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Cool design. Are you in Portland, OR or Portland, ME? I am from NH and spent lots of time in vacationing in Maine.

Nice design. I would say a jig with 1/4" drill holes would be more useful as 4/4 boards are the most commonly used in woodworking and a dowel or tenon is only supposed to be 1/3 the thickness of the board. It is too bad you epoxied the steel inserts into the wood, you could have drilled the holes in the wood to have an interference fit with the steel inserts so the inserts could be hammered/pressed out and swapped with steel inserts with a thicker wall and a smaller center hole for smaller diameter dowels.

I saw this review. Plastic wood was stuck in my head. I go to use... and it's crumbly crap. I go back to find this review, "GREAT GOOGLY MOOGLY! I remembered the throw away option!!!" Having some Famowood sent out post haste. As a side note, the packaging for the water based Plastic Wood does not seem airtight. Maybe this accounts for some comments with good experiences and some bad.

Thank you.

Dry dex makes a wood one and it's starts pink drys a light brown

pretty cool, I am using binder clips and two scrap pieces haha

If one keeps falling. It gets a good ole drywall screw. End of story.

Wow. I thought I was subscribed to every woodworking channel out there :). New subscriber here. I was wondering where you were going with this until I saw the rest of the video and how you use it. This is absolutely awesome and I think I’m going to try to make it as well. “Symmetrical”, that was pretty good.

Neato.

For God's sake save yourself some maths heartache and convert to metric.

as an aside--In England they call clamps--cramps

Link for plans don’t work my man.

They day is finally here, I've watched this video many many times, but I have severe learning disabilities so I am beyond greatful that you have cheap plans available. Just bought it and starting the build right now. Wanted to make a comment because I'm so excited 😁

Nicely done

Great video. Learned a lot and liked your style. I'll be back for sure!

I laughed at the angle fumbling, but not at you, with you. I've been there and I'm not sure I'd have the stones to leave it in the edit. But we all do it, so kudos for showing realistic expectations.

Thank you very much! I will buy it

Why two tools to draw 2 angles?

No real craftsmanship here Keep trying wood butcher

Ist time I have watched. Really great info and delivery. Maybe the new Bob Villa?

😅 Good video though.

This video is listed as two years old. I could have done a voice over about the wrong measurement you gave early in the video.

Great video, i’m going to make a set of these

Nice

Love it. Only thing I'd do differently is I'd drill 2 small holes in the bottom of one of the cross members, one near each leg, feed a small rope through and tie a knot. Then put 2 small notches in the other cross members with a bevel on the outside. Then tie knots in the other side of the rope so you could pull it, feed it into the notch, and the knot would be held in the bevel. If I had to tie the knot every time, I'd never use it

I hit Sub just because I dig your mini models. I do that in my shop All The Time.

Why did the veterinarian go to the hardware store? Because he heard they had sore horses.

Good Stuff

That's a Japanese copy of a Singer 15 series machine with zig-zag that didn't really get out there until 1960ish. So ten years newer than your mother remembered. Still, that machine will last a long time and complete a lot of jobs. Andytube channel has a lot of sewing machine restorations. Jason of all trades channel is good for projects and finding vintage machines.

That would be so much easier with a good set of saw horses.

Thanks. Sturdy design with wide flat surface at ends. Rope part seems clumsy. How about include two small pieces with notches that easily slide onto each base support crosswise? These could have holes like the others, so all pieces can be bolted together for storage. Anyone building this will want to see the finished product upfront from different angles and a lot more visuals of the sawhorse and it being built, even narration, rather than a guy talking. I watch these without sound.

I'd never seen a bowline tied this way!! And I teach Cub Scouts how to tie it! Thanks for this new way of tying it, I'll definitely try to teach it to the kids who struggle with the rabbit out of the well, around the tree and back inside the well method!

I am very doubtful that it could match shellac which can be polished out. I am sure it is great for a good looking finish but in fine furniture making shellac can produce an ultra polished finish.

Thanks for your video.

You make a great teacher. Very helpful and informative, thank you.

Great video. I'm curious, what are thoughts on using wing nuts or threaded knobs on the legs, just in case you want to break it down? Could also use a threaded rod and threaded knob instead of a rope... Mount a couple clips on the inside of one of the legs to hold the rod when not in use...

Great design! Thanks for the free plan.

The bubble has popped? That didn't age so good .

My only disappointment with Titebond glue, used as a filler (mixed with saw dust of course) is that no matter how much its color approximates that of the wood, once it dries out it changes color and goes very dark. I've used Titeebond II and III- same problem with both. The sanding is very hard and messy (the glue turns into paste due to the heat during sanding) but I try to remove as much as possible before the glue dries out. Alternatively one can use an angle grinder with a sand pad attached to it as opposed to using an orbital sander. Much quicker removal, that way.

You said your idea less complicated than others, but when you started all that maths, I lost it

The models takes the teaching to a whole 'nother level. Well done, Sub'd!

Timbermate is the best I have found. I used a professional grade at a cabinet shop I worked. If it started drying out you used lacquer thinner to fix. Didn’t like the smell or cost but it did work great. I’ve used most of what you compared in this video but I really like the water base Timbermate. Just spray on a mist of water and stir. Thanks for comparing these!

As someone who's always done the rabbit comes out of the hole, around the tree, then back down the hole, I just learned an alternate method. I guess I need to practice to see which way I like best.

Great video! Looking for just the right stuff and you nailed it.

Great video up until you refused to strength test them. You don’t have enough money to buy some more 2x4? Jesus Christ the content is more important than a few dollars you aren’t that broke

A video so nice, I hit subscribe twice..😉

the sawhorse plan provider isn't sending the plans despite payment being made

Nice sawhorse

What verb is "to easily"? It does not exist! You committed an error. Your Intro Phrase should have been, "The PERFECT folding sawhorse and how to build one EASILY!"

I like your jig alot, what will you charge to build me one exacly like yours. Ps your depth stop... take yr dremel and just give the bit a flatspot were the screw must rest😊. But im serious, would you make and sell one. Ill check comments