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What is "Dioser Technology"? Never heard of "Dioser" on any other site other than Longer website and in the description of this video.

I am a little disappointed that you didn't do any metals

This is SO useful as someone having anxiety about buying a 230 cheap laser engraver

Question based on my own uncertainty: I have heard some people say the correct measurement won’t work if you are not turning the table saw blade back and remeasuring the same spot after spun. Further, when you measure the front of the table saw blade, marking where you measure, spinning the blade with same spot now spun to the backside is this method I’ve heard. Have you heard of this? Your video is the first I’ve seen that doesn’t suggest this and am wondering what’s going on mathematically if this is or isn’t the case. No clue, just a curious wood worker. Thanks ! Love your vids

This is pretty amazing, super creative and came out excellent. This has to be the best home built enclosure I’ve personally ever seen done. Especially that acrylic bending trick, awesome. I do have a question since I don’t do wood working, why those types of nails instead of screws? I understand the ease of use but is it as strong or durable as a screw long term?

Oh no we lost another one to Xtool. Sad day boys.

Pretty impressive tool indeed, man! Congrats! 😃 The process seems really simple! That's always a plus. Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Man. I get its edited and stuff.. but some ur woodworking..u make it look so easy.. i struggle to have strait cuts pushing through a table saw... hahaha

Probably need to wash that honeycomb

Nice video and interesting project. My only advice is to get rid of the background music. Not needed and too loud.

Isn't it the roller diameter actually the diameter of the spinning rollers on the rotary tool?

Man I'd like to see a whole video of just the lighting. I'm about to turn a whole bedroom into a walk in closet and I want lighting like this. I'm a decent carpenter but I know next to nothing about electricity. How are these 12v LEDs powered?

Bravo bon travail

Beautiful production? I have an old delta 580, 20" and thinking about the upgrade. Not the same design, but a nice mechanical overview and well done.

What about acrylic/plexiglass? Can it engrave and cut that material well also?

It’s a good video but you didn’t elaborate on some details I.e. the boxes was 20 inches because of your space constraints but 24 inches would have been ideal.

Keeping that bullet in the build and keeping it visible was a really nice touch!

Amazing work my friend you are an artist!🎉

Really nice work 😍 Envy those tool's tho 😅 Well done 💪 Carpenter Rune 🇧🇻

respect bro

These videos are helpful and you talk more about hand tools than other woodworking on youtube. I know know getting a good quality hand plane ain’t negotiable.

For future knowledge...you can soldier your power and ground wires directly to the cut pads on the LED strips. It will save you time and space.

I'm no expert at steam bending, but I've been researching this for years to hopefully make steam bend drum shells and wood hoops once I've mastered the process. A few things you should look into: 1 - Check out the videos by Engels Coach shop, he has tons of helpful info on steam bending. 2 - Material you want to bend, has to be free from knots and as straight grain as possible. You want the grain on the edges of each strip to run straight / parallel to the edge. Wavy / diagonal grain is more likely to fail. If using kiln dried wood, you want to soak it for a few days, then steam it for 2 hours per inch of thickness. 1 hour per inch is the rule of thumb for air dried wood, but for kiln dried you should double this cook time! 3 - Compression strap! For bending anything over 1/4" you really need to use a compression strap. Not just a piece of metal or nylon webbing to go around the outside, the wood needs to be restrained somehow at the ends to stop it sliding along the strap as you bend it around the form. This stops the outside wood fibers from stretching as you bend, forcing the inside of the strip into compression. Wood can't stretch very much before it breaks, but it can be compressed a lot. The compression strap takes all the tension, forcing the wood into compression. You might get away with just clamping the strip of wood to the strap, but for thicker bends, you will probably need end stops on the strap. Have a look at the Veritas steam bending straps from Lee Valley. Galvanised steel banding / fixing straps work well to make your own strap clamp. 4 - For bending complete circles, like in your first design, you really need to cut scarf joints on the strips, so the ends of each strip of wood are tapered to a point. The tapered section should be at least 2" long, but ideally nearer 3 to 4". Then the ends need to overlap each other and the two tapered surfaces are glued together to give you a good strong glue joint. Butt joints will never work well, because you can never get the strip to bend evenly all the way to the end, so you always end up with a bit of a flat spot. The scarf joints help with this issue as the ends are tapered away to a point making it easier to bend towards the ends! Hope this helps!

Why not cut the strip to the exact length before bending.

Great work. Lovely drawer fronts.

@7min50 - „The Wall Side of the Moon“ = new Pink Floyd album ?!?! Great video, thanks for sharing

Very nicely done Sir , your way of installing the felt liners is brilliant !👍 the only thing I'd do differently if I were to build one for my self would be to change the hardware to a darker version of aged antique brass or even a cast iron which would blend in with the Walnut even better (imho) I'm not really a fan for shiny chrome with wood / 🙏🙏😸😺

Incredible detail. Just WOW! Very impressive. Thanks for sharing.

I do not undertand why you don't have more subscribers. The content is educational, well filmed and edited + your voice is pleasant. That should be a winning formula.

Good work ! Thanks for sharing your passion, know-how and inspiration ! From France

You more than earned my subscription with this video. Subscribed!

Very Well done. Busted knuckle and all. Thanks.

As always, great job brotha!

Thnx a lot! You helped a lot!

Awesome work! Can you offer plans for sale?

Nice piece, but you whipped through the build a little too quickly to really understand what you were doing in some steps. I hope you do a slower edit of this build with a little more detail. I reckon a 20-30min version would do your skills more justice. Really nice job thouugh. This type of tool chest is on my project to do list

I ‘d like to see this done in more detail over 4 or 5 episodes. With plans. In metric! I had you until metric? 😂

Very Impressed.

Lovely wood, beautiful build.

The blue suede combined with the walnut made me feel things

That's just beautiful, thanks for sharing! I might scale this down somewhat for a jewellery box. And wow, _great_ tip for gluing the material to a precut backer before inserting it, I always make a meal of that step! 👍

I'd definitely love to see this done primarily with hand tools! 👍

Nice work mate 👍🇦🇺

Metal

Really nice project as always. - Chris

Thanks, it was helpful.

Man, what a beautiful chest! Amazing work!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

I installed this fence on my Laguna 14|12 and have enjoyed the results. Worked through all the issues except the sharp corners, Dad would use duck tape. I like your solution, would you be interested in making another set for a fellow user? I just subscribed to your channel.

Can you control the depth of the cuts to cut mold cavities into aluminum for example?

It's things like these I wonder if people with the means have people like yourself make for them. It's things like these that become or are artifacts.