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I just built a Bed Frame, sanded it down. Got my "Ebony" stain and brushed it on... on piece came out Exactly how I wanted, the other two sides not so much lol. Frustrating.

3D warehouse doesn't seem to work anymore....

Proof that sometimes the simplest idea is the best idea. I have been needing the same thing for my garage shop.

Plywood doesn’t like rain? Really? Who knew?

I’m going to make one but hold the leather and chamfer the faces. I think I have split resistant chuck of dogwood. The rule with plastic jacketed dead blow mallets is don’t hit anything smaller than the face or they’ll get cut.

It’s a lot easier to get high speed bits out of a drill index than trying to pick them out of bottom of a tiny compartment. My thick fingers would fail.

I would of loved to see the half bamboo trim on the box glued on rather than screws

Very interesting. Wasn’t sure if it could provide the user with a cut list to work out how much sheet material of different thickness would be needed. Great stuff Steve.

Welcome baack to "Roots" baby! 🤗 Kinda like that favorite T-Shirt the Mrs always trys to throw away... it's just downright so comfy! 🤣

I don’t think I’ve seen 87 ply before 😂

Link plans ?

Would a jigsaw cut a deep enough hole through a front door in order to install a cat door? Would I first need to drill a hole on the inner side of the template to get the saw blade in there. I have never used a jigsaw let alone any electrical tool. Still have my grandfather's hand drill from 125 years or more back.

FINALLY !!! someone showing what to do with the damn 2x4 from pallets that are shaped like that.. if you only knew how many of those i have laying around!!! 🤣🤣

what's a good first project?

Thank you! I just made my push block and a feather board…

You can't, because, the resin will crack due to the decomposing body inside😮

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What direction do. Install my table saw blade

Very nice spinner. Would have been nice yo see it in action. Just a little spin to see what the colors look like

Bill nye the hammer guy

No wonder the WWMM lightheartedness is gone from the pre-pandemic days. You're tuckered out from standing all the time lmao

Really enjoying your channel. I tried this method but each time the middle of the board is higher than the extremities. I wonder what i do wrong...

I prefer push sticks that keep your hand at least a foot or more away from the blade. Trusting a piece of plastic between the blade and my fingers makes me nervous, somehow if you slip your hand is only a couple inches away from the blade.

Thanks Steve. The idea of just do it is amazing. No procastination with fancy projects. Simple is better.

Steve, Thank you once again for taking the "Stupid" out of woodworking....your videos and ideas are just what the rest of us mere mortals are into/appreciate that don't have $50K worth of tools and a dedicated 40" X 40" shop. Thank you for the tip on the casters, and fuck the rest of the negative commenters about your "ink" and not rounding over the edges more. Oh, and your Box Joint Jig set-up video from a while back, spot on as I made my first box joint drawer and it worked flawlessly, once again dead nuts simple. Keep up the great work and videos.

Lovely project. I am tall so might look at making something similar in the future.

Excellent video, learned a lot! 👍

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I love this video. It was a study in easy does it, trust your guts, and don't sweat mistakes. I've learned a lot from you and appreciate that you're out there keeping it interesting and fun. Cheers!

It helps to paint and especially seal the sides...

Today is the Giant Dipper s 100 year anniversary. May 17th 2024. It opened 100 years ago

First time here and learned something else already. Deserves a LIKE.

Loved it! 2 questions: are you going to tell us the stories behind the tattoos and what sort of detailed artwork are you working on?

Matching chair and screw guns - nice!😁

Steve got some new ink!

Imagine OSB or MDF in the rain lol

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I've been watching you for about 4 years now. You are looking so much healthier now than you did back then

Why are your cordless drivers "de-branded"?

nice

Great upload. Very informative. Thanks.

Where did you bought the glue bottle? Thank you

This is almost exactly what I want to make with the exception that it folds and can be stored. I think I can probably some how put hinges on the legs so it folds in and the top folds down. What do you think?

Steve, Have you seen Abigail?

For those that are looking at his staining job in the examples and the one he is promoting looks either like shit or like there is no stain on it at all like at 7:05 stains just don't show up good on camera for some reason depending on the angle and grain of wood in combination with the type of stain and preconditioning. I just stained a red oak bench a deep dark Early American minwax and took some pictures where it looks like the glue absorbed into the pores and there are blotches of no stain and noticed half the bench looks like it's original color or even lighter.

I think you are the only wood worker that shows your mistakes. I can't stand everyone else's videos where everything always goes perfectly somehow.

I like the spin wheel for selections of what to play next. Very cool.