Your tips here about the pizza boxes and the table sliding guide are fabulous. Absolutely fabulous. Thank you.

Always walk away with at least a tidbit of valuable information after any of your content. Love the fact you provide free plans with every idea. Pure magic. Thanks again Rob for supporting the woodworking community.

Truly helpful tips. Thank you.

I learn more here than most any other channels. Thanks

I'm going to have to make that bandsaw sled that's going to be a game changer for me as I bought my bandsaws both used and have no miter gauges

This was awesome. Thanks for all the tidbits, appreciate you and your work

All great tips and methods.

Your videos are always filled with invaluable information. I always make it a point to watch as soon as they are published. Thanks for being generous and sharing your knowledge.

The history lesson of tools is a brilliant idea. Always good content

Just getting into retirement and going back to high school I was pretty good in shop. My dad retired and began making Amish furniture. I’m not that highly intelligent or motivated but I like building stuff. Thanks for sharing and I’ve learned a lot from this video and have subscribed!

These compilations are always worth watching the shorts again, great stuff Rob.

Really enjoyed learning about the history behind the tool. Thank you for including that.

The tip of using painters' tape for marking is great! thanks

Always helpful and great ideas!

Just assembled by new Jet. And you come along. Thank you coach -very generous of you.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Great stuff!

Thanks for the great tips! Subscribed

Thank you, the indexing was a great help.

Good tips Rob! Thanks for sharing the video with us!👍💖😎JP

Another set of great tips. I hope all is well.

Always get sometging useful from your videos, thanks Rob!

Thanks for the video. Picked up some new info. And that’s actually refreshing.

great video, Great tips! Thanks!

Always appreciate your great videos and learn something from every one of them. Thank you!

Super helpful. Ty

Thank you. Very practical advice and genius jigs.

That card board 0 clearance is great. I previously used to lay down a 3 inch piece of masking tape on both sides of the blade.

Thanks a bunch for all the tips, Rob! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

I just discovered your channel. Don't know how it's taking this long. So far I'm thoroughly impressed. Awesome work!

excellent again and interesting as the pace you progressed through without losing focus and we got all the major points we wanted 👍

Thank for a very interesting video

Really great presentation! I want to get out to my shop instead of getting sleep.

A couple of these ideas are great. A timely video. i always enjoy your videos and usually learn something. Never thought of double stick tape for small parts. I liked how you showed the router handles being made. Thanks again

Thank you for a great band saw video. Maybe it moves a little fast for this old brain, but the Chapters work great for me to get the most out of it. I'll keep the one in some of my various Playlists. To be watched every now and then, until it sinks in. 🙂 Thanks again.

Thanks!!

Nicely put together tip video. And thanks for the honorable mention :>)

Nice video! 1st bandsaw I brought some zero clearance inserts that were stepped to fit deeper into opening. I tried cutting the kerf with smaller diameter down, blade grabbed and flipped insert forward and nicked my finger! Learned my lesson.

Thanks man

Cool video

I couldn’t live without my 3 bandsaws…normal, big and huge. Can fix and make almost anything with a bandsaw

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Super great video! I have a request for everyone. I need/want a new bandsaw. I'm looking around the 12"-14" size. I have a really old 10" Craftsman I paid $25 for and it's falling apart and I'd like a bigger one. Any suggestions on a brand or model?

Is there a link to that 1/16” table saw blade?

All that I have at the moment (and all that is in my budget at the moment) is an older model Ryobi band saw with a 1/8 or 3/16 blade. It says I could put in up to a 3/8" in it. Is it even worth it for this saw? I have attempted adjustments as you and others have suggested but have not been able to eliminate the wandering blade. What do you think? (Great tips on this one, btw.)

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That little Ryobi is a workhorse. tune it up and make a fence jig and it will cut straight all day. Check the guides ( that was my problem with that bandsaw) and be finicky adjusting them. It is a good little bandsaw. the 3/8 blade will help with the wandering.

Ekspecially.

Description BELOW? Where? I scroll the video UP and there isnt’ anything below…frustrating!

Wrap fish?

why would you wrap fish? confused to the point of unsubbing