Full marks for the design and the workmanship. The fact that you used two limbs for each leg at the top means that the geometry at the top part would keep its horizontal plane and cannot rock anywhere, while the adjustable legs means that you can have a horizontal levelled top on any type of ground . I wonder if the guide on the sliding leg could be two on either side, one on the inside much thinner than that on the outside.

I am writing to tell you how much I have enjoyed your videos. With all of the poor quality attempts out there, it is refreshing to view your clever, clear and entertaining videos of subjects I enjoy. I see a lot of “me” in “you,” with your interest in passing along good information about things you enjoy, in a concise and educational manner. I congratulate you on your excellent presentations. Having operated a wood and metal pattern shop, building foundry tooling for years, I always liked training apprentices in what I thought were the best techniques. Something I have noticed in many woodworking videos is how inefficiently coated abrasive sheets (sandpaper) are handled. I always trained my guys as I was trained, to fold and tear 9 x 11 sheets into quarters, using a steel rule to keep the torn edge straight. Those quarter sheets would then be folded into thirds for several reasons. 1. The folded pad was stiffer. This is sometimes advantageous, giving greater, flatter bearing on flat surfaces. 2. The pad does not collapse or wander around under pressure. 3. There is always an abrasive surface in contact with your fingers, providing a better friction grip than the smooth paper back. 4. You have three surfaces to choose from, because sometimes is it is better to use a dull surface. 5. It looks professional, like you know what you are doing. I know this is just my humble opinion, but it drives me wacky when I see sloppy sandpaper techniques being used. I thought I would pass along this observation as I praise your continuing, good presentations. Keep you the good work. I am sure many old timers, like I, enjoy seeing what you are doing, and younger guys are gaining from your willingness to share your methods. Again, congratulations on providing an entertaining and vicarious series.

Can't wait for the next instalment.

Nice build!

You can pull that nut (at 2:54) into the piece by inserting a bolt on the other side and tightening it. Make sure to put a big washer and some scrap wood in between so that you don't damage your piece on the side where the bolt went in. With this method your nut will be pulled in straight. Hammering the nut in may cause it to sit crooked, especially in wood where the grains around the hole are orientated in such a way that the wood is harder on one side.

Very nice. I look forward to part 2.

A very nice piece of engineering woodworking. Looking forward to the second part next week. I may even make one and gloss varnish it like an "oldy worldy" Telescope mount. Cheers, Dave

Jeremy, glad to see I'm not the only one who uses those cards for glue spreaders! I get so many in the mail, I've been saving them for years! I may have to build one of these myself.

Very nice tripod. Nicely done Jeremy.

Very nice! You should have alluded to your sweet doweling jig for your dowel joints!

Looking forward to the next video and the SketchUp drawings. Looks great.

Looks great Jeremy. Very nice!

Very nice Sir... Amazing stuff and the comedy was a nice touch...

Very cool project! Looking forward to part 2.

wow, so nice!

Very nice build, looking forward to part 2!

Like the simplicity of the design - nicely done!

very cool,looks and works great

Great project!

Great work! I will be building this, looking forward to part 2

Very well done video editing ... and nice sketchup plans

Amazing skills, he has an art-form.

Very nice, well done.

Great video Jeremy! and the tripod is awesome too

that's great, Jeremy. really clean design, really well engineered and well built. really enjoyed the vid; looking forward to the next one!

nice model

Thanks for sharing

Good Job!! I should make one!! Thanks for sharing!!

This is awesome! I'm going to use your sketch up to build one for me canon esos

Awesome craftsmanship!!

Excellent job! Can't wait for part 2.👍👍

I don't comment too often, but i had to come back to let you know that the detail work in your Sketchup drawing is excellent. I also Liked and Sub because of the drawing. Good Job!.........Oooo Great job on the build too...lol

Cool job!

Really nice work! This is going to my list to build!

Very nice!

Great job Jeremy. Was wondering if you were going to add something to tighten the bolts, probably a wise move! Looking forward to part 2

Very nice

Great video.

great work Jeremy thats a kick ass tripod

I will make it thanks

Fantastic

Is that Matthias' bandsaw design I see? I recently just bought the plans I'm pumped to get started.

That looks great! Nice work!

Sweet!

Awesome man!

Great work!

It´s a very nice job boy. I enjoyed watching this video. Thank you for share!

amazing

this kid should be working at NASA

Nice one man 11 out of 10

I appreciated the very efficient use of material. I'd be curious to hear how much total plywood you used.

Good

I like useful things like this... I expect the second video with excitly.

Hey Jer, I just recently found your channel. Got some good work here keep it up. @7:34 nice technique getting those inside corners

that's tight I would buy one

Nice tripod, may have to make me one, I use a tripod from a utility work light.

Loooooks very cool Jeremy! The old one was very fancy though, too bad is never on camera because it's a tripod :P

im gonna make a replica of this later on during the week for mt church I can get better shots n videos

good

god job

¡ Genio, sos lo máximo, tu trabajo impecable, profesional de la ostia como decimos en Argentina, saludos!

Good work, Jeremy. I thought this was going to be CNC or 3d printed.

Wow

This is awesome! I have to build one of these... still using a mic stand to hold my camera :)

Pliese tell me about detail size we need to make that. My be on next video

great project i really would like to make one but I can't load sketch up on my computer Would it be possible get a PDF version of the plans

Tripod looks great! Hope you don't mind if I ask a safety question. I am relatively new to woodworking. When you cut the groove for the metal piece, you didn't use a push stick. You just used your hands. I guess this is pretty safe since it is not a through cut. But if you had a kickback (pretty unlikely with such a shallow cut and not going through) the work-piece could suddenly "disappear" and leave you pushing down on the bare blade. Am I off-base on this? Please don't mistake me for a safety Nazi. I am just asking for my edification. ;-)

EXCELENTE!

How much for the original tripod that you hate? That thing is beautiful.

like it

i wait for the long time to watch this video but i am sure it was deserved all this waiting, your ingenious thanks

Молодець, дуже круто.Мені сподобалось,також спробую такий штатив зробити👍👍👍👍👍

super sir

Did you make tht design by yourself!!?!? If u did u r one skilled craftsmen

i sold my sony camcorder and its tripod recently, guess who needs a tripod now ? me

I have A Question for you ...? How In the world did you make that hole for the 6 sided bolt to fit in the handle at the 8:11mark in your video Could you Please share how you did ...? Please .....and Thank You ......!

Top. Melhor q comprar um tudo perfeito .

How many hours would that take to make??

could anybody email me the shetchup cannot retrieve it????

Great video, as always. I know you're not a reviewer, but I'm wondering what you think of the Ridgid edge/spindle sander. I love the idea of it but I've seen very mixed reviews. Thanks.

can i buy that how much?

nice episode s can I have it

Do you have and/or trade stickers?

nice design and build. BUT something is funny with your editing style. frequent and sudden cuts in the video makes it hard to follow. Maybe it's just me. Cheers.

u are waesomee!!!

عبقري

Ok! How much to buy one from you?

je suis Mohamed yakhlifi marocain j'aime le vidéo

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