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Lovely. Dramatic music too!

This is very cool ! where do you get your blades for the jig ty

ما إسم المكينة وكيف تعمل

Truely a thing of beauty

Soooo, you create an elaborate method of cutting the angle into the block using a pullsaw, only to use the tablesaw to true it up? That seemed like a somewhat unnecessary excessively complex method of doing things. Or did you discovery the easy way when you were off from the line? It didn't seem all too critical as to what the exact angle should have been. Perhaps the bandsaw would have been even more practical to minimize the kerf?

Thanks so much for this, changing the factory fitted blades and they were set higher than the alignment tool sets them. Alignment tool actually rocks on the original fitted blades.

Can water be used on them for sharpening instead of oil???

They tempt you first with wood and then they tempt you with brass! Such is the magic of the woodcrafter 😍👍

master class

Brilliant test. Many thanks 🙏

After watching this vlog I now understand why a work bench can cost thousands of dollars.

What is the use of the long square hole on the workbench ?

Looks Great

i couldn't find free miter jack plans anywhere on the internet. could you please post a link?

so I see the legs and body and i'm aware that the arms are in another video but if it is a Behemoth when will see the Head and Tail. lol, Oh and since its Dwarfed don't for get the Beard.

Зачем использовать 3Д принтер если после него детали нужно дорабатывать вручную?

Truly wonderful craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing.

Ok, I see you're using tung oil, polyurethane and mineral spirits. But, what was the stuff that you first poured into the mason jar? I just put a new birchwood top on my workbench and because of the environment I have to work in, I need to preserve it. I saw something similar in someone else's video using blo, paraffin wax and a third liquid. So, I'm having a tough time figuring this stuff out.

You're not a woodcrafter, you're a machinecrafter.

I don't know why this is not a product. Sometimes I use my CNC machine for basic jobs like joints etc.. but the setup takes a lot of time.

great work and vid...whats the make of the cnc machine... I like the size!

انت لازم ترجع حرام عليك

This is no more than machining, mostly CNC! The end result is a wooden! Never seen one of those before!!

That accent. Sounds Thuringian. Please tell me I’m correct!? Lol.

GRANDE

WOW THANX RICK

Thanks a lot, I just started uploading videos on RUclips. Honestly I watched many videos for the same topic but this is the best one I have seen.

What do you do when the depth of cut is greater than the depth of the blade on your mitre jack saw? Fantastic video share, thank you.

Работать с деревом, это дар Божий, как и воспитать ребенка-ошибки не прощаются...

Don’t be dense, talk through your method

Can I ask what are the clear jig you use for a straight cut it has magnets in it thanks steve 👨🏼‍🦽

Phenomenal!

Nice Job. Any chance you could relay type of brass, Bits, speeds and feeds you used to do your branding iron? I would greatly appreciate it. Again nice job. Thanks

thank videos

I saw the detailed handle and end cap the handle goes through. I think you made all that, but the thread and collar are from a kit? Lee Valley perhaps? Thank you.

Thank you! Very helpfull

I really need one. Can you make it me?

Обожаю педантизм! Отлично!😊👍👍👍

Demasiado lento el video, aburre.

Very impressive.

Would have been nice to see it in actual use ...

I just use a glass plate and sandpaper to get it really close...then finish with diamond plates. This gets them flat enough that a steel straight edge can't tell the difference...which is good enough for my use.

Well done.

Love & I'm jealous of your videos. Makes me a lurker, but I did subscribe. You might want to make a video outlining the stages of growth, including tools & the use of the internet.

No, way you made that just to cut miters. I get that you want to show us how skilled you are but do you believe this thing is practical?

I don't understand. You cut it and then plane it. Planeing will remove any error in the cut. Why go to such lengths in the cutting?

Ouaip, c'est du beau travail, mais il reste des détails de finition exaspérants sur l'envers du plateau : des bavures de colle n'ont pas été arasées et le bois n'est pas verni, donc protégé des diverses agressions (insectes, moisissures etc). C'est ce qui différencie un travail de professionnel d'un travail d'artiste. Salut et fraternité*

Very nice workbench! Deserves much nicer vises!

But why! 🤷🏻‍♂️