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Thanks for the love!

Am I the only guy who wears leather skirts? :D

Well it's MY leg, so you be the judge ;) haha

Careful, or I'll have to boot you out of the comment section! :D

Put a sock in it Sam ;)

Well, thank you on a couple of different levels!

Thanks for the love, but you should be slapped for complaining about a 3 car garage! hahaha Just added a link to a new video with more details about the vertical drawers, I'm in love with them too :)

haha! I'd love to organize my home the same way, but have a feeling my wife wouldn't be a fan :D

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Thanks!! Yep, I've been doing this since I was a teenagers, so I'm happy to share with everyone what I've learn through the years so they can build the same!

Nope, not yet but I'm going to be doing that soon. Actually, if you look back at the original build of the top unit, that hung off the back of the workbench enough to run a dust collection line behind it and up through the cabinet into the miter saw station unit. I never ended up doing that since I was only in that shop for a year, but my plan is to just run a pipe along the top of the cabinet and popping it in through the top of the miter saw station unit now.

Thanks!! Hope you can build these someday too

I didn't install DC in the unit yet, but I'm going to be doing that soon. Actually, if you look at the back of the top unit, it hangs off the back of the workbench enough to run a dust collection line behind it and up through the cabinet into the miter saw station unit. I have sense moved from this shop though and am planning on a new DC configuration in the new shop.

Let's recap what I provided you entirely for free:1. Build video showing the details of the cabinet boxes2. Build video showing the details of the drawers3. Build video detailing the fence and other final details4. Q&A video answering many questions from the build video5. Full write-up through 13 steps with photos for every step of the process6. Full list of tools and materials needed for the buildMy apologies though for wanting to feed my family...

Not sure if you haven't heard that term before, or if you're just being a pendant.Bombproof- "extremely sturdy or durable"https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bombproof

Not sure if you haven't heard that term before, or if you're just being a pedant.Bombproof- "extremely sturdy or durable"https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bombproof

Wait, what was the giveaway? haha!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the videos!

Thanks! I've actually been using this for a year now and am just getting around to properly documenting it hana. I was a little sceptical about those at first too but it doesn't look like I'll have to replace any of them any time soon

My miter saw station is very different from his, but Jay's a buddy of mine. Those pulls are actually the leftovers and rejects from his build ?

eh, not bad.

You'd better believe I'd show up here!! :D

alright we'll call it even then ;)

alright we'll call it even then ?

alright we'll call it even then ?

I don't have a chance against this! All I made was a bowl hahahaVoted for you anyway :D

1. This is in fact an instructable, I've provided full instructions, documentation, and even several full build videos of the build process that have taken countless hours of my life to produce.2. It's not really a disguise, I'm perfectly up front with the plans. All the info is right there in the link so if I'm trying to disguise it I'm doing a pretty bad job :)

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with you, but thank you for reading my Instructable!

Thanks! :)

I'm in DC now, but used to live there! Really miss that place, it was amazing. This project is actually from a couple of years ago and I just got around to doccumenting it now haha

Thanks!

Thanks for the love! Depends a lot on the materials used, but these ones made of clear cedar and finished go for $500 a piece

Awesome to hear!

Thanks Sam!

Thanks!! The spalting was such a great find! Probably caused by whatever make the branch fall off the tree, but that's good with me :)

Awesome!! :D I love this one too, not the highest quality, but such a fun video and brings me back to autumn every time that I watch it.

ha! my favorite face shield ;)

Thanks so much for the love Sam!

I haven't filled up the barrel yet, but I'll be curious to see if that changes anything. Gut feeling is that it won't effect it much because sawdust isn't super heavy and this thing is really steady the way the base is constructed and with the extra weight from the concrete in the base.

Thanks Alex!

I liked it up top because it was right at eye level for me and was the most convenient spot for accessibility for me, but also for running the hoses between the different units.

Thanks!! It was tough to get the color right, but I haven't gotten any complaints so I think I got it :D

Thanks man! I doubted it during the process, but it was worth it in the end :)

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You just have to drive fast enough! ;)

These are just intended for display, BUT the danger of pallets has been very over-inflated. Methyl bromide pallet treatment is what people mostly worry about, but that is rarely used these days when almost all pallets are heat treated instead (you just have to look for the HT stamp like these had on them). The second concern is chemicals spilling on the pallets, but if you find clean pallets, you generally have nothing to worry about. Double check and make sure that you know they are only used once so they're clean or alternatively custom sized pallets are almost always single use and easy to find. Plus, after all that, shaving off the outer layer gets rid of all of the grime and the concentration of anything left is negligible. Ultimately these are for display use only anyway so we hav...

These are just intended for display, BUT the danger of pallets has been very over-inflated. Methyl bromide pallet treatment is what people mostly worry about, but that is rarely used these days when almost all pallets are heat treated instead (you just have to look for the HT stamp like these had on them). The second concern is chemicals spilling on the pallets, but if you find clean pallets, you generally have nothing to worry about. Double check and make sure that you know they are only used once so they're clean or alternatively custom sized pallets are almost always single use and easy to find. Plus, after all that, shaving off the outer layer gets rid of all of the grime and the concentration of anything left is negligible. Ultimately these are for display use only anyway so we have no worries.

haha exactly! :)

Thanks so much for the love!!