They turned out very nice. Band saw boxes make wonderful gifts especially for the ladies in your life. Well done on your wood choices.

Hello. How obtain final color of wood?

Perfect tutorial. Looking to do something similar for my child’s nursery! Thank you.

Wow thanks for this. I'm doing a door and was deciding whether to by a dedicated tool or this rockler device. Rockler it is so far. Unless i find the energy to make a jig for dowels😊. Thanks again.

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Nice looking bench. I'm sure it was useful at your BBQ. I really like the openers, airiness and uncluttered look of you "shop", Great video and glad to see you back on YT.

Great intro, great outro, and great bench! Always a joy to see your content pop up. ~Meredith

awesome, just what I was searching for

Very nice. A bit nervous about the flames and dry wood.

what kind of wood you use\\\\\ thanks man

Wow great job, where did you get the black decor nails? I'm about to try and construct bi-fold for a tiki bar I made.

Kickback dude. Chainsaw Kickback. Lovely house tho.

Sehr schöne Arbeit 😊

Make a sled to cut those tapers so you are not caught between the blade and fence if it grabs or kicks. Takes a few minutes to make one and helps your fingers last a lifetime.

Best "Build a Screen Door" video I've watch. Video production may be better on others but your woodworking skills and techniques were a great help. Thanks. How is the screen door today? Warped or Sagging?

Very useful video- handsome frame!

Very informative thank you

this is great! thank you

Dude, THANK YOU!!! This is exactly what I needed! Subscribed for more!!! #mediasawdust #hasnicewood lolz

That's nice. Must be a new phenomenon. Hearing aid only picks up in tcoil and it must be loud on your end. Not sure why you're now having this issue as it's been the same forever.

What lengths/ widths did you cut the pieces

What did you use to hold the firearm?

The whole concept behind a carriage bolt is the square shape underneath the domed head. That square shape is designed to bite into the wood, to keep the bolt from spinning. Carriage bolts are not meant to have a washer under the head! If you put a washer under the head, you disable the square biting element, so when you tighten the nut, the bolt spins, and it's awkward to get a wrench under the head to hold it. You're better off using a standard hex bolt in that case, so you could at least grab it with a wrench when tightening the bolt. Or, better still, use the carriage bolt with no washer under the head, and then when you tighten the nut the bolt won't spin.

No fuss, no muss, no bother. Great!🇨🇦

Definitely a sleeper mic! The entire KSM series line of mics are really good.

So the legs are 48 inches with 30 degree angle What’s the total working length outside to outside? Love it!

I have watched your video a few times, and I still think this is one of the most pleasing small clock designs I’ve ever come across. I think you should have way more subscribers - all your projects are so well done, and it’s a pleasure to watch you bring them all home. Thank you.

i want to know how they put this on the ceiling most videos are beams that don’t look like this

Great job!

Sounds like your speaking in a phone microphone. Thought it would sound much better. I might get the KSM 32

My dad had so many of these.

Looks great. And it was nice not having to listen to never ending narration of the process. And for NOT begging us to "Like, subscribe and ring the bell".

What mic stand are u using where did u get it ?

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I'm not gonna lie, everytime I watch one of your videos I'd wish I live in a place like that, surrounded by nature. I feel so jealous.

GRACIAS ME ALLUDO

This would be a perfect porch bench for package deliveries.

Nice. I found this because I am looking for ideas for the case I want to build. What I can't figure out is how to make the access. I am wanting to display four long guns and six pistols, dating from the 16th to the early 20th century. The case will be around four and a half feet by three and a half. I am not thinking it will be fort Knox, but I want it to be hard for someone with a hammer and a pry bar. I'll lag bolt it to studs and use Plexiglas, but how to make the door and secure it is my sticking point. I could use a piano hing and a lock of some kind or split sliding doors, but a single door that size will be pretty large and I don't really want a split in it.

I would like to ask a question about this plainer. I just received one today 7-30-23 and the front shoe will move away from perpendicular to the cutting blade when you set it to lowest setting. in other words, it moves until you set the cutting depth for a deeper cut. is this normal on this plainer?

You seem to have a wealth of knowledge with this magazine. I'm trying to rekindle a childhood memory. Being an avid Famous Monster of Filmland collector, I recall reading a story in "possibly" Eerie. Scare the the shit out of me as a kid in the 70's. Unfortunately, I've been unable to locate this comic strip story. All I could remember is the story involved a girl jumping into a swimming pool (I believe indoor) and what she thought was water turned out to be acid. I don't know why I remember this after 48 years. Do you know which story or issue featured this story? I don't believe it was Creepy magazine do to the artwork. PLEASE HELP

Very nice sir, great video, I enjoyed watching.👍

Absolutely lovely, why did you make the front in two pieces? Thanks

This project is just awesome and you make woodworking look so easy! How long do you think it took from concept to finish? Came out so well and captures wilderness whimsy perfectly. Your smile at the end says it all!

Beautiful job! Love the contrast of the braces to the cedar. It's interesting that it grays over time as well. I imagine because of that they'll always feel fresh and interesting!

Beautiful.

This is so much simpler, can't wait to try this

Just got one last week and its great sounds amazing easy to use ..first time using anything like this and im definitely glad i got it

Dude, please start using a push stick