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In this heartfelt video, I embark on my most heartwarming project to date: building a sapele sled for my daughter. Witness the transformation of raw wood into a cherished heirloom, each step imbued with love and dedication. But this isn't just about carpentry; it's about the magic of creating memories that last a lifetime. The rhythmic hum of the saw, the fragrant sawdust swirling in the air, and the calloused hands shaping the wood - these are the lullabies of fatherhood, woven into the very fabric of the sled. I'll share my philosophy on the importance of passing down skills and traditions, of carving out time for shared passion amidst the daily grind. I'll also reflect on the joy of seeing my daughter's face light up as she tests the sled for the first time, the laughter echoing through the winter air. This video is more than just a woodworking tutorial; it's a testament to the enduring power of father-daughter bonds, forged in the fire of creation. It's a reminder that the most precious gifts we can give our children aren't always wrapped in ribbons; sometimes, they're built with love, one plank at a time. So grab a cup of cocoa, snuggle up, and join me on this heartwarming journey. Witness the beauty of craftsmanship, the joy of fatherhood, and the timeless magic of making memories that will last a lifetime. Click subscribe to follow my woodworking adventures and witness the next heirloom in the making! best alternative to epoxy for inlay - cheap, easy, fast https://youtu.be/5PT4d3lcH9g baking soda torture test - how does it hold up? - https://youtu.be/yDIQr_V5mkA framing a memory - https://youtu.be/ZfUxEhnkV9Y #fatherdaughter #dadytime #woodworkingdad #sledding #cnc #diy #winterfun #makingmemories 00:00-00:38 - Intro 00:39-01:47 - Daughter's Demands 01:46-02:54 - Milling 02:55-05:04 - Templating v. Origin 05:05-07:18 - Prep Work 07:19-07:57 - Aluminum 07:58-08:34 - Purple Component 08:35-09:51 - Finishing Up 09:52-10:41 - Payoff 10:42-11:01 - Blooper

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