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Do you have to worry about wood movement with this joint if you are building a larger piece of furniture? If this is being used on an 18" deep shelf, should the mortise be wider then the tenon to allow for movement? Should the entire joint be glued? Any best practices on how many tenons I could place on a wider shelf. I was thinking four, 3.5" tenons across that 18" shelf.

Doing something you love and have a passion for with a friend that shares can't be quantified. I think I followed her before you. She's just fun and fun to watch. She did a vid with Shara that was a blast to watch and about as much fun as this one. Side note, I watched Bakeover just because you were on it. Is that going to be a regular thing? Bar Rescue for bakeries and not enough of what you do but I get it's a baking show, not woodworking. Thanks for the video. Fun to watch

@diyhuntress Don‘t know if you just did it for the shot, but at 6:12 you probably would‘ve had it easier if you stood on the other side of the board, pressing it against the fence just like Eric in the shot before. Just a thought. Great project otherwise! 👍🏼

So if you had a small shop what equipment would you get first, i.e. table saw, jointer, planer ??

Never enough clamps.😂😂

Gorgeous piece! May I ask what wood this is? I have recently started following you. I love your work and videos!

This was great. Just getting to see your natural selves.

Did you make the bow?

It is pointless to mix oil and wax for finishing they are two completely different materials, and never use steel wool to apply a finish , maybe use it to level and smooth before using wax. Way overthought and misinformed!

Tip #666 .... DON'T over-sand, ESPECIALLY plywood, the meanie-manufacturers are making sheets now with super-thin face-veneers measured in thousanths... 0.005" disappears in the blink of an eye... DAMHIKT.. 😞 😎👍☘️🍺

Please please make this a series dude 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Fun pair of videos with 2 of my favorites... funniest part was the YT generated ads on Sam's video all being home improvement related and all the ones on yours being hair and skin care lol

Can you substitute polyurethane for polycrylic in your blend. I understand the crylic is not oil-based, but supposedly you can mix it with oil-based stains, so I wonder.

I’m pretty sure I’ve heard KAMALA HARRIS say now is the time to make time 😂

Great tips! 😃👍🏼👊🏼

You’s two were hilarious together, you should definitely collaborate more.

I can't do youtube woodworking videos. I don't have a beard and I'm not bald. I think a guy needs to be one or both of the above. ;)

That was absolutely ridiculous. And I say that in the best way. It looked like you guys had a blast. So much fun. I already follow Sam. It was fun watching you guys work together. Good stuff!!!

It’s beautiful

Great video~!! Nonsense is a necessity. If you can't have fun doing it, then WHY do it?? Headed over to Sam's video now. 😀

You and Sam are perfect together!

Great video! I came from Sam's channel! 😂 Thank you!

So, where was the "Small Shop" aspect in those tips?

I’ve popped over from Sam’s channel. You guys are a blast please do another collaboration. And I just subscribed ❤

Pocket holes are an evil that need to be quashed with the fury of a holy war.

Great video you and Sam are great together looks like you two had a great time can’t wait to check out her video

That was a hoot! I've had experiences like that. Too bad they don't last very long - thankfully they don't last that long! LOL

This looked so fun. Great mood. 🙂 Beautiful build. Nice guys.

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Norm Abrams is taking notes... 👀... 😅

I found you through Sam! Thank you for the tips! Good idea Sam had to share the whole project like you did! You are fun together! 😉

Great video. Entertaining. Awesome tips too. Mahalo for sharing! : )

Erik, it was all of the things! So good man. Inspired and pumped to build a thing, with friends. Thanks for doing this on video. Its a classic.

Seems like you could have just as easily shimmed the old jig to fit... 🤔

thank you EN . i want to say i do enjoy your stuff . 71 oh thats how old i am

Safety tip #1 on DIY tip #1. When ripping plywood you do “watch the rip fence” and keep material against the rip fence while ripping and yes be mindful of the blade you know where it is. But….be mindful of how far the blade protrudes beyond the top of your piece. It should not protrude more than 3/8” to a 1/2” . While Mr Curtis was ripping it was way too high. Also when Sam pushed the ply thru the table saw she was on the wrong side of the fence to affectively push. As you can see when she starts the leading edge starts to rise and then creates a “gouge” or “indention” in the cut. You can see it.

As someone who has done gig work.... you just made that Uber drivers day

Regular bar soaps are not good for finishes, it never hardens and dust will stick to it very badly! This is just a cheap misinformed hack! You are truly no finisher!

Dude this is the stuff you're supposed to do. It was hilarious. You should make this a tv show, bunch of people hanging around building stuff in a wood shop and making chaos and laughing and stuff. I am serious, think about it.

You two were cracking me up. Between the outtakes, the Uber ride, and the pocket hole madness I really enjoyed this video. I’ll definitely be looking for Sam’s channel too.

Sharing your friendship brightened my day. This is one of your best videos, smiles and learning together.

I am now waiting to see you make a gallery piece with exposed pocket holes!

Makers 46 for the win! (Hint: mix it 50/50 with Makers Cask Strength and it's nectar!)

Great vid.

This was so epicly funny and I was wanting some fresh woodworking content

Thanks Erik and Sam

It's cute that you think that's a small workshop...

I love your instruction & understand how I could be fun, but I’m a 83 year old grouchy old man that’s not into the funny stuff , but it’s ok , it’s your show !

You guys nailed it - the 'fun' definitely came through! Let me ask you this - you said you can shellac almost any surface. Which surfaces would you NOT shellac?

Wow. You two are awesome together. Please do more videos together