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Can you control the depth of the cuts to cut mold cavities into aluminum for example?

It's things like these I wonder if people with the means have people like yourself make for them. It's things like these that become or are artifacts.

thanks dude for the full explanation! im victoria from Argentina. Hugs

Great job brotha. Great video.

The original biesmeyer of which that fence is a copy, has adjustment screws for the fence squareness.

Excellent work, dude! 😃 Thanks a bunch for all the tips! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

You could just sand off the blade marks

Thank you ! Very helpful video.

List your hand saws, please.

I really enjoyed that. I would have preferred a walnut knob. There's a saying, "Black and brown is a fashion no-no."

What light do you have on your bandsaw, and is it an aftermarket or did it come with it? Thanks

I have the same saw and the fence is almost worthless. I have been debating on what to get. Still not sure.

Very nice.

Working out the details for a project where I need to bend and laminate. Thanks for going through the trial and error and sharing!

good to see. I just bought it for Father's Day (THANKS KIDS!!)

Congratulations for your amazing work.

I have bent hundreds of rings now for drum frames. Your set up is awesome and what would do the job is cutting the end pieces of the wood list in such a way so it overlaps after being bent, creating a seamless joint. After you glued it you got a perfect, smooth circle and you can bend another ring just around it.

Nice work but damn dude what the hell is wrong with your thinking, pushing boards through a table saw with your bare hands by the blade. That has to be one of the dumbest things I’ve seen on watching DIY projects

Compare spear and jackson csp4 vs amazon basics no4

We live and learn, luckily the laser helped speed the process. - Chris

Fantastic work, man! Really well done! 😃 But if you disassemble a printer (paper printer, not 3d printer) you'd have it almost done. You'd just need a PWM controller. 😬 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Thanks for the video, the reset following a lens clean caught me out as well 🙂

What did you use for the power supply for the LED’s

I'm trying to make abox for a friend and wanted more flair than just miters, but have been struggling cutting this joint. This video is extremely helpful and convincing to me to just be patient and do it step by step. Also you clearly had fun with the stop motion part and I love it :D

Wow, this is SO helpful and well done. Thank you for making this video!!!

For the price these things cost they should come with the software shouldn't cost anyone anything to use it.

Is that $30 a month to use the software or just a one time $30 dollar fee.

Un excelente trabajo y una idea genial para realizarla, gracias x el aporte

So glad Reddit led me here!

The segmented wood turner LAUGHS OUT LOUD.

This is fricken awesome!

How can you get the longer ray5 10watt to cut through 1/8 plywood one pass

Whatever, McGyver...(jealous Dane here...this guy can build helicopter from a pine cone and a swiss army knife). Holy feck it's cool! Your workshop is pretty well-equipped. Where I live, a days electricity in that shop would make the meter run like the wheel on a motorbike and eventually I'd have to sell my family...

Very practical, efficient and beautiful.

That was fun to watch. You're really selling that laser - I might have to get one.

Lots of very useful information there, dude! Thanks a bunch! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Would the camera work through orange acrylic?

awesome work sir, it was very informative for me

you just need to make your router jig so it goes on top of the lathe!

I thought the wood filler was a great accent. The flowers really pop

Love the follow-up on the jigs. I had commented on the first one that you had made great use of jigs, and it's nice to see your thought process. May have to get myself a laser. - Chris

Great project. Why not use the laser to create the recess? It’s just a deep engrave.

"when a person dies he only appears to die. He is still very much alive in the past, so it is very silly for people to cry at his funeral. All moments, past, present and future, always have existed, always will exist." and so it goes.

The song choice 😂

One small safety consideration- you probably did it, but didn't mention it- wear glasses when you wash the basins and stuff out. That's the #1 way to get acid in your unprotected eyes. You're finished with the job, take off glasses, turn on the hose and it blasts the acid and it rebounds into your face. It's the stupid steps like that where people make mistakes.

Nicely done - Video and Urn.

Beautifully crafted

Great use of jigs on this. A little effort up front makes it so much easier and quicker with great results. - Chris

Wonderful urns, man! Really fantastic work! 😃 I hope the owners don't need it for a long time! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

If you're going to all the effort of blind box joints, then why not blind dovetails so you would have some mechanical strength for the same effort. Am I missing something? Oh, I do love watching your work.