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Yeah, I had issues with polyurethane giving the logos a yellow tint, so I started using the poly acrylic...I just don't leave the boards outside, so as long as they are just used occasionally, they should last a long time

@rupertpika151 I don't like straight polyurethane either... I use "Spar urethane" though. Works great for the outdoors.

@@dreamlookautodetailingauto3353 i agree but still gives a yellow tint

There used to be an online cultists, but the page no longer works...it was the only one I ever found, sorry. Let me know if you come across one, people ask often. Thanks so much

@@rupertpika151 I just looked it up and I’m not sure if these were your dimensions but here are some that I found. (2) 5" X 4" X 3/4" for the top and bottom (2) 6 1/2 " X 4" X 3/4" for the sides Masonite for the back 3 1/2" by 5 1/4" X 1/8"

@@TimberWood.Customs ok just be careful because there are different sizes for the doors. Thanks for looking into this!

Thanks!

My two daughters names are Emma and Sydney Rupert

Oh yeah, was definitely a challenge...had to put them at a slight angle...would have been better to pre-drill prior to glue up...even with a right angle bit adapter it was troublesome

Big box store, occasionally they will have 22.5 foot sheets too 😉

Thanks...it was nicks vision...I just made one for myself

Well, I may have to make a version for myself!

I don't sorry

Not sure exactly, it was one for fine cuts due to the thin plywood...sorry I couldn't be more of help...try different ones on the material you are using and find one that provides the cleanest cut...dial in the speed, and you should be good to go! Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thank you Greg

I'm so sorry Kathy. Thank you for leaving your comment. Maybe when you make yours you can film it, edit it, pick out some nice tunes, and share it with UA-cam! Let me know how it turns out!!!

There was a video a while back...it was a fun build, but by the time you buy all the material (unless you have everything lying around) and the longevity, it might be a better idea to just buy the micro jig...I have wanted to build another one, just haven't gotten around to it...check out my videos...it was long ago so the quality isn't great...let me know if you end up making one....take care

You have tonprint them out on a laser printer...or on a laser copier machine...you must print them backwards...then cut out...and heat with a flat tip of a wood burning pen...I would Google heat transfer techniques on Google or UA-cam...I got the idea from Jay Bates on UA-cam...I hope this helps!

Yeah I guess I didn't really think of it...it was just my take on Nick Ferrys build...I can't take credit for any of it, as I got all my information from him...check his video out, its quite a bit better than mine....I appreciate you checking mine out though...take care

No, thanks for the kind words, means a lot.

Youre like the 12th person, it was a mistake

I still have all 10 so I think I do...have you lost any? Thanks for your concerning comment, this video was taken a while back, and I have changed the way I utilize safety in my shop

@@rupertpika151 delighted to report I am in possession of all 21 of my digits.

@@dwporter345 now thats funny!! That last digit would be a real bummer to get caught in the jointer.

It was like 8 degrees outside when I filmed this...definitely would have been better to be outside...and a respirator is always a wise choice...I guess at the time of this I just wasn't thinkin

No I'm sorry, I built it based off of the materials I had around at the time. You might be able to find something online. Best of luck, and thanks for watching!

No, just a regular 2 x 4. I run it through my jointer or rip the edge on my table saw so it fits nice and tight to the top

I wish I had them...I just built it based on the .materials I had on hand...I would search for measurements for products sold online and try to go from there...thanks for your kind words

There are clamps on the inside that are secured with wingnuts, you have to take off the bag on the bottom to access. Along the base of the filter there is a foam seal to assure an airtight seal

Jim Rupert I wish it were possible to view them. I looked closely at the interior of the filter in your video and didn’t see any kind of clamp or attachment for a clamp/wing it along the bottom or inside. Were these built in or did you add them somehow? Thanks.

@@bw162 they came with the filter when I purchased it

@@bw162 hook and hook turnbuckle is the hardware used to attach the filter to the dust collector...a hook on either end with a hex body to put tension on both sides

Jim Rupert I understand now. Thanks for the help.

I've made quite a few of these...they are all unique in their own way...awesome, thanks for sharing

@@rupertpika151 Awesome job Jim! 💝

Thanks for your concerning comment...means a lot!

Thanks it means a lot, if I ever come across a lot of them at a fair price, I'm gonna buy them to make and sell or give away as gifts

If you look down in the comments I know its 6 inches...I've never come across boards more ridgid than mine...thanks for your concerning comment...

@@rupertpika151 you do great work, making my own right now. Trying to learn. Just alot of different information out there. Sorry if it came out wrong.

@@joekostynuik3327 thanks man...just frustrating when I get a ton of comments about a slip up that I have addressed...its really difficult making the videos...especially with crap software...best of luck with your boards...

Craftsmart from Michael's work pretty well, also Elmer's brand, and occasionally I will use the sharpie brand

I still do, just have to sand them out...I've gotten a lot better with time... you'll be better than me b4 you know it, just gotta get after it

@@rupertpika151 practice pratice! 😄 For me the hardest part is the painting and finish with the miniwax

that's awesome, small world...I bought the Kreg Foreman off of amazon...Its the 3rd link down in the description...just ripped the rounded edge off of the 2x4 then put in the pocket holes...I put a pocket hole about every 6 inches or so...hope the project turns out!!!