Making the Tea Light Candle Holder 

Great work with the finished product, but your technique seriously had me wincing at some points. When using a miter sled, if your hands are that close to the blade, you should still be using a push stick (even the rubber end of a pencil to hold the workpiece down will do). Also, you should look in to investing in either new blades, or a sharpening system, as you got some serious burning in this video.

With the drill press part of your Shopsmith, you can get sanding discs that are round to use in a drill. That would help you easily sand the inside circles.

nice work mate! keep on the nice work.. I have only one observation: you work very close to the saws... if you upload videos you must show how to be safe as well as some legal issues may arise in case of an accident of someone watching the video and try to recreate your project.. this is just a friendly advice.. have fun!

I just fond your channel today, Liked the video, and subscribed. I have to help out a fellow Shop Smith owner. I really liked the candle holder set. simple yet elegant. An ez way to sand out the curves is to get a small set of drum sander spindles. I believe Harbor Freight tool has a set for under $30.00 it's been a while since I bought my set. you can use them in the drill press mode. I hope you keep making videos. I enjoy seeing others use their SS. way to go.

A nice simple project, what I love is the multi machine that you used, I loved the different parts and and how easy to convert.

You need to adjust the rings on the band saw so you align the quille to it. I have a SHOPSMITH but I upgrades the table.

Maybe You should try rotary flap sanders on your drill press to do the sanding of the legs. Good job though. Well Done.

Nice build, cute tricks with the machinery, what doesn't it do ? It doesn't have a spindle sander attachment,? all those pucks you just cut out covered in sandpaper would do the trick !!

Hey man, nice work. I use a Shopsmith too. I actually have a video on fixing the bearings in the bandsaw. Anyhow, I think the video was great. I would try to shorten them and maybe add some music to keep a rhythm going! Keep up the good work!

Why didnt you made a template from 4mm plywood instead of using carbon paper.....with a template you then could use a router to finsih it of....

Cool video. Looking forward to what you come up with next.

Hey, left a Reddit comment with some observations. :)

Drop off the drawing!!! Please!!!

Can’t find you plans

how can i get plans?

Cool project really like your work. Cheers Tim from wood 4 nothing

Very Nice Video

Great work. Really like the shirt. Is that available from your site?

Exxtradinary sir

Hals Wood Shop. NIce to see the Shopsmith drill press and bandsaw in use. Like me I guess you bought it used. Please read these as help not criticism. mine is a 1986 unit and with maintenance about 3 to 4 times a year( basically some oiling and blow out the sawdust inside ) wax the tubes when I do , okay another 3 times a year. mine purrs like a kitten. yours needs some of the maintenance. If you did not get a manual. there a 2 inside spots to oil with 3 in 1 oil a few drops one place and the other on your finger...please unplug machine. Outside cover removed run it up to high, shut off, pry the lower springs open look for an oil hole. mark on the pulley with sharpie a line where this is for the future. this gets about 3 drops. wait. cover back, run it and then back to speed A.