Great method thanks for sharing. But how do you take care of the end grain misalignment?

Great idea thanks

You're like me. I do that stuff too. (All my clients are retired professors). We need some kind of club.

Hey Nick. This is great! Where did you find the hot knife forming tool and is there a brand name?

What colors did you use on top of your base coat?

Nice sled man!! Thanks for sharing!!

Fantastic! Perfect timing for my project.

This is beautiful

How do you connect more than 1 panel together (my wall is 8ft tall x 12 ft wide) to make it look more realistic at the seams of the panels?

Why not just put two parallel clamps on, one on each end and then add all your other clamps, then remove the parallel clamps at the end or heck leave them on they are inconsequential at that point. This way saves from having to readjust a single parallel clamp multiple time

After removing zinc in vinegar or citric acid, what is the purpose of the "gun metal blue"?

I have no experience in anything but I've always felt that starting to thread in reverse and waiting for the click is best for everyone 👌

Thanks Nick. Your design and explanations were terrific and I really need a potting bench. I am eager to give your joinery a try.

Cool beans. Dude. Nice.

Ordered drill press after watching 🙄

He never saw that before? That idea has been around for as long as clamps have been around. But I am in special effects not a wood worker so maybe the thought processes is different.

Nobody has glue issues when the wood looks that good. To feed his kids made me laugh.

Thank you. Just thank you.

Extremely impressive. That’s next level right there 👍. If mine turns out 1/4 that good I’ll be happy

Okay for "entertainment purposes" if someone was looking to do something like this and did want to extend that potentiometer away from the fan motor, is there a specific type of wire to use? Like a specific gauge?

how does the lift mechanism sense that the TV turns on- To raise and Off to lower ??? Video me please

Thanks for sharing this gem..

This is exactly what i need to create for my channel.

I'm guessing that since there was never a part 2 your wife gave you the boot?

Thank you Sir.🎉

Nice. Simple. Effective. Inexpensive. I like it. Does the factory edge last a long time before becoming worn out?

Great video and explanation! What do you think of using a router for the joints instead of a miter?

Will this work for removing galvanization also?

You can also cook an egg on your clothes iron.

What kind of wire cutter is that?

Great build I love the framing jig add on to it’s a great idea. I see you haven’t posted for awhile I hope all is good

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Thank you Nick! Awesome video and it gave me many ideas!! My question is have you ever put this on the interior of a house? Would it hold up in a bathroom if I wanted to a wall with it? Thanks, Jennifer

Can you make it rock hard after?

I will absolutely f this up. Any chance I can buy yours??

This is what I needed to see! I want to mill my own violin lumber, and if this can take a homeowner grade planer down to 1mm, then that's perfect!

I've watched a buttload of videos real complicated track saws easy track saws you name it and I have to say your idea is the best. It's the cheapest the easiest and it looks like about the easiest and lightest carry around from one work site to another. Thank you brother. My search is over

How did you make it remote?

Great tool for my small shop, I'm gonna try this 👌

Great job on the video, excellent demonstration and instructions.

All good until that chuck flies off and smacks you in the face..

OMG, awesome video. Now I know how photographers get that wind effect for their photo shoots😂😂😂😂👍👍👍

I've made my sled a few years ago and it's served me well. I really like your build and think its time to build a new one mirroring yours. great job, thank you

This is great! I started watching like wtf 😂 i was totally going to over complicate this, thank you

Seriously. You wasted 95% of the material to get a thin veneer.

Creative video, thanks :)

You won't get rich, but if everyone on here tipped ya' you would have another $3k (are you listening guys!) Seriously, I needed to make a tool to make a tool to install my seal so this will save me a bit of time on one step at least LOL

Dude, this is frikkin genius! Tomorrow I need to make a small, cone-shaped expander to install a hydraulic piston seal , 'cause I don't feel like spending $240 for something I may only use once. I was going to cobble a quickie horizontal lathe with a drill, but this is faster and better. Now to figure out how to make an expanding pusher! Thanks.

Splendid! If I want to put it on an exterior wall, how should I stick it? With adhesive for polystyrene? Thank you so much!

Thank-you. I was pondering how to glue some together. The parallel clamp use is new for me. Again, thanks.