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came to look at the tutorial but had 8 unskippable ads within 2 minutes, so I left without getting the information I was looking for, too bad... It looked like an amazing video

How can you plane down from 11 mm to 15 mm amazing

Mate, impressive build :)

Jarrah???? Really??? What a shame to use it here, such a beautiful wood.......

Absolutely beautiful work. Thanks very much for taking the time to make videos. I inherited a really simple and really effective picture-frame clamp I bet you've seen, just some threaded rod and 4 L-shaped blocks. It changed picture-frame clamping for me from highly stressful to the easiest part of the job. It's a simple design that if I had ever thought of it I could have made myself I'm sure. It can be extended with more threaded rod and coupler nuts to make it fit huge frames. You can see a current idea of one if you search "Garrett Wade Frame Clamp." Would be fun to make I bet!

Amazing solution you saved me from buying one

Nice build, I need something like this.

The wood was so beautiful and precious, why did you get rid of that beautiful colour, now it looks nothing like it.

First time in a long time I've noticed and sped up footage in a DUWW video. All for a good cause ❤

Here it is 2024. Just bought a bench saw, SB12, so a handy video. 😮😊 Oh, A$1575.00 delivered to Rockhampton.😢😊

Instructions...chuck 'em in the shit bin. Ken Useless.

Brilliant

What size of ur 2 pcs pambelt sir may i know..thanks

👎👎👎Shorts? No Thanks! 👎👎👎

Old wood for an old friend. 👍

I have a question: if I were to use metal instead of wood for the legs , how do I prevent the table from wobbling ? I’m using a single slab of 4mm wood 80 x 80 with the same style legs

Has he actually done this before, or does he just not have a clue? You can buy proper corner clamps, or just use them sensibly in pairs end to end and side to side.

use a band clamp with 4 corner fittings.

As you’re glueing opposite 45s into a square you can actually just use 2 clamps (although 4 is recommended), corner clamps aren’t necessary here 🫡

2 long one side, 2 short the opposite side and you don’t need corner clamps 👍

So you glued it all together instead🤣🤣🤣

I made a box for my husband’s ashes. Emotional journey but well worth it.

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Fantastic review! Your video helped me understand how to change the fence to use it for my table saw after I thought I had purchased the wrong thing. Thanks so much. 👍

Excellent tutorial. Love the masking tape trick. Very clever. Would love to try making frames for my paintings but I don't have a proper saw. Could you suggest a suitable budget electric saw that would cut 45° angles mitre cuts and is easy to use? I can't manage a hand saw as I don't have enough strength in my arms.

Jobs like these are a labour of love that you do to respect your friend. Great work. Respect to you for a beautiful project

Wow Vic. So beautiful. You're a great friend. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful work as always Vic! One of these daysI'm going to send you one of my dovetail walnut keepsake boxes. Thanks for sharing!

No concerns about wood movement in the lid Vic? I mitred a piece in a similar fashion and it moved a mm and caused me grief.

Great Video and thanks for posting, people don’t realise the time it take to prepare timber for the build, I know I am surprised by how long it takes me and it was great to see how you go about it. I love repurposing old timber and giving it a new life. Very beautiful box by the way, great mitres and a great hinge fit!, I do have a question being unfamiliar with lasers - I have a small cnc machine where I need to clamp down the wood to ensure stability during the cut, but did I see right that when using a laser there is no need to clamp down your project? Many thanks Brenton

Gday Vic, I think you can absolutely relax, because that box come out looking amazing. Thanks for sharing mate. PS its good to have to table saws!

Quality work as always! That Camphor Laurel is gorgeous! Vic, how did you determine the size for the box? I have given some thought to making a couple of these for my wife and myself. Of course, I am in no hurry to use them!! Thanks Vic,

Magnifique boîte et très beau travail ❤

Advanced thinking is what it's all about. Brilliant idea . From the UK

You truly beautiful work, Vic.

What a bloody ripper box Vic, absolutely love the way you go about building, whether it be a table or box or refurbishment of a letter box. A joy to watch mate cheers.

Your wood selections were the perfect choices for the box. A beautiful box for your friends remains. Very well done.

Beautiful tribute to your friend. Nice save using the dowels.

Excellent effort Vic, done your mate proud.

It's absolutely beautiful. I'm certain Mark will be so much happier now surrounded by this beautiful wood. It's so nice. Thank you so very much Vic you are super talented and very generous.

That is just so pretty. That grain is beautiful. Great work once again

There's almost a spacey stereo effect on that lid. It's surreal.

Beautiful box mate. Love the new workshop setup

Beautiful box, and stunning insert. I'm a bit perplexed 🤔. I made a fancy box for my Dads ashes, but once installed, I glued it up. What is the purpose of the finger slot?

Well done, came together so precisely and looks just beautiful. 👍

Very nice work

Excellent wood working and I love the timber contrasts.

Lovely work, you’ve done your friend proud.

An outstanding piece of work. Beautiful wood. I'm sure your friend will be pleased. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂

Excellent video. Love the detail in the box lid. Another winner, Vic. 👍