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Like the work force.....❤❤ helping hands

Very useful

Not only is this tool handy, but it’s fun to hand it to people that don’t know what it is and to see their reaction to simply just watching it all pivot.

Excellent tutorial and well explained. Thanks for making the video and for taking the time to upload.

What is the price of your sled.

Beautiful

Received mine today!

When in doubt brace both ways lol

Awesome!!

Ah, an old-fashion lever lock. Excellent choice.

Hi sir, I'm not sure exactly where you are, but I just wanted to thank you very much after watching your videos over and over again from the beginning to the end how the shed is finished I finally decided to build an 8x12 everything went well I had a hard time The rafters suffered cuts but it could be solved, thank you very much.

Wow so well explained I honestly feel like I can build a this. going to build a nice chicken coop. Than k you

Thanks a lot! Looks like a great project.

Where can you get those hinges?

What is the overall dimensions?

My dream garden ❤

I purchased the jig 2yrs ago and been apprehensive about using it because it looks complicated, after seeing your video I see how easy it is to setup, this is the best tutorial I’ve seen, also I envy you for having a daughter for shop helper, mine grew up and got married, hopefully I’ll get grandkids to train later

I am new to woodworking and this is the best video I’ve seen. Thank you.

By far the best instructional videos for building a shed! I now have the confidence to build my own shed in the future. Thank you so much!

I enjoyed your mini gate demo…. Like and subscribe from me ! Thank you

37:10 Drill a Forstner bit hole through a small, thin scrap, then place the scrap, centered over your small hole, to position the Forstner exactly where you want it.

Amazing tips. Thank you!

U got me! Just ordered the ultimate package…about time I put all my fancy tools to use

Nice that your daughters are interested in woodworking. Mine aren't. My younger daughter has the same ideas about hair color as Maya. I don't think it was necessary to take the bottoms down flush with the sides. Standing proud, they would've made the box look like it was floating.

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My coffee table is finished. I learned a lot making this table and used almost all of the tools that I own. My clamps slipped while the epoxy on the table top was setting so one of my mitred corners was messed up. I hand planed the outside to make it look OK, but the inside of the joint looks wonky. My wife wants this one. I will start making an end table. I have a mortising machine that I have only used a few times. I cut a 1/2 test mortise and made a mock up using a spare slat I cut. I think there is some potential. It will take longer to mark and cut mortises than cutting a dado, but the mortises may save time (and mess) when gluing up. I will also take a little off the sides of each tenon to lessen the chance of any glue squeeze out being visible. This project has 'Domino' written all over it. A Domino would make child's play out of the slatted tops. I don't have one of those, but after building this coffee table I am half sold. The best thing about this table is the base. It is strong, elegant and very light. Everyone who has seen the table just loves the base. I am not sure about my chop saw. I set it up a few years ago, but I am not sure that the 45' cuts are still perfect. I checked them, but I am not happy with my mitre joints. With the size of the 48" top, the corners need to be really accurate. You guys make this build look easy because you have skill and patience.

You spent a year copy pasting what others have done? I've been seeing a version of this sled on RUclips for almost a decade now.

Thanks. I’m building a gate tomorrow. I didn’t know that.

if i buy the plans do the children come with it? lol i'm 60 my husband passed away, i am going to be this by myself, thank you for the videos and the plans

No conversation, no music. Just work.

You taught them well, they have great technique. I never knew about road base, would that be good for a driveway?

".....THANK YOU"!💯💯💯💯💯💯

Nice job, looks fantastic!!

Would love to see a vise attachment on this table

Is it advisable to use just your hands to push the board?

Very cool!

Hello! If anyone can help me out I’m new at woodworking. When I was finishing the arms of the chair with Penofin I ended up getting blotches that did not look good. What did I do wrong? I did sand at 80 grit, could that be it? Please if anyone can help?…

I would like templates for the chair project, if you're still giving them out. Thank you.

I’ve always wanted a set of plans for a nice Adirondack chair, now I’m getting done with my new deck, and I do woodworking but have never done a chair !!! Now I need two.

Great video this helps a lot. One question though. On paper you have 69.5” but when you marked it you marked 69.75”. Did you add the extra to count for sheeting?

Good planter design and good execution of video. Pleasure to watch.

I purchase your plans but I cannot get cedar or redwood here. Would it be ok to make it with pressure treated wood? Or should I just do pine. Thank you

I love this video. I’m 3 years too late to the giveaway 😂 Starting a business in the DFW area making these chairs!

I'll have to remake the fence because I didn't pay attention to gluing it against a flat surface and the result was a warped fence. Live and learn!

Very nice video, thank you. it's the perfect design that I've been looking for. I didn't want a folding one. I've been looking for a fixed one for awhile and one that's strong enough to fit big people like me so I'm really pleased I found this. Thank you. I shall be getting the plans at some point in the future and will be making some thank you.

Wish you had plans for smaller sheds. Looking to make a 8x4 shed for a sauna.

I forgot to tell you i did go to mikes page and subscribed. Thanks

Thats beautiful wood and looks great! I know that by the numbers the legs are very strong i would have dowels in the legs from the top and plugged them with the walnut just to add a little contrast. But thats just me and how i would do it.

Just recently stumbled on your work, ❤ the outdoor furniture - going to buy the plans as soon as I've got a minute to start something new. 😂 One thing I'd like to share, having worked a fair amount with cedar siding, shakes, and shingles... You recommend using galvanized fasteners with the cedar and red wood - and galvy is def more rust resistant outdoors or w/ AC2 - but it reacts badly with cedar, and will develop ugly black streaks. I would specifically recommend only stainless steel fasteners for cedar and red wood. But, I'm only a hobbyist, and that's only my two cents, for what that's worth, lol. Keep up the good work, I'll be working my way through the rest of your library. Love the way you teach.

Do you offer this sled for sale?