Did it break on that small side there I have the same thing happening

I got one. Just like it for sale

If I'm not mistaken, wouldn't there be a potential strength advantage to the plain sawn board for some kind of load bearing use like a beam or joist? Perhaps not so much with oak, but your sample pain sawn board has the end grain running almost fully through it's entire width which should make for a strong horizontal member. I'm not much of a woodworker but I do understand the stability advantage of quarter sawing is probably of utmost concern with furniture and such, but I just thought it worth mentioning one possible con to quarter sawn wood. If I'm wrong, I welcome the correction.

Couldn't watch. Video constantly freezes while audio plays.

Hello from West Virginia

Jakey.

Thank You for this information

I’m confused,, you said go left to right but you went right to left on the back side. ?? Sorry, watched it again, you said counterclockwise, but isn’t going right to left on the back the same as going right to left on the front? Totally newbie here. Love your videos. They are helping me tremendously.

What about the distance from the edge - you did not talk about that at all!

Hi there can you make a volferda capsule house with wood??.

The flat bit on top he uses with the honing jig doesn't exist anymore and hasn't for many years. Making the whole thing largely useless for my purposes, and I only find this out after purchasing it. Don't bother with it.

Thank you for NOT showing how to install like the title says.

thanks

Apesar de não entender inglês achei interessante sua oficina, principalmente essa sua furadeira de bancada muito bonita.

Where do I find the bar stocks? Looks like a great addition.

Thanks for the good and useful information.

Using the right job for the screw

Great jig and tips, do they still make the bandsaw back bone extension Please ?

It's much easier to square of the outside lines of the circle

As per what I understand, this jig would allow me to make tenons, raised panels and half lap joints WITHOUT taking away the parting knife, thus keeping an critical safety device in place I appreciate this a lot.

I do this with my router table and the middle of the board becomes bowed, or higher than the 2 extremity... what do i do wrong?

Thanks for video. What grit sand paper are you using?

The square, may also be used OUTSIDE the circle.....left side / then right side.

'' I too, will something make - and GLORY in the MAKING '' good phrase - on the back wall. Some of us, have a large vision....(expressing thanks, to God for Gifts, given to each of us....most never ' seek, knock, ask and F I N D ''...what theirs A R E. Take care of all, within your power = WW G of America group !

Very informative

Excellent video. 👏

The finest "Dad humor" ever.

Most accidents on my neighbour's saw are due to dull sticking blades. That's, was I'm missing here.

That, is something I never knew 😳. Learned something knew about mathematics and the tape measure.

Thanks so much

I have been using a skip tooth regular chain on my electric chain saw. I just heard about a ripping chain for longitudinal cutting logs in half. They are supposed to do a faster better job. Anyone have any experience with ripping chains?

Of what use was this?

Thank you for this video I just got one!

thanks

PSA : Cyanoatrolate glue = SUPER GLUE

I like the way you showed us what and how to use is so educational that I had to subscribe to this channel to learn more 🤗, also I want to know how and where to get those chisels 👍. Thanks

If you would have bent the can with the wax in it, just a bit, you could have made it much easier to pour and spilled much less

have been doing scroll saw things sense the mid 90's, its a great machine

Hey guys, does someone know the selling price per m³ of such planks in Europe?

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I like to hold the trim down on flat surface then with a Olfa Knife new point just pull it along the side of the board and it trims it off perfectly

Sanding sealer is usually simply lacquer work zinc stearate added (there are other types of sanding dealers). Stearates are basically a soap.. in fact zinc stearate is also called zinc soap. It basically lubricates the lacquer making it easy to sand... but, BUT, this means it is also pretty weak... after all it crumbles... that's the point. The finish on top of the sealer will be more susceptible to damage (since the sealer is its foundation), water rings, etc. You can NOT use this type of sanding sealer with polyurethane or the like as the soaps will prevent the finish from adhering (in fact it will crawl on the surface. Once nitrocellulose lacquer is cured is really sands well anyway. So really no need for the sealer. The special sealers for polyurethane and the like make more sense as those finishes do not sand well.

Another set for intake on the other side of the shop and you have a sweet push/pull system!

Helpful demo... thanks!

That's not MAPP. That's map/pro. They stopped making mapp in like 2008. Map/pro only burns 130° hotter than propane, which for shit like this isn't really gonna make a difference.

Who raided the panel?

I really like this! Great project. Love that it’s barn board that is already colored. I don’t have access to any. But I can stain and paint. Thanks for sharing this.

info très intéressantes !

Thank you

Hello, I just purchased the same vintage spokeshave and discovered that one of the tangs are cracked off! is there a way of repairing and or welding it back onto the blade? ... please let me know. Thank you, dee