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I think I love you!! 😂 Thanks for this useful video

I just noticed that you are back. Looking good. I see I have a few videos to watch and catch up on. Thanks.

That's a brilliant idea...nice lathe too by the way... and I really like those gloves, I'd like to get a pair of them

I'm so glad you're back. RUclips does not properly promote the people we follow. I'm sorry I'm just now seeing your videos.

Once again you have nailed it

Thank u thank u for this video.

Brilliant- thanks!

THANK YOU BODY

This saved my bacon today.

Thank you bro, my table saw it's pretty different but your method work like a charm, thanks for share.

I'd wear some heavy gloves too to protect from a shattering drill bit. Thanks for the tip WoodMan!

Thank you super helpful saved a load of time.

My mom chose this poem to be read at her memorial. Sorry for your loss my man.

I'm all about the alpine butterfly, but slip knot is much faster and gives you the same mechanical advantage. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing.

would this be the original over/under winding? I've watched other videos and you're the only one who does it this way.

Love the videos and also the pups. I was sad to hear when Poco (I hope I remember that correctly) passed.

next time you can try sprinkling little salt on the glue. the salt will stop the pieces from sliding around during this kind of glue up. and the salt will melt away..not too much...few grains does the trick. although i admire your patience and keen eye for not getting frustrated with the sliding around and clamps dropping. Thank you again for sharing your journey, tips, advice and process. watching your videos is not only educational but almost therapeutic. i look forward to your videos. thank you Allan

so simple and safe 😂 tq

Awesome work!

It seems to me that 1hp is plenty. You've turned some pretty big stuff on that lathe and the motor has held up fine. Better safe than sore! Take care.

I really enjoy learning the logic behind the arrangement of a persons shop/workspace, and the creative solutions to problems. One question: in an older video you mentioned that your table saw hight was 40", but if you had it to do over again, you would go 42", maybe 43"... I'm curious, what's the height in your new shop? Standing a bit over 6'2", I'm in the process of building a riser for my table saw which will be about 42" tall. Seen very few people go 40" or taller... perhaps they're too busy working comfortably-- HA! Enjoyed this series~

Super cool nice well done and extra clean work as usual, congrats!

woohoo glad to see a new video thanks for sharing some new stuff

Your videos really bring me back to when I first got into woodworking. You’re such a great teacher that really dives into the details. Love it.

10 years older than me, chief, showing the way of the shaved gorilla. Love you man.

i agree , we began making rustic furniture looking at your videos about 8 years ago and now i´m still watching your skillfull videos to understand more of this, our passion, thank you good man, maybe, unconciously i took the sound of your youtube channel and my real last name so to mixture and we name our humble company "woodmanndesign" 😁

Nice work 😊

I’ve been a fan for years now! I love your videos and how you thoroughly explain your process

Hello!) Glad to see you doing well) What kind of saw set on you band saw?

Has Mitutoyo ceased making combination squares or am I looking in all the wrong places?

Awesome, looking forward to your excellent content!

I'm really going to enjoy watching this series. Looking forward to more. Take care.

Is your lathe home made? Plans?

As always, precision precision precision. Thx Alan, I learn a lot from your mindset (and ideas)

Don’t you have to rinse the mineral spirits out of the rush at rhe end

Great hack

I was happliy surprised to see a dot next to your channel and then deeply saddened to see the title. I used to love watching Papi helping you around your shop. My deepest condolences on the loss of a obviously deeply loved family member. Rest in peace, Papi.

What a powerful testament to the human-animal bond! Thanks for sharing Papi with so many. Paul Brandt

Welcome back. How about Barrel carousel

this was sooooo helpful and much safer for me. Thanks

I don't doubt the quality of this piece, but I'm interested in the math behind. Let's assume you have a 2-3 feet (1m) radius protractor so set your fence directly at the saw. How inaccurate would a (ex) 15 segment (12.0) degree be? Assuming as example the short end of the triangle is less that 1mm /1/16" off? Of course the shorter your protractor is, the more error would multiply. Good to see videos from you again.

Rock on Woodman. Rock on !

Wow, what a beautiful piece. Looking forward to the series.

How about curved scrapers? I want to make one that fits a handrail profile and wonder if it's possible.

did the part where you show how to make the jig get cut out?

Fantastic tribute Losing a four-legged friend is an underestimated grieving experience in our society. Wishing you peace and love and fond memories.

Man you are methodical with organization and having it all set up for you its cool cause hou can see te years of learning

Good Idea, Planning on coming up with something similar

Excellent 💯

What a great tribute to Papi. Weiner dogs are the best. They always have to be with you. So sorry for your loss. He was special.