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Agreed. I love the detailed work making the reveals.

I know this video has been out there for some time now, but quick question. If you bump out the outer/rightmost blade, won't that leave a gap/ridge of wood that will not be dado'd out? So it's not a flat bottom cut? I hope I explained my question clearly. Thank you

Excellent! Thank you.

Why don't you go ahead and make it easy for us and tell us how you did it.

What is the exact size of that blade? I purchased a set because of your video and the blade was 8 and an 1/8 too big to work with sawstop. Do you hapen to know the part number?

Great video, thanks for sharing how to setup and run a cnc for I see them all over UA-cam but you have shown some very interesting information about using them, I have been interested and looking at possibly buying one but you have answered many of my questions .thanks Kevin and have a great weekend looking forward to seeing your next video

Thanks for sharing your progress. I’ve been researching on options. You’ve given me a few ideas.

Wife: "You ARE getting a saw stop" Husband: "Who am I to argue??" 😂 If only everything was so simple!!!

Without a doubt, it would be worth the price! That piece will be cherished for generations! I hope to build something like this some day! Thank you for this wonderful video series. ❤

I love this table! I'm new and just learning to speak woodworker. Now I need to learn how to speak machinist! LOL

I have installed an LED shadow light the correct way with a switch on the handle/switch assembly and a minitransformer to convert line voltage to 12vdc. Line voltage is supplied via the input voltage at the switch inside the handle. Works like a factory install. The tedious install includes cutting a 13mm x20mm hole in the handle to install the switch for the LED. At least 3 people have reached out to duplicate this installation method in their 12SD.

Hi, congratulations for the video. do you recommend this drill?

Kevin thank you for sharing your skills. Nice reveals

Did it come with that keyless chuck or was that a separate purchase?

I am not a plumber. It looks great to me. I heard that the UV light from the sun will break down the PEX pipe. I don't know for sure. As I wright this I wonder if a pool pool noodles covering the pipe would work. Again, this is as much a question as an idea. I mean you well.

Great choice. That’s a nice drill press! I have the bench mounted version.

Appreciate your comments on the quality of the saw, aside from the safety features. Almost every SawStop review focusses almost entirely on safety - which is important - but I want to know if I'd be buying a quality saw. Based on what you said, it sounds like I would be.

I clicked on a video thinking it was something to watch. It was a "Jay Bates" video which "Ted" advertisement over the top of "Jay's" video. I reported the video and email Jay. Jay said that there was little he could do but he did look into it. So not just plans, but UA-cam video. As I am writing this an email from "Fisher's Shop" just came in and he has been hacked. A lot of Scumbags in this world.

Thanks Kevin for your warnings, I don't buy plans I a professional cabinetmaker of 25 +year's and I do my own but for the people who do buy thanks for warning the scams on line I'm looking forward to your next video and thanks for sharing sharing information and your videos

It is like whack a mole.

He doesn't get around to installing the hinges in the video. So if you wanted to know how to install a hinge, choose another post.

I was looking forward to learning how to do this with my loom, but was so disappointed with you camera angle and the long distance you used to film. Happy you were able to do the conversion. Congratulations

Why didn't you make the gate Chippendale as well?

Hello, have watched and trying to connect. Are you still making this loom for sale if so what are you asking?

Great video Kevin, I have a Old D 4 from the mid 90'S with all of the attachments, isoloc,multiple mortise and the other attachments. It might be old but it gets the job done and it's a beautiful tool to use

Thanks for sharing I never heard of that finish and your table is beautiful .I enjoy your videos please keep making them

I never heard of this technique. The refinishing came out great. Thank you for sharing Kevin. Wonderful video.

I just bought this and can’t wait to start using 🙌

Kevin, I made it 7 and a 1/2 minutes and then gave up on trying to see and guess at whatever you were trying to do. You're camera was positioned in a way that we couldn't see diddly squat because you were blocking the matter saw. You should have set your camera on that little shelf right there to your left pointing at what you were doing, maybe you could redo this whole thing again so anybody that wants to watch it can actually see what you're doing.

Thank you so much for your detailed video. Yes, some of the camera angles obscured visibility of what you were doing, but overall, your video was fantastic. I have the same loom as Mara since 1980, and your video gave me the courage to purchase the conversion kit and tackle its installation which I did by myself without any assistance. It’s wonderful having six treadles, and I would have been too intimidated to make the conversion to six treadles without having your video to assist. You guys were my assistants! Thanks, again.

I was not aware of those metal clips. I've always used scrap wood, but I'll keep them in mind for (inevitable) future projects. Thanks.

Hello 😁 Love the video! Do you have some pictures of the soldering?? Best of wishes from Denmark😁😁

Hi Kevin. Very nice video. Could you give me the reference of the system yo use for start both machines at the same time? Thanks.

Nice!

When you say take off the safety features off do you take it permanently off or you are just putting it on stand by off every time you switch it on Thank you for the advice

Quite a job with a great result Kevin. I have to restrain myself but I'm not going to ask :-)

You have a smaller shop, much like mine, as well as the Grizzly 1250 w/canister I see. Biggest improvement I did was to make space for an Oneida super dust deputy XL and place it right next to the Grizzly intake. It collects 99.9% of the stuff before it makes it to the collector and keeps me from having to clean/change its bag (a job I hate). I mounted a heavy duty plastic garbage bin below the Oneida that is easy to pull out. Only super fine dust makes it to the canister and I rarely have to clean it. Remount your Grizzly 90 degrees to the wall and place an Oneida in front of it (between your bay doors).

Hi Kevin, I have one of those LN 102 planes also. I bought mine form a woodworker's widow.. I agree that it is just so enjoyable to use. Thanks for your YT videos. You really do a nice job of helping others make great things out of wood.

I think some of that weird link stuff is Amazon got ahead of themselves with certain features. They are constantly rolling out half-built tools and features. But caveat emptor for sure.

I’m 73 and appreciate your honest review!

That's nice work you did Kevin. I hope Mara feels the same way.

Good job Kevin. Yesterday, after two and a half months, I finished my restoration project Mayford ML7.

Good stuff!

That was neat to see a project that integrates the lathe. I seemed to have missed the first 2 episodes. I need to go back and watch those.

Don't bust too many knuckles in that hanger

The two hooks at the bottom are intended to connect the wooden frame to the cast iron frame. I just found a nice picture where this can be seen.

I admire your woodworking knowledge Kevin. You'll see two drawers and the frame and then the detailed technique of duplicating it. Nice to follow and learn a lot. On to episode 3

Be careful with these, the plastic is brittle and will explode if a piece of whatever you're cutting gets launched into the chute. He really should consider using solid plastic or even switching to something like aluminum to keep this from happening.

Great video and I like the lee valley bits as well, but man, you need to clean up your shop.

I am curious about the end result mounted on the sewing machine Kevin.