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Thanks, true I used to have a set. Thanks for Watching

Now that’s funny 😄, Sadly Now it sits alone in my cold, dark, unfinished garage, like your dog! Thanks for Watching.

Thanks, absolutely the drawer units function perfectly, but you could add risers to each drawer unit, but you’d need to ensure you r legs can match that height. Hope that helps Thanks for Watching!

Sounds like a success, I’m happy I didn’t need to add the outlet…Thanks for Watching. 😊

What Neck Strain, I’m perfectly Comfy & Cozy. But, Thanks for Watching.

The squirrels say to ‘Worry about something more important’. It’s a rough world out there

Pretty Rock Solid, as for weight capacity, many variables so tough to say without a breakage test. but my setup has no sagging.

Thank you, My sharpening Stones, now Diamond Plates are from Lee Valley Tool (Canada). Thanks for Watching

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Hi there, no they are not sagging or bending. A heavy monitor setup may give you the slightest sag, but I wouldn’t worry. Thanks for Watching.

Thanks, I appreciate it, much has changed in my workshop since this video, still organized. 😊Thanks for Watching.

I considered using labels, but I use maybe 10 screws regularly and can easily I.D. them. But after I live with it, that’s a possibility.

Thank you, absolutely, I’m trying to do as much as I can to reduce it. 😊

Thanks, I Appreciate It. Yes you could do 45 with this design, but you might want to add the outside corner piece. It pulls the miter joints tighter together. Thanks for Watching.

I only use it for Ambience. 😊

Thanks, I Really Appreciate It.

Thanks, it took me awhile, its one of those things you never seem to get to. Thanks for Watching

Long Playoff Run…Cautious Optimism. Thanks for Watching!

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Thanks, I did drill right through, once I saw the tip of the spade bit, I went from below to finish. Thanks for Watching.

Thanks, exactly Gel Fuel Cannisters, available at home improvement stores or even some grocery stores. Thanks for Watching

You’re welcome, Thanks for Watching!

Thanks D from Quebec, I Appreciate it!

I use an older Kreg Jig for pocket holes the k5 model, it is excellent, definitely recommended or check out the newest model, linked in the description. I used a homemade drill guide with a simple drill stop for all my Screw holes. Just A scrap if 3/4 inch plywood, my entire workbench is the same, 3/8 inch wood plugs, hope this helps, Thanks for Watching.

Thanks, true it is best with longer bits.

Sorry, I don’t. The size is roughly based on the Dewalt commercial stand. although my stand is slightly shorter. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

It happened fast. 🙂

I hear that, keep in mind this video is old to me, I’ve made nearly 100 since! I appreciate your comments.

Thanks so much I appreciate it!

That’s Great, glad it was helpful. Thanks for Subscribing I appreciate it!

Not sure, I’ve never tried the Markus Chair. It is cheaper, there must be some reviews. Thanks for Watching.

It’s a good idea, I have considered a video on making simple bench dogs and a planing stop, etc. I’ve got a few home Reno & workshop projects that I’ve been neglecting to get to first, never enough time. Good Luck on your build. 😊

Watch the end next time, where a centre finder is demonstrated. But Thanks for Watching anyways.

Oh No! Are you having a sad little Day?

Thanks, the tool is called a Tenon Cutter, primarily for making Log Furniture. For filming I use a Canon R5 Mirrorless Camera and several lenses, about 90% of my filming is with a 15-35mm Lens. But I use a macro, 70-200mm, 40mm, as well.

Thanks, my Vise is a 7 inch Eclipse Quick Release I paid about $125 Canadian for it 2+ years ago. I use it almost daily, it’s A Great Vise. Thanks for Watching!

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Thanks so much for Watching, I really appreciate it. 😊

Thank You, I appreciate it.

The plywood is nothing special, the sides are 3/4 inch Maple plywood the top/back is Pine Plywood both under $100 Canadian a sheet, from Home Depot. I used scraps of what I had. Any decent plywood, mdf, will do.

Thanks so much I appreciate it, I have thought about mass producing a few things, even craft shows etc. But doing this Channel is as much as I can handle plus I like the idea of making something different each time. But you never know 😃Thanks for Watching

My Pleasure, Never Too Late... Merry Christmas & Thanks for Watching!

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Thanks, I appreciate it, I’m learning to ignore them, most of the time. 😊

You Too, Thanks for Watching!

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@@DIYFotoWorksthanks for the reply. I wasn’t trying to be a jerk so I hope you weren’t offended. Your presentation is VERY WELL done. But from viewing countless UA-cam presentations, it’s my opinion that music-or some people’s interpretation of what music is-can either add immeasurably to the content or:be such a distraction that it’s annoying and sucks the life out of what would have been worth watching. I’m a musician and LOVE most genres, but admittedly I can take banjo music in small doses…..with no disrespect to Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. ( And who doesn’t like Foggy Mountain Breakdown?) But as the joke goes…..’Do you know the difference between a trampoline and a banjo? The answer? Not everyone enjoys jumping on a trampoline…….but…….’ So if you’re trying to boost your viewership, ( which I’m sure you are) then may I suggest choosing the soundtrack wisely. And at low volume. Because the actual visual content you created is worth viewing………. Best wishes………

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