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Thanks for posting

I know this is years old but 1) the quality is awesome 😊 and 2) I am using this to build a table to hold my air compressor. Appreciate this!

No comments in 6 years?? What a shame :( terribly cool idea very well executed 👏👏👏

I wish i have some hays😣

Too heavy. Too high borders. Non quick-removable.

I made something similar for my wife’s Cricut station. Her favorite colour is purple so of course I made it out of Purple Heart. No laser cutter for me so it was a few hours in front of the drill press and then some careful sanding and dremel tooling to get the holes all looking nice.

“Please fit” so many times I’ve been in that situation

Been planning to build a cart for my large kitchen. Watched a dozen cart videos and yours is my favorite. One guy must have cut 40 pieces of wood. You and I however like fewer pieces for both simplicity and structural strength. Well done. Now I have a plan.

Looks nice. But too heavy for a bike rack. And won’t hold up to rain. But looks nice.

I'm crying because I have no woodworking tools.

Just found your video and really enjoyed it.

Very nice. Let's see Paul Allen's artisanal basket.

I do own a track saw and have been thinking of building a case to keep my track in. I find it somewhat ironic that all the videos I have watched so far none of them have used their track saws to make the box.

I think they sell these new for fifty dollars.

Thanks mate - this is a well presented and professionally edited video. A credit to you, and thanks for leaving in the bloopers also. We all learn from others mistakes. Cheers from the Sunny Coast of Queensland in Australia!!

What I now do to ensure the rear fence is square is to have one side of the base and the corresponding fence rail past the edge of the table saw base. Screw the fence at the opposite end to the base (actually the base to the fence) and then clamp the longer overhanging side. If not square using the 3 or 5 cut method, clamp a block to the overhanging end plus/minus the width of a feeler gauge strip and re-clamp the block. Now you have no extra holes. When the fence is square, drill and screw the base to the rail. Thanks to Nick Engler at Workshop Companion, for his tip on doing it.

Really nice. I wonder how much it weighs.

at least 20 tools are being used here.

This is so awesome. What a great idea - thanks for the inspiration and view into the process.

Where did you get that specific bike rack?

Use MIK system and you can easily take off and on...

And lucky me I don't have any of the tools shown!

Nice job god bless

Nice work, but for me it looks too heavy. Would prefer lighter or thinner material.

Nice edit! you gave me Ideia for adapting the Ulock my back basket, thanks!

I want one for my bike. I wonder if this guy sells these. I wounder if he has a website

Nice idea with the magnets

Whoa, I feel like I'm watching myself. I'm gathering intel on a combo sled.....glad I found your vid. Def like your build. Next up, your your 5 cut adventure.

Mega Hammer Teil 😮😊❤

Great!!! now I need a Domino jointer a CNC machine, those Veritas spacer.... and a new box. ;) but really Nice work!

Question if you would. - Have you had any issues from the replacable fence insert? I am building a sled and have a concern that the accuracy is largely dependent on the fence and if the insert is not precisely the same thickness and aligned with the rest of the fence - it could introduce errors. Or am I overthinking this?

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fine! but the taillight would be better protected when still on the old hight but more backwards shifted to be in line with the back of the basket. (this way it would be also be more reflecting rays of the head lights of following vehicles) putting the lock on the basket is surely practically.

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That's Amazing. I wish I had the patience to make something like that.

Wish u made more of these, I'd love to buy one!

Wow! I wonder if you might be willing to discuss making one like this for my new KBO Ranger e-bike? Let me know, THANKS and keep up the great work!...

I need build something like this and add it speakers

Mad skills! Love it!

I love this video because it combines all my favorite things!

I could buy so much more I need when I go to the thrift store. Panniers only do so much.

Thanks for this. I might've missed it in the video--but I don't think you showed how the zero clearance inserts stay in place after you cut the kerf or dado thru the sled. I'm assuming double stick tape--but maybe you have another trick. Thanks again.

You're the proud owner of bicycle with weird wallnut furniture... I mean crate.

Holy crap, this is a terrible design. No one has a functional brain anymore.

can I put my dog in there?

What was that lil box you used to measure the tape lines?

Nice looking project. As a wood butcher I would have used plywood with glue and screws, and then covered my sins with paint.

Nice work way too heavy

You’re very talented. Awesome job.

I like it and like the way you made it with normal tools ✌🏽🇿🇦