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What brand of forstner bits do you like?
Okay, a VERY COOL bench appliance. But I’m wondering about the usefulness of the bench top behind the vice. Is that to raise up the work surface for chopping out waste, carving, or other tasks for which your regular bench is too short? You and Mike Farmington are my go-to guys for such knowledge, but yours differs greatly with that auxiliary bench. Wondering why you chose to add that. Great work and choice of music too!
Why not put cork/rubber on both jaws? Just preference? Very nice build!
Jay could you have used a pin drilled into the nut and through the threaded rod instead of using a jam nut?
A coarser Trapezoidal thread is best for vices.
Awesome production.
Nice wook!
gloomy rain? :O, no no no, and no! I live on the Wet Coast of Vancouver Island, it rains here too, from Oct 31 to June 11. BUT! I love the sound of rain. And the smell. Ah, nothing better than rain in the Winter. In the Winter! And besides, don't you live on the river? That must be nice in the rain too. That is some Jointer/Planer you got there. Enjoy your weather!
Love the woodworking but hate the music/ sound effects. Thanks for all the time/effort it took to make the video.
Nice job on the vice. Do you have a vid on your assembly table? I 'gotta make one of those too.
I shall copy that, thanks Jay.
Do not use templates with real holes. Use templates with marking holes, for example, 5 to 8 milimeters. It is much more accurate and you can drill real holes from both sides and there will not be tear.
Jay, how well do you like your Ruckus Discord Bluetooth Earplug Earbuds? I am thinking about asking Santa a pair of them. And do they also work well if you are not playing music?
The special washers you're asking about are called "spherical washers or leveling washers" . McMaster-Carr sells them https://www.mcmaster.com/steel-spherical-washers
Could I have an explanation of the picture on the wall in the background?
This isn't the standard home shop.
I like you and the content, but in my opinion the video is much too long.
I would lock/weld the handles onto to threaded rod so it doesn't protrude out the front, but when clamped it feeds through the rear jaw over the bench you're clamped to.
When you use a milling machine, you have to move the wood against the rotation, in this way you have less probability to burn the wood, and you have more smooth finishing.
When you going to get a nova drill press? Lol
Wow, that sure is one SERIOUS planner!
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At 12:57 you should have waxed the outside of your Forstner bit before drilling. I usually use the "Solid Tapping and Threading Lubricants" McMaster Carr, 1009K22. Other holes squeeked like they could use some was as well. The washers are spherical washers at 21:18. Good video. Thanks.
Rain, Rain, Rain…..until the next drought.
Amazing work and finish Jay, what kind of wood did you used? The danish oil does make an outstanding look. to it..
I love your soundeffects!
Just found your channel Jay and I have to say the additional Mortal Combat/transformer sound FX and cameo pop up made me an instant subscriber. It was refreshing to see your process "on the fly" as you work and helps is so many ways words can not describe in a short comment. Simply , Thank. YOU!
Excellent video and process. Also, love the pic of you and your Son. Father and Son business. You are a great inspiration keep up the excellent work. Thanks for sharing.
Tear out in the center
A trick I learned building horse sleds
Inception on the audio
I love the irony of the dust collector in the background and you swipe the chips from the drill press on the floor. #futureproject
Love the planter /jointer combo. Nice.
Just want to say I've been a follower for over 3 years and no matter what I always learn something from your videos and I'm an experienced woodworker
Nice build, thanks!
So where do you order those great threaded handles for the threaded rod? Wonderful video.
"And this is… six sided" – I think you were looking for hexagonal.
dude, TOASTY killed me lol
Im in louisiana had same rain
The handled nuts are cost effective, but the round wheel type nuts have a flywheel effect and adjust considerably faster. Might be worth the extra cost to install them. Great video Jay!
Digging the voice over editing.. nicely done and funny!!
Great video ,, enjoyed the video love watching guy make stuff the helps us out here with your ideas.
Cute picture of your daughter. Nice explanation of the moxon vice.
Anyone else hit down, start, and face off against smoke?
Jay,
A tip for reducing the "squeal" and heat build up when drilling is to wipe a light coat of paste wax on the bit. This also has the benefit of keeping your bit sharper longer. This trick is especially helpful when using bits like Forstners and augers as they have such a large contact surface and are therefore more prone to binding and heat build up.
There are 120 million Google Home devices sold, plus all the Android stuff in the world. Best practice is to garble voice-activation commands so you don't make a sports radio station "the fan" play over your content.