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This project is incredible! Great job!

Awesome!!!

Wow, that is pretty cool!

I am sure we could think of somethign to make that work. You might also be able to add a second block spaced an inch or so away. Then you could use that as a "target" of sorts. Hope that idea helps!

thank you!

wow, thats wild! Well, I'm glad that I was able to share a better way!

Pretty much!

The swivel was really one the main concerns when figuring out the design, really glad you like it!Be sure to come back here and hit the 'I Made It" button when you make your own! Id love to see what you come up with!

haha, it definitely has that look doesnt it?

Thank you!

Yep, thats the one! I have a link to it in supplies if you need one. Great little switches, really handy!

Thank! Not quite finished yet, hoping to do that this weekend! Ill definitly be posting a new instructables + video, so be sure subscribe/follow to keep an eye out for that!

No, but that is an awesome idea! Ill have to try it next time!

Thank you!

thank you! I can't wait to make more upgrades!

Totally! Made a big difference, and we actually use it pretty much every night while camping. Its a great way to just chill and read before visiting dreamland.

YES! That is awesome! Now I kinda want to load mine up with a little esspresso!

Hey! Thanks for noticing that! If you check out the other instructables about how I built the entire set of drawer units, I explain it a little better. But all in all, pretty happy with the look. :-)

Thanks! I did consider that. I think you could actually just use the jig as shown, but dont cut out the waste with a bandsaw, and down cut all the way through with the bit. Then use a dove tail bit to create an undercut. Ive been meaning to test this out, but just havn't gotten around to it yet. :-)

Thank you!

Absolutely no problem, I totally understand. I hope you were able find out how the download the plans. Definitely let me know if it is still giving you trouble, I am always happy to help. :-)

soon!! I am actually working on them right now, and hope to release the video and plans on Tuesday, 3/9/21 (how is that for commitment?)The Instructables will follow a few days or even a week later, so the best way to keep up with me is to follow on Youtube and/or Instagram.

The plans for the outfeed table are totally free. When you go to the Gumroad site, you simply need to type in "$0." No need for a credit card or anything. The next page will be the download page for the plans, and the link will also be sent to your email.Feel free to send me a message, and I would be happy to help you out!

Thanks! Glad that you liked it!

Right on! Yeah, instead of the feet on the bottom, you could do elbow/returns, basically so that the top and bottom are the same. Just bolt the flanges to the wall and BAM! Awesome industrial style shelving! Who needs floors anyways?

hey!

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

Very true!

Totally true! I used the drywall screws because a) they were black and b) I used 12 of them (4 per flange) so I think it will be plenty strong.

Totally! They have it on Amazon I think, sometimes Ive seen it at HD and Lowes. For this project, i was working against a deadline (christmas) so I stuck with what I could get - even though I knew it would cost slightly more.

That would be awesome! You should totally make it happen!

as long as you clean the pipe parts really well with mineral spirits, the paint should stick really well. I used Rustoleum 2x, which is a primer+paint and is really durable.

Absolutely! I touched on this a bit in the video, but I didn't really explain the reason for making the mark right at the tooth gullet. Too far forward, or too far backwords, will have a direct effect on the actual circle diamter. Somehow, I got mine dialed in perfectly the first time....so this aspect was a bit of an afterthought.Thanks!

Lol, that would have been funny. But actually.... My various combo squares have a side for base 10 fractions. So 1/10, 1/5, 3/10" etc. It's actually super confusing. Not really a fan to be honest.

Got to crank that volume! Haha. Thanks for checking it out anyways!

Glad you liked it!

No problem! Glad you liked it!

Glad you liked it! Sanding off those saw marks by hand would have been terrible!