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You didn't sand the floor!!!

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Great work!!! Wish I had that talent😁👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Can you please clarify how you might use set screws rather than a shim to bring the bottom of the fence out more? Where would you put the set screws and what would they butt up against?

Awesome DIY job. The floor looks great 👌🏾

What’s the wood for the mallet head? Looks beautiful man!👌🏻

I hate printed instructions! Many thanks and easy to follow!

Should you bend the hinge toward the door frame or away from the frame? Looked like you bent away from the frame. Other similar videos say bend toward the frame. Which is best?

Very nice! I particularly like the way the finished project looks like it utilises the more common joinery techniques of tenons etc. I've learnt some excellent "shortcuts" from this video!

I’m trying to replace an existing can light. My new one has white, black and bare wires. The current light has four white wires, three black wires, a green wire and a bare wire (not connected to anything) I’m gonna have to hire an electrician to figure out the mess, aren’t I?

Ficou horroroso esse salpicado.

What about the side

Did you check your foundation and fix that first? Otherwise you get to keep doing this again

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Simple, concise and informative! Great video. Thanks!

Go state!!!

Как охуенно когда у тебя есть деньги.

Thanks, I didn't have a single table with a flat surface and just priced creating my own table top. I have bought this instead. I might build my own beefy top for it down the road, but this will get me to where I need to be for now. Cheers!

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Isn’t it super slippery if you park a wet vehicle in there?

This is the most intelligent way of making a chess board that I've seen so far.

Thank you for the step by step and clear instructions. Really appreciate your content.

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So inspiring

It's a hobby bandsaw nothing more! Same for the Deluxe 10" light cutting only. He's right build a stand! Doesn't come with a Miter guard!

I love this background sound... When I scrolled through the video I was surprised because it was similar to my video 😂😅

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How much did this cost you???

Love this but why didn't you sand it?

I would have preferred it without the sprinkled chips on it

Very Nice!!! Just a quick question: at the 7:18 mark of your video, what drill bit are you using there (with the square head)? Thanks so much!

But did you solve the root of the problem? I mean cracks happen for a reason.

Instead of milling one large chunk of lumber with potentially still some moisture in it that might warp over time, I think I'd rather take two planks and glue them together, then go through the process of million perfect 90's. Each board will counteract any future distortions in the other. Also, strongly attaching any additional fence to a substandard Dewalt fence is going to just duplicate the problem. The shim is a good solution, but if you still have to do that after using such a thick chunk of wood, you probably could have gotten away with doing the same thing with a much thinner piece. I might prefer using a removable adhesive between them such as silicone, since it would dry with the wood flat on the table, and automatically adjust to whatever space was between the auxillairy fence and the Dewalt fence. Another addition I'd make on table saws without a cabinet top around them--and am making on my own jobsite 7491, is to attach a plank to the underside of the lumber as an infeed support, and another on the outgoing side as an outfeed support.

Im just curious as to why you used the furring strips instead of just mounting the drywall directly to the joists?

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Not wasting my time where the content creator is either unwilling or unable to speak and articulate their process.

How thin can you get boards when using a chainsaw to mill?

My mistake was thinking that 3/4 inch board perfectly fits in the table saw slots, but it has a little wiggle. That means u are a little off at the end of the

What's the longest length board you've managed to flatten reliably using this design? I've got a dozen or so 8' long, 2" thick rough sawn soft maple boards that I need to I need to flatten. Do you think a long enough version of this jig well-supported on infeed and outfeed sides would be able to pull that off?

This is a great reminder that you don't need 1 million dollars if tools to make a wonderful product. Thank you for making such a simple and wonderful presentation! ❤

Great video, feels very professional with the backing music. Just adding another voice to say to anyone else watching that you should be using push sticks on the table saw and pads on the jointer (or planer as we confusingly call it in the UK!). Don't want to see you get injured so you can't do any more great videos like this one!

Great content. I’m inspired to tackle my project, thank you!

Does it hold a person lol

Very good en nice! 👍 Im also very interesting to make with pallet wood. I already made small table, flowers pot something like that. They are not perfect but im really enjoyed.

Kane williamson copy here😂

Do this models tend to have blade problems? I've seen few people.in my area selling it ,everything works great but they has problems with blade either tilting or going up and down. Would it ne hard to fix it