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Some noteworthy features are: washers, hinges, pivot rod, gasket punch are all shop-made, thus economy of construction is realized. Using just 2 rigid casters and a tow-bar for placement, this unit is as stable as a tombstone, yet floats across the shop floor when stored against a wall. The video is a journal of the build, only moderate skill is needed to reconstruct.
-Hank
lol, omg that was hilarious. I loved every second of that video, and left you the 1st comment.
I live next to a beach as well, wheres your beach?
Very nice Hank, I enjoyed the table, I enjoyed your video and the journal that goes with it.
Nice video. Nice Borodin too.
Thanks Aaron, yours was the first in fact!
I figure if they can use him in a turkey if a movie- "Fire Maidens From Outer Space" (1956) that gets riffed by MST 3K, I can use him in a woodworking video.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bart Nadeau
Thanks Bart.
Well Jeff, the final wrap party with cast and crew was a blowout- just basically me and a bottle of Welch's grape juice- but the vids are always fun to make!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff Monson
Thanks for posting this Hank. Great economical and functional design and execution. And your video put a big smile to my face!
Outstanding in both areas:D
A lot of people have wondered about a replacement for Norm.
Ta da!!!
Instead of flannel shirts and blue jeans, it's hawaiian shirts and baggies.
Gotta love it.:cool:
Most excellent, both the flip top and the video.
Thanks