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What type of wood was it? I want to use pine.

Couldn’t get past the narcissism in the first 3 minutes. I was looking for a how to not infotainment.

Awesome video! thank you!! Perhaps you can add an affiliate link to the light fixture you used?

Yep, but forr $40 I got a real press made for the job...

Cedar is so beautiful, smells great!

Excellent! Thanks!!!

Would like to know an easy way to join compound miters using biscuits instead of nails.

What kind of foam can you use to display knives?

Way too dangerous to show for beginners. Stupid

Отлично!!! У вас лучше всех!!! Great!!! You have the best!!!

I like the box, but you didn’t follow your safety advice, by not using a push stick that comes with a table saw for the cuts that you made to Make the pieces.

I know you may know this but as a former safety team member I think one has to be careful when using reclaimed wood especially when using for food usage because you don’t know what chemicals was spilled on that wood. That’s my two cents

At least can ya zoom the f camera !!

Si le agregas unas ranuras en forma de asterisco con el disco de corte de la amoladora funciona mejor.

How big were your coasters- 4”?

I like it!

Seems nice but omg that music made it hard to keep watching

This only works if your grade is level. My shed is along a slope so the joists will be different as the grade changes.

Why so much space between the boards?

What should I expect in terms of cost of materials for something like this?

What should I expect in terms of cost of materials for something like this?

He didn't show how to calculate and cut the mitre joints! He merely said 'I have a jig for that'. This is not a 'How to'. It's a 'Watch Me'.

Love it

Done nicely

When screwing decking to joists/stringers, I start at one end and then move to the adjacent joist in order; this works out any possible bows in the deck boards. When you screw both ends first, the outside screws on both ends will not allow the bow (if there is one) to be eliminated.

those metal floor joists of the shed look to be the same as mine, and they're pretty thin gauge, which gives me the impression you're using lag bolts as sheet metal screws, albeit very large diameter ones. Point being is lag bolts are meant to go into solid material, so I wonder how long before yours start backing out or pull themselves out from the shed from all the flexing of the ramp?

Try to do it with woodglut plans :)

I’m building a ramp off a porch which slopes 2.08º (it drops 2” over a span of 96”), but the ramp also is angled from the porch at 7º. I want to cut the supporting joists so that the ends that attaches to the porch are flush with the porch. How do I calculate what the angle of my saw and the tilt of my blade should be? My angles will change from project to project, so I want to learn how to set my saw no matter what the slope or the angle. Can you help?

I tried this and it worked great! I only made the angled cut with a hacksaw, bent it a little, and sharpened with a file. I used a large flat washer to make it out of. Easy enough to re-sharpen mild steel when needed. The finish is a bit rough, but cleans right up with a little sanding. I was thinking about making one of the table saw dowel jigs, but this is much better in my opinion. New subscriber here. Thanks!

The edges aren't tucked very well but still cool. Very

Lost with the TRUE TRACK SAW technical aspects, installation, proper use, configuration etc.; however I understand that you did a compromise once they sent you the tools for free and BTW, you did a good job. Perhaps somebody else did a more objective review of the TRUE TRACK SAW. I will keep looking.

Hi there! What kind of wood did you use for the router template and what bit did you use for the router without eating up the template?

Ingenius, new sub!

Nobody will ever reveal how they decide on the measurement used to make the cuts needed for slope. Why did you pull 2" down

I’ve been thinking of a two tone feature myself. However I’m going the complete opposite. I’m looking at making the frame out of a light Tasmanian Oak and all the boards out of pallet boards that I’ve lightly toasted with a flame thrower.

Hahaha. Next a new wood lathe. And not a new i phone.

Very informative. Thank you.

Great job... but I like a smaller gap for the deck boards.

Nice job I loved the video and your voice is perfect. The design was exactly what I was looking for and your instructions are easy to follow. However.....pallets? I have abut 150 in my yard ready to be delivered back to a depot the rest get burnt and why? Because it is horrible wood, it's full of nail, rocks, staples, and etc and most importantly they are poisonous most having been treated with chemicals as well as good knows what chemicals have been spilled on or around them. So betweén the health hazzard and not waning to wreck my tools I would never be that hardup

Nice job I loved the video and your voice is perfect. The design was exactly what I was looking for and your instructions are easy to follow. However.....pallets? I have abut 150 in my yard ready to be delivered back to a depot the rest get burnt and why? Because it is horrible wood, it's full of nail, rocks, staples, and etc and most importantly they are poisonous most having been treated with chemicals as well as good knows what chemicals have been spilled on or around them. So betweén the health hazzard and not waning to wreck my tools I would never be that hardup

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks good experience

Just asking a couple questions..the wood I have is 100 year old exact 2x10… client wants to have the barn look on the top but have to get it relatively flat on the bottom for legs…anyway any secrets to epoxy on top to give a nice even surface…other than dump it all over and let it settle…am i missing something..and any tips on making a X set of legs with a miter..:

I watched several time , still I can't figure out how to make molding jig . how that wood sting that place no clamping ,can you explain ,Thanks Billy ,you are very smart ,thanks

What are the angles On the miter saw jig?

You move so fast, are you bionic? lol

Very good and brief video! Im going to attempt this today to replace two rotting ramps on a walkway bridge I made over our stream so our lawn tractor can cross over

A list of supplies would have been nice! I had to play it like 5 times to make sure I didn't miss anything LOL

Nice, nice, very nice. However, you can make it better. Just google Woodprix and learn how to do it easily.

Hey Billy nice job. Like to discuss the track saw you used if you don't mind? How do you like it and does the connector for longer track keep the track in glue line straightness? I had another brand and it moved ever so much to affect gluelune mess. I had to flip it over all the time using 12ft and connections did not keep tight. Will say more when you reply.