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   taffy_nz | Dec 17, 2019 04:41pm | #1

   I'm about to start building this, great timing, can't wait for the rest of the videos. Thanks you from New Zealand, cheers Taff

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   user-7506931 | Dec 18, 2019 01:25pm | #2

   The quality of the video content just keeps getting better. Great stuff FW. WAs the reason I got an unlimited membership and the reason I will keep it!

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   user-3161528 | Dec 19, 2019 10:05am | #3

   ok, I have lines drawn and rabbits cut. Now what

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   BenStrano | Dec 19, 2019 11:47am | #4

   Plenty more coming every Tuesday till April!

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   user-3161528 | Dec 19, 2019 02:15pm | #5

   thanks just got the arched table roughed out, now this. Way Cool

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   user-6780886 | Dec 19, 2019 04:20pm | #6

   I know you will be doing a final surfacing of the whole project (hence I could wait to ask this, but...), does the grease pencil on the carpenter's triangles, etc ever cause any problems with finishing by getting into the open grain of the oak? Loving this so far btw!

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   AlainPilon | Dec 19, 2019 10:42pm | #7

   Great video series! Funny thing is that I was about to make a cabinet just like that, so timing is great BUT I think you should increase the publishing rate, I wont wait until April to finish mine!

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   user-7132706 | Dec 20, 2019 11:38am | #8

   You guys are taking this site to the next level constantly. There is no where better to get information like this, its so valuable and is like having a full day one on one private lesson with a professional. Subscribing to this site is one of the best and first investments a new or seasoned woodworker should make.

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   Markinlouisville | Dec 20, 2019 06:11pm | #9

   Any way to make these videos playback speed variable? 1.25,1.5,1.75,2 etc...... I really like to watch them more than once and I usually watch them the second or third time a little faster. The videos are awesome.

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   rsetina | Dec 21, 2019 02:33am | #10

   I've been wanting to build a cabinet for the bathroom for some time and this might be the one I build. I also made the block for Kumiko when Mike made the kumiko video. with this, I'll put those to work too.

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    bruno2you | Dec 21, 2019 02:52pm | #11

    I took this class from Mike, in Kansas City, last spring. Wonderful class and Mike is a great teacher. I've been thinking of making a couple more of them for gifts and this will be a great refresher course. Thanks FWW.

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    JPHodur | Dec 22, 2019 01:53am | #12

    Your videos for this project are great, you can tell you enjoy teaching as well as building! I can’t wait to see future videos for this project. My only comment is please wear better eye protection while using your table saw and other power tools. Your eyeglasses didn’t look like approved safety glasses and appeared to have very little protection for your eyes as they were not close to your face and with no side shields. One errant wood chip or sliver traveling at the speed of sound and it could be lights out, and that would be especially tragic.

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    BReeves | Dec 22, 2019 11:25am | #13

    Searched Fine Woodworking for guidance/plans for the L-Fence Mike is using. All I can find is a much simpler design which I already have and wish to upgrade. Please advise...and congrats on a great video series...I'll be eagerly looking forward to the follow-on episodes.
    Brian Reeves

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    OlyWoodTech | Dec 23, 2019 10:02pm | #14

    It would be great to have a blog post on the upgrades Mike Pekovich has made to Bob Van Dyke's rip fence and L fence. I like how Mike has made his L fence an accessory instead a stand alone unit.

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    user-7052478 | Dec 24, 2019 09:42am | #15

    I have been a FWW follower for many years and have always been impressed with the professionalism and unlimited knowledge of the craft we all love.
    Awesome video

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    user-3161528 | Dec 26, 2019 08:33am | #16

    what other wood besides white oak, would work?

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    jedoggart | Dec 31, 2019 09:31am | #17

    Terrific video - is there a way to get the dimensions?

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    chetkloss | Jan 06, 2020 02:52pm | #18

    Is there a place where we can download the plan for this cabinet (materials list, etc)?

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    DaveRichards | Jan 06, 2020 03:39pm | #19

    There are plans for the cabinet sans kumiko panels here: https://www.tauntonstore.com/project-plans/wall-cabinet-in-white-oak-project-plan.html

    I modified the model of the cabinet used for those plans and added the kumiko panels as I described here: https://www.finewoodworking.com/2016/12/26/drawing-kumiko-panel

    I expect you could do the same.

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    AlanLillich | Feb 15, 2020 01:05pm | #20

    I'm really enjoying this series and learning a lot from it. Another vote for details on Mike's version of the table saw rip fence and L fence attachment. I get the height adjustment of the main middle part of the L fence, but can't figure out the purpose of the blocks on either end.

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    EricBarker | Feb 15, 2020 05:31pm | #21

    I was wondering about the blocks on either end of the L fence setup as well. Only thing that I can figure is that maybe they're to help to keep the fence sliding straight up and down when making adjustments rather than racking. But that's just a guess.

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    DaveRichards | Feb 15, 2020 07:36pm | #22

    It looks to me as if the L-fence is a modification of Mr. Van Dykes rip fence from the article titled Supercharge Your Rip Fence from the Jan/Feb 2013 issue. Looks like the center of the Front Face has been cut out so the L-fence can be inserted. Maybe the ends are left as guides like you guessed.
    https://www.finewoodworking.com/2012/12/06/supercharge-your-rip-fence

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    user-6001446 | Mar 06, 2020 08:24pm | #23

    First, great series. I provided what I thought was constructive feedback on unlimited and this is exactly the kind of thing I asked for in my comments (and expected when I converted from online) and FW responded. really well done - truly some of the best content out there anywhere - now please keep it coming. It shouldn’t be just every Tuesday until April, - should be every Tuesday of the year! Mike is a natural, but you could rotate around. Anyway, I’ll be making the cabinet for sure and look forward to the next series soon. Second, I too am admiring the L Fence. I made the rip fence attachment awhile back and had thought about somehow adding an L fence even then. So, I’m going to make one. I do think it appears the end blocks just help make up/down adjustment smoother and more aligned. They also shorten the fence, which given the base design is so long, that probably doesn’t hurt. However, I’m struggling with the purpose of the bevel or cove -whichever it is, on the foot of the L. Is that for elegance or functionally necessary somehow? Am I missing something obvious?

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    Damienol | Apr 20, 2020 02:02am | #24

    Where do I find the dimensions for the rabbet mention in episode 2 and the front panel thickness?

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    chrisharrell | Jun 17, 2020 09:21am | #25

    1/2 inch (2/3 the thickness of the stock) by 5/8 inch wide (to allow for back boards that are 5/16 inch thick plus a 5/16 inch french cleat to hang the cabinet.

    
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    user-7839567 | Jun 18, 2021 02:11pm | #26

    Crazy that we have to pay an additional $16 for the plans from the Taunton Store!