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This is superb and perfect timing as my bandsaw has more drift than a Japanese b-movie on fast forward!

Thank you. Very simple, easy to follow instructions!

Amazing job, no drifting at all. Love it!

New to band saw work. What size blade are you using?

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This is a great video again!!

what keeps the side stop from moving after it's set?

Vacuum degassing

Love it

I lost a finger just watching this

I get my lumber from other people’s houses most houses don’t actually need that much wood to stay up

Andrew Cuomo?? How'd you get into woodworking?!

great infomation thanks, just what i needed.

Alex, I have two questions. (1) I assume the guide bearing setups are the same for the bearings under the table, correct? and (2) You started by saying the lower wheel was already set, but never spoke about any tuneup actions down there. Are we to generally ignore the need to tune the blade to the lower wheel? Thanks.

So that's where grandma kept her weed.

That last cut was amazing. I tried to rip a 2x4 in half and it drifted so badly that it cut it in half diagonally. I couldn't imagine actually doing a straight cut on my bandsaw, so I only ever use it for small things where the cut is so short there's not time to drift. So thank you, this is great, I can't wait to go tune my bandsaw and actually get some good use out of it.

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I've watched so many videos on this pot and I think yours is the first that actually shows air being let out of the tank! Thank you so much, I feel way better now.

Where do I buy the base to make the Lazy Susan?

I found your video from Blacktail studio. Thank you for a great information video.

He has the right belly for a woodworker. You can trust this guy for sure 👍 It’s like a diploma

That was fantastic, thank you for those simple explanations. Blacktail Studio recommended your video and boy was he right.

Need of hobby band saw

Appreciate the fact, you said, "just above", some people don't even realize, that it lowers down.

Or use a leveler! 😐

It would look nice with purple and you can use my toaster oven anytime you want.

cool!!

Does paduk smell like sugar or is it just blood wood i mislabeled as paduk?

Yeah, I get the concept yet what I dont get is why bandsaw manufactures (just got me a Laguna) don't recommend such a set up. I set up the blade per the manual, and the blade (3/4" Resaw King) is cutting dead flat boards. Yes, blade tension at teeth = better tracking in theory, but are blades engineered to operate that way? Per manuals, tension is centred on the blade. Your recco puts all the tension on the edge. There's gotta be more to the story.

where do i get myself a log milling jig like that?

How do we find the center of the wheel since it's not marked? Looks like my wheel (the yellow band part) is 27mm, so do I just estimate a guess of 13.5mm and hope for the best?

Is this doable with just a normal router and not a plunge?

Really nice overview!

Great presentation!. What size blade did you use? I just got my first bandsaw with a 3/8" bland and changing a blade on it something I'm not looking forward to doing---for awhile. Thank you!

Thanks from a newbie with a brand new miter saw that I didn't try yet.

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Good points. I agree with the waterproof vs resistant. They aren’t going to be washed in a sink full of water or let out in the rain. But most cutting boards aren’t going to sit in a window with the sun shining through the glass, then the cooler overnight time. And the extra working time can be nice when doing a fairly intricate board. The endgrain ones having more, smaller pieces I guess could work against each other more. But the edge and face grain ones with fewer but longer pieces could maybe tend to warp more. My the bigger thing with end grain is more design possibilities and they hold up better and don’t dull knives as bad as the others. I haven’t built as many, probably, but 4 end grains I built 5 years ago with the III type glue are all still in one piece, but I think both types are good choices.

You still look bent over

Absolute necessity if your cutting dovetails by hand

Is bandsaw table flat or at the same angle?

Brother how do you still have all your fingers

I like those mini clamps!!

5/8 inches blade

Mask up! Padauk dust is nasty.

If you have the opportunity, attend one of Alex's classes. I did at the Nashville Woodcraft. Great instructor, I learned a lot and now have new skills to build upon. + he is a nice guy.

Good to know.

2 for the win

Now I feel like you need a video of you going across town wax coating everything you see 😂

I've been carving off/on for 20 years now. More off than on unfortunately as I've given my time to others. I'm going through some personal trials and realizing I'm needing to give more time to myself. I can't please everyone. That may sound selfish but as Raymond stated, carving is therapy. It was inspiring listening to his pursuit towards something he loves. God Bless.