, from the saw bench whilst saw still rotating, leaning over the blade whilst on, is looking to either lose fingers, or else get problems from wood hitting you, due to kick back

@@paulhart8814 You realize that the very act of him using a crosscut sled and running it all the way to the riving knife means that he would never lose his fingers or get "kickback" in that situation right? The blade is not exposed and the finished cuts are no longer in the danger zone... As far as the leaning thing... leaning over a saw is not inherently a danger but could pose a problem if he was to suffer an episode and fall into the blade but I mean every time i cross the street I take a risk on tripping over the curb and eating the pavement. I mean he could wrap himself in bubble wrap.

@@hydmonger2816 sled or not, when u lean over the blade to grab wood poses a serious risk! I am talking as some one that teaches this to others not as a keyboard warrior

Unfortunately I needed it to be tall like that. The guy I built it for is even taller than I am and he wanted it for a bar he was making. but yes, had the legs been shorter, it would have been more stable