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Ok sorry about the confusion. This one should work.

Is the link working now? It is working for me.

Hey everybody! Average Joe here! This is the first video of my coffee table build. I will have several more videos as I move along in the build. Hope everyone enjoys! <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/Xlxr33N1uuQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

6 hrs later today...got it fixed. Hooray!!!!

So today at work, I had the privelage of working on the 37" powermatic drum sander. So I did a lot of work to it just to realize that there was a broken part. Moral of the story, I should have looked at the easy stuff first. It's like checking the gas if the lawnmower won't start. Anybody else...

I know about those. It seems like everybody on this page knows about the "traditional" style wood insert. This is the WHOLE reason why I made the video. To share a different approach to something. If you(the general you) like the idea, use it. If not, don't use it.

Constructive criticism....I LOVE IT [emoji106] [emoji2] [emoji106] . I will try that out next time. Thank you for the input.

The information I put out is for reference only. It is what I do and I share the information because to some, it may be helful. If you have a better way to do things, do it that way. If you can say that I am 100% wrong, I will accept that I am wrong. Otherwise, I am sticking with there is more...

You didn't see it but I did countersink the otterbox to accept the hardware.

No it doesn't. However, this technique is derived from engineered drawings with tight tolerances. P.S. Aircraft cabinetry is all composite with minimal hardwood. Very light weight stuff so it doesn't take the abuse of big heavy solid wood assemblies. I agree that this is not the only way to do...

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Why would I bother taking double the time shooting the video, spend time editing the video, and take the time to post it to YouTube if I did not think it had a useful application?

This is a technique used in aircraft cabinetry. There are several 10 to 15 year old private jets with this setup and they have not failed. Probably even some older ones.

Feel free to not click the link or to not participate

I would just like to say there's more than one way to skin a cat.

Hey everybody its average Joe. Have any of you ever installed metal threads into wood? if not, I have a great video on my YouTube channel on how to do it.

I need to learn these inside jokes. I guess I will have to stick around for a while.

Thanks shadowdog