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That is a pocket size County Comm Prybar knife. County Comm sold a prybar that comes in 3 sizes. These have been around for over 15 years. The steel is very hard because its a prybar. It holds an edge extremely well. People were sharpening these, wrapping the handles and there is a Kydex sheath made for these and they are very popular.

For short pieces like that you don't even need a steambox to be honest. Just a PP bag with a small venthole cut into it and something that generates steam, like to get wallpaper off the walls, and bob's your uncle.

Just few tools ? First tool was a table saw ....Then a power sander

Nice, fancy knife mate, where did you get it from? ;)

The algorithm brought me here as a knife guy. All around this seems like a good tool. 14c28n is a great steel choice for all around traits. Definitely not rust proof. Crossbar locks are strong but not the strongest. The reason they are so popular know is because the patent expired. My only suggestion is expand the colors past army green g10. Good luck!

I've been watching other woodworking channels and I feel like I've cheated on you Jason, it didn't mean anything. 😅 definitely not the same vibe for sure.

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Question for you, where does this land in folding knife length laws in California? Is this classified as a chisel or a knife and does the 2.5 inch max length come into effect? I'm in construction and want to carry this at all times, but not trying to be harassed.

There is special adhesive for rigid pink foam board. Comes in a tube for a caulk gun like construction adhesive. It doesn't melt the foam board.

I'd love to have one, but I can't manage $200 ($160 pre sale) for a single chisel just because it folds. If the price decreases I'd love to get my hands on one, but as it stands it seems more like a piece of merch for a more dedicated fan.

Just some feedback on ordering the bourbon blade/your website I thought I would share, I think it would be great if you enabled a paypal option on your site. I try to avoid sharing my credit card information as much as possible, so I prefer to use paypal, particularly with less established vendors. I've been going back and forth on ordering the bourbon blade since it was announced last week, and decided to pull the trigger this video. I was going to order the blade from the bourbon moth site, but, since I didn't want to use credit card, I went to the katz-moses site and ordered there. If that didn't have a paypal option, I just wouldn't have ordered at all. Anyways, just wanted to share that non-credit card options are something at least that affect my purchasing decisions. Looking forward to getting the bourbon blade, though!

Just a note that all the holes with the dowels etc. are going to give the steam a path behind the pipe and foam. Theres a decent chance you will end up with water held against the ply. I cant suggest a better way to do it, though.

I use the ensonic set up Blocks 33.99 Amazon the router trick for depth I did not know can u show how to make a doweling jig as well

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What about the 1/4 hole you need to drill in the back of the back of the drawer wew, any ideas and could you inform other people of that requirement.

Former lowes employee....wayyy better than that orange place lol....anyway you probably already know rgis, but since you acted like you didn't and...your currently remodeling a house ...the light blue spray foam is minimally expanding, that's why it's doe windows and doors....the red can will push your doors and windows out of square if you use to much.

Don’t we all have space and workshops like this?

Great video! does anyone else see the words eat me at 13:46? 🤣 I'm sure unintentional but hilarious none the less!😂

I kinda thought something's been up with you for the last year and a half. Now I know, you've been holding this in and letting it eat at you for a year and a half! Let it go man! You can't hold stuff like that in.

I’m here from a comment from another video. Wild.

*screed* Screeet screeet!

Hopefully your wife doesn't watch this video... Just saying, you don't have a steam box.....

Thank you for looking as I-Wish-I-Was-MacGyver as I do on my average big-box trips. 👍

While I think these are cool, an EDC for me is a lower cost option that I don’t mind using or even losing. I won’t be chiseling anything outside the workshop anyway.

If you place another curved cutout on the bottom, you could increase the angle of the adjustable fence, like up to 45 degrees. You probably wouldn't need more than that.

Isn’t this the piece of shit that faked lighting poly in fire?

I’m sure there are no good knife makers in America?

I see the handle is made from G10!! G10 is fiberglass and epoxy!! LOL!! are we going to see river handle design?

I all the woodworking videos I've watched involving steaming wood, it has always taken MUCH longer to steam the wood than whoever was doing it expected.

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Blue tape to measure the arch :)

I use the CRKT fixed blade version of this, the Razel, its my favorite work knife love to see a folding one, this types of blades are the best.

HOLY MOLY YUM YUMSSS IM GONNA KWEEF! I gotta gets me one of those bebe 🦅🦅

You deserve a look for sponsorship, at least. I've seen several live Company demonstrations and known of this product for over 10 years. I've never seen a more comprehensive test or demo on Saw-Stop before this. Great job. KK

My first thought was "why not just use some iron-on edging"? No need to steam, it would take 5 minutes to apply.

Run the drain line back in to your steamer reuse the condensate that way you won’t need to refill as often

1:53 “There’s more of this missing which means it must be a better product.” THIS is why I love when great creators like yourself include random quips that show your thought process…whether you were being serious or funny, it shows how you think. Personally- I tend to see the same situation in a different light. My thoughts tend to run along the lines of: “hmmm, they don’t stock this product very well which must mean nobody buys it because it’s shit.” Where you see low inventory = high demand, my mind jumps straight to low inventory = low demand. Perspective is important!

That's a well (over)engineered steam box for such tiny strips of wood. Should last you a life-time! I've been getting by for 15 years with a length of 4.5 inch PVC sewer pipe on an under-frame of roof battens (hot PVC sags, I discovered early on) and a steam cleaner, building steam-bent Windsor chairs and the like. But if my rig ever gives up, I might well push the boat out and built to your pattern. If you can get hold of riven green wood for steaming (failing that, air-dried) you'll find you have much less issue with breakage.

A class, thank you friend for teaching us your art in so much detail, your help will certainly help me and my family's support here, a grateful Brazilian! 

I appreciate the honesty of "mistakes were made." Screwing the first sheet of 3/4" ply to the wall and then glueing the 1/2" sheet to it thereby hiding the first set of screws is something I could see myself doing. Glad I can learn about "things to think about" before jumping into my projects, even if it's not something exactly the same.

Former boat builder here. All our wood to be steamed was steamed green. It just was much more cooperative. Also quarter sawn or riven.

It’s funny that the steam generator is just what Wagner used to sell as a wallpaper steamer 25 years ago. Still have one down in my basement from working on our first house.

AWESOME!! Any chance you have any photos of the finished bed with bedding on it?

if it's a temporary thing, build it out of thick plywood and drill a hole in the end of a hinged door to fit a wallpaper steamer tube in. you're good to go.

why didn't you add a piece of sheet metal to the inside of the door with all the effort put in to insulate not to mention the steam will eventually corroded the door along with those dowels. and those decorative garage door angle irons are expensive.

Cool project.

Thanks Jason. I guess I won’t be posting a video on building a steam box. You killed it!! Nice job brother!

This didn´t save 1200 if you account for you and other peoples labour or are you that cheap?

13/16, 2x4 isn't actually 2x4. It's almost like you guys should join the rest of the world and use metric measurements. 😉😅

I hope you have oars with you.