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Nicely done. The beer flight boards are as beautiful as they are functional. 👍👍

I'm happy to see you are enjoying making the flags. I appreciate you watching and the mention.

thanks so much, very informative and easy to understand. Thanks also for the links to items.

A family that clamps together plains together

These chairs look fantastic

So the 2.5” mark is 39”from the top of the board ?

What an excellent explanation. Clear and detailed. Beautiful results.

It's beautiful, great craftsmanship!! I retire at the end of this month, so I'll add this to my list of things to do to fill my time and keep me busy. Can't become a couch potato!!!

I've watched my share of videos on the process of draped flags and yours is by far the best, very detailed. Thanks so much.

Really nice. Thank you for sharing this. I have ordered the plans and now I need to start building.

I have watched two or three other people on this UA-cam channel making this and you are the one and only one that explains in detail every single step you don’t miss a beat you’re very detail oriented. It’s the best video in my opinion on this wooden flag.! I find most people on a UA-cam channel lie about a lot of things and hide a lot of things just to get views. I find that honest and you have integrity and I appreciate that. Thank you for your videos.! you do amazing work!

Excellent explanation and finished project

The information here is what I needed thanks man!

i didn't know the bad guy from home alone was a carpenter.

Nice job and great explanation on the layout. I also watch Haney videos and between the two of you I think I got it. Thank you

Setting the fence 60 degrees to the edge of the sled is only applicable if you are 100% positive your sled edge is perfectly parallel to your blade. You're better off referencing it off of the blade itself, or at the very least the cut line. But I like the design.

Would have been nice to see how the jig works along with how it was built.

Sound like a great project to do. Thy.

great video

i tape stain and pull the tape off had good luck with that cheers1

Very nice. It is similar to the design I am planning.

Very nice!!

This video was incredibly helpful and the tricks you teach are much appreciated.

Excellent video, best explanation yet on how to make one

Very nice craftsmanship and amazing detail... Old Glory is looking beautiful! Thanks for the video.

Beautiful woods, valuable and unknown tips, excellent presentation!

I just found you. I love your channel. I'm a beginner, I have learned so much watching your videos.

Hope you deliver the gift so I can use it for Xmas Eve festivities

What were the two different brands/types of forstner bits that you used? I believe they were the 3" ones.

seems a little cold in your shop. Is it heated?

Not sure if you ever had issues with the bit clogging up. But if you enlarged the hole in the bit to 9/64 it will basically never jam up. Before the modification I had to stop every 3-4 holes and clear it out. After the modification I did 40 without an issue. I also replaced the inner bit with a a higher quality bit. I need to try the tape trick, I had some others recommend it to me. Nice work, keep it up!

I had never heard the tip before to put the ruler next to your pencil, and that makes a lot of sense actually! 😄

Braces on the ends of the bars would stop the wobble. I imagine just making the spacers go from one side to the other on both ends would work great

Thank you, oldie but a goody.

Very nice build. This solves several problems associated with CC sleds, particularly how big do you make it & store it. The only potential issue I can see is that (over time) the edge of the ext. fence can get shaved down by the TS blade and you lose the "zero" Have you found this to be a problem?

where is your shop located?.... can I buy one of your cribbage boards directly from you....

Approaching 1k. 🎉

Mike you need a new mike

Truly Amazing build I've seen. Not to take anything away from King's. The guy that perfected the Adirondack chair. Their stuff is equally of The Highest Quality. I'm totally in love with northern redwood cedar. I love wood working, love all types of woods, but Really Love Cedar. It's The Stand out of the softer woods. Great video brother. I'm a new sub.🤠🤓😎

Thank you! Great idea

Great jig but you shouldn’t be teaching people to use their hand that close to the blade. That little 2-1/2” piece of wood can pull your hand right into the blade if it kicks back.

Thanks Mike, this was amazing, I have recently got into making epoxy crafts and beer flights and this was super helpful, i kept trying to measure and it was a pain for the holes for the glasses, that tool you use will make this much easier.

Simple and effective. Thank you!

So much cringe

Good tip ❤

Mike, your left hand is WAY too close to that blade. Use a push stick or push block on the piece you're cutting and keep your hand further away from that blade. This is such a bad example to be setting for new woodworkers who may not yet realise just how dangerous this sort of operation can be.

Hi Mike. I'm new to this stuff and want to be safe. Why can you not run the work piece against the fence with the off cut ending up on the left of the blade? Using a push stick or something equivalent.

Why didn't you use your featherboard? Your finger looked awfully close to the blade😮

Hi Mike! That's a great idea. I'll be making some bee hives, so your technique will come in handy. Thanks from Denmark!

Pretty chairs. Where'd you get the swivel hardware from? I see the glider hardware linked, but not the swivel.