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You make it look so easy. Love the story telling

A+ on story telling

Ash hole. 😅😂🤣

I love your presentation of the process. Makes me think I can go out and build one myself

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I’m not sure if you have enough ash jokes in this video

Nice job. Love the video and love the design of the sawhorse.

Of course you have to use the machine for many years,you get depreciation of your taxes

Cool project...good tutorial. Thanks for posting.

Let's graduate to 3-phasea CNC with 80A circuits and 1,000/mo operating costs. That's not hidding costs, thats economy at scale.

I am no longer looking to buy a CNC machine!!! Im not sure i want to go thru all of this right now. Maybe I'll take another look at getting one once i retire and have time to deal with all of this!!! Thanks for sharing this TRUTH with us!!

Who can repair broken cords on a macrome plant holder?😢

I just realized this is a few years old.. You probably figured out other options by now...

One thing I could suggest that might work better for you in some situations. You mentioned that the clamps stick out to far. You could use the Matchfit Dovetail Hardware kits to make your own clamps that would slide right in just like the clamps, but can be made to your specs that don't stick out so far..I have a more portable Matchfit system and have made quite a few jigs and clamps with the hardware variety packs..

I am going to disagree with the others, the design while not offensive is pretty basic, and has been done similarly many times before, I am not a fan of through joinery, never have been but even worse is that you left the ends round and didn't take the time to square them off.

Not gonna lie, that round over bit on the tenons felt kinda sketchy. Think I’ll stick with just chiseling that off. 😉

For anyone interested Trade Skillers Anonymous also has an excellent version of a torsion box.

It's easier to do all the mortise and the tenons with a pantorouter just sayin 😂

Can I please ask what type of plug cutter bit you are using?

pooping your pants in shorts is the worst. glad you decided not to do that

I'm so happy you didn't 💩 your pants in this video.

Great build and great video...BUT...You did not mention Krenov once. That guy could have used a shout out.

Pinch.

This is great, thank you! As someone who has a band saw instead of a table saw, how would you go about doing the tenons? With a sled, or just by hand/eye?

Plugs have short grain, while dowels have long grain strength. Dowels have more strength for a draw bore situation, and they wouldn’t snap.

You’ve made a strong case for shop diapers.

Very nice~! I picked up a pair of plastic horses a while back at Harbor Freight, but I'll be replacing them with a pair of these. Love the video~!

For the shop or the museum “

Love the video, here is my unsolicited feedback (you said you like it on Self Made). When you are talking to the camera, the depth of field seems too shallow, it looks odd, like you are on a green screen. I like the more casual nature of the voice over, you seem so jovial on the podcast, and that came through more in this video. Saying "why" you wanted the sawhorses made out of wood instead of metal would help add to the story. Keep up the good work, it is no small task doing all the camera work yourself, and you did a great job.

I’ve had enough of this! I’ll be that guy who raises an angry, obnoxious technicality. Pooping your pants is better in shorts. Gravity takes care of the majority of the removal. You’re welcome, America.

Beautiful saw horses! I really appreciate the knowledge that you share.

awe yeah.... i'd set some wood on those. Like a lot of wood

Great project! Well done……

Ironically watching this while I’m taking a dump.

When it pinches it will pinch it.. god you’re so stupid

Nobody got time to poop their pants

Great job!! Much better than the metal once

Mortise and tenon go together like peas and carrots, or, um, never mind. I enjoy your editing and narration. Cheers.

Do you really need a festool sander? I have and use both a shaper and router table.

I have invested so much money on the system that I can’t sell it now without losing a lot, but if I had a time machine I would not buy it.

Nice setup.

Nice work, one tip I will share is when ripping a lot of long strips from sheet goods it is easier to rip several larger strips first then rip the final strips from those. This not only makes them easier to handle than a full sheet but you maintain straighter cuts. Just calculate the rough width pieces to account for blade kerf loss plus a little margin like 1/4”

Why would you change the spindle to change cutters. Just take the retaining nut off and Change the cutter. That is how I have done it for the last 50 years

Awesome explanation. Question: how deep do these need to go? I'm making a table that's only 3/4" thick; should I not use c-channels?

Much wow

Spraying 2K they recommend full independent breathing and all skin covered plus an air filtration system for chemicals and gas. It is one of the most toxic things ever.

I think it was the other way around, the plug looks like a domino (hence the name). Someone got lazy about naming the tool.

Great video!! Love the way you describe exactly what your doing in what your building. Is there any chance now or in the future you would release the Cnc files to the chair build? Keep making great videos!!

Great looking piece like always. Any chance you sell the cnc files for this chair in the future? Would love to make some the “cheating” way 😂

Great video, not seen yours before but will check out your other ones. A world away from my very much diy approach, but your skill is inspiring. On the chair width question, and related questions around ergonomics, have you read Chris Schwartz's The Stick Chair? It has a wealth of practical information on exactly these sort of questions, drawing on historical record and Chris's own experience as a maker. I believe the PDF is available on his site free, though the book is well worth the price.