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As a woodworking hobbiest, I can appreciate the small work shop. In May of 2023 I suffered a stroke. I am now making over my small shop and the shave horse is a welcome piece. Two years ago I built a vise less work bench and bought metal hold downs that will do the job just fine. Thank you for this easy to build project that will be used for many years. Also, thank you for the videos you put out. I've learned many things over the years watching your work.

A couple years ago I tried getting into wood working and spent a lot of time and money on various projects that all failed. I couldn’t get anything straight or square. After watching this video I made 2 identical and perfectly square cabinets and couldn’t be more proud. Thanks for the simple and effective instructions 👍🏼

excellent !!

An an indoor environmentalist, I appreciate your low-toxin approach! Curious if you’ve ever heard of AFM paint? They are the best for non-toxic paints and sealers. I’d love to hear what you typically like to use.

Thank you.

How did you get front baluster with shorter mid section than the longer one at the back of the tread? Make them your self or order them that way so that the bottom squares line up and the top squares line up with the handrail?

omg eww you the closed stairs

Some great methods. Thank you

Thanks so much for this. That door cap is exactly what I need!

Very Nice !!!!

Thanks for this video and thanks for the link to the Router Bit! Both are going to make my project a lot easier.

Taught me some great information thank you😂

Love it.,.. want to make a small tall cabinet for snacks...😂

Does this work on a real leg? Asking for myself please

Great video 👍

A think I much prefer a jig with chair upright and just bring the saw across the top of the jig for almost exact uniform leg height. Use the cut legs to replace the height of the cut legs plus a very thin shim to simulate the cutout thickness while you work around to each leg. Add a chamfer to the cut edges.

First time viewer, really good video! I have to figure out how to make mine so that I can remove it for clearance when a large piece of furniture needs to get into the basement. It is going to be fun... hmm. It is a house I am just finishing up to sell too so I don't want to put a ton of time into it as the market is ready right now.

When you built the first cabinet I thought “damn I wanted to know how to hide the nailers!”, and then you went and showed how 😅 Thank you for this video! Very helpful! I will be installing French cleats instead of nailers to hang my cabinets :) hiding so they sit flush with the wall

Quality video and excellent instructions. Thanks!

Thanks for the tutorial!

Great video tutorial!!

Thank You for posting this

Excellent video!

Hi. Do you have recommendations for a non-voc paint? Which one did you use?

Very cool. I like the subtractive/additive concept and adaptions. Hiding the joints is inspired. Off to the shop to practice that. Thanks for sharing.

I either remove the adhesive or buy the ones that don't come with it. Then I glue them to the bottom of whatever I'm putting them. The thicker the felt, the longer it lasts. I check them every year and they usually hold up for awhile.

First 15 seconds you told a half truth. Shavehorses are not for rounding only.

Love the video. I have done 3 doors based on your video. Thank you! You are a great instructor.

I love your video! I honestly do not know which one is my favorite.❤

Thank you. That was perfect for the info I needed.

🇿🇦 Greetings from South Africa

All the boards had were from an dresser I had a band saw and had to keep readjusting everything

Great video for us newbies...

hi Scott

Is this your invention or is it someone else’s idea?

Way to elaborate for my purposes. Thanks though.

2 years late but thank you for creating this, so well explained i subscribed, hopefully you are still creating content.

Scott what would you typically charge if a customer brings in a chair for shortening from bar stool height to dining chair height ?

Dear Sir. Thank you for your review. I have a problem perhaps you can help me with. I have a carpeted tuition center. The student's chair legs dig into it. I need "gilders" or something else to protect the carpet. Felt bottom are obviously not suitable as they increase friction. The problem is : I can't think of a way to get the gliders to attach to the feet. I was considering epoxy, but with 40 chairs × 4 feet! What a project! I considered 3d printing, but don't know how to go about it (I live in Malaysia. ) Any suggestions? To NO avail, I have not found ANY solution online. Everything ive come across is either hard wood floors, or office chairs in a central location requiring a mat. My problem, which I can imagine is not unique, is in between these two.

Dear Sir. Thank you for your review. I have a problem perhaps you can help me with. I have a carpeted tuition center. The student's chair legs dig into it. I need "gilders" or something else to protect the carpet. Felt bottom are obviously not suitable as they increase friction. The problem is : I can't think of a way to get the gliders to attach to the feet. I was considering epoxy, but with 40 chairs × 4 feet! What a project! I considered 3d printing, but don't know how to go about it (I live in Malaysia. ) Any suggestions? To NO avail, I have not found ANY solution online. Everything ive come across is either hard wood floors, or office chairs in a central location requiring a mat. My problem, which I can imagine is not unique, is in between these two.

You did a great job explaining everything.. thanks.

This was very helpful. Thank you sir!

Perfectly explained. I have detachable furniture, but the joints have become too loose making the structure unstable to sit on, I am wondering how to fuse all joints with glue but I'm worried about wood movement, any suggestions?

🚨I wanted to like this but the only way that you show how to determine the spindle length is to make that jig.

That homemade jig did it for me!! I just subscribed to your Channel- this is exactly how I will be updating stairs with baluster from now on. The best DYI video ever 🤩

Super Idee für eine kleine Werkstatt.

Thank you!! Im upcycling an old oak dresser into a vanity unit for a bathroom renovation and wanted to use the old dresser top to make cabinet doors (as it will have a stone top more suited to a bathroom) but wasn’t confident on how I could ensure I cut everything straight. This video is so straightforward & helpful and I can see myself using jigs so much more. I’m looking forward to watching more videos & learning more!!

Wow, thank you! This is the best part of the internet. Sharing human ingenuity. I've been watching a bunch of shave horse videos, and this seems like it might be easier to use, but also save on wood. Nice!

Your a true master of your craft thank you for the video

very informative, but how do clean band saw blade?