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Appreciate it! Fixed it in less than a minute!

Great video, deserved my like. Is basecamp masks filter enough for resin 3d printing ? As they have carbon layer... just wondering... much better than those big masks with big cartridges...

Great video. Framing a hip roof for a gazebo I'm building and this has helped a lot (only had to watch it about 10 times before having all of it really sink in, LOL). Question: I am tackling my tiki bar hip roof next. Want to do a 12" overhang on the back and right side and a 24" overhang on the front and left side. How should I tackle where the 12" and 24" overhangs come together? I was thinking of having the hip rafter stop short where a fascia board would line up (in the horizontal) with the closest jack rafters on each side of the hip. Your thoughts?

What do you think about the 3m secure click for welding?

Thanks! I am a licensed PE and design wood structures but this was an eye opener.

Hello thank you for this video. I have quick question, I'm a DIYers, and I want a drill that can do both drill and screw on wood. Is that a good option and the cons and pros of it. Thank you

If the wood is not especially prone to splitting, then the predrill can be a little smaller than the shank, which allows the screw to fit tighter and hold stronger.

Very good video with useful information. However, believe it or not, nothing in this list of fixes solved my problem. My router is an older Porter Cable. It doesn't get tremendous amounts of use, but has always been excellent. Lately I've notice a 1/4" bit may take some force or tapping to get it in before tightening. Then the real problem is extracting the bit later. I have to resort to all sorts of tapping and prying, trying to be as careful as possible with the carbide edges. The router bits are clean and have no residue on the shafts. I just tried cleaner on paper towel wrapped around a thin stick to clean inside the collet. This did not help. I can use the router, I just would like the bits to slide in or out normally, without the difficulties. I even wonder if anyone ever recommends some tapping with a screwdriver or something placed into the open slot of the collet, as if to perhaps expand it open a tiny bit.

You can also use the square as a compass to draw circles.

I see your flag. I am also a Tennesseean

Hey! Fix based router - can these also do a flush cut? I am looking for a router that I can use to follow another shape to create the same cut. Or would you need a plunge router? And which one is normally easiery to use?

Came here to learn about lean to roofs but reading through all of the “back in my day” Boomer comments has me dying laughing.

Excellent video. God bless.

THANKS MATE

GOOD SHIT THANKS

Very good indeed ... even if it was a bit too quick. I haven't started my project yet. But an email address would be useful if ever I'm stuck. Thanks.

great video! Two questions. 1. Is Tight bond the preferred brand over other CA glues? 2. Do they make tints for different wood species? Thanks

The router you have is so cool. My bosch router is so hard to control outside of a job site setting, I wish it was made for one handed use

Great video, wicked helpful! I’m looking for a good method on squaring up a big sheet so all my finished cuts are the same size and even. Any recommendations?

This was absolutely awesome. Thank you!!!

Ok so I’m building a tiny home! First: it is 9/12 roof pitch with a total span of 20 ft so 10ft per side. I would like to know how much from my top plate of my wall to the top of the rafter there would be in rise

Guys just start out with a any number that is a multiple of 3. Then however many times 3 goes into that number, multiply 4 and 5 by that same number. At the end, the measurement between the 3 side and the 4 side should equal 5 times whatever the number was you used to multiply with. If you start with 3x4=12. Then multiply the 4 and 5 by 4 also. 16 and then you would get 20 between the first two. It's really really simple if you know the multiplication table.

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Representing the homeland, Tennessee! Good to see my Tennessee neighbors out here putting in work.

Are there any tips or recs on when you should opt for using a clamp instead of by hand when doing cross cuts or rip cuts?

Thanks--It worked!!

I remember when I was a teen my neighbor showed his dyslexic friends how to build stairs and at the time it was so confusing. He decided to color coat the stairs, stringers etc. each part was a different color which really helped during th ezplanation. Easier to relate. That was 50 years ago. I still see color lol😅

What kind of wood is it you are building with? It doesn't look like regular fly wood.

You use 3/4 x 1 1/2 pine? So 1x2 at the store?

Thank you for the introduction! This was perfect for someone new to all things woodworking

Thank You

Use an oscillating multi tool for cleaning joint instead of chisel , I find it far quicker.

Thank you bro!!!

Good.. thanks bro

best ,direct and clear video ever see !!!!

Good tutorial....

i basically want to sand the spine off of books while they are clamped down. to quickly depage books for turning pages into digital. so i guess 80 grit paper would be for me. hopefully it works. circular saw is too big and clunky. smaller orbital cutter electric box cutter is a bit too slow and tedious. so im considering sanding off the spines of the books.

very simple very helpful!!!

How long do those activated charcoal filters stay good out of the package?

Thank you. I've never used on until today

That was REALLY GOOD!!

Best channel, amazing explanation. Thanks a lot.

Good morning. Sorry if I missed but where are the 30'' coming from if 12 + 12 =24 and after the 30 you add the over rang?

So N95 jask is enough for sanding 3D prints Right ?

I just put a laser pointer on the machine and found the perfect angle, then I drew a circle on the wall on the other side of the shop around the red dot so I knew when I hit perfectly straight 0 :) Bolted the saw down into an already bolted down steel frame between the benchtops, it aint moving.

I grew up with out a dad so this video is great 😭

Thanks for the good info.

This is probably a stupid question, but I’m a beginner. If I wanted a 1/4” reveal around the window instead of the 1/2” like you did in the video, how would I fill the 1/4” gap? Would I use a thicker board for the extension jams? GREAT video by the way!

How do you do a ridge beam that’s 20’ long? LVLs or triple some 2x8s and glue and bolt them together?

This may be a stupid question, but why not just measure from the very top of your ledger board instead of the center of it, avoiding the over plate ?