I love to spend my time woodworking, metal working, recycling and upcycling stuff into furniture, castings and just generally anything i find interesting and can maybe sell to fund me and Mr. Butters lifestyle. Part of the fun is then sharing it on youtube and the internet for other people to take inspiration from and give it a go themselves. Then tell me about it, your stories and projects are most interesting. Im a big animal lover, and they can feature on here fairly often helping out around the place.....or just fighting with each other and smashing the house up around me.
Taking waste timber, driftwood, old doors, sheets of tin and making them into great items that are hopefully of some use is a great way of spending your time, developing hand eye skills and the use of tools gives you a great sense of achievement.
I add videos on a weekly basis or as quick as i can turn them out!
Kia ora again from Aotearoa (New Zealand) I have my 13 year old daughter sitting near me & she saw your cat & went awe cute then total face expression change when you called him or her a dirty bustard 😂 oh my goodness priceless 😂. Then she said, "Thats actually more kinder than what you would say to our faminals mum, maybe you should take some lessons" 🤣😂 I won't repeat my reply but in a nutshell...I get called the swearing sailorette, fork knows why 🤣😂 Any hu, beautiful work, I'm gonna try this one day with a photo of my Da. Thanx again for sharing 🍻
lol thanks dude, tell your daughter Im sorry for swearing and Ill wash my mouth out with soap ;) No problem, glad you enjoyed it, hope you have a good picture of him to practice on
Kia ora from Aotearoa (New Zealand). Wow that is friggn awesome!!!! You have inspired me to make one for my cat. Cheers for the awesome work you do & cheers for sharing. I actually stumbled across you & had a feeling that you were gonna inspire me so i subscribed ❤ i hope my message finds you & your beautiful family well.
All good, Ive been using the most basic of the basics and its a draper 30l compressor, ill see if i can find one on amazon so you can find the specs, its nothing special, just fills up with air, it also keeps up with the denailer well This ones 24l but is much the same basic compressor amzn.to/4cHhvym
I was stripping a pallet earlier and thought of Bongo and was wondering I'd anyone had heard from him and how much of an inspiration he was for me and countless others to get off our arses and make stuff.
My wife and I discovered this video years ago and everytime we speak about cannabis or whatever, we say: "You wanna get hiiiiiigh? Hooooiiiiigghhhh? Hiiiiiigh likeamotherfucker."
Love that you’re repeating your measurements again and again. Realise I need to pretend to video myself when cutting to avoid looking like a rambling nutter in my garden 😂
Going to buy this sander soon, mainly because out of Bosch, Metabo, Makita aka the 3 brands id buy a Sander from, the B03710 is the cheapest and most quiet atleast on the spec sheets the Makita comes out on top with the least measured decibels which is really good since I hate loud sanders ist just such an unpleasant noise to be around when you are working. Also Makita machines are consistently well made and repair friendly, you can buy all the parts for them. The Metabo doesnt come with a hole punch stencil aswell which is important to me since I also like to use sandpaper rolls but I mainly sand with dust extraction and having the holes in the sandpaper improves dust extraction a lot. Not going to have any issues with the switch or the cord on a Makita machine they mainly use Omron Switches and Patelec H07 leads. Meanwhile ive heard that Metabo Sanders like to go trough switches a fair bit. Everything else is really just the same inside when you take a Makita, Bosch and Metabo Sander apart the internals are very similar. Electric motor on top, then cooling fan, then dust extraction blower wheel thats cast aluminium so it also works as a flywheel and counterweight for the base plate at the botton that has an offset ball bearing to produce the vibration/orbit action. Not a lot to these Sanders.
The instruction manual informs you that some steam may emit from the vents due to various conditions such as a cold room or damp paper being heated by the printing process.
Not good that one needs to blindly unlock/lock the spindle lock from underneath, with even less space for a gloved hands than a proper router table. Thanks for the video.
Probably 95.54321 percent 😁. This is exactly why RU-vid is awesome, I wanted to see this in action before buying one, and you've demonstrated a variety of different ways it can be used.
How has this vid escaped me for so many years. Effing fantastic!! You're not mental at all.. not for this. I found ya because im randomly googling to see if its viable for me to try to transform a failed mini oven into a mini woodburner... glass front swing door ect. Worse thing that can happen is the oven glass cracks eh. Fun to try... and important to know we can. Thanks for sharing your oven. Peace and regards
