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I am curious as to why you didn't just trim 1/2 mm off the bottom projection on each side. This would appear to have negligible impact on the drawer projections and the trimmed drawer bottoms would remain compatible with the prior frames. It would appear to take only minutes to run the drawers through the table saw trimming each side. The overall drawer width would remain unchanged so that the drawers would remain centered in the opening. Am I missing something about that solution?

You could probably use a vise for the pressing step as long as you made sure it pressed on the form insert to avoid crushing the walls. Without having to apply the force yourself, as with the press, the increased time to dissipate the heat wouldn't matter. I imagine you could leave the box in the press while you cut out the next box. That would mean sequecnal production rather than batching. So more workspace required and potentially a loss in efficiency. If you had to forms then you could still batch. Long and short perhaps 🤷‍♂️

¿How much would the cost of making one of these roughly be?

YES!!! The question is, is the circumference of the brass pieces measured along the outside or the inside? Might sound like a stupid question to some but I have bought things which didn't fit properly because the measurements were based on a side I was not needing.

I just bought the plans. One day I'll build an entire fleet of these drawers. Awesome work.

Excellent design, Jer.

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Hello, do you have plans to sell? I found your project very interesting. Thanks.

Terrific idea, Jer!

Great job!

There is a much easier way to weld this diy square tube! Here a instruction on how i did it and it was so simple while holding tight toleranzes( i made it with the metric plans): Take the 40mm squarebar as normal and clamp one of two 50mm with flatbar onto the side of the squarebare with two clamps (tight them to max). Then clamp down on of the 40mm flatbar and weld it into an L shape( also clamp it tight). Then lose the clamps and look to the angle and make it 90⁰ to another(probably warped). After that clamp the L shape piece onto the square bar again and put the other 40mm flatbar to the other side of the 50mm flatbar(It should look like a U shape) [PUT SHIMS BETWEEN THE L SHAPE PIECE AND SECOND 40MM FLATBAR TO CREATE A SMALL GAP FOR CLEARENCE, i used 2-3 soda can shims and one paper folded once] After you have weld the u shape you can take it off of the squarebar and make it square again. Then you clamp it down one the squarebar again and put the second 50mm flatbar onto the U-Shape piece and put shims under it( again 2-3 soda can shims and a folded pice of paper two layers thick) you only have to clamp it slightly at the last part or it will be get stuck a one point. All other weld can be clamped very hard. The upside is you can weld it solid and warping will not effect it activly. And you will not spend more time then in the "Normal" way. I probably will make a video and show it. I am sorry for my writing, it not my best😂 for any quastions please comment under this comment.

Почему вперед ставят колесо меньшего диаметра?

Over the 7 years since the the idea was shared I had the idea of three wheels being better. Now I’ve made a list of pros/cons. Tipping a tiny amount on a relatively smooth floor doesn’t seem like a priority. Wide enough three wheel is stable but four wheels rescues the directions it can tip by a great amount. Seems like a toss up and I’ll likely end up making both.

If you add the gussets you can improve the load quite a bit without increasing the weight much.

Would love to meet up and see your bike! I also made a version of @PhilVandelay's bike.

Why did you decide to go with a butt joint on the top of the cabinet? Do you think that will hold up?

I bought a rivet nut tool and it came with a variety of threaded inserts for less than $20 at Harbor Freight

Good 4 the environment

Lovely

What is the wall thickness that you are using? 1/16"?

The tone frequency coming off that metal lathe.😣

Thanks for very well round making tool design

Thanks for the good design

Thanks for your effort and these 3 good videos. You are working precise, clean, and you know what are building and how. I enjoyed your work. You have build a work of art however it did not functioned as you expected. I have no knowledge in aerodynamik but I guess if you use a less heavy motor, it will function better because I think it is as heavy that it does not allow dust to fall because of its little weight. You need a gigantic twister (part 1) for such powerful motor. I hope my opinion be a help. Thanks

beautiful and creative. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you always happy and full of energy66❤❤❤

Brilliant

What RPM does this run at? I have the same motor n VFD but I can only hit 834rpms on 220v. Unless I have my jumpers wrong I can’t figure it out

Has anybody made these with imperial plywood and not metric? Were there any particular challenges and changing the dimensions?

Hi! Fantastic work, congratulations! Where can I download the drawings?

I bought this plan and have no idea how to download it. Etsy is terrible. What do I do now?

Hey Jer, hope things are going well. No pressure, just wanted to let you know I'm sure I'm not the only one missing your content and wishing you well.

I would not recommend using a long bolt because weld spatter in the threads could damage the nut upon removal and cutting the nut out could be difficult. Also, I would use flanged nuts so that the fabricated tool can be made from a box end wrench.

Buenos días Jer Soy de Bolivia Me emociona mucho tus videos desde hace unos años atr'as, referente a tu lijadora, me gustaría contar con una, pero antes saber su costo si seria accesible

😮😮😮 LACK OF EXPERIENCE HERE ,, MORE THAN ONE WAY TO ENTER THE HOUSE ,, NOT JUST FRONT DOOR ,, BUT THATS ALL YOU SEE ,, ***. LAY OUT ⁉️ *** CAN TELL YOU HOW TO FIX THIS ,,, GOOD LUCK ,,DOWN THE BUNNY TRAIL ,,

You can do anything you want to, and for that you should be proud, and yes, the Cyclone "Looks Cool!"

Oneida ain't got nothing on you Jer!

I purchased the Imperial set of plans and trying to send them to a 3rd party to cut out. Will I have to buy another set of plans and can I have them sent to the 3rd party?

very clever 👍

Cardware boxes if you will

This is one of my most re-watched vid. I really like your attention to precision measurements and your custom jigs. I would love to see a nerd out vid on measurements and jigs. THANK YOU!

Help this guy out by watching the whole video, just give any comment, click thumbs up. and subscribe if you like it, he deserves it.

Your balancing technique is excellent

Sweden here: I watched your buildings for more than a year ago. At that time I did not had so many workshop tools. I started to bauy the most importand ones, and starting to see what to build. Your work and craftmanship, and above all your enthusiasm :) is hillarious and fantastic. Also all work you put in video editing is nice to see. I know how much work it is behind it all. I went to see your plans, and right now decided to buy them. I have no doubt, that they are bad in any way. If you lack projects, maybee a metal table saw ? Now on my way to pay your plans :) Have a Nice day // Dick S Sweden .

Somehow, I do not think this is what you usually mean when you say "If you can't make it perfect, then at least make it adjustable." :D

Impressive man, my favorite part was at 11:41

Too much hang out with that 5" bar in the lathe, use a centre drill and support it with a centre support to stop the chatter...

Yes I like it but do u have a pdf tile with measurements or can I download the size

I have to ask. You are cutting out your housing pieces on your cnc router. Why not just use the cnc router to cut them out?

Are you there, my friend? :-)