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Love the video but Christ. How many times can YT auto play it for me?

The one thing that many woodworking youtubers overlook/conflate about joinery is that it isn't just about strength, it's about longevity/durability as wood expands & contracts & is exposed to elements; in which case, every kind of joinery has it's place and purpose.

Just use a L bracket

Brave little toaster, the furnace, or the vacuum

Plastic reinforced with glass. I like this list.

A useful video, thank you.

This video helps my OCD. I love organizing my shop. Helps to know what is where.

Have you had any issues using OSB on the floor in the coop?

I applaud you and wish you and your family best in your new bold journey! Thank you for all your content.

Thanks for a really good, clear comparison of all the joinery methods. Well done.

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The drill press guide is like $215 though. Yeah, it may not be flimsy, but it’s approaching 1/3 the price of a reasonable bench top drill press a hobbyist would likely budget for. I thought about getting one of these as an alternative to a drill press temporarily, but then saw the price makes me wonder if I don’t just save for the drill press and wait?

Really, really good overview of different options available to small shop owners. I loved your tip on making a trough with the router first, then using a jig saw, then finishing with the router. That would be my go to method in most cases. I have good dust extraction here so that's not so much an issue. Great job, my friend 👍

The Deep Drawer Base Cabinet, you didn’t mention the drawer clearance using the under mount glides.

Do buy a benchtop drill press -very useful in the shop

Woo Hoo!

welp that was a huge timesaver, thank you

I think this is the best woodworking guide I've ever seen! You have a great way of explaining things, and your process is logical

I don't get it, how can all these guys afford to make all their shop tools out of Baltic Birch? That has got be close to most expensive plywood.

Ive dun a video about dowels

Yup we all have those tools don’t we?

Thanks for another great video. You inspired me to do this one.

Where to buy - is kinda important- online somewhere- NOT HELPFUL

Another awesome video! Congrats and good luck on your future! Lot of my weekend work and shop is modeled after your set up. Just ordered the sawstop pcs3hp! Keep the great content!

Been watching a lot of these type of videos from builders lately. And I just gotta say, I'm liking this dude the best. No fluff, just straight to the point and the why behind it.

Do you think that this would work for a wooden pizza peel? Is it as slick as pure mineral oil that I have been using?

This the best Woodworking guide i ever watch . god bless you .

What tree species did you use as a frame on the front?

Excellent.Thank You for sharing 😊

It's so funny... I have seen that Shaper Trace before. But for some reason... I just realized how helpful that thing would be with my laser. I often find thrifted finds of shapes I like and take them home and draw them out and use my laser to try and trace. Its great for handwriting... but not had the best of luck for shapes. I could totally see that being super useful.

Where do you store your scrap and new material to be used for the next project?

I've had a few close calls in the past, and I've learned the importance of wearing Softgle.

Thank you for the tips. First time doing projects and I want to do it right!

two ads that cannot be stopped before the video starts. Then, the video starts with an ad within the video. All this gets a definite dislike video from me. 0:35

Hey, Eric. Soooo....you should try a little more sincerity. Then, maybe we'd feel more inclined to support you and all these silly little, SUPER HELPFUL DECENTLY EDITED AND SOMETIMES HUMOROUS VIDEOS. Okay, i was kidding. I feel you, brother. Love your content. Thanks for the (obviously sincere) update and history vid. I'm here, with ya, newly a Patreon. Keep the Faith. My best to you and your Fam.

Seems like woodworking is only a stepping stone to a contact channel. Every woodwork has a UA-cam channel. What ever happened to just wood working

WOW! UA-cam woodworker using tablesaw bladeguard! You dont see that everyday))

Cost a little over a sheet of plywood, but you forgot to add another $300 worth of accessories to build a bench

So you have a list of wood you used ?

I have a couple of rubber/plastic mallets, but there's often no better option than simply holding some scrap wood over the workpiece and hitting that. Concerning screw storage, I have a toolbox full of clear plastic business card boxes, which have various screws in them. They're all labelled and easily available.

Looks great - are you using it with grass lawn in the run area or did you add sand like Third Coast Craftsman did? I’m also wondering if the grass grows well enough there considering that it has a roof blocking a good portion of the sunlight

List of materials???

A variation you missed is the "lazy dowel". That is, you drill and pound dowels from the outside, like a screw or nail. This gives a nicer appearance than exposed screws, and the strength of an all-wood joint.

I totally need a stud finder.

Geoff Shepard’s offer pretty compelling evidence in his book and podcast.

I like this design very much! Incorporating the Power-Lock dogs is pretty slick! Well done. 😎

That band saw table is the best: safe, fast, quiet, versatile. (I guess that's why they're so expensive). Thank you for making this very informative and instructive video. God[Bible] Bless you.

the compression strength of the drywall with the wieght spread across it is far greater than just bearing on the studs IMHO you could also drill a hole in the drywall and spray in some expanding foam to improve it's ability to spread and carry the load

Respect!

i never do this, but i gotta tip my hat at that thumbnail. ive never seen a better way to draw the eyes of people who want to learn.