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Thanks Adam! Let me know if you decide to make it, it'd love to see it.

Thank you so much!

Man, you are just full of negativity. You also left a negative comment on the YouTube video.

Dude, this is OUTSTANDING work. Can't wait to really dig into this later.

Go for it!

Thanks!

A CNC made exclusively from hand tools might create a black hole. :)

Awesome!

I appreciate it!

The issue with Walnut Oil is that some folks are allergic to nuts and nut oils. Might as well just use Mineral Oil, it's cheap and readily available at most drug stores.

Thanks! Yes, I totally forgot to add my stamp before applying the finish! A good planer is an invaluable tool in the woodworking shop, I use mine almost daily.

Recreating all of that info here on Instructables would be too much work. The exact measurements and cutting diagrams are available on my website. Thanks!

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Thank you!

Thanks!

Yea, it's kind of tough to record but it's got plenty of snare sound in real life. If you listen after I stop playing guitar, you can hear it a little better.

I figured this was good for practicing, plus I really like the blue hints in this beetle kill pine. Thanks!

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That's a cool idea! Thanks, glad you enjoyed the project.

I always use a riving knife as well.

Thank you!

That is planned for the near future. I should be getting a CNC in the next few weeks and plan to cut some chainring shaped pieces out of the left over ¼" plywood. Should look pretty sweet!

Thanks!

Nice, have fun!

Awesome! And I try to hose them off after almost every ride. :)

That would probably work but it would be extremely awkward to get the bike up onto the hook by lifting the rear tire. In this design, you use the handlebars to lift the bike, much simpler.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Hah!

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Nice!

Thanks!

Thanks, it was very simple to make!

Nice, I like that idea!

That would definitely work! Weirdly enough, my local Lowes doesn't carry cedar fencing. Annoying.

Thanks so much!