No thanks Festool, I'll keep my $1,500

THE PLANS ARE UP! Thank you for you support!! www.izzyswan.com/Store/DIY-SLOT-MORTISER-PLANS-p58…

Thanks for no music I much prefer just listing to the shop sounds and the process of making the project.

I like it when you're yapping all the time Izzy

This is pretty cool. Shows great ingenuity. I especially like the part where you refuse to buy a $1500 domino, because it only cuts mortises. Then proceed to build this amazing and elaborate jig with a $2000 machine that only cuts pocket holes. 😅

I'll tell you what I appreciate, someone using Bauer tools unapologetically. I love my Bauer tools and have nothing but success with them.

Izzy I love your videos, but also really like your explanations and humor! As I’m new to wood working I really appreciate your explanations.

I love the project, will be buying the plans. I personally love the running commentary. It’s helpful to get your insights on why you did this or why you didn’t do that, especially on future projects where I have gained that knowledge from you to apply to something else. I always learn something from your videos, even the most basic ones because you share your mad genius level expertise.

I personally like hearing your thoughts during the builds. It helps those of us that aren’t as experienced understand why you did something a certain way. Very cool device as I’m all about making things and extending the reach of my hobby funds.

I like both formats, but I think I prefer listening to your talk. I like hearing your explanations for the reasons behind your choices.

This format was okay, but I prefer your running commentary so I always know exactly what you're doing and why. Your explanations are always clear and informative, as well as entertaining. Thanks for what you do!

Suggestion; a super thin film of bar soap, or paste wax, on any sliding surface will insure much smoother movement than wood on wood. Love the long format videos cuz it allows for much more information.

Man I can remember watching Izzy like 7-8 years ago, always enjoyed your content. Glad to see your still in the shop coming up with cool ideas. Great work!

Izzy, I have seen some people that may (and I really emphasize the may) be better than you at wood working, but I have never seen anyone that can make the way that you do. You invent some of the absolute coolest things I have ever seen. You should keep the running commentary as hearing your genius is extremely helpful and satisfying. Thank you for the immense contributions you make to the world of making things and the passion you help give me to make cool stuff. I wish i had just a tenth of your talents.

I'm telling you, Izzy, you are a boon to the woodworking community. I really appreciate you, the things you make, and the videos you share. Have a great one!

Yes, you are picking on festool.... I LOVE it!😇

I personally love the running commentary. It’s helpful to get your insights on why you did this or why you didn’t do that, especially on future projects where I have gained that knowledge from you to apply to something else. I always learn something from your videos, even the most basic ones because you share your mad genius level expertise. From MTGX 1st said this andI whole Heartly Agree

As someone who has spent years in woodworking I always see a new way to do something. Sometimes I am reminded how to do things that I forgot. I think that you need a balance between this and your other videos. I like it when you say why and why not. But just hearing the tools is ok to. In the end it is all about just being you. That is why we watch. I have never heard you try to tell me to get something that I already have a never use. The only thing that you say to get are things that work and that will make work simpler. I appreciate that. When you don't explain things we get to? Why you have done something. Both ways work.

Izzy, there is nobody quite like you. I really appreciate your brilliant yet practical projects. I love that you're using HF tools to show those of us on a limited budget just what can be achieved without spending big bucks. God bless you, brother!

Great job Izzy. Ive always felt like a sliding dovetail is perfect for anything requiring linear travel. IE router fences, router lifts. Adjustable supports and tables, all kinds of shop jigs and equip. Keep on keeping it simple. Everyone can get something from your videos. Novice to pro. Thanks again.

As a novice and someone who tends to be analytical I like it when you explain the why and the thought process behind doing something a certain way.