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Very nice .... thanks for sharing

Great job and thanks for sharing Keep safe and keep building

Awesome instructional video ! Thank you ! Dummied down for people like me!

Errr, ok

sure wish it was clear in what quantities they are talking about when they point to some of these side affects. brain damage? chlorine is fetal if inhaled, yet it's added to drinking water... what kind of exposure puts you at risk?

Have you tested this with knives (and a 10 degree jig to bevel both sides, of course)?

Thank you for the incredible help in my octopus study. Now it's time to dip my brush into the paint 🧑‍🎨✨

I've been playing with the idea of doing this with my Makita Sp6000J lately. (I have an ultra finish blade I bought a while back without thinking about arbor size). Seems fine with the arbor nut flipped and 5/8" arbor blade installed. I gave it a few test spins, but I've been too nervous to put load on the blade and cut anything. Thanks for posting, let me know how it goes.

This is just the thing that I'm going to be needing. We have a "hatch" for our attic that is above the door. The room has a cathedral ceiling that goes from about 11 to 16 feet. The current hatch is maybe three by three and we use a regular A-frame ladder to get up there. It isn't an easy thing- especially as my wife and I get older. We're planning to have the "hatch" moved to the other side of the attic so it can be much taller- probably about 5 to 6 feet, and get some sort of folding ladder like the one you made here that can rest against a wall when not in use.

Perfect

A really cool space! Love the wood storage area

wow! love the music with it as well. Glad I found your channel

Really cool design!

Nice build. Thanks for sharing. Its a superpower to be able to take mistakes in stride and just fix it, as you show here

Hey I like the idea of that groove along the side to prop up a phone! Cool and simple, thanks for sharing this

I like the 20 degree chamfer on your second board. Give it a cool look.

I find it fantastic. Once i made the jig it was so quick and i got them so sharp. Best results for me after years of wetstones, diamond stones, grinding discs, sandpapers, those little rolling jigs, and everything in between. This system is the best and easily sharpest i have gotten my chisels, plane blades. I was so impressed i went and did every thing with a blade i could. Going to sell my slow triton wetstone machine. First time something actually is as good as they said.

Yeah you really don't wanna breath that stuff in. Probably even needs an ABEK respirator, at least I wouldn't trust a simple particle filter. Personally I prefer using a combination of normal wood glue and a 23 gauge pin nailer (pneumatic or battery powered) if possible. It's instant, non toxic and alot more fun to use

Excellent video, very useful info.

That definitely would have been sliding on the first clamp for sure in mybworld. Clearly it wasn't a wrestling match.

Great video!!!

Great way to show how to do this. I am very new to learning this. Thanks

Thank you for this. Do you use it with plane irons too?

What is the name of the song playing? It is cool!

Great shop! I had the same Craftsman band saw years ago. Would still have it if I had the room.

Yesterday I was looking for inspriation and ran across your channel. Thank you for allowing yourself to vulnerable by showing us all your paintings. I too am on this journey. Though years ago I had one formal classes in college and a couple classes at my local Rec Center, I can relate to your journey. I see your best and my favorite as the bird (3:22) and the bridge (3:06). You nailed the difficult perspective of the bridge. Not an easy feat. I have to give a shout out for the elk as he is my second fav.

Thanks for this information

Great tour Mark ! thanks

Very nice thx for sharing Keep building

Any issues with the wood being outside of the temp controlled main shop area? I store wood in a separate area and get warped boards often.

Very nice :)

Greatly appreciate your video, as it verified that I was on the right track when processing my calculations. I've only made one chevron board, only used my calculator to do run the numbers. Afterwards, I found that same website that you mentioned....that little calculator website will definitely help save some battery life of my handheld calculator. Also, despite the additional waste incurred, I also prefer the 45° chevron over the 30°. Great video, thanks.

Thx for sharing

Amazing painting 😊

I also paint a rainbow trout and uploaded on UA-cam as short video. 😊

These are awesome well done. What did you use for the numbers?

How do you keep score on the post? Do you insert a tooth pick or small wooden dowel?

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Nice work on the little details! All those little shapes at the end must have been annoying! Think I might try to make one soon too but with solid oak 🫠 I don’t want to be able to comfortably lift it

nice job guy, does it cut?

Awesome. Only other video game paintings I have seen are BitHead1000 doing the backs of Jean jackets. Battle jackets as some call them. He has done maybe five and are worth a quick watch.

Great fun. Love the materia gems inset. Very nostalgic. I have cut through my Wandel push sticks and didn’t realize it until after. Scary because the birds mouth could have been cut off causing me to loose the control on board and maybe push the stick/hand into blade.

So my stand is pretty much complete but i lost the message where you told me the hole size for the drink holder. We will use cans or bottles

Blew my mind with the in cabinet kiln, it's in my future! Nice Job all around.

Thank you. Helpful.

Ok thanks, I'll just pick up a hole saw, don't think I have that size. For 2" and down I love my forstner bits and for big holes I have a Compas for my plunge router Thanks again

Thanks, and I clearly overlooked the obvious, lol. If you centered the 3" post on a 14" piece and cut out a 3" square that leaves 11" out of that 14" and divided by 2 means the short cut is the 5 1/2 lol. I can't believe I didn't think of that, lol. I cut all the pieces and didn't have time to do any more and was trying to think how it was done. Guess maybe had put it to hands-on. I could have gotten it, but I do appreciate your help. One last thing, I know how to center the holes, but what is the diameter of the holes because even if I use your dimensions up and over, it's centered but I like the distance I see between the holes on yours. I need a hole saw because I don't have that gizmo you have. I pretty much have every tool imaginable just never saw one of them. Thanks again

The angle on the vertical post is 3° I see. However my question would be if you were to measure from the side down with the angle, how far up on the side, and how far at the bottom towards the center? Then the angle for the base piece, what's that? Or what's the measurement for the long point at the bottom and the short point for the top that would give the best angle. I'm an advanced woodworker and can figure it out messing around, but you make them all the time, so I figured I'd just ask. I made a set of Wisconsin Badger boards and very unique, and these will go great with it. Thanks

There's also a couple measurements missing In your drawing regarding the base

I like it but it seems a bit short as far as having to bend down to move the pegs. However I'm afraid it may be tippy if it's much higher