great vid, Loved the demo with falling clamps, keep up the vid's your content is great, we don't need to see every saw cut or sanding for ever and.....

Ugh you lost me at "women"

Literally obsessed with your organisation

Great video - it's exactly what I'm looking for. Are the plans still available? The link in the description doesn't work. Thanks!!

Tonight I punched how to correctly use a circular saw into KZfaq after a weekend of making wardrobe shelving with MDF and having a brand new saw I haven’t touched. I love woodwork and particularly furniture restoration and refinishing but keep doing the same mistakes over and over so I decided to get back to basics as my second search was the difference between types of screws because I DETHREAD EVERY BLOOMING PHILIPS SCREW!!! now I don’t feel so dumb knowing it’s a combination of a random driver bit, wrong screw and impatience for pilot holes. I have just sat down and watched nearly every one of your videos and just have to say how amazing you are and noticed even before this video that you were not interested in brands or sponsorship to throw down our throats as tempted as I was to buy the pocket jig set I realised just start simple and get some countersink drill bits because after my first time building something with MDF and only a pocket level and random screw I was a bit frazzled. I need to set myself up with manageable basics that go beyond my trusty drill I have had for ten years. An impact driver - who knew!! Love hearing your honest success and humble nature and the way you talk and explain things are brilliant. Iv just binged all of them being able to go down the wormhole that interests me. THANK YOU!!!!!!!

I am in the UK and always use Flat head as I hate Phillips, the heads just get ruined too easily

0:00 regio panther whistle origin

Watching and learning in 2024

A machine screw is a fine thread bolt.

I made my most beautful piece ( a box) out of nice cherry wood, then absolutely ruined with a slap-dash stain. Tomorrow I will try to remove it by sanding. Learning can be painful

Although this is an older video, as a widower.. I often need to look things up!! AND this video came up! Thank you for your great knowledge on SCREWS! I've found screws to be annoying at times when choosing!!! - I'll probably refer back to this before I go to the local hardware store THAT IS, actually, down the road from me!! I'll most likely refer back to this video at home as well! Thank you for your witty personality and great knowledge of SCREWS!! (as my late husband laughs out loud from above 👼)... LOL 😁 😆 😂

Great vid. Thanks.

Who watching in 2024??

Plans are not available in the description?!

nice work. thanks for the helpful video.

Carpenters love nails because a nail gun is fast and the nails are cheap. End of. That's absolutely fine, no need to try and bullshit that nails are better in any real way 😂

What a brilliant straight to the point video other you tubers could learn a lot from your presentation

Would be cool if there were places that rented out their space and equipment for small projects like a woodworking library

This is the best answer to the question "Why do I need a crosscut saw?" on KZfaq. Thanks!

I think i saw these at the buck and a quarter store

Does that make the old one an ex-X? Steve, you’re a huge plus to us all anyway 😎

I'm glad you kept the part where you made the mistake and showed how to fix the mishap.

Awesome 😂

2:33… 😅 waaaaay to close to that classic ford with that rattle can

Will there be a metric version in the plans?

I like your personality and appreciate your video being on point. So many videos are filled with fluff but this one was perfect!!

hmmmm now that didnt look like you deliberately kept on screwing too far on purpose. not at all.

How tall is this?

Needs more pocket holes.

The only thing I would disagree with is the miter saw. spend the extra $75-$100 and get the sliding miter saw. I started with a standard 10" miter saw and quickly realized that I was limited with what I could do. So then I was staring at my brand new miter saw think, well now I have to spend 3x more than what I planed and get a table saw also. My opinion is to spend the little extra to get the sliding miter saw.

What a great video! Thanks so much.

Wow, informative!! Regards from Baltimore.

Thank YOU very much !! from a old amateur in Switzerland !! Kinde regards !!!

Bullshit

I would like to mention, for anyone using stainless screws or fasteners: make sure your bits and things are stainless as well. If you don't know if they are stainless, they're not. Using non-stainless bits causes some of the metal from the non-stainless bits to attach to the stainless screws. This results in galvanic corrosion (basically metals toghting and see who can die first. Your wallet will be the first thing to go...

I've never had a difference in experience between small hardware stores and big ones. I try and find someone at both, find people who don't listen to what I say when I tell them the problem I'm trying to solve, find 2 people completely happy to spend their valuable time to try and help me, and even find things I've never seen. The only difference I can tell, is that people swear the little ones are better, but they're consistently significantly more with a smaller item availability

For the time being, I do think that Woody Hyezmar is still giving his Woodworking Bible if you go’ogle his pretty old yet very useful, just thought I’d mention it to those who are interested.

You give only 1 dimension for this sled during the entire video. That does no one any good.

Music sounds as if it is battle between red X and something horrible and invisible for me😲

I absolutely love your videos. They are always so helpful. This one was no different! Thanks for taking time to teach us newbies all the things!

What a great project Steve. Stool looks great. Yours is definitely my favourite wood working channel. Love your laid back style. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🇬🇧

where can you sell this small box for $3700?

I was going to buy the 14" one at Home Depot, but it was plastic. I'm going to make this instead using an $80 sheet of Baltic Birch, and a $12 can of spray paint. ❌

Thanks for great beginner instruction (no dumb questions) attitude. And you don’t spend time gabbing! Your professional guidance is appreciated !

Great job, glad I’ve found your channel, looking to make this my thing as head head up to retirement

Great video. I’m going to make one to see how it goes.

I took a glance at your channel & will watch for a better example. But what is the purpose of this red X? When I make things I like them to have a purpose.

I put a hinge on that trap door !

12 years later. It cost me 70 dollars to build one. The future fucking blows.