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Excellent video, description is mega clear and I'm definitely ditching pocket holes for this method, thank you. I have a Dewalt job site saw that will not take a dado stack as the spindle isn't long enough, but it can take a 6mm grooving blade, which should be perfect for this. Thank you very much. :)

That edge detail made such a nice difference! Well done as always.

I’m know I’m very late to the party… but what are the dimensions of your desktop?

Would like to see a down view to see how it looks

Great teaching brother, thank u!

Awesome build! It inspired me to build mine; just sanded and stained it. It looks beautiful!

Perhaps you could mention 1/4, 1/4 only works with 1/2 inch stock.

Nice

Are there plans available for this?

If you put a screw or bolt in the center of that hole, would the epoxy solidify such that the bolt will not move, even with force?

Just purchased my 1st😂dado stack and looking for how to use on my table saw. Very good video thanks for the guidance. You’re good at instructing.

What did you use as a finish?

So I am limited to a circular hand saw, a wood file and a small drill with a few bits. Can I still make this? Oh and like three clamps

Got a question, why doesn’t anyone put a piece going the length of the sled to ensure it stays flat? Am I overthinking this?

Dude! No only push ONE WAY, do not pull it back over, ONLY push through the blade, NOT backwards!

Have you heard of HIV, so yes a little blood has hurt some people.

I would like to ask you what sort circle that you install dado blade 6 nch As circle pin at the circle machine I( makira., bosch, dewakt) I use only 15 mm . What circle are suitable for saw dado

Where do you find half-inch plywood that actually measures 0.50 inches thick? Or does it not matter? My sheets vary between 0.45 to 0.47 inch thick. And my quarter-inch plywood measures 0.20 thick so that woud be a loose fit in a 0.25 inch dado.

Wow, I must be a real beginning because I don't have any of those tools, cheers Graham

Wow looks great, nicely done!

11:21 Title says "no nails". Guy says "Take your nail gun and put some pin nails into the end grains of these boards on the sides here.", so video ends at 10:52.

Video starts at 9:52.

Really like seeing the critical details left in and overall love the editing. Great video!

I built drawers for a while in a cabinet shop...brings back lots of memories. I suggest instead of brad nails use staples. I shot thousands of em. Along with some hot melt glue on the bottom corners really helps hold them for many years. Also for the front and back just cut at the height from dado to top edge. Then assemble square up and staple the bottom to the edge of front and back. One could also setup a line drilling template to line bore ends of front and back, and sides. Then no dado is needed, just some glue, little dowels and assemble. Of course we had line boring, dowel machine and big clamp that squared it all up...made assembly super fast and efficient.

Think they have a gen 3 now. Can you buy that and test it too? Come on...

Thank you, thank you, thank you! For explaining the order of the chippers and spacers within the dado stack!

Very nice job 👍 Enjoyed the video.

i did this today buy there was still a slight twist in the board, so annoying

Cheap desktop but need to spend a lot on tools.

Nice job!

Thank you for the simple design and taking it safely 😮

I see you haven't replied to quite a few messages over the past year, but I have a question. I'm curious as to why you didn't use the router instead of the forstner bit. That center divot kinda bugs me...... Thanks for the idea.....I'm going to make a few of these......have to see if I can make a template for the locaters.

Walnut & Rubio. Woodworking splendor you have made ( :

thank you so much; was wondering how to keep dado from contacting fence, and tightening blades with leverage stick great idea!

Faltou o link do esqueleto da mesa, esse com elevador, para ajuste de altura.

top looks great .. reminds me of linoleum ... the routed edge looks great but also looks sharp.. are you able to dull the edge for daily use ?

why don't you just make dove tails under the table, instead of buy hardware and using off market clamps , when you can use Microjig dove tail clamps to clamp the jig to the drill table in any direction. IT IS A MICRIOJIG IDEA

Nice video. Any tips on filling a 2 1/4 inch deep hole? Should I fill it all at once or do it in 1/4 inch stages? If in stages do I let it dry completely before continuing? Thanks 😄

The board is simple and beautiful. How long did it take for the epoxy to cure?

Daaamn wood and mayo

How does pine hold up to wraping?

Late comment - It would have been very 'meta' to have the golf ball hold the cage down in the hot water.

How much smaller to make the center panel?

6 out of 10.

What size Roundover bit did you use? 1/4 shank - 1/8 round over?

This is a great technique! I used my router table and a quarter inch bit to do the same thing and it works great! Thanks man

Lots of fluff to take my time

The jig does make the most sense, I'm currently facing 3ft long 2" thick cherry, snipe is a problem with these boards. I'll have to make myself a nice long jig for my 8ft 4" walnut I need to plane

I've been wrestling with this for awhile. The "hinge" hole placement. Could someone walk me through the measurement technique you are using? The first measurement line is self explanatory but I lose you on the 2nd measurement.

You make it so simple with your clear and precise instructions. I have seen a lot of video on this subject. Yours are the best I have seen. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise with me.