Thanks Trev for good idea, I will try.

Can anyone build one or do u need approval from your townshii

Cheer~~~a person whose immediate superior is a senior figure within an organization and who is empowered to act as a substitute for this superior.(but this machine)😅

Couldn’t you just buy a yardstick(they are relatively cheap in price)to make the firs tool mentioned? Mahalo nui

Very high quality product sir

Great video! Would you share your plans?

Nice video and a nice build. I suggest you give a little bit more explanation of the decisions you made and choices you had, as well as why certain things were done in such a way. Be not just an inspiration, be an inspiration and a teacher.

Very nice...am going to build one of these this week...bought their plans. What does the tag above the door say. thanks for a fine video.

Amazing man

Can i ask how the water after it has been filtered travels up the pipe where it goes to the pond?

Would this filter be big enough for a 6ftx3ftx3ft pond

great job! was worried for a bit since i missed u placing the ball in the maze before gluing it up/

Perfect !!!

Beautiful box! I think this is the best heart-shaped box on KZfaq!

Good job, love it👌🫶😁

How are u going to get it out that’s a lot to do

Need the schematics. Would love to make something like this myself.

If it’s available on Amazon, I might buy one otherwise no way.

Heart shaped box!🔥

Built it , love it

i made one very similar to this and used it for years ,im about to make another one but it will have an openingwith a tap on the opposite side near the bottom so that when i give it an occasional hose out i can send it into a container rather than getting dirty . whenever i clean it out the garden gets the waste water and loves it .

Amigo una pregunta dónde puedo conseguir esa revista

Are you still making & posting videos?

How many millimeters are those Tin containers

charming!

Nice job, could you please share information relating the measurings of the beanch? Thanks in advance

I applaud the upcyclers, but life's too short to use pallet lumber. Between the lost time, nails, staples, rocks, and dirt, it's just not worth it.

Thank you Great video. Mounting the components side by side seems well balanced.

What keeps the router locked in position though?

Just one more worthless video. How could anyone figure out how big to make all the parts. Big wast of time like 99% of the puzzles box video's on KZfaq. Put the damn plans on with the video.

Incredible work!

Excellent job Trevor. Thank you for sharing this project. I did click on the link to see the SketchUp model of your bench but it didn't work. I also went to your website and clicked on the details link but it didn't work either. Is there another way to access the bench details? I know this was put on KZfaq 6 years ago but I'm just now seeing it for the first time. Thanks again.

Nice marking tool. If you plan to use it on 4x4 lumber, make sure you space the pins apart for the tool to go over the 4x4 to mark a center line. Im going to make me one of these, but picking out the proper hard dark wood around where I live is going to be a challenge. I always told my kids, if you make anything, be sure you use the best material that you can get so it will last generations an can passed down to your grandchildren. An be sure you add the date and your initials on it.

I use the size 1 and 1/0 Mustad hooks to freeline for snook kzfaq.infoUgkxzXmlErSqVAEGWFEKO530BvTqFDw53QW3 and they have been fantastic. The points are super sharp, and the hook is small enough to blend with my baitfish, yet large enough to land fish 30" or more. I also use these hooks when I'm pier or surf fishing with my kids. They tend to catch tons of smaller snapper, whiting, and catfish, and we get far fewer gut hooks with these Mustad in-lines, which means more of them survive after release. I was actually using these hooks when I caught my friend too, but I think that had more to do with the bait I was using ;-)

The music is great Your work greatest ❤

Thanks for the Sketchup model! The bench looks fantastic.

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I wanted to see if specific parts and pumps for was on your website. But when I click the link on your website for the pond filter I get an critical error message. 😢

Beautifully crafted. Great to hear a familiar accent too. All the best!

war do i find the free plans

god the detuned music is a real nightmare.

Parabéns muito lindo trabalho

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Me gusta mucho el trabajo de los puzzles de hierro.pon algo guapo por favor.

No indica las medidas ???

Price

Now thats nice ;) Spot on with the smoothness and precision

Looks great! I started using transfer paper to trace the designs onto the wood. Saved a lot of time trying to cut everything out with scissors or glueing the template to the wood.

What size springs are you using for this jig? Supplier?

That is an awesome help! For those on a budget, you don't have to do all that trim work on the sides etc. And if you can only cut the insert area for the window, you can also just do that on the table saw. Also, you can use different hinges, so you don't have to cut the indent for the door to fit into the cut-out for the door on the front. A few fewer steps will help those who do not have all the jigs and saws in place...which I hope helps others take this GREAT design and make their own. The one for our nature centre will only be 12" x24" inside so that too will help when buying lumber. It's expensive these days, so the more you can get from a piece of 4x8' sheets the better:) We are also using a wood knob for older fingers to use with magnetic catches on the inside of the door. Because we are wall-mounting our unit, the roof will be a slightly slanted forward flat boxed look, so the back will not be affected by the weather. I am putting some copper on the roof with tar paper under it, so no need for the extra wood on top. The centre gets a wide range of visitors winter and summer. Cheers everyone...hope this helps more to build:) LOVE this video, would have been nice with a few more comments but I think there is one on google search...:) CHEERS!