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Thank you and I’m glad it was enjoyable! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist (one is an important setup video after assembly for part 2 of this video) that you may like too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/play/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e.html

Thank you! Let me know if you think of anything else I can use the torch on. My favorite has been Shou Sugi Ban custom projects. It also makes it extremely fast to start a fire in a fire pit. 😀

@@inspiringbuilds I need to get myself one of those. Didn't even think about lighting the fire pit. That's a great idea, thanks Dan!

Thank you, I agree with the top and the bonus is keeping the double crown molding.

Thank you so much. You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find useful too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/play/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e.html

Thank you, much appreciated!

Thanks Billy, I appreciate you watching through and the feedback. The wristband is a game changer and a great gift idea as well. I was impressed the most with the Touchstone fireplace as the video doesn’t do it justice how realistic it is. 👍

Thanks brother, appreciate you watching all the way through and the kudos. The wristband is a game changer and the Touchstone Elite fireplace is amazing! 👍

Some people prefer to, but many like the stock one feeling more comfortable the way you can tighten it down. I did an upgrade video on this series as well.

Thank you brother, much appreciated! I was thinking about splitting this one off in a series but went ahead and knocked it all out trying to break it down in 8 simple steps.

@@inspiringbuilds 👍 well done

You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find useful too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/play/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e.html

Thank you, I appreciate you watching!

You’re welcome, thanks for watching and the comment. I’m glad you got a nice cost savings. Not only it feels good to do it yourself, but know it’s done right. 👍

I’m interested to do the same, replacing with LED bulbs, did you just replace the bulbs or didn’t you have to install anything else to make them work properly?

@@ChrisOteman Hi Chris, just replacing the bulb with the link provided and it’s plug and play. Nothing else is needed. 👍

@@ChrisOteman Nothing else needed although I will say I'm not satisfied with the LED bulbs and will try to adjust them. Not seeing dramatic improvement over the stock halogens at this point. It's possible that things will get better after I try to realign the lights.

@@rvan7350 are they brighter and light up the road better than the halogens? Is it just the placement/ beam of the light or the brightness and colour?

Congrats on your new saw! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find helpful too (I will continue to add to it) that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/play/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e.html

I appreciate the feedback, I will continue to make most if not all of my videos with a voiceover. Did you get a chance to watch the full drill press series of 4 videos?

You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist (one is an important setup video after assembly for part 2 of this video) that you may like too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/play/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e.html

Thank you, glad it was helpfuI! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find helpful too (I will continue to add to it) that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/play/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e.html

You’re welcome and thank you for doing some camera work too. 👍

Thank you, appreciate the support and that feedback. Your sounds are amazing in your videos so I’ll take any feedback good or bad as that’s how we improve.

Thank you, glad it was helpful!

You bet! A kreg jig is super handy, this one has been my favorite model. 👍

I showed both sides in detail. For the bulb they simple twist about a quarter turn and pulls straight out.

Thank you, I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment. With the weight of the table, pan, fire glass, etc a bracket is not needed as it’s a tight fit and secure with the weight.

Thank you, glad it was helpfuI! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find helpful too (I will continue to add to it) that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/play/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e.html

Thanks for watching, it’ll look great for your log home! No issues, however I would strongly recommend a mask when doing the wire brush with all of the black soot. Let me know if you have any questions. 👍

Thanks!

I try to learn something new daily! You’re welcome and thanks for the support. 👍

Thank you, it’s the jig I find myself using the most. This one has a clearance of 14.25” however you can customize it and make it wider if you desire for example if you need to crosscut a lot of 16” boards. Let me know if you have any other questions. 👍

😂 Far stretch but thanks for watching.

Thank you, I appreciate it!

Thanks 👍

They’re super handy to have for sure. Restoring and Shou Sugi Ban builds are awesome. 😎

Thanks for the links!

You’re welcome and thanks for watching, they’re super handy for sure!

I agree, especially at the end with engaging the handle but it made super quick work out of it. Timing is key avoiding leaving it in one spot too long and making passes just enough for the color to change bringing the oil to the top.

Thanks Travis, if you don’t have one of these torches you definitely have to pick one up. Restoring and Shou Sugi Ban builds are awesome. 😎

@@inspiringbuilds I bet. The first time I need one, you know I'll buy it! Haha.

For sure, just a matter of time. 👍

Thank you, I appreciate it!

Thank you, welcome to the family! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find helpful too (I will continue to add to it) that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/play/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e.html

Thanks Jim, I appreciate you watching and your support for the channel. I ensure you it will go back into making more content to help and inspire my subscribers. Have a blessed day!

Thanks so much, glad it was helpful! Quick questions, should I make a part 2 video that shows how to make the DIY PVC bulb removal tool and did you upgrade to LED?

@@inspiringbuilds yea I upgraded to LED , pvc bulb removal too would be cool but I use any tool that give me leverage while turning …BUT if u can make a video where u find a easier way to change the fog lights that will be golden 🔥

Thanks for watching James. The verbiage I used in the title and in the video was a pallet backdrop and used pallet slats that many would consider a wall as well, sorry if that wasn’t what you were looking for as there as several ways to accomplish a pallet backdrop.

Haha thank you for watching. I’m glad it was helpful! Was it super easy to fix for you? Sometimes you kick yourself for living with an issue that later you find out only takes a few dollars or free and just a couple of minutes to fix.

Yes, put the pastic up, start earlier in the day, allow 4 hours of dry time between coats, and I applied two coats of paint so the door could be closed and home secured at night. Let me know if you have any other questions and thanks for watching.

No, it will not make any sparks. You’re good to go, let me know if you need anything. 👍

Thank you Rex! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may like too (I will continue to add to it) that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/play/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e.html

Thank you, much appreciated and welcome to the channel. Do you plan on building one or taking ideas from it? The design process took the longest as I wasn’t seeing much online.

I cut and used plexiglass to cover the hole in the headlight and secured the Halo lights to the plexiglass. 👍