bru, put more onto the machine and less on your hands. Straight up. You did so much by hand (dangerously) that a CNC could have done with ease and precision while you laid around and farted.
I use my rosewood t-squares and quick squares almost every day, and I think of you every time. That angle meter on your Etsy page is a work of art and I hopefully will order one soon. I wish you and yours the very best! Slava Ukraini
Kind of you to promote your friend. I am late to your video and amazed with Dmytro's skills. Also amazed that in 2024 he has 177 videos and only 6.9K subs.
@@mirockswoodshop Where do you get those? This is new to me, so I looked for sanding belt cleaners. I saw a lot of them made from natural gum rubber, but none of them were silicone. I appreciate your insight. We have a belt sander but have never used a cleaner on the belt!
A neodymium magnet can be glued to the back of these small boxes so that they do not open when turning the systainer assembly in the column. Your work is inspiring. thank you ❤️
Hello friend, how great that you created an English-language channel. I’ve been following your activities for a long time and I’m delighted. I also like Systainers and their integration in the workshop ❤️ good luck and a billion subscribers and new interesting projects
I discovered him today, and I subscribed to his channel, I am not a professional, I just like to do something as a hobby. Thank you very much for your generosity in making these videos and teaching us.
@@mirockswoodshop Glad to hear it. I was concerned about the durability of the wedges that lock the boxes together. I'd like to make some of these with exotic woods and fancy dovetails.
