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That's just simply the best answer ever to majority of my problems in life.

This was a really funny video and I loved to hear Rex in the role of the therapist before he even showed his face 😅 Thank you! BTW, this fear of failing is exactly why I am afraid of going to my workshop and starting a project. When already started, all good, but to make me start it really takes a lot of mental power... 😊

Within 30 seconds I knew I’d like this guy

My goodness, talk about guilding the lily.... you not heard of wedges!?

Old guy sanding 🤣

I’ve been accused of over subscribing to channels to the point I can’t keep ‘em all straight. You, however, have a couch in your shop! No way I can’t keep you straight. I’m at least going to put a recliner in mine. I really like the idea of building a bench around me. That’s the next thing after the recliner.

GET OUT OF MY SHOP. It’s obvious that your daughters are awesome and that you love them to pieces.

I’m so glad you involved your girls when you built your work bench.

You should build a homemmade drum sander that uses your flexispot table, to adjust the height.

You know what you can do in less than 2 hrs that would simulate this? A vertical dowel on one jaw. When the back side of the part is clamped against a single point, it doesn't matter if it's not parallel. -washed up diemaker with 20 years of experience watching youtube videos.

Wow that's an amazing idea. Thanks for sharing. Will be sharing with all my woodworker friends/family

The Rex Krueger cameo was awesome!

Fantastic idea! Thanks.

Awesome video. Thanks. Any idea where you got the flexible ruler with the tick holes in it from? That is a great tool.

A little bit out-dated, my family have been doing this with our vices for over 50 yrs. This is only another variant of the inverted V blocks for holding dowels vertically. This is just a smaller variant of the old wheelwrighte's vice, 100's of years old.

Subscribed. Finally, a woodworker I can relate to! Keep it real!

0:54 Ooof, just continuing to put pressure _before_ the cutter instead of moving it to _after_ the cutter once you have the "flat" part that can move on the outfeed part of the jointer. Just saw the first end have a gap down to the table. At least you took the time to explain that you wouldn't get a flat part with keeping pressure behind the cutter and thus making it just follow the same curve. Otherwise a great video, love to watch your videos.

Hot glue doesn't dry, it freezes. All it is is a stick of plastic that gets melted. Beauty of it is that you could recover that first one by remelting it.

Not sure if I’d do that, very rarely need to clamp angled pieces but regularly need more distance. And when need to clamp angled, it’s easy to clamp it some other way, like with a small wood piece or clamp-in-the-vise etc.

You are brilliant!

👍 Well Done

now put one of those on both sides, then put two that are half their size inside of them, then put two that are half their size on the face of... oh... that's just a fractal vice 🤔🤷‍♂️

“See I used to be 20 years old, and sometimes I still think I am”. Classic. I’ve said the number one cause of injury to old men is thinking they’re still young men.

I`ve got that same problem, this is so simple yet hard to see

The youngest just dancing after you did the glue-up is just so fun. Just so adorable. Love seeing the fun you guys have.

I'll just assume your whole "let it go" spiel is because your daughters forced you to watch Frozen 17 000 times

Those (I'm assuming your daughters) are really adorable. Hope they keep the spark and grow up confident in themselves.

Pocket holes are stupid - the most accurate description.

Super clever and WAY cheaper than getting an old pattern maker's vise. Nice.

Hello from Ireland just came across your video. I going to try this over the weekend it looks a very cool idea. Keep your fingers crossed for me 😅

New sub. Your kids are great. Good job including them along the way. Thanks for sharing.

Wow, thanks. I'm a mostly hand tool worker who is gearing up to do mostly power, and the idea of using holdfasts... well, I'm already packed with that muscle memory. This is kinda genius. But now I'm really wishing I could have holdfasts on a table saw sled.

This is an awesome idea. could use a row of magnets on one side and a steel strip on the other instead of the t-track to hold the pieces in line.

What I'd say is that T-Guide thing that gave you so much trouble, you don't really need it. Just keep the two pieces separate. Maybe not as satisfying from an artistic point of view, but hey. My motto is, whatever works.

I love everything diy and this is an elegant solution...perfectly solves the problem, easy to use, and inexpensive. Yes, I do plan to build one. Thank you for sharing!!

I really enjoy watching Jason, but I have to say I like this 0:03video more. Thanks for sharing.,

In reality you don’t need the concave peace just the curved peace

3:38 - you could have used your radius drawing jig to actually cut the radius instead. Just secure the workpiece at the end 🤓🤓 Great video!

thx

Ever hear of bendy plywood??? Lol

Кривий Ріг 📯 вітає 👍 всіх, мирного неба Україні

Clever solution, well done, seems pretty nice, but I would just use a wedge. Wedges work perfectly, and they're quick, cheap, and easy to use. Especially since this is not a super common problem to experience.

I was wondering who the voice was, and when I finally recognized Rex, I laughed out loud. Then I heard what he had to say about woodworking, and... reader, I CACKLED. Amazing. ❤

So many golden gems David! Loving your stuff.

So glad to see someone use a router table for tenons!! Expandable apron - stealing it.

That's just a very simplified fractal vise.

It is a very simple version of a fractal vice jaw.

your metal vise is mounted to high, you're not able to use the built in stop, needs to be flush with the top

Who cares about overtime - You're a genius..

Not on your video at all but around 10pm on July 9th google crashed I guess. Many diff creators of content that didn’t start or end as well in mids without commercials. Btw great video. Thanks.