Awesome!

Thank you! Appreciate it!

Thank you! I have this link for test tubes I used, amzn.to/3yS8Tpr , Hope this helps!

@@AceWoodCo Thank you so much for your quick reply. You have a new subscriber!

@@kimsutlive7812 appreciate it!

Thanks a bunch, I really enjoyed this one! :)

I haven't too many issues with joint quality. I found keeping the speed between 60-80 ipm help me, and if the joints aren't the tightest i would go to the table saw and clean it up if needed!

Thanks for checking it out! If you open the top of the motor there will be a diagram to adjust the belt which should change the rpm to your desire. hope this helps!

ah thanks man, you should definitely do it! it makes those items so much more special

Thanks man, appreciate you checking it out!

Thank you! Yeah I typically find centre and measure towards the corners. I do 1 inch spacing for the fronts and backs and 3/8" for the side L- Nails. Hope this helps!

@@AceWoodCo Thanks dude. I think im going to try it. i did the side nails at 1/4". I hope that works out! Also - i like your design aesthetics - great work.

@@mikenguyen1578 awesome man! it should work out aswell, have fun with it!

Thanks! yes it definitely was a "uh oh" type of moment. Weaving is almost therapeutic and you feel like you get into that flow state

Hey! It’s a called a forstner bit 👍🏽

Yeah I agree completely with that too. That's one of my gripes with this cordless nailers thats for sure.

Thank you! Cheers from Edmonton, Alberta! 🇨🇦

Nice, I’ve never dabbled in making a spoon yet, how do you like that bit for a spoon? I

@@AceWoodCo it leaves a rough finish but nothing a little hand sanding won’t solve.

I’ll remember that for next time!

I used my own mineral oil beeswax blend!

Thanks! 🙌🏽

Glad it helped!

You're welcome!

its very handy if you need to use it in pinch!

Thanks James! haha it's pretty crazy how popular the game is. I think my generation is turning into my parents and having more mahjong evening nights haha

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@@AceWoodCo still satisfying

Yeah it just makes it more of an aggressive sander. It oscillates up and down but also spins the belt 👍🏽

It oscillates to help sand down pieces faster!

@@AceWoodCo Does it also make the belts last longer?

@@xdMrFish I don’t think it makes it last longer, probably same as the standard. In my opinion a rubber sanding block will help with the longevity of a belt sander!

Thanks so much!

Glad it helped!

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Thanks friend, been in a bit of a slump the past few days but hopefully can turn it around this year!

@@AceWoodCo my daughter was born last November so things have been very quiet on my end too 🤔😄

Thanks a lot! those inserts are really what makes it!

Thanks Chris, appreciate the kind words!

The front and back spacing is 1” and the sides I found 3/8” to work well, hope this helps 👍🏽

Thanks brah!

It's come in clutch so many times!

I appreciate the kind words!

THanks, I appreciate that a ton!

Hey there! Thanks for watching the video! That attachment is Arbortech Ball Gouge: amzn.to/49D1kkd . I haven't fully used it to its full capabilities but it is a very nice tool if you wanted to carve deep into wood like bowls, deep curves etc. It does have a learning curve since it spins in only one direction so it sometimes chatters a certain way. I can dive deeper into it and make a video specifically on the little nuances the ball gouge has if that would help you! As for fear, I too have a bit of fear using an angle grinder, but i respect the tool in my hand, always have two hands on the grips, safety gear, and if I feel ANY type of resistance when carving i pull the tool away from the wood. I would say get comfortable with a regular sanding type disc then venture into a ball gouge when you feel ready. Hope this helps!

Thanks so much, happy with it!

Such a nice addition to the shop!

Thanks, you too!

Appreciate it! Thank you!

Thanks man, hope your holidays was a good one!

@@AceWoodCo It was a good break, hope you had a good one as well!

Thanks, You're the best!