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@@deonholt Thank you 🙏, I hope it helped

🤭, it is on the small side isn’t it… good for midnight smacks.

@@DeanMakes 🤭

That’s a brilliant idea, if I made this again I’d definitely think about doing it that way

Definitely, I've kind of moved on to making mine with a CNC machine now but I still like to shape the neck by hand, it becomes therapeutic after a while.

Thank you, I set the speed to 350mm per second and the power to 25% on this one

Thank you so much for allowing me to partner with you guys and create another project, I really enjoyed this one 😀. Thanks for the kind words and support too 🙏

Thanks for watching 🙏

Thanks for watching, if you need any help drop me a message 😁

Thanks Richard, I plan to reboot this channel this year, I just need to get back into the flow

Next Makers Central I'll have a lefty, just for you 😉

@@DeanMakes you can tell I’m still not a fully fledged woodworker when I still keep calling them hammers. 😂😂😂

@@oakfieldscreativeworkshop 😂

Thank you Andy, hopefully Vectric will be sharing the file shortly 🤞

Hi, thanks for watching and leaving a comment, I used the gorilla glue multi purpose one that expands 😊

@@DeanMakes Thanks 👍

Thanks for commenting sparky, I'm too lazy to make a jig and received a deliver while I was filming this 🤣. Always great to have cardboard to hand.

Cardboard is a very useful resource! 👍😊

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it means a lot to me ☺️

Am a carpenter here in Nairibi Kenya and I like learning carpentry alot and new things and also having more unique tools because with more tools coz it means unique skills I believe timber is beauty

Thanks for the comment and subscription and tattoo compliment 🤘

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Personally I'd be tempted to try and spot the higher bits by eye and mark them with a pencil. I'd then manually control the CNC with the spindle on to try and pre flatten those high spots, once your happy that they're even across the waste board I'd run a surface pass to get everything all one level. Hope this helps.

Hi, sorry for the slow reply. Once I'd finished this stool I went back and made the height of the long bits shorter, if that makes sense. It seems a lot more stable being lower down. Thanks for watching and commenting too, it means a lot to get some feedback ☺️

Thanks buddy, I can't wait to see what you do with your WorkBee 🤘

Thank you, I've got a couple of ideas I want to tryout when the weather gets back to normal, I'll be sure to show some more of the WorkBee control in the videos too.

Thanks mate, if you you ever want me to have a go at edits just send me some footage, I'd be happy to have a look

@@DeanMakes awesome thanks buddy 👍🏻 nice voice over as well

Thank you, I'm glad I could show you something new 😅, I'm thinking about doing a little "beginners guide to Vectric" series over the summer, maybe provide a few easy follow along projects in a Dropbox link?

@@DeanMakes sounds good, I have a lot to learn 😁 although there is some cross over between autocad and lightburn to vectric’s there is still lots to learn.

Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment, it means a lot to me. I'm thinking about working on a Vectric basics series this summer. Maybe including a drop box for the files I use?

🤣, and if you go too far, it rolls.

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Hi, thanks for watching and commenting. I used a 2 part Epoxy resin to secure the axe into the slot, I didn't show this in the video as I forgot to record that part.

Hi, Thank you for watching, unfortunately I do not. I kind of built it as I went. If you are interested in making your own version the backboard for the target is 2.5ft wide and 4ft long, I used 1 inch thick pine for the board that the axe hits that were roughly 6 inches wide. Not too long after this video I remade the tripod that held the target as my garden is very uneven and it kept falling over, This summer I plan to remake this project but will make plans available and write an instructable for anybody wanting to build their own. sorry for the wall of text in this comment, thank you for watching and commenting, Dean

Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching. I've had a few more ideas that I'd like to try if I get asked to make another one ☺️

Thank you for watching and commenting, I'm going to pre apologize because I may have just brought another machine 😂

It is official, we will continue to watch your fun videos but can no longer talk to you for buying more awesome machines! LOL!! 😜😂😂

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Hey, thank you for watching, unfortunately I kind of fabricated this is space. If you're still interested I can get you a few basic measurements 🙂.

Thanks, I think the oil finish really makes the wood grain pop. I was a bit unsure about using eucalyptus as it felt really soft.

Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching and commenting, it means a lot to me.🤘

Hey, thank you for watching. My work piece for this one was a bit of 45mm thick eucalyptus that I ripped down the middle on my band saw, I then took each side to 20mm. I cut the pockets to a depth of 15mm on each side. To give the continued grain effect I mirrored my tool paths in Vectric and carved each bit at a different time. When I engraved the monogram I set that up as a separate job but made sure that my bit was homed on the bottom left corner of the work. Hopefully I'll be doing a more in depth video about 2 sided machining soon as I potentialy have an interesting project coming up. Yet again thank you for watching and taking the time to comment 🤘

I like your idea better 😜, I started this project without knowing a thing about dungeons and dragons, I'm still non the wiser 😂. Thanks for watching 🤘

Thank you, I'd like to try it again one day but maybe with a lip to stop the lid from sliding and help with alignment.

@@DeanMakes ya, magnets aren't great at staying together when force is applied tangentially. Just add a couple of small dowels and you would be all set👍

Yeah, I wish I'd have done that now. The client gave me the wood and it wasn't quite the right dimensions for what I'd have liked to do, he's happy with it though so I guess I should be too 😂

Thank you, I have to admit when I was asked to make this I didn't have a clue about dungeons and dragons, still haven't 😂. Thanks for watching

No problem, I hope it helped you 😃. Thanks for watching.

Thank you for watching and your kind words, I fell that my confidence with the machine is getting stronger by the week 😁

Thank you, I've heard a few people mention Dragon Slayer, I'll definitely check it out now. I like the sun tanning light idea 🤣 especially as we can't travel at the moment.

Hey, thanks for the watching and commenting. The skull was a 3D print that I got off of thingiverse, I think I searched for skull bead.

Thank you for watching and commenting, I'm quite happy with this one ☺️

Thank you for your kind words, I'm super happy with how the welds came out can't considering it was my first time 😬

Thank you, I think if I sent myself a realistic goal it's going to help me ease back into content creation. When I first started the channel I wanted to try one a week but started to struggle with workloads and family life. Thank you for watching 🙌

@@DeanMakes one a week is an insane schedule that sometimes full time youtubers can't keep up with! Relax and enjoy making the videos, that's what it's all about!

Thank you, I'm definitely going to be practicing with more welding projects in the future.

Thank you, I plan on making a workbench this year, hopefully welded 🤞

Thank you, hopefully I'll be stepping up the CNC footage soon as I've just had the parts for my time lapse camera slider 😬

@@DeanMakes your footage was shot at a good angle, and I don't know anything about cnc, so I find it interesting to watch.

Thank you, Originally I was planning to rust the steel and blacken the pallet wood with fire. When I was in the shop last night I did have thoughts about using steel wool and vinegar on the wood.

Thank you, there's still a few voids in the welds but I'm happy with it for a first attempt 😊, I'm going to keep practicing though until I get it right.

Thank you, I'm toying with the Idea of putting a LED strip on the back but don't know if it would be over kill 🤣

@@DeanMakes Im sure it'll look awesome but theres only one way to find out lol

Thanks, I'm hoping to mount it to the wall this weekend I've brought some better wall fixings as it's a weighty beast 🤣

Thank you, The paint pot is a Dulux tester from B and Q, I completely skipped over that in the voice over. They're great for little projects like this as they're only about £2 each.