Can I add another Bora NGX saw clamp extension beyond the eight feet, because the roof is twelve feet and I don't cut accurately. Can you give your opinion.

I was into it and then almost skipped it when I saw pocket holes. But i'm still here. Dude you got skills, why use them. Does a raggedy pocket hole look bete than a row of well placed screw heads??.. I'll shut up now. The lag bolts saved you.

freehanding a straightline. Very impressive, Nice!

you really don't get to see much of the whole cabinet.

Thr clamp could be used as a straight edge.

I can only imagine how heavy your table is. Did you consider putting fork lift pockets in it?

Just bought this thing and absolutely nothing works for me to get a bit in there. I can't get the 7/16 to budge

Hey JP, did you resize the 4x4 lumber the way you did on the "half a$$ed" router table? Really like that method. The as-supplied lumber from the big box stores is crappy until you trim it up. Working on the router table and just picked up these plans along with the miter station plans.

Is nice well during this week I see many router table similar in sir way I collect all the information and I going to make my one whit all that when I get to Colombia but whit hard wood from the amazonas jungle or recicle wood call shanul is like hard like bone 🍖

Enjoyed watching your video.

Nice project, unfortunately your website gives an error when i try to download the plans

Nice build! What is that fence sled you are using for cross cuts on the table saw?

Nice build. I have the same top and fence so this is perfect so I bought the plans. But I have a few questions. I see that the width of the base is 30 15/16" while the width of my router fence mounting flanges are 29 15/16" wide under the table. I see at time stamp 5:25 your mounting flanges do "fit perfectly". My Jessem phenolic top is 31 7/8 wide, perhaps yours is different? Also, the Bora router that you link in the description looks like a beast. How is that working for you?

Some...very sloppy work going on here.

❤ nice job good work well done

I really like how cool you handle these "hold-on,-did I just..."-moments. Thats when I blow a fuse...

I noticed in this video the orbital setting on your jigsaw is set to 3, which makes that blade moves forward as well as up and down. This makes for a faster but rpugher cut. If you set the orbital setting to 0, the blade will only move up and down leaving smoother cuts and better control on the jig saw 👍 hope that helps your relationship, keep up the awesome videos! New subscriber 👍

Beautiful styling on those cutting boards!

I just found your channel and subscribe just because of how honest u are about all the screw ups you make along the way.

I have a shop fox saw and I have to almost use a hammer to lock that red lever. Probably what happened to you. Nice to know how to adjust it. I’m really looking to learn how to adjust the riving knife to align with my blade. Any ideas on your saw. The part you replaced looks exactly like mine. Thanks

From a fellow "fumble through it" guy, good job. Well done.

that bandsaw trick is neat!!!! so awesome.

J. P.: Your NGX T-Square came with a five sided lump of orange plastic. That clips into the V shaped groove. It has a Tab that sticks out over your stock and catches the square.

How did you attache the top

What are the overall dimension of your table top. Want to know this before I order plans

Hey JP I just noticed something in the plans … it’s calls for 6) 17” small nailers and 6)20” large nailers , if I’m doing this correctly it should be 4) 17” small nailers and 8)20” nailers , not complaining at all the plans are freaking awesome man ! You done a really good job on them and thank u!! Anyways just a heads up!

Txs for the vid. Set the example. Use PPE.

Nice bench. 😊. I'm a little confused about a couple of things, though. You clearly don't mind the look of screw heads. I don't either.... especially on shop furniture. With that in mind, why take the time to use pocket screws on the upper and lower frames rather than just screw directly into the 4x4s, AND through the rails into the 2x4s that support the leg assemblies?

Great video! I don't see that drawer slide jig in your list of tools used. Do you have a link for that by chance?

Great build but I'm having a hard time understanding why all the time and effort sanding from 120 to 150 to 180 to 220 when you're just going to attach the face frame with crown staples? Why not use brads and fill/sand the holes? and no glue? Good work, but I don't get it LOL

I like math, but you really sold me on how math is stupid. Solid vid bro.

It looks awesome!! Where did you get the counter sink for the deck screws??

Great job it turned out great

Dude, you got some nice tools! Well done on the build!!

Pretty darn good for half assed. Lol, seriously, looks great

curious why you didnt pop the grain or is that not necessary for certain types of wood? beautiful boards

25:45 plexiglass door, the holes you cut out fir air movement You can take a small pocket butane Torch and heat the edge of the hole And it will smooth out the markes the hole saw made, you might sand it down some but you can get it glass smooth like it was buffed.

16:04 I used a metal fish tank stand that someone had put out as trash, it looked very nice and clean. And i was trying to figure out how to add draws, what you just did sliding a pre-made cabnit into the stand solves my problem perfectly.

15:06 It works don't it. I don't see a mistake, just a learning lesson learned.

13:47 your doing really nice work, but it sounds like your reading off a script. You might try just talking as you make stuff, like your talking to someone in the room. This channel retired redneck Did a bit holder system using cleats and just on a flat card, now if you take the cards out it could be a problem but he was able to store more bits. He also used a cast iron top. But i think these pre-made router table tops are to short i made mine out of a 42"x28" 1.5" thick shelf material i got from a per 1 imports store they put out as trash. Its 7 layers of plywood and mdf very stable material. Not very smooth bit it works fine.

Nice looking router table, I would make 2 changes. Mount the switch on the side in a plastic switch box And add a real right hand draw. More bits storage. Also on right and left sides add fold down wings for long parts.

OMG .... chihuahua ... bowtie 😂😂😂 lol on the train and people are staring at me. Great video.

The boards look great. The scrap that I have is what you used for yours.

Thank you for sharing. My buddy gave me a bunch of good quality scrap wood as he was cleaning out his garage before moving. Time to build.

Looks great! Nice work, Grandpa!

I see you ditched the 4512 you hand the Incra Wonder fence didn’t you? I do and I like it.

Beautiful!,

I personally use a 3" paint roller and 3/8 nap rollers for my glue ups. (A tip I got from Ryan Hawkins) If you store them in an air tight container you can reuse them for months before replacing the rollers. The boards look awesome!

Looks great man. I made my first this week as well! Consider putting a bevel around the underside (I do a 55 degree on my table saw) for ease of lifting and looks great too

Edge grains are fun. They lose their appeal when you make 50 of them over 3 years lol. You did a great job