I really like how you describe your process and your tips are excellent. My nickname is ms. Fancy pants but I appreciate that you don’t have to be all fancy pants with the construction. 😂🎉 Thnks for sharing.

It's similar to an idea I had for a flattener/slabber. My idea was to have the tool be modular so you could put a small bad saw on the sliding section to slab small logs with it as well. I love the idea of the cantilevered section on the cross slide with angle table to the side. That makes it way more useful. Nicely done.

2:27 OVER CENTER MECHANISM!! Thanks Tony!

That super-chamfer ability also means you can make a giant scarf joint.

I wonder how to modify/make something like this for a Ryobi BT3000 that doesn't have a miter slot. Ideas?

Stumpy nubs… lol i wonder how he feels about that!

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Coolio!

I wonder how many domino owners could have designed this

Can anyone illuminate me on what those super-pointy drill bits he's using are? Maybe they only look that way when spinning, but they look way pointier than the bits I'm aware of.

Izzy do you have any pics of how you built the trigger attachment.

Just stumbled across your channel. Instant subscribe. Love the format! And WHAT IS THAT COUNTERSINK BIT?

Thanks för sharing!

I was not impressed initially. I wasn't going to bother watching, but I did. I am impressed video filed subscribed and all bells on.

Definitely not buying pipe clamps anymore Thx for sharing

Great content. I get worn out when SME's talk nonstop. You are a solid craftsman!

Let's forget the festool for a minute, how much will you charge for that which you built?

Need to sell that patten to the Jim Henson creature shop 🎉

Izzy, you sound a lot like Mozart lately...

Wishing you good health. You will create many works

Thank you!

Great ideas Izzy. #5 is my fav. It will keep me from saving various plywood offcuts for spacing & installing drawer slides. As always, thanks for sharing your ideas (& giving credit where it’s due - even if it was just the inspiration).

John from Kerala India. Thank you for a nice video.

i asked a question 4 times and you never answered i guess you dont care

Is he using a ripping chain??

Great build. I like the videos with the talking points better.

What is this material he is talking about a lot? Htc? Hted? Can't get the correct naming 😅

@IzzySwan I really like the churro! I miss old school furniture...today's stuff is boring with little character in my opinion. You can use it to make a pedestal stool. Do you still have those videos online?

You had me at Eine Kline Nachtmusik!

@IzzySwan thanks for the lesson. You would probably laugh at my itty bitty bandsaw...lol. I can pick it up one handed...runs on drill power...I'm only starting out and I wasn't sure if I would use one. I paid less than $50/cdn...don't remember exactly but it was cheap. The guy I got it from had upgraded...lucky me!

@IzzySwan good to see you. Thanks for the lesson. What are the dimensions for the spacers, arms and wood block lift please? You said you are using. 5 inch thick wood but what is the width, height and length please?

Awesome !

Hope you all have fun.

Any lip readers in the comments?😅

So I slowed the video down and read his lips on what was going to be made. He said a wooden butthole for a hobby horse. Hope this helps

What I would like to see is a mass of makers touring EVERY High School and informing the young people about the trades they can consider for their future. As a kid in high school, I had never heard of most of the trades represented by the Makers in this challenge. I avoided most of it because my Dad was a grunt in the oilfield and I KNEW I did not want that kind of future. Since you have gone almost totally into "commercials" in your videos you may not read this but I respect your genius and talent. I hope you do read this one.

Is he getting thinner😮 is he doing DDPY?

your a sick sick man ,thank you and lets hope more sponsors get on board at the last Minuit

Fantastic idea! Looking forward to seeing the results. - Chris

I see your point, but the problem is not everybody has the skill and tool to make such a table like yours. It looks so complicated. I'm a newly retired DIY, trying to learn the trick of the trade. But I got the idea. Thanks.

Great information 👍

Will you hug me? 🫵🏼🤓

First off, which I obviously missed , CONGRATULATIONS ON GETTING MARRIED!! This is something I would love to do!! However being a disabled retired firefighter I am on a seriously small budget. Takes me months to save up for power tools to work in the shop with hopes of becoming a content creator like yourself. Plus just working on projects help me deal with PTSD. While I support and watch all your videos and others who I watch who go that is all I can contribute to you all for keeping dreams alive for others. Glad to see you back IZZY! Can’t wait to see more of you and Maggie in videos!!! Good luck to everyone in the upcoming event!!

Whatever happened to the jointer with the 3 inch router bit at the side? Is it not going to be manufactured anymore?

OK, someone has to read lips and translate. 😂😂😂

hombre grande apareció,

Sounds like a great idea. Maybe someday I would be willing to apply.

Sounds like a really cool deal and would be amazing to be part of it . Maybe someday I’ll be able to afford to come to some of these maker meet ups .

That sounds like a lot of fun, Izzy! 😃 This year it won't happen, but someday I'll be there! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

I'm 73 and I'm a retired fabricator. Made a lot of duplicates, replacement parts and one hell of a lot of one of a kind art. I have a creativity process. I can not conceive a society that can lose its individual's creativity process and not even have rumors of existence of people like da Vinci; with us not needing to know what we don't need to know in the world of AI! Then we become artificial And inconsequential! Make and support makers. Peace