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Looking into getting the same dust rite from Rockler. Out of curiosity, when it's running can you hear any vibration noise to ON THE OUTSIDE of wall that is mounted on when it's running? My old one is mounted to an interior wall and you can hear the vibration very loud from the other side of wall... thanks

That is a great book. I recommend it to anyone working with children.

Good stuff!!!

Not solved. Sorry.

Thanks for the video you pretty much explained it good and today I just bought the SawStop contractor and I'll be looking at the video again when it arrives within the week cheers 🍻 😊

Isn’t simply carving a stick into another type of stick so satisfying!! 😁 I’m a newbie wand maker using just hand tools and it was nice to find proof of others making wands without using a lathe or belt sander! If you’re interested I’d love to hear your thoughts on my first wand carving attempts, video just released on my channel

Awesome tutorial thank you so much. Straight forward and to the point!

How are these holding up after a couple years of use?

Hi Mr. Lower! We are making great progress but have gotten stuck at the step of cutting out the birds mouth, also the cutting off the edge of the rafter to make it perpendicular to the ground. We use the pen tool to draw a line, but then can’t seem to highlight the small triangle or use the push-pull tool to cut it out. Any tips for us?

The outside component is called a band. In this build the added 2x4 is one band. The 4x4 is a band, also.

A bit late, but I moved and I need to finally get the dust collection hose attached and to stay attached. Did you have trouble with it? I couldn't get it to stay on the short pipe on the shroud. If you had trouble and figured out something clever I'd love to know about it. Or, if you didn't I'd like to know that too. 😊

We’re having trouble creating the 2x4 studs. Every time we use the rectangle tool to create the shape of the 2x4 and then use push-pull to pull it up, it connects the 2x4 to the base plate so that they’re all one piece. Any tips for us?

Great video, I cannot wait to start my build. Last step is to design my door!

Hello Is there a way to print a list of materials based on the sketch Using the free version ?

Great video ... I have learned a lot that I did not already know! Question: at 19:20 you are cutting vertical ends on the rafters ... I do exactly what you've done and when I try to push/pull I get the 'ole circle with the slash 🚫 ... thoughts? Just tried an experiment ... created another rafter and was able to cut the end with the push/pull but only before making it a component. That's my workaround but just curious why it worked for you as a component ... unless its something new over the past two years to the free version.

Help! We’re stuck at minute 6:11. We can’t get the “divide 3” function to work to create two more equally spaced beams. We have the first two beams at the edges. What are we doing wrong?

Did you use a strop throughout the process? I’m just starting and am trying to figure out how much care that knife needs while working

Shouldn’t the sub floor be staggered? I’m relatively new to carpentry and thought the seams should never line up.

I'm trying to follow along with you as well. I'm stumped at the 8:20 mark when you select all the floor joists and then move/copy them over to the next beam bay. It won't let me select more than one component for some reason. Any advice? Thanks, great video btw!!!

Thanks for this awesome tutorial! I'd agree with others that the rest of the series would be great, but no pressure, life stuffs are important too!

I loved how you made a "how-to" video without actually knowing how to do it. You should redo your video with better design and technic. Either that or maybe re-title this video to how-not-to install. PS beside the obvious stuff others already mentioned, why did you place pocket holes on the outside of your workstation? lol 🙈

I need this for a desk I refurbished. Thanks, I will give it a go.

Great video Thank you

Good & clear instructions……very nice!

This seems like a real stretch. Sure you can do it in Sketch Up, but is it really the "best" tool for the job? Much easier to use something like Chief Architect. That does so much of the hard work for you.

This is so freaking helpful. I learned so much!

Nice job.

I thoroughly enjoyed these series of videos with SketchUp. Thank you!

This series has been super helpful!

Thank you Mr Lower. I just finished assembling my Sawstop Contractor and viewing your video ahead of time was most helpful, particularly the trick of clamping a piece of wood to the table to assist with positioning the cast wings.

I am attempting to build alongside you and when placing the beams I am trying the method you use of "/3" to evenly space the beams but it never works. Could anyone possibly clarify this for me, it sometimes does nothing or sometimes deletes the move copy beam, but never works as shown

Nice to see you back. That is a really nice idea for a quick project and looks beautiful

we call cripples "Noggins" in the UK ..great series by the way.. u

Loved this series. Planning on building a golf simulator, and coming from a software engineering background with little to no hands-on experience this has helped me envision what I need to do immensely. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing instructions! Great shop helper you have!

Hey Lower, it's been a while. It's good to hear from you. I'm glad to see things are going well. I hope I can find time to say hi in person to all of my former teachers, especially you!!

Great video!

Great video! Very clear step by step instructions, even without much talking. Thanks!

Great video series!! One more use for the California Corner - backing for drywall in each corner at the end of each wall.

Excellent tut! 👏

"They say he carved it himself, from a bigger spoon." - Simpsons

I always thought carving bark off of fallen branches with my pocket knife satisfying especially the really big branches that have fallen right after a rain storm but I never got the skill to carve shapes into the wood or make steaks like some people do

Rafter we’re after !😮

They are used to cap the hole in the toe kick' "if you install under it" this way you don't loose anything small from the cabinet

Thanks for the great video. I am modeling a portable sauna I plan on building using your videos. Are you going to post a fourth video?

When I select my stud to rotate for the california it grabs both studs and distorts how canI make sure each stud is its own standalone item

Good video! How wide is this unit from the edge of the motor to the hose port?

Your videos not only help one learn more about how to use SketchUp but also how to build sheds while taking certain key points into consideration, thank you for passing on your knowledge and expertise.

Wouldn't you want to stagger the joints on the plywood floor?