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How much do you spend on the material?

Do the doors open flush?

So you are not posting to Utube anymore. Too bad cuz you do have talent.

Great work. How is the desk doing so far? Sress wise I mean.

I really like the specificity: "I don't know - it's tall." :)

Hi, this is absolutely beautiful and amazing😃 Please can I have the plans? I can't find the link that you have mentioned😢

good job! Liked your use of the level and angle.

Awesome craftsmanship! How much did the materials cost?

plans for the dog lamp unavailable ?

It's a great idea, but almost for sure will break in one of the kerfs overtime. Unless you don't use too much

Hey there I think it’s great that you put this video out. I have wanted doors for myself one last 4 yrs and now I know how to make them. Thanks so much!

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Yes Man

Beautiful work! Congratulations! #sucess

What did you use to attach the top?

Great video

That’s a great idea. Thanks for sharing

Great idea

Very cool great job

Great job never seen anyone use this bit to do this going to have to give this a try. Thanks for sharing

Could try small recessed rollers to make it easier to glide.

fun to watch. appreciate showing the “oops” parts 😂

That's a fantastic chest.

What was the routerbit called???

Gave you a thumb up because you made fun of my mom loved it

Nice Work , but where is the battery / power to use it outside ?

It looks like the bookcase is upside down.

So after you measure the inside dimensions what is the door measurements?

I had a HF mitre saw and it self destructed in 3 years. Buy a decent one

Gonna make something like this to store firewood outside next to my smoker 😎

Should have taped the wall as well as the desk when you caulked

sideways keyhole hangers... good luck with that.

Instructions unclear, my shelf has floated all the way up to space.

Ball Bearings??? might help

Fabric softener is wax. It coats the cloth fibers and makes them feel smoother and "softer."

Better in some ways, worse in others. Namely, a standard kerf has a better rounding effect because the curvature of the grain is spread over a longer distance, rather than focused as such a small point. I do like how the edges of this looks though

Wow, those floating shelves are truly mind-blowing! Can't wait to try bending wood like this at home 🌟

That is an insanely awesome idea.

Thanks for the info. With my limited knowledge of this kind of saw, I don't know why I might care about the difficulty of positioning the clamp. As for the space needed from front to back. That is a very good point to make but I can't tell from your video whether this differs between brands that have the same potential for cut sizes. Without these details, I can't see any reason to prefer a specific brand or to avoid this one. I get the impression that all included vacuum attachments are going to be underwhelming on home owner grade tools.

Such an innovative way to make floating shelves!👏 Love the idea of bending wood for a jaw-dropping result. Can't wait to try it out myself!

"Almost as heavy as your mom" -- LIKED!

No miter saw has good dust collection. It all sucks. You have to augment it to get it to your liking. I have the $8 million dollar Bosch sliding compound miter with the glide system and it's a pile of shit for accuracy. Run with the dual rails. Yeah they take up more bench space, but at least they're accurate. My Bosch is total garbage; tech support said it's messed up but they won't warrant it.

Successful steam bending used fabric softener in the water to help relax the wood fibers. When using the iron to heat the wood a better idea isto use a steam iron. Due to the strange looking kerf cuts a more aesthetic solution would be to devise à process using veneer strips bonded together as in plywood but only using longitudinal grain strips. A laminate edge joining router would hide the seams.

Here's a fun update. Due to such rapid inflation (fancy word for government stealing your hard earned money), the $4.57 price in the video is now $5.98, in just two short years. Yay! Great video!

The Mom joke got you the "Like". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Good video I had my Hercules 2 years and I love mine!

What if I _like_ the gaps, huh? What if I want gaps running the whole length of the board, and not just at the bend, huh? You're not my dad, I do what I want.

This is from a whole year ago? Nice work - are you still Cuttin' Up?

So in loooveeeeee years! 😍 Just watched your YT video and so impressed! Im going to use your kerf vids for a future breakfast nook tutorial!

I need a brother like you! When I get my recliner I’m definitely going to need a platform because I’m taller and I need my legs to be comfortable underneath as well as work efficiently without a hunch back. This was a great video ♥️

Like the presentation style! Wasn't as happy with the rather noticeable cross-wise striations along the curves, but I was specifically looking for them (because wood fibers don't have 'bending' at the top of their to-do list). But but, those were minimal and could be sanded out if enough outer-layer thickness was left (and catastrophic if it wasn't). I like especially the transparency about the decision process and, um, adaptation (improvisation?) of methods based on results as they unfold along the way.