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I just got the brilliant idea to add some inlay to some patio furniture on my "to be made" list. I'm so glad I found this video - looks super easy to do and customize the color. Thank you!

I really enjoy your videos. I’m a Shaper Origin owner because I watched your videos. I saw on the news the other day that they sold out at the A’s last game in Oakland, I was wondering if you were there. I watched your ‘bombshell’ video on Cranky Workshop and was disappointed you are leaving UA-cam. But as a father of one child, also a daughter, I can understand that family time is priority. My daughter is 31, and let me tell you, they go from 5 to adults overnight. You’ll see it for yourself in about 15 years.

Great video~! I whole-heartedly agree with what you're saying and the way that you're approaching it in your classroom(s). Also hoping that it catches on thru your school and others. I'm retired military and continued working in the gov't sector filled with active & other prior-military. We fight the mobile device addiction as it seems impossible to get the younger gens to do anything without a cellphone in hand or looking at it every few seconds/minutes. Thankfully, I've worked in restricted-access environments, so it's easier to enforce, but it's still a fight. I can only hope that the administrations AND PARENTS get behind and/or remain behind teachers as it seems that your authority has been undermined. You don't always have to rule with an iron fist, but you still have to rule the classroom. Bravo~!! Oh, and great build~!! Love the ingenuity~!!

Hi Jered - first, I really enjoyed the video; great content and production. All that said, I have to question the cost aspect. The cheapest CA glue I could find is around $3/oz whereas my favorite epoxy is around $0.80/oz -- you can certainly find epoxy that is less is expensive if you want. For small jobs certainly using CA is easier, but for anything large I believe epoxy is still the way to go. Keep up the great work!

GREAT VIDEO, EVERYTHING BOUT IT !!!!

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Do you think it will last as long as epoxy

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1. Screen time has been a parental concern since the first moving pictures were shown. 2. Spending time with your children to help them grow into productive adults is an idea older than #1. 3. You can read narratives of older generations bashing the young, and the young blaming the old folks for all their problems in any BCE writing, not new in the 21st century. 4. Spending time with people who are not like you helps you become a more caring, compassionate, mature person. 5. Haven’t decided which adult child gets the workbench I recorded for Christmas 1970, or if I keep it to work in the shop with my grandchildren when they come over. 6. Great video and life lesson. Thanks. Clicking Subscribe next

i'm a new woodworker - love your shit, normal talking and mistakes that I would make instead of woodfluencer malarky of a perfectly executed project. Makes you human and more likable. to me anyway!

I hope this isn't a one and done video on the rebranded channel. I love your take on things and, while I understand the reasons for leaving the old identity behind (and nuking the podcast as well, though that wasn't a solo decision), I hated the idea of having to say so long in such a permanent way. Heck, I kind of felt an Expos/A's bond as well... anyway, in case you don't produce anything else, I thank you for the mica powder/baking soda technique once again as it has been awesome for me! I would have watched this closer to its launch but i took the family out of town to catch the Jays double header at Camden Yards and have been running since. 😂 I used to be known as an opinionated lad before in changed careers 16-plus years ago and have had to be publicly mute ever since. Maybe I've been living vicariously through your videos as I share your views and values. Don't ever change.

Im not just saying this but I genuinely feel like this is the best content I have seen of yours or anyone else for months. 2 passions combined into one video. Im not blowing smoke up your ass to try and change the future. That's yours to control. But if people cant feel the effort and passion coming at them when they watch this then I dont know what else you can do. Ive said it before and I will say it again, I hope your students and their parents/guardians know how lucky they are to have a teacher/role model who cares as much as you clearly do. I agree with you 100%. Bravo bud. I only wish YT had fed me this as the build is the cherry on top. I have been waiting patiently through your tempting insta stories. Sorry bud YT has let you down here.

I like everything you said. But I'd be quite angry if you took my sons his phone. It's controls his insulin pump. But by all means we can work on a another solution because I hate the obsession with the damn electronics.

Wow, great build Jared! My wife is a teacher as well. I can't agree more with everything you had to say about this topic and I really enjoyed your unapologetic, level headed view. Also, I love seeing the shaper in action! Well done!👍

The state of education is becoming deplorable and there’s numerous reasons as to why: society, woke government, state laws and testing and I feel some of the wrong ppl have been hired and what I mean is finding willing teachers to come in is almost impossible in many areas like mine so substitutes are picked instead as long term subs and unfortunately ieps must be followed yet there’s not enough enforcement or direction given to unprepared staff. I agree there’s too much ideology that caters to parents more than addresses the root issues. What’s devastating is some of our best teachers who teach without bias yet are passionate and full of knowledge and skill, patriotism and teach real life lessons and aren’t afraid to be tough… they’re leaving and I don’t blame them not to mention pay isn’t great either for what teachers and staff are expected to put up with! I love btw your rule for entering into class, I absolutely support your perspective and I think you get it! To put it in the hands of the student, as you’ve done it, sets expectations immediately and reminds them they don’t get the final say and the class, desk, etc don’t belong to them! In fact they need to earn their spot in class and that’s not mean, that’s real life. I agree tech and the addiction to iPads and phones have only exacerbated the issues staff face in getting compliance not to mention their attention. But I think this is a societal issue that’s deep rooted and requires parents to be involved and willing to make efforts in getting control back. Basically school isn’t valued or appreciated like it once was and often teachers are forced into raising these kids rather than educating! Then comes along these occasional new ideas by the state to be kinder, avoid the real issues and avoid getting sued. Our educational system has become weak, tolerant of intolerable things and beat up on teachers rather than put their foot down and get control back. I think because school is required by law and paid for by taxes unlike other countries, society forgets how lucky our Nation is to offer every child regardless disability or needs, regardless financial means, etc. the right to a free education therefore it isn’t appreciated like it should be. Look at other countries where schools are a luxury, they don’t deal with the behaviors or violence teachers face here nor would they tolerate it. I don’t want free education to be taken but something in the way education is viewed has to! But this is also on school districts, admins, principals and staff to not tolerate excuses, ignore violence, etc. like I’ve been seeing worsen in the last few years. Very good discussion and a subject that needs to be discussed more often

Great to have you back Jared! We have talked education in a previous life as my wife is a teacher. She has mentioned many times of the lack of classroom management from her colleagues that are fresh out of college in perhaps their first assignment. You have presented, in this video, a tool that could give any teacher regardless of experience level, another weapon in their arsenal to maintain control. The only certainty in this entire subject is this: if the teacher doesn't control the classroom....the students will. Again, love the new edge on things and great to see you back on the tube.

The state of schools has certainly changed over the years. Back when I was young it was the controversy over Walkman cassette players in high school. One point you nailed for sure is that without the backing of administrators and school boards, teachers are just being put in the middle of a no win situation.

Seriously, the biggest thing we had were sneaking in gum or candy, passing notes in class, and not getting caught with a crib notes to cheat on tests. LOL... Every generation has their slackers, burn-outs, nerds, jocks, geeks, outcasts, and underachievers. However, I can see how the phones can lead to a serious increase in the "underachiever" category. Mediocrity is very acceptable in society and we all hope for more than that for our children. I do feel you're take on things is precise, well thought out and correct. Wood working, life advice, and the want to make our children more accountable and engaged in their own education! You can't be more correct here my friend! Well done!

Way to go Jared. As a father of five my kids grew up knowing the teacher was always right and even if they weren’t they weren’t going to get edified by it. Now my kids are raising their kids and they are stricter than I was.

There’s the Jered I know. Telling it like it is 💪

good job

New name, new direction. Very well put my man. As a teacher you can relate to these modern classroom issues, but all I can remember was trying to sneak gum in, not a phone. Haha - also, one of those big enough to fit an iPad would be good to keep around my house.

Wow. Such a nice storage for the phones! I hope many schools will order it from you! And yea - no phones in the classroom!!! I thought it’s kinda obvious, but I guess i have not seen it all just yet.

BRIGHT Very cool example! If you do get alcohol ink on your hands (or sharpie for that matter, as it's also alcohol based) use some rubbing alcohol and it comes back off pretty easy. I would make sure to use some sort of top coat over the stain, especially for anything like a table/coffee table that might have an alcoholic drink split on it, or be cleaned with something that contains alcohol, as the color can bleed back out

0:19 daaaaamn that's a savage wife burn... 🤣

Very nice door, i’ve never made anything without a lot of mistakes - it’s probably normal but mist people hide it 😹

Can this be used for a table that is 5ftx 18in, Iam trying to create an agate table.

10s of people! Hahahahaaa! Great video, Beautiful door, honesty to the max, and a great message. I needed this! Thank you!

That bottom line lesson is key... and that is why your new style is awesome. I appreciate the build video and honesty that comes within... it is our reality every day. Keep up the great work as always!!

Bright idea. See what I did right there? I can't comment any more, I'm off to Michael's.

Ahhhh, I see your problem. You mixed MM with inches. If you had just stayed with the antiquated Inch program, it would have been fine. Remember the Hubble mirror debacle? Yes, that was it, not your fault,,, well maybe it was. Nice build though, meow meow meow. (a cats input on the finish)

LMAO, you're fuckin' awesome bro! I love the complete honesty, now I can look forward to making those same mistakes as I get better! Keep on makin these vids man!

I was ready to ladle out copious amounts of crap for using a luxury tool. Then I remembered I have one of those Shaper gadgets too. But, come on man. Who really NEEDS a batter power stapler. A corded one will do just fine without all the mucking about with batteries and chargers. 😂😂 But seriously, thank you for another quality video and for showing the human error that many edit out. It is good to see that we can all make mistakes. More importantly, we can all overcome them.

It's good to know that I'm not the only one who has ryobi tool's alongside the festool tool's, as for your screen door at least it turned out good in the end 🫡. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.

Smartphones are the devil. They've ruined an entire group of kids and adults. I was out to dinner recently, and I looked around, and no one was talking to each other. They were all staring mindlessly at the damn phones. Such a waste of experience. Great message that more of us need to take to heart.

Good save on this one. Way to incorporate the Shaper into this project. Subtle touch made a huge difference into that door. Question for ya.... Was your "NOT CEDAR" example to scale? Looked pretty damn close to the real thing. Also, did you take your soffits color into consideration? Pretty dang close in color

Artwork aside, this is a really good method just for repairing items. Refilling cracks, connecting plastics back together, or even adding to items to make them more functional. Also ashes work in place of baking soda, so does cornstarch. You can even make small items with this as you would with a 3D printer. Just make a mold for it. It's really an incredible substance.

That’s a good lookin door. Didn’t know that trick about putting the frame in tension to put on the screen - it’s always a bonus when you watch a video and you are entertained and informed, good work dude

100% some type of CNC, Laser, and even a 3D is becoming more and more necessary in the shop! Even more, some people who haven't used one seem to think the machine does all the work, the hours of designing and creating the file for the cut paths just make themselves 🤣 Nicely done, the screen door looks great!

Love the video and such a great topic. I can’t wait to build a bench with my little girl, having something creative in their lives is so important and keeps them away from those dam screens. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for this thoughtful video. Kid shop time starts now! 😀❤

Spent a lot of time with my nephew' and niece's as they were growing up. I filled in a lot of space their parents could not because of work. They grew up camping, hiking, and learning to work with their hands. They are all successful grownups now and I'd like to believe I had a small part in that. Their parents gave them a good work ethic, and my being self employed gave me lots of time with them. I hope they have as many good memories of me that I have of them.

Can i ask can these alternative be used to make a diy particle board with Coconut husks or banana fibers instead of Resin because it is too expensive and this for our research project?

Our kids and grandkids need us. God promises us as parents. Train up a child in the way he should go, when he is old he will not depart. You go young daddy!