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Don't do that man you're ruining the snow that's a lot of street value man that's at least a couple of thousand for kilo😂😂😂

I could've routed this with my bosch and some straight edges lol... idk man seems like way overcomplicating what is a somewhat simple job. We have a Shaper at work and i've never had issues with it, but can imagine this was tough from the start and a big time investment.

OMG the snow 😮😮

Very nice!

your before and after reveal of your bench's is like introducing your high school prom date to your gorgeous super model wife at your reunion. Well that is if they are two different people.

I really like how you designed this table. I’ve been hesitant to build a true parsons table because the legs are typically flush with the table top necessitating a small gap for expansion/contraction of the opposed grains. Always seemed to me like a good way for my kids to get crumbs stuck in there. 😂 Your design is so much better. I like the look of yours better too. Great job. I’m impressed. Keep up the good work.

Trying to use this design for a pool table that will have to hold a heavy slate...(4*8 dimensions) I'm planning on reinforcing the table top frame with more wood. The question is. Will the legs hold? I was planning on using 4*4 pine posts for the legs. Or should I be using my 6*6s?

Thanks so much for posting, I had to watch it twice, b/c the toddler is so dam cute, if he was part of the attachments, I would really be happy😊, anyway, I bought mine last year/love it, just bought a new filter, I notice you have the blue one, I got the white filter one, wondering if I should have gotten the blue one, also do you use a bag, when using it for sawdust?

Thank you for the video! I appreciate your transparency. A lot of the UA-camrs out there edit out mistakes, so when we go to try and do a similar project and stuff like this happens, it is very discouraging. So I applaud you! Turned out great!

Try cutting the dados from left to right with the tape in front of the shaper. This way you will not be cutting through the tape. If the tape doesn't stick well to the laminate, try putting down painter's tape with the shaper tape on the painter's tape. Yes, the tape is expensive, but make sure you use enough tape. Approach the project in segments, you're cutting over a large area, focus on setting up for one or two cuts at a time. Good Luck.

Sorry but wrong tool for the job. You are cutting straight lines that any trim or standard router could handle with a guide.

What about the filter? Keep it in for wet pickup?

I'm considering the Origin and soaking up loads of these videos, so thankyou for posting. And as someone who has had projects go fubar near the finish line... I feel your pain :[ My impression so far, is that Origin is great for fancy joinery and inlays, but for hogging out a lot of material in straight lines for tracks & such... a regular 1/2" router with clamped straight-edges is still the way to go. Holes & shovels as they say.

Nice, keep up the good work!

Atta boy!! Its BEAUTIFUL

I bought the same Jointer. But I did a few things differently. First, the box comes off easily if you just remove the bottom screws and slip the whole thing up and over. No need to break it apart. Second, I cringe at lifting it by the tables. It comes with lifting brackets and we picked it up by those instead, those two metal C shaped things. Third, my tables were luckily set correctly from the factory, and yes I even bought a long fancy $60 straight edge for that purpose. It confirmed it was correct. I am afraid horsing it around by the tables is causing the issues some have with proper table alignment. Best of luck, I love mine.

Water is one thing, but how about acidic spills like ketchup?

Beautiful and professional!!!!

I request help and support 😢😢😢

I didn't see what was so crazy

Maybe you would be happier using a good router with trackrail. Eg Festool

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Awesome stuff man, Looks like I have something to do this weekend now! what stain/ finish/ sealer did you use?

these are great! Where did you get the cushions???

Not enough tape you, shaper tape is very easy to apply and remove from your project. When you do ha e delamination of the tape, it needs to be brought to 77 degrees or cooler. There is a help document on this on the shaper tools website. The best way to do this is to throw the roll in the freezer for about 30 minutes or so and tear a straight piece off and then proceed to and pull somewhat slowly from the tape . Also, when scanning, make sure you're scanning with good overlaps more the better and turn the origin and different directions here and there. Sometimes, you might need a little more tape in front of the origin to see , so next time, break your large projects down in sections and keep an eye on the domino read out.

Great stuff man! Was thinking of a similar thing for our front porch

Great explanation and execution on the vid👌

I love you're work man keep it up and World's best shop teacher

Awesome Video, Keep it up!👍🏻

Super creative!! Everything you make is impressive and amazing, keep up the good work!

That looks sooo good - well done! Also amazing how you find time for all these builds, impressive. Keep up the inspiring work 😃

Awesome build!

No words needed answered all my question with this one video 😂😂what does a jointer do

I helped with the table in his student

I’m come to your house and steal itttttttt

Nicely done! Looks like a sweet spot for some lazy summer days (if you ever get those 😂)

Thanks for watching I forgot to mention the total cost of everything up to this point was around $1300

Beautiful!!

Menards is a treasure.

Looks great man!! Bessey makes some good extenders for their clamps, I have used them a ton and are easy and quick to get going.

Brilliantly done… One thing I would advise to look at the Lens instead of the Monitor as it’s kinda trippy and you will thank me later…

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That’s select fill not gravel, correct?

I just screwed those leveling screws into the plastic and it worked.

That turned out really nice, very inspiring for my dining make-over. Is it possible to have salvaged the original base by cutting a square insert with a matching outer angle, allowing it to still be flat for the round mounting part?

You can get the same result and look with Formica.😑 If it ended up in mat then it would be different but it's just plastic over wood IMO.

Did you end up using the top coat? or just the hard coat?

Really interesting video. I would love to see an honest display of your huge island after a year of use. Up till now for tabletobs I used only lacquer (applied with a brush). I love hard wax finishes but find them too weak for tabletops. It be nice to have wax and then nano even if it is pricey.

How do people even get to work in those conditions?

How to get the axle off? Can't get push pin off