AverageJoesJoinery

Thanks mate! I'm really glad you found it helpful. :)

Thanks mate! They are very handy indeed :)

Thanks! It really makes the job simple. I kept the guide to 6mm thick so I could maximise the cut depth of the saw. The thicker the guide, the shallower the saw can cut

Thanks mate! Glad you found it helpful. I havent made an 8ft one yet but it is on my list. I just didnt have the material on hand. I ended up shuffling the board along when I needed to make longer then 4ft cuts :)

We are always responsible for our own safety. There is a long list of what COULD happen. As long as you are confident and thoughtful about what you are doing you will be safe. Of course accidents always happen. Don't ever do anything you aren't comfortable with, if you aren't confident in what you are doing don't do it.

Thanks mate! I'm from Wolverhampton so not too far from you :) I switched to just metric when it was personal to me. Those measurements aren't ones that people would use exactly because it depends on the size of their saw :)

I have seen a few people using foam to cut on and I do like the idea but as others have mentioned I wouldn't be a fan of the dust.

Luckily we have much better balance when bare foot. I took off my shoes because i was climbing all over the MDF when cutting it. I didn't want to dirty the surface. I was on my knees with me feet well out of the way of the saw so there wasnt any chance of losing toes haha

It is similar yes. I haven't seen that instructable before.

Thats verys kind of you to say, thank you! :)

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Thanks Cheryl! Im really glad you found it helpful :) I see that you have subscribed to me on here thank you! I hope you get some inspiration from what I make :) I also have a youtube channel if you're interested - www.youtube.com/user/AverageJoesJoinery

Thanks mate! :)

Thank you Chris! Im glad you liked it and thanks for voting too :)

Thank you! :)

Thanks mate! :)

Thanks mate! I find routing by hand very theraputic. Its actually very easy to do too. Im really glad you liked the project and the ibble too.

Thanks mate! Definitely a good technique to apply to many different designs. This would look great it any man cave I recon haha

Thanks mate! I had a lot of fun making it :)

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Thank you! Im going to America on Thursday lol I cant wait ?

Thank you! Great to hear you are going to make a business card holder ??

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Thank you! Im really glad you liked it :)

Haha Thank you for your support! I really appreciate it :)

Thank you! Thats very kind of you to say :) Im really glad you liked the instructable and its great to hear that you have seen some methods you would like to try :)

Thats a great idea! It would work really well for that use :)

The white also gets transfered to the wood. I didnt want a white background so I cut the shape out first :)

Thank you! Glad you liked it :)

Haha of course! :)

Im sorry but I didnt make a note of the exact sizes. I just used what I had a already

For this I used about half a pack of Milliput. I always use more than is really needed though to be on the safe side.

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Thank you! :)

Thank you! Have fun with the project :)

Nice! That will make a great gift :)

Thanks! Its a simple tip but effective haha

Thank you! I was originaly going add a locking peg for the front legs but I found the weight of the table held them in place. It cant hurt to have the extra stability though. Have fun with the shapeoko 3 XXL

Thank you! Im sure you will enjoy the process :)

Thank you Jennifer! Im really glad you found it useful. Those transfers turned out great. I think you're right, if your rough up the tile surface it would help a lot with adhesion. The colours look to have transfered really well! Like you say it gets lost a little on the similar coloured wood but on the tile its very vibrant! Great idea to make a sign too. I like the subtle suggestion to your neighbour to leave them be and let nature takes its course.

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Thanks! I always enjoy the simple projects best haha

Thanks mate! I really appreciate it :)

The nails I used were steel wire nails, not advised to cut with a regular saw really. A hacksaw should work great just a lot more effort haha. Glad you like the idea :)

Thanks! I really like the contrast of metal & wood, I think they work well together. Not all saw can cut wood with metal. I was using Evolution Power Tools. Their range of saws is designed to cut wood, wood with nails and steel. :)

I'm sure you will reach that very soon mate :)

Thanks! Yeah I think thin aluminium should be fine on regular woodworking saws. Would create the same effect :)

Thanks mate! Yeah I just checked it out. Great stuff! :)

Thanks! Glad you liked it :)

Haha Thanks! Making the drinks taste better would be a nice feature lol

I prefer the clear coat myself but a tinted colour coat couls look nice. A polyurethane should offer enough protection from water. Something like a yacht varnish would be brilliant too :)

This is brilliant mate! Nicely done :)

I dont know about how the blades are made but the its a carbide tipped blade