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Yep, that is the nice one ; but my cheap ass wanted to see if I could find a similar one for half the price :)

Sorry about that

Thy are super nice. It's a workshop in a box.

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I have mixed feelings about this comment :)

Sure The corner jigs svg : drive.google.com/file/d/1-7VpmHJUwlkfIl4nNAG7ag0dEmMsl12u The saw blades storage svg : drive.google.com/file/d/1-CiuWt6R9wc_cuqGg1WKohfvxiAhrYhw You have to download them for a preview. Google drive shows you the code. It's possible to read it, but it's better to see it :) I add this to the description

Thanks you ☺

This is very kind of you.

Well, in the end the saw handled. With multiple passes, but it handled. (and I have a bigger saw now)

That was the goal :)

Far too much, Jeezluss! Spoiled what could have been an interesting video.

That's a minimum !

This is the silicon seal. As soon as it was dry, a quick razor blade cleaning and it's not there anymore :)

The one with the giant wheels? Yeah, the Powermatic isn't the best, and my dream was the PM22 Multico. But my bank account disagreed! :) And in the end I'm quite happy with the machine. I really like hollow chisel mortisers. eqbomultico.fr/mortaiseuse-multico-pm22.html

Well, Powermatic is no longer American made. It is what I call "Corporate Counterfeit" (also a major issue in the hand tool sphere) IF I was the 'decider' I would pass a law forbidding companies to make business that way. Meaning, IF you buy an American made machine or tool, or English made, or German made, or Swedish made etc. It would all be made in the country of origin....heck, same thing with cars. If I buy a BMW I buy it precisely because it is a German made car by Germans etc, not that it is assembled in the US of A. That's not what I'm paying for. Rant over. :)

@@eriklarsson3188 I am down to one Powematic machine to get rid of. It's that damn mortiser same as you have. I'm replacing it with an older machine made by Bridgewood. Way bigger and better even though it's made in Taiwan. BTW, I have a 24" bandsaw made by Felder. Guess what? It was made in the same damn factory in Taiwan!

@@philstevens9914 Thought Felder made their own bandsaws, our outsourced it to Italian ACM. Obviously corporate counterfeit as well, however, the Italians make the best bandsaws on the market so I could almost forgive it, after all, you wouldn't get a worse saw, but an equal or better saw.

@@eriklarsson3188 I've owned 2 Laguna bandsaws, one Bridgewood and one Felder. They are all the same design, just different colors.

Thank you. I don't really have plan. I had a design that I made on illustrator for the panels, the general look and the joinery if you want. You can download it here : drive.google.com/file/d/1-6kjwRSOrVjTTDhEvPYHwcRG62yq8-Js/view But I found thicker bords than expected, I decided to make the double doors smaller and to add windows... So the initial design is not exactly what I ended up doing.

The Mafell is amazing yes. Like any Mafell product. Amazing but expensive! You have a Wadkin tenoner ? As a hobbyist ? Well, I reckon you must have the most perfect tenons possible. I hope that you enjoy the Correze, that's a beautiful place.

Thank you!! 😊

I design them on illustrator. This is a must have skill for the tool. You have a lot of things online, but they are often not exactly what you need. There was something on shaperhub that was almost what I needed for the rounding jig for example. But I wanted to do it with small metal studs. Shaper hub is an awesome resource if you want inspiration.

@@fabien-makes-things I found a plate plan on Shaper hub that is similar as yours except that it is 2 different plate size I though you used those and merged them together ?

I don’t remember exactly. But I think it was a merge of three different things. I really wanted a large plate and there was not a big enough one for me. And I wanted something in metric. And a lot of holes.

Oh, this is very nice of you. Super canadian. My sister lives in your region. This is a beautiful place full of awesome people.

thank you 🤗

This is indeed a nice tool.

Haha. Yes 😇 (but also I had this timber and no other use for it)

"Measuring my munchkin" is fun. But I'm proud of "Nasty knots need nixing".

Thank you very much. This is a lovely response.

@@fabien-makes-things Tut, obviously you've worked out I meant to say "narration".

@@Mr2at haha yes, I guessed that autocorrect ducked your message.

Thank you :) "Stuff" and "Things" are as differents as bits and bobs ! I hope you enjoy your journey into making stuff as much as I enjoy mine.

Hum. I cannot find it. It was a cheap thing on amazon.

Haha. I'm not english.

@@fabien-makes-things Ahh ok, you're just using our melt-like tones with an AI voiceover for added effect. 😂

@smokeybenj This is very close to my actual voice. However, I'm really not good at speaking into a microphone. If I don't normalize the audio, it sounds like someone mumbling incoherently. Thank you AI.

@@fabien-makes-things😂

Thank you 🙏

@@Andymann63 I’m very lucky that have this workshop yes.

This one was a Hammer B3 (I did not like the red so, I did paint it black). It was small but very capable.

Erik, do you think you could recognize a larch tree ?

Thank you!

That's a very nice comment :) 4 lions was hilarious.

Some people don't need it. They can go and design on the fly in their head. I can't.

@@jimaspinii7579 this is a very nice comment ☺️

Haha. You learn two measure twice by listening to your pairs or you learn it the hard way (thank you grandpa)

Thank you for the compliment. I’m probably not the best for step by step instructional videos. Too much responsibility 😅

I’d prefer it to be both instructional and in iambic pentameter. Perhaps also delivered in your best Sean Connery?

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