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I put one on after this clip, but good call.

Good tip!

Thanks, how would you improve it? Always interested in making anything I make better.

Good luck! Let me know how it goes

the bottom of the description has a link

@@designisblank Thanks man, yours is better by a lot

Thanks for watching! I might have forgotten that clip. My older video probably shows it. Basically you just need to drill a hole with a forstner bit that matches the diameter of your dowel into the center of your sliding bar. I used a 5/8” bit / dowel. You also want your hole to be a little bit deeper than the length of your dowel on your workpiece so it doesn’t bottom out and allow your workpiece to rock or tilt. Hope that helps!

@@designisblank Thanks, that’s what I figured….

you mean upside down to hold the smaller rocks?

Tried it, takes way longer is way messier and doesn’t remove the weeds because they stick when wet

Wash them through a seive for gravel

​@@turboduckhead6179 tried that too, but my sieve was just a 1/4" mesh with a frame, not anything that moves. It worked, but way slower than this and the weeds got stuck to the rocks a lot more

Definitely burn the manual. If you want general setup advice, Alex Snodgrass has a great method. Make sure your blade is on the right part of the wheel, and ideally the guides are just above your workpiece. The thrust bearing on my saw is also weird but the saw works, it bogs down before I deflect the blade generally

@@designisblank yes ! Alex Snodgrass method had me tune that sucker up! It makes sense to have that bearing where you have it for the wider blades. I can’t get mine further back unless I slightly wedge the depth adjustment bar. But man, Snodgrass helped and noooooo drift ! Man I love you tube! Thank you for your help!

thanks for watching!

Can't say I recommend it HA! But we're building a shop and have nowhere else to go.

Glad you enjoyed it!

I am definitely needing better light and to be aware of not blocking my light while recording, but hopefully things get better as I learn, thanks for watching

You could definitely make a decorative piece with some thin material, but not sure how functional it would be. Check out Tamar at 3x3 customs, she made a spiral collapsible basket of sorts. Maybe I’ll experiment more 🤔

Thank you! My other video is clearer in case you want to copy the design 🤙 I got a new saw and needed an improved version.

Thanks for watching. I think both of your suggestions are great, there is always room for improvement. I’m working on a video that uses this jig repeatedly, so I may try placing something to prevent denting in the past I have even put a dab of hot glue which can act as a small cushion with grip.

Sure. I am changing over my website right now, are you looking for the build instructions?

The links for the products(clamps etc) Thank you!

​@@Artzandcatz www.amazon.com/shop/designisblank has the stuff you are looking for. T Track, clamps, threaded insert and the bandsaw and blade I used. Hope that helps!

Glad you liked it!

There’s more

I get what you're saying but I'm not thinking about protection after my death when I'm motivated to create something. I hope that isn't stopping anyone from making great art.

This is false and has disproven many times over.

@@Talon97 what is false?

There’s no way you think people won’t make good art if they can’t copyright it for a century. Talk to an artist, only the most pretentious type will care about still holding the copyright after they die.

We haven't had copyright for 120 years, but we insist on that time otherwise don't expect squat? How ignorant are you

I did get a copyright strike for this haha. To be fair I think it was automatic, and I appealed it, so we'll see.

@@designisblank All of a sudden you have a topic for a video

This is a laser print on a transparent sheet. Printed with a standard printer

plagiarism

Are you talking about Art Center College of Design because they fired him for exposing his ass in class?( which by the way is sexual harrassment in the state of California )....or forcing students to eat grass from a lawn so he can exhibit his dominance? The guy was bipolar. Anybody that studies CEO behavior or Artists in general knows this is more than likely. Instead of you guys telling me to man up, why not you guys act like there is rules of decorum out there that have penalties attached to them. Talking to artists is like talking to MAGA Republicans, they got the moral fortitude of toddlers. Hey, it's all about being brutal isn't it?

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

@@designisblank I will keep sharing. You are very good. A lot said in a short time!

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Me too, that’s how I shop at Harbor freight lol

I think if they had these, they’d sell out 😂

I prefer my design 😂

@@designisblank I would too.

Coming right up. 🤝