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Hey! That’s great to hear. Small shops need the space 😆 Well, I suppose even a large shop could use that. I’ve been wanting to make one for the other end of my saw. Much thanks.

I love hearing comments like this and I appreciate the feedback! I simply love sharing and showing what works for me. Much thanks.

I absolutely appreciate comments and feedback like this! Thank you tons!

Thanks a lot..:I really appreciate the positive feedback!

Dang man…I appreciate that. And soon, the sound will be better as I’m making some changes. Thank you tons

Thank you tons for checking out my vids !

😬 I’m a dork. Thanks a ton for watching!

Well I gotta tell ya…this was genuinely a great comment to wake up to! I appreciate the good words and am trying hard to get the audio/video better. I feel like my experience is helpful to many out there, or to some like you that just enjoy the content. Thank you tons!

Thank you so much

I love handy storage…and both ends have a space for it! Thanks for watching…I appreciate it!

That sounds like a good topic! Yes…I have used a toothbrush brush…that works well but a lot of work to make sure it’s clean. On simple stuff you can do this. Not sure if you’ve seen it. ⤵️ instagram.com/reel/Cq5W3NPLZzs/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Thanks for checking out the vid!

Man, I love hearing this! It’s true, many see the belt sander as a “roughing tool”! With a bit of patience and practice, it can become a hugely used and very versatile tool! Thank you tons for the feedback

You’ll love the Domino. I don’t use it exclusively but in many ways and for many people, it’s revolutionized the way furniture, boxes, etc are being constructed. And thanks a ton for the feedback 🙏🏼

Awesome to hear! Thanks!

We’re all learning, yeah? It’s part of the fun and it seems…the more I teach or share, the more I learn! Much thanks.

That’s a good suggestion and an interesting and varied topic. I’ll add that to my list of suggestions. Thank you tons

Thank you…truly, I appreciate it

That’s interesting…the volume is quite loud in post production, just about hitting hot spots or peaks. Let me check on some different devices as to the volume. Thanks for letting me know.

Thank you! The plate is called the Dock Plate XL from Seneca Woodworking. Here’s a link: www.toolnut.com/seneca-woodworking-swdpx1-dock-plate-xl-imperial-stop.html My son could probably be reached on his instagram via DM…here’s one IG post: instagram.com/reel/CsXlMEOgVlJ/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Thanks! In this video, I’m taking the sum of all the boards held together, and the space that’s left is divided by the boards sum. So it leaves me with an exact number to divide by the number of spaces that I need. So then I’d start from one end to set them in place. Or…one could center one in the dead middle to start, then do this process again for each side. Of course, when centering one, there needs to be an odd amount of boards. Hope that all makes sense.

Glad you liked the video! Much thanks.

Hmmm…not sure. I’d need to watch you work to pinpoint where/why that’s happening. Of course, we all do it. Maybe mark your boards or pieces better, take your time and double check. I do that a lot. Double check. Some pieces that are getting cut are a one-shot, one chance thing!

You probably aren’t measuring and cutting the same way each time. But as he said he would need to see what you are doing. Maybe take some short videos of yourself measuring and cutting and take it to your local Rockler or Woodcraft. Make sure the videos are short and to the point. Or find a local hobby woodworker who may be willing to give you some pointers. Or see if there is a Maker Space that gives lessons. Another possibility is how you get your measurements. Sometimes it is better to take the piece of wood to the project and mark the piece of wood with a sharp pencil. If you aren’t sure cut it just a touch long and sneak up on the cut. Another option if you are using a mitersaw is to setup a stop system so you get consistent cuts. And having a sharp blade comes in handy no matter what tool you are using. I hope this helps. Had some time on my hands waiting on a flight…

Yeah 😬