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1747 Olentangy River Rd 1330
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📖 Chapters 📖
00:00 - The HARDEST Piece of Furniture to make is...
03:50 - I bet you didn't know this about adirondack chairs
04:45 - The trick every woodworker needs to know
06:30 - I regret buying this awful tool
08:05 - I was wrong...
09:48 - YOU are wrong about the jigsaw
11:08 - THIS will turn beginner woodworkers into PROS
14:36 - A bandsaw jig EVERYONE NEEDS
16:00 - Attempting a brand new technique
19:43 - The devil is in the details
21:09 - Assembling the adirondack chair
22:25 - Choose your own adventure here
24:25 - The HARDEST part of making chairs
27:20 - THIS will save you a lot of money
29:20 - A MUST HAVE tool to get you out of a jam
33:58 - The PERFECT finish for outdoor projects

[stevenking]

im in florida, i was at homedepot picking up the ridgid table saw you dont like, a random guy walked past me and said " spencley design co says thats a no go " and walked off.

[JEDIMinja]

Hey I’m From IL and the only tool I’ve been waiting on is a jointer. A must have but hard to acquire for most beginners. Nice to have to save money on some wood.

[stevencarter]

Pineapple smaller items like saw blades, router bits, measuring tools, etc. great design by the way

[waltershoup]

Pineapple Very nice I like it a lot. Love that you are showing the different ways to do things comes in really helpful for newer woodworkers and even for those of us that have been doing it for 40+ years. I need to check out the bandsaw guide that is a new one to me and looks awesome.

[Erik_The_Viking]

Pineapple. Great job on the chair! For your router dust collection at the top, I make a 2" hole in the fence that's connected to an inlet for the shop-vac, which attaches on top. Works like a champ.

[stephenzello]

Pineapple - small unique tools that most wouldn't already have. Really enjoy the technique tips like the ones for the jig saw a!so the alternative methods using different tools. Thanks!

[matthewmarchlones]

I admire how much effort and how well you make your videos. Keep up the good work

[mikemorgado]

Hey bud I think that's an amazing build... I'd recommend using type 3 glue or a urethane Base glue for exterior

[peterszutu]

Use a split fence on your router table with a 21/2” collection hose. I split my 4” dust collector hose to two 21/1” hose, one above for fence and one below to collect the dust falling down there.

[ehRalph]

I have an adjustable split fence for most router cuts, but I also have a small light weight, concave, arced piece with a vacuum port that I position and lock down on my router table for pieces where the fence gets in the way. Depending on the shape of the work piece, you can aim your chips at the dinner plate sized vacuum collector. It’s quick, easy and it works. Never tried routing a pineapple 🍍

[kencross]

Pineapple- 14" Bandsaw. This was both an educational and humorous chair build which kept my attention throughout, not even wanting to jump ahead. I enjoy watching your channel and live feed from which I have obtained a tip or two from; see even a blind squirrel will find a nut every now and then. Thank you.

[ScottWalshWoodworking]

I'd like to point out that only Ontarians call them "muskoka" chairs, while the rest of canada also calls them adirondack chairs. Just want to be clear that we're all not that self-indulgent 😂

[DelerAziz]

Pineapple. Small items that can be easily shipped to Europe - Nice work, full of tips and tricks.

[LarryC-tp]

Pineapple. I enjoyed the video. I don't see your videos on YouTube very often. A good table saw is always appreciated. Thanks

[Dragonited]

About the dust collection on the router table. There's a reason why the fences on router tables usually have a opening in the middle. It's not only to allow a bit to be party behind the fence but to help collect the dust via the extra dust hose usually connected there.

[tangotango]

Pineapple huh?! I’ve been considering a chair build like this as well. Great build and video! I’d suggest smaller stuff like router bit sets, saw blades, etc… that’s easier to ship to more people.

[peternatoli]

😊hello good Spencley. To collect the dust from a router table may I suggest you use INCRA products which apparently collect most of the dust. My Incra router plate has insert rings which have cut outs in them through which the dust is captured with a dust hose on the Triton dust shroud underneath. I hope to build a dustless woodworking workshop one day and my router table mentioned here will play a big part in keeping to the design brief. I allready have 98% dust capture whilst using a track saw on a rail on my purpose made height adjustable workbench. Thank you for your wonderful presentations.

[LegoPictures]

Another excellent video! just inspired me to make a chair

[chippychippy]

Pineapple great video, small tools or accessories. I missed the link to the bandsaw jig you used

[markbailey]

Pineapple. Lots of smaller things such as router bits or that bandsaw doohickey. Love the videos.