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Is it time for you to refresh your Rag in a Can oiler? Make this instead!

Stop with acting. It makes people think you are just bought. 😊

Novelty mimic not meant for anyone professional

My mom could use this to help build her conversion van. I flew out there earlier this year and helped with the electrical. She'll be doing the cabinets and furniture next, all out of wood.

Nice device. That's the first time I've seen such a combo. Thanks for the review. I think you may have forgotten to make your affiliate link for the product, into a link. Just thought you might want to know. I wanted to check on the price.

Lol i hit send by accident lol. As I was saying on my first comment. I've been woodworking for years and this would be a great upgrade in my shop. Peace Brother

I think it's really cool an would love to have it

Comment on this video to be entered into a giveaway for this tape measure. Do you think this tool would work well in your woodshop?

I was thinking about the same. Thanks

You're a drama queen!

They work for a week or two then the mice get used to it and come back.

Do you have pests in the workshop? This thing is pretty neat, and it won’t break the bank.

Just got my Doyle vise installed. That thing is *heavy*! I milled out two 2" thick by 1' oak blocks to be the vise faces, mounted flush. I lose a bit of width but it gave me enough wood to drill holes for the bench dogs. Very solid and looks great. Appreciate the tips!

Why only wood on side side of your clamp. Normally wood on both sides

Sam Maloof didn't use That minwax Tung Oil He used Pure Tung Oil. That Minwax Tung Oil is a mixture.

You’re way better off just watching marketplace or Craigslist for a 1940s columbia for $20-40.

What the height on this saddle stand?

Good video bud.👍

Real

I live in Tuscaloosa County, neighbor. I need a broadfork really badly to break up some serious compaction. You reckon that broadfork could do the trick? Thanks.👍

Says it’s hard to work with. How about wood chips to smoke on a grill? Did you look that up?

First review I've seen showing off the quick release lever. I'm sold! Picking on of these up stat!

Does this lumber do well? Share your thoughts!

What is your opinion of this wood? 🎉

This was a fantastic review. Ty for the advice and was able to grab one during their fourth sale for 17% which was around $50 for the vise. For a beginner like myself, it has a lot of very nice features, seems sturdy, and the price didn’t break the bank. I don’t usually go for the Harbor Freight stuff but sometimes they just knock some products out of the park. And the value is certainly there. Thanks again for the review.

I love all your weird tools.

This looks way better than it did. Good job

Great video! I’m glad you fixed the broom ordeal. Haha

How do you tackle dust in the wood shop? Drop your thoughts below!!!

There is nothing sweeter than taking a old plane & bringing it back to life. Over here we have boot sales. People sell stuff from the Trunk of their car. So I totally get what you have done. Keep going.

This was hard! I need practice and prayers…

Have you ever restored an old tool? What tips can you share?

How do you all handle the humidity?

How much do you charge to make this?

$60

What is your go-to router plane?

Do you guys have any router plane tips and tricks? Please share below!

Yes! I was waiting for this exact project! It'll definitely very helpful while I continue to analyze Woody Hyezmar's projects which you get in his Woodworking Bible by go’ogling it and hoping it’s still available.

This answers the questions I had about this guide. Many thanks.

How did ot go with the seed just sitting there or did you go back and cover them

I've made a similar device but with two little seed holders made from scrap square section rainwater pipe with the the bottom blocked. They're just held in place by a couple of cable ties, Why two seed holders? I like to station sow and mark the rows with quick growing radishes. I draw a drill with my draw hoe then go along the row alternating a pinch of radish with a pinch of carrots or other seed. The radishes come up quickly and mark the row for hoeing but are pulled long before the bunches of carrots are ready. My wife and i are late seventies so the ground is a bit further away than it used to be!

Great addition to the wood shop. Just mounted one in mine recently.

Looks like your daughter likes it, that's the important thing. The cover for those pencil sharpeners is designed so you can turn them 90-deg for when the frame is side-mounting as the one in your video. That puts the long end downward so it will hold more pencil chips before needing to be emptied. just a tip, not meaning to be picky.

Do you prefer pencils? Marking knife? Mechanical pencils? Let me know!

I only wear one when I am cooking not woodworking.

There is really no evidence from your videos that you know what you are talking about when it come to woodworking. I don't know many woodworkers who don't use an apron.

The only time I’ve wore a apron in a shop was using a lathe because it CRAZY messy 😂. I don’t own a lathe nor apron at the moment. I’ll be making my own apron eventually because all the ones I’ve used and seen are not suited for me. I like to be able to move freely with a snug fit, just below the table in length, supple leather, crease ability in the waist area, sternum height, heavy duty elastic back straps, large finger / drain holes in pockets, quality magnetic buckling system, thick stitched, curvy stylized chest cut, and proper fitting pockets with hand ready tools at hand. If you want it done right, sometimes you gotta do it yourself. Of course at this magnitude, I’d wear it as a convenience thing and make it easier to blow my clothes off. Also, I work with metal, so it would help my clothes (shirts) stay clean longer. Arrh Arrh Arrh “Tim the toolman voice”