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Neat! I had no idea, thanks for the info :)

My pleasure! As with all things in life, wood working is a learning process, I try to share anything that I learn along the way to save other the time :)

Thanks for checking it out!

You're very welcome! Metal work is something that isn't often discussed, but its more accesible than many people think

Thanks! In the near future I plan on doing a shop tour video, so keep an eye out for that :)

My drumsander is a Supermax 19-38, the chop saw is a Makita LC1230

Thank you so much!

Thanks! I know there are a lot of rivertables out there so I wanted to dry and go a bit more geometric to set myself apart from the crowd :)

Its still there, and getting lots of use :)

Thank you! There's a lot of other great entries though, tough competition!

As soon as I can! I'm working on it as we speak :)

Thanks for checking out this one too! I really appreciate it, and I hope you're right. Time will tell :)

Thank you so much!

Haha thanks Jessy, sometimes you've got just to improvise on site. It's rarely elegant or pretty, but it gets the job done :)

Thanks! and that sounds like a great idea. I'd love to do vertical floor mounted version of this light in the future.

Working from the floor up would've been a bit tricky because my floor isn't perfectly level. This allowed me to have a full piece that was installed perfectly level where you'll see it, and the uneven cut pieces are hidden down low where you aren't as likely to see them or notice.

Thanks Shoni! Glad I could help :)

Thanks Bryan! I hope so :) Hopefully my instructable is informative enough that people feel like they can take it on!

I don't know to be honest! I'm eyeball some Herman Miller chairs, but they are very expensive, I'll probably have to save for a while. The computers specs are: Core i7 9700k, Geforce 1080ti, 32gb DDR4-3200mhz, Z370 Aurorus Ultra, 1000Watt PSU, 2 x 2tb NVME, 1 tb NVME + 30TB (3 x 10TB) long term storage on a NAS.

Thank you and I saw your desk as part of my research for this project! Great job!

Thank you so much!

The fleximounts are great! I love them. GoPro footage though.... I can never seem to get it to look nice enough to be usable :(

It probably would have been ya! I don't always do things in the right order haha. Thanks!

Thanks! and ya, the paint I used is Sicos furniture paint in flat black.

I was aware of this going into the project. I'm fairly sure I even mentioned it in a couple of spots. I don't have the ears to hear the difference the diffraction might make.

Thanks so much! Much apprecaited :)

Indeed, I should've been more clear there. I bought 50 board feet because you always lose a certain percentage when you're milling it and cutting it for use. So by the time I had the wood all cleaned up and ready to go 40 board feet were left from the original 50.

Thanks, and I'm happy to say thermals are well controlled. I did a lot of testing to make sure that everything stayed cool on this build. Even with a 5ghz overclock on the CPU and an overclock on the GPU, everything stays well within its operating threshold with no thermal throttling.

Perhaps you missed the step where I showed grill at the back of the cabinet?

Thanks Penolopy! I know it was a long one, I appreaciate you taking the time to check it out!

Haha I love Bing way too much, so whenever I mention her publically I'm always conscious to tone it down a bit. I'll be posting some projects in the future that are pretty Bing centric ;)

Haha ya, this project was done prior to building the new one!

Haha thank you Penolopy!

Fantastic! Glad I could help Dave :)

Thank you!

Thanks Penolopy!

Thanks man!

Thank you so much Lesa :)

Thank you! and ya the airgap was important to me, otherwise it would likely burn my workbench every time I used it. The airgap keeps the heat up top.

Thats awesome man! So glad I could help you. I figured I wouldn't be the only one in the world who needed an occasional welding table :)

That's beatiful! Did you glue the board to each other, or is there some sort of backing that all of the boards are attached to?

Thanks Bryan! I didnt know you were on instructables too. Good to see a familiar face, hope all is well with you!

Thank you Natalina!

Thank you so much!