Thanks. I hope you saw something that helps. Take care, Darren

I've been teaching at John C Campbell Folk School the last four years. Check it out online. They have a wide variety of classes in a lot of disciplines.

I call it a post too. I would try some tool groups on Facebook. You could also try a forum called Sawmill Creek. Someone may have a damaged one who would be willing to sell parts. Take care, Darren

@@dothanalabamawoodworker6766 Ty I appreciate your help.

I hope the video helps. It sure is exciting filling up a tool chest just the way you want. Best wishes, Darren

@@dothanalabamawoodworker6766 thank you ,this video will help

They are. Actually, my wife bought that for me.

Glad to do it. I looked at a lot of other people's shops when I started out and it sure helped me. Take care, Darren

Thanks. I've heard there are a lot of woodworkers down your way.

Putting two tools on one cart really saves space. Take care, Darren

Thanks! You too. Darren

I'm glad you told me. I don't nail miters, though. I use splines. Take care, Darren

They sure add a new dimension to your woodworking.

That's a good idea.

I used a mallet until Chris Schwarz wrote about using a lump hammer a number of years ago. I tried it and liked it. I don't have to hit it so hard. I use it for chisel work as well. Although sometimes I use a lightweight mallet for delicate work. Take care, Darren

Thank you. Take care, Darren

It is amazing.

I'm planning on Wednesday. Check your email.

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The first time I tried it, I couldn't believe how well it worked.

@@dothanalabamawoodworker6766 I used this setup on my bench to plane down the pins on a case frame. Worked great. Something so simple yet perfect solution for work holding. Really appreciate you sharing this one.

Amazing how well simple stuff out forefathers figured out still works so well today.

That's mighty close. You're welcome to stop by anytime. Here's my email - [email protected]

I've always heard as long as you can find what you're looking for, it is organized. Take care, Darren

Thanks. I hope you enjoy them. I drive to The Woodyard in Concord, Georgia. It's a 3 1/2 hour drive but worth it. There isn't anywhere around here I know of worth going to. I've used a couple local sawmills and ended up with bugs. There's a place in Headland - Headland wood products - but they wouldn't let me pick through the stack to get the boards I wanted, so they're no good to me. I hear Jubilee in Mobile is really good. Take care, Darren

@dothanalabamawoodworker6766 ok awesome I'll have to check out the woodyard and the one in mobile. I'm located in Enterprise. I'm new to the woodworking scene and is more of a hobby at the moment as i learn but would love to advance in the future. Thank you again and great content.

That mass sure helps. Good to hear from you. Take care, Darren

Sadly, we woodworkers don't seem to be that interested in face to face connections - at least not here where I live. But I enjoy it and look forward to meeting new woodworkers. I'd love to meet you. You're welcome anytime. Take care, Darren

Thanks. Take care, Darren

It is a joy. I'm thankful I stumbled across it. Thank you. Best wishes. Darren

You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Take care Darren

Good to hear from you. Port St. Joe - what a cool place. Thanks for watching. Take care Darren

Hello in Belgium. I've seen that storage idea. Really good use of space. I love seeing other people's ingenious solutions. Best wishes and take care. Darren

@@dothanalabamawoodworker6766 , Hello my friend Darren, I also like watching other people's ideas and videos because I test and/or modify other people's ideas. I struggled with workshop hardware, you always have to renew or enhance the stock, I like your workshop, I started small myself and took the plunge with a larger workshop that I was able to acquire with the help of the state and my work, with my colleagues we refurbished the old all-voltage electric motor winding factory. The ground floor as a workshop, the offices on the first floor and on the second my accommodation, 3 x 2000 M² and the workshop is still improving the small arrangements that remain to be made, I wonder if I would have enough of a life to do what I still have to finish.....thinking big is good but not at any price. Best regards my friend Darren, best regards Alain from Belgium.

Hope you're doing well. I'm looking forward to your videos before too long. Best wishes, Darren

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Take care and best wishes. Darren

It sure does. When I need something, I don't want to have to hunt for it. Best wishes to you. Enjoy your retirement. Darren

Thank you. Too bad I can't meet all of you. Best wishes, Darren.

The time finally felt right to do it. I hope there's an idea in there that will help. Take care, Darren

I'm blown away by that guy.

I have not, but I'll check it out. Take care and thanks for the feedback. Darren

Amen!

Thanks for the kind words. It's a lot better when you can get together with other woodworkers, sadly it's just not possible. I love my chair. Take care and best wishes. Darren

I love your videos. Keep up the good work. Darren

Thanks for watching. I started in a one-car garage. Best wishes and take care. Darren

Thank you, sir, and same to you. Darren

You better believe it. I'll be going to the Woodyard soon. Gotta get some maple for class. Take care Darren

@@dothanalabamawoodworker6766 When?

In the next couple of weeks. Don't you have my email address? Seems like you sent me shop pictures. Email me and we'll talk. Darren