Hey guys, First off let me thank you for visiting my channel! This channel started off because of a buddy daring me to post a RU-vid video believe it or not. On my channel I build various items out of wood. I try to do all of my projects with construction grade lumber that anyone can pick up at any Lowes or Home Depot. I base most of my projects off of items my wife and I need around the home and some personally requested items for friends.
I try to explain each build to where anyone can do it so my videos tend to be a bit longer than others. Plus I am no expert by no means!! Most of my projects doesn't require special expensive tools "but with that said" if you have them, it sure makes the projects easier and less work.
I really enjoy getting in my shop and seeing what I can make out of wood and try to take on new challenges. Woodworking has always been a passion for me.
Good job for letting her do her own walls. And good job on teaching her consequences of having to clean up a her own mess. She did a great job and she picked a lovely color. She is less mess than I am when I paint. Hahaha Just a friendly suggestion from one parent to another... ( My kids are all grown up now) Look for the good in them and tell them what a good job they have done & they will rise up to meet your expectations. I know how it is to work 3rd shift and finding a mess like paint on the floors isn't fun to wake up to but praise first then ( as you did) help her discover a solution. Great job to your independent kiddo and good job to you Dad for helping her find a solution.
I dont have a steamer but it gave me an idea that if I put a cloth over the paint spill and used an electric Iron , I wonder if that will work . I will give it a try .
I think I’ll get 32s when I wear out my factory ones a bit more . I road , Indian Ridge , Pinnacle creek , Pocahontas last year with My Talon R . No problem with my tires yet . I tried the Bob-t nap thing . My tablet wouldn’t overlay the maps . I recommend On X Off-road . I love it . The first few times I did Hatfield McCoy with the paper maps . The Tablet takes it to another level ! See you at the Outlaw bar and grill 😂👍
This video was the deciding factor of my purchase of this stand, and I haven't regretted a second of it...except for the assembly instructions. To say that it's coming in extremely handy now that I'm having to rehuild the floor of a pool deck would be a gross understatement. This and the 10" miter saw is making short work of cutting the lumber to the perfect size and angle while dodging these damn pop-up Florida thunderstorms that happen throughout the day EVERY day. Wheeling it in before the storm starts is a breeze...no pun intended.
I've just bought a router for the first time and your video was terrific. Nice commentary and making me more confident about my first project. Love your accent! I'm Aussie BTW. You did a good job on your first sign.
Super.The reason why the second leg had a 2mm gap while screwing is lack of enough pressure. If you had a timbre with clamp and when the top is wedged between the timbre and the leg then it would be bang on . Nevertheless you did end up with a nice table.Super kreg gig.
It’s too bad you didn’t clean up the back board before closing it up. Seeing the sticker and pencil lines kind of ruins it. Also, those Brad nails on the front make it look awful. Really need more patience when woodworking.
At about 1:50, you mention the end grain rings of your boards. As you lay your boards out next to each other, you should alternate them rings curved up and down, looking at them from the end. Your finished panel will be less likely to warp.
I worked at a flea market where a fellow did routed wood signs. He was good at it having done it for years. I can say for your first try your sign turned out great. It's just my opinion maybe, but hand wood worked pieces beat the machines. The slight imperfections when done by hand is art. Like out in nature, nothing is an exact copy of anything else. It wouldn't be nearly as beautiful if all the leaves and petals on the rose bush were exactly the same.
