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Unrealistic video… most DIY’s won’t have 100k in wood working equipment to produce this kinda material.
ОтветитьFeatherboards FTW...
ОтветитьWonderful ingenuity! Subscribed!
ОтветитьI know this was before you moved to Nova Scotia, but with the amount of cutoffs and sawdust you could run a small steam engine generator.
ОтветитьI've worked with STEEL and the principles are the same when working with long pieces. They make adjustable stands with horizontal rollers on them for this purpose of slide long, floppy pieces. These works great! That dryer hose was an accident to happen. They make flexible METAL hosing. Switch over to that and you're good to go!
ОтветитьYou really should use some kind of respirator when emptying your collector.
ОтветитьWtf. This guy is genius level. Production of 3 people with simple solutions.
ОтветитьThat drill feed is Just ingenious!
ОтветитьBrother...I'm aware this was posted 5 years ago. Though I just happened to come across this video. You are extremely efficient and Creative. Seriously. I Like how you addressed the screw wholes, with those plugs. I stay busy with flooring, no carpet or tile. Just epoxy, staining, concrete overlays. We could barter...turn the workshop floors into something different. That is one of the aspects of what I do, that I absolutely LOVE. You would make a great neighbor. 🤓🤓 Just to learn from someone like you would he a Blessing.
ОтветитьIm pretty sure this guy could get t9 the moon with a 2x4, a rubber band, and a flashlight.
ОтветитьWow!
ОтветитьLaziness is the mother of invention baby!
ОтветитьAs always great video Mathias
ОтветитьI have never seen any creative thinking like that, thank you so much! You commanded all my attention even though I felt sleepy whilst watching this cool video. I will definitely try your hand
ОтветитьHow good is that planer
ОтветитьKick ass video! 1st time viewer here. I was planning to refinish my oak veneer baseboards, painting them white, but as I was pulling them off I saw how crappy and cheap they are so figured I might just buy some that are a lot nicer and already painted. Then I thought, wait, maybe I should just buy some pine planking and make some myself. Why not? I have a jointer, a table saw, a router table, etc. etc., then I saw that I can get 80 feet for less than $120 already primed and concluded that would be the best route. I have plenty of other tasks I can spend that time on.
ОтветитьThis is some Wayne szalinski type of invention lol
ОтветитьBro, that is one nice workshop!!!!!
ОтветитьThe baseboards cost about 20% of the house
ОтветитьFantastic! Your ingenuity is truly amazing. Than you for sharing. Bill
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ОтветитьI like your power feed, certainly helps when working alone. Cheers.
ОтветитьMathias, wow random discovery. I literally bought the same dryer house yesterday to connect my table saw and dust collector. Even when the line between each was perfectly straight and tight, the hose collapsed at the DC inlet. How is yours staying open?
Ответитьcan I use particle board Instead of mdf for baseboards? planning on painting
ОтветитьNice smile! At the part where you're talking about how loud the router is.
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ОтветитьYour ottomatick feeder was a great idea using a skateboard wheel and a drill Thanks for sharing look forward they are from you by for now God-bless
ОтветитьHe does have an inventive mind. I don’t believe he saved any money.
ОтветитьMatthias Wandel and John Heisz should receive "Order of Canada" awards.
ОтветитьMagnets is a good idea
ОтветитьI can relate to the running marathon, due to "single person" feeding. LOL
But you are very clever with your home made power feeder. Well done. (Canada?)
P.S. So what do you use your oak dust for? I know the waste sticks are great for the wood stove.
"one of the rare pieces of useful advice from a comment". Lol
ОтветитьPut lock tight on nut
ОтветитьI am a Carpenter, when I see what you did, you are a master carpenter and a super carpenter too, thank you for sharing.
ОтветитьHow about cutting a blue barrel to fit the dust machine. If you cut a few windows in the barrel, and covered the windows with filtering cloth to allow air flow would assist. No more shoveling.
Ответитьnice video, just out the focus of the diy comunity...
Ответить“Fortunately, I don’t have a 3D printer”. True Genius.
ОтветитьI see you are using the Dewalt 735 planer, I have the same one, but I'm constantly having nuisance tripping of the built in circuit breaker. I'm really not over stressing the planer. Normally just taking 1/32 on a 3" wide ash or walnut board. Have you dealt with this problem? Once it trips the circuit breaker, the interval between tripping gets shorter and shorter. I assume because it's a bimetal switch that doesn't go all the way back to the original position each time. Brad_bb
ОтветитьIt'll save a lot of back-and-forth trips by adding a ramp behind the table saw or router to direct the long boards side-way and down
ОтветитьWoodpecker, are you watching this ?
ОтветитьThis power feeder buissness is incredible I may never feed by hand again. Also loved the part about being lucky to not have a 3d printer
ОтветитьGood thing in modern times you can go to a store and buy the trim you need... not like in the olden days when this video was made and people like Matthias had to make their own :)
ОтветитьWho needs a 3D printer when you have a 4x4 block and a towel?
ОтветитьVery nice looking finished product.
ОтветитьWow. This is just awesome. Definitely earns a Subscribe click.
ОтветитьMuito obrigado por compartilhar seu conhecimento
ОтветитьBeautiful job .I like the dewalt power feeder. What a great idea.
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