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Would be nice if you talked your way through it. If table saw hurts ears in person, why do we want to listen to it on video?

I noticed that there doesn’t seem to be any allowance made for movement of the soldi base or maple lid - has this caused any problems since the box was made?

Why you people make fool to others!?? How it's DIY?? You're a professional carpenter and all these machines and stuff which you was used professional carpenters. DIY means "do it yourself" and the stuff or things which aren't easily apply to anyone except professionals then how can be everyone can make? You're a carpenter, professional carpenter and all these machines aren't providing any person who doesn't know how these run even! And if the person only design and make by you then it will not DIY. But that person perhaps be a furniture designer.

Why do all these so called wood working experts remove the guards of circular saws.?IDIOTS spring to mind.

Why would you put a stain on walnut, i would use a boiled linseed oil, then french polish, the beauty is in the wood

Cheap how? There’s like $5000 of equipment required?

At first I saw him put the iron in vinegar and thought, not the best idea for irons. Then he used a smoothing plane on one side, and I thought, not great, but could be worse. Then he used a DeWalt planer on the other side...yup it could definitely be worse...and there it is. And then a table saw? A TABLE SAW? And cut off whatever maker's mark there might have been in the process! I'm done. People, dont praise this...this is NOT good hand tool restoration. This is butchering a 100+ year old rabbet plane. A plane that will never be right again...BECAUSE YOU PLANED IT! Now your iron wont fit properly because YOU PLANED IT! UGH... You want to see good restorations, go visit Rex Krueger, Paul Sellers, James Wright, Wood & Shop or anyone else who knows how planes work!

Wanted to see how you laid the glass in. Watches video for nothing

Is that a wooden tool rest?

Awesome! Fantastic result. Would you consider posting a video of the guitar being played? I would love to hear how it turned out.

This is wonderful but I wish you showed it in action! My kids and I are making one this weekend.

Nice. I’m just took a course in wood turning and got a lathe. Enthralled with this hobby

Nice !

About 5:25 in your video. Double sided type or rolled up duct type stop the sliding. It works great for me is why i mentioned it. But your project looks awesome!! Well done

How did you make sure the bark wouldn’t crumble and fall off ?

Wow very talented brother congrats on a great build

Ata tsarih ot degel ahad ba kir shelha ya habibi !

Cool idea but the movement of the table just flush cutting with a pole saw at the end kinda speaks for itself imo

Well done. I'm looking around for builds like this one, and I daresay yours appears to be practical and very handy. Thanks a lot for your excellent build and demonstration.

You are so creative, I love DIY products like this.👍

Great design and craftsmanship! Looks like I need to build one for my shop :^)

Great work!

Hello! What was the final weight of the guitar? thank you, it looks amazing and inspiring!

Beautiful work!

About to make a top like this but with LVLs

What's the dimension of this box?

I like itgood job

Not only is the bevel reversed (as stated below), you will now also need to grind the sides of the iron to match the width of the plane. Since you planed the width, it is now more narrow and you must also make the iron more narrow...

It looks great! How many sheets of plywood did a bench this size take?

Nice job but it would have nice to tell us what you were doing as you went through the steps

Checking in 1 year later, how is it holding up and does it work? Keen to hear about your experience

One of the better designs for a wood holder I've seen! The center shelves really set it apart well done!

great work - one question - the dados are all the way, so the joints will have 4 holes, correct? How did you handle that?

Was that made from 1 sheet of plywood?

I'm not trying to be that guy but...... No riving knife? Accident waiting to happen.

Nice! I love how you made the tenons and mortises. I noticed the tenons were square (versus round mortises) but it didn't matter. What bit did you use and height? Also, did you use tempered glass and how would I go about getting one (and cutting i guess)?Thank you.

Was staining the walnut darker because you wanted it to look more like wenge maybe? Or just to get more contrast to the maple?

I found this to be concise, clear, and enjoyable to watch. Looking to refurbish my own miter box -- this was helpful. Thank you.

Super cool! Can u please educate me on the type of screws/bolts used to lock each joint? 😅

how to close the gap or fill the gap between wood and glass?

Restoring my Stanley H122 at this very moment, but utilizing no power tools and keeping the original handle (The grain is just too beautiful). Amazing outcome on your piece!

Very nice use of the wood. Finished product is very simple and impressive.

Unlike most, I like your saw techniques, shows you know how to use the machine. Gramp always said if your afraid of loosing a finger, you best not even own a saw. He was carpenter in the Navy and for most of his life afterwards.

Great job brother. All the best for future 👍🏼

Does the wood need to be dry first?

Amazing job bro. just 1 question. Where did you find the templates? I think I will try!

Great stuff

What did you spray on the bench top at the end?

Just got some logs want to make same? What tools do I need?

What gloves do you use ?