In the middle of an awesome assembly table build. I do mean awesome, birch, walnut, t-track with accessories, 3’ x 6’ and about $1500 worth. Thought i had the whole thing planned out, I am half done with it after all, and then i saw this. You just gave me a much better solution for my finish storage cabinet part of it. Thanks! Subscribed

Thank you for explaining your measurements in metric...neat shop👍👌

Man. That's sensational. You've really got a lovely workshop. People may do things slightly differently but it really inspired me. Thanks for making a great video and sharing your passion.

Pretty nice storage idea...👍

Superb organisation. I see you've gone all Blue 👍👍

great job, thank for idea.

good job! I will take inspiration for my shop

Awesome! Glad to see a new video! Thanks for the idea!

Was I the only one who noticed? I don't see anyone else commenting on the feather boards at 3:00-3:48.. If they are set up to keep pressure, then the feathers should be moving as they press on the board. None of them moved even the slightest amount. They are used to keep the boards pressed against the cutter, but also meant to prevent kickback.

Great as always!

Great ideas, I’ll definitely borrow some of your ideas ! Although I’ll probably use inches instead of “millermeters “ lol good stuff !

Great video, all the steps are very well explained, you have got a new subscriber; yes this gives me plenty of ideas, also thank God you work in Metric. Cheers

Bravo 👍

Nice job! Happy Easter. 🖖

Good work

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Any chance you will show the miter saw hood and your design thoughts on it sometime? Was real interested how and what you made the curtain around miter saw out of? I ordered same peg board, you have, ofc, not at the great price you paid, the best peg board system ever. Thanks for great videos! Martin

Nice job, but you should add another drawer slide at the bottom right to stiffen the drawer

Right!? Producing a video is crazy frustrating! It seems half the time I skip a crucial part or forget to hit record. I probably start recording 10 videos for everyone I produce. Getting pieces out the door in a timely manner gets in the way of good video making. Enjoyed the video and the outtakes

Great! Now if we could just get the Buckeyes back to spring camp. ...😎

Life is just so easy working in metric. :)

Damn. Why didn't I think of that? Will be doing the same...... nice one!

I'd love to see a shop tour video. How much square feet do you have in your shop? Very nice video.

Has the weight become stressed on the drawers slides? It just seems like it could. Great Idea.

Could I get the plans/building materials for your chop saw dust containment system. Best I've seen after multiple You Tube cruises. Thanks

Eric, a couple questions... what did you do to attach the cyclone to the vac? I have a similar setup and not happy with how mine is. What are you using for drawer slides? Going to make a version of your systainer ports and want slides that are 32mm compatible. thx

I would put a runner on the base as well, looks real shaky side to side

You are a effing genius - 😷

Why was second pullout nodding

Nice build! Just made some myself you should check them out.

Just do a video of bloopers. Lol

Hi. Content is terrific. However audio it poor. I mean the mic setup is spoiling the overall viewability of too many videos. Mic selection and placement are crucial for any any recording. Ask how far is the mic from the sound source? What is the background noise? Is the mic set on a level or is it working on automatic. What problems show up in editing that weren't apparent during recording. You have great pictures and presentation. Better sound recording will make editing easier and may help attract more viewers.

Are you still alive?

mm rule ok.