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At around 5:40 that's an infrared thermometer that he's using to get the water temperature. I bought one of those from Walmart several years ago for something like $13. I can't imagine now how I did without it. Very handy. It doesn't give accurate temperatures for bare metal, but that's about the only limitation. I also use it to confirm oven temperatures, aiming it at the ceramic-coated metal sides.

Who knew? I like it..good job.

John, your ability to come up with new ideas to entertain never ceases to amaze me. Wonderful.

John one of my favorite videos of yours is the shop pancakes 🤣. Not sure why, just love it. Thanks

Ahh I remember when I first got my 3D printer... Every problem had a solution, that could be PRINTED!

Well done.

Nice video John! Thanks for sharing it with us!💖👍😎JP

First, thanks for the fix. Us long timers enjoy it. Second, it was a little sneaky there with that icon. I don't think anyone recognized it. I put it in my second series to watch videos. Now you have gonna abs made me hungry. Thanks😊

This is such a fun video John. Enjoyed it. Thanks.

“If you wish to make a burrito from scratch, you must first invent the universe” - Carl Sagan

I’m intrigued John!

Just make a new channel😂

You need to cook some fatty rib eyes John ... u become too skinny ... hahaha :)

Is this going to be a separate channel? Or content on i builtithome?

Really interesting indeed, John! Looks delicious! 😃 Thanks for the recipe!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

👍great video

3D printed tools for the kitchen John!!! I'm thinking about a tool to help my mother to open coke or milk bottles (caps 30 to 40mm in diameter). :)

mah! roba da matti

I'm pretty sure a Mexican or even a Texan would disagree with this recipe, however it seems to work.

My god is been a long ass time M8, hope your good chief 👍

Not saying you're a genius, John, but you're a notch or two closer than most of us.

Love the hinge and the video. Looks like the perfect recipe. 😄

I worried about the content change. I should have given you more credit. You're keeping this old subscriber. In the future, would you share your thoughts and recommendations for getting into 3D printing on a budget? In any case, thanks for great free content. I've learned a lot over the years, pushing beyond the bounds of wood.

You had me wondering...what kind of YT mix-up is this?

I don't cook or do your projects but I enjoy seeing how you adapt and overcome the things you tackle.

Wonder wtf this channel was, saw the table saw and got excited. Forgetting the salt is called an autolyse in professional bakeries ;^)

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...is the association with online hate group Men Going Their Own Way (MGTOW) on purpose, or just an unfortunate coincidence?

Have not tried flour tortillas. I was surprised to see yeast in there!

How big's your cup there, John? Or will it not matter so long as you use the same one for the water and flour?

So, somehow you've managed to combine all of my favorite hobbies into one! This is genius!

Hey John! It's been a while since I've landed on any of your content. Good to see you're still creating. Last I was watching you were going for walks and working on your health. Looks like it's paying off. Keep it up!

Yes, John has a cooking channel now! And I'm cooking my own way, which usually means making something to help do that. So there will be some time in the shop building some gadget, then using it to make something delicious to eat. In this video I make a tortilla press and then use it to make the best tortillas you will ever have. The press is simple, just two pieces of 3/4" plywood, but I jazzed it up my doing some "painting with plastic" 3D printing a southwestern scene that I designed in FreeCad. I also designed and 3D printed the continuous hinge for the press. Tortilla dough recipe: - 1/2 cup warm water - 1 teaspoon yeast - 1 cup flour, white or whole wheat - 1/2 teaspoon salt - black pepper and spices to taste Mix and let rise for 30-40 minutes than divide into 4 pieces for large tortillas, 6 for smaller ones. Flatten with press between two layers of plastic and freeze. Heat pan to 400-425 degrees F and cook each tortilla for roughly 2 minutes per side. Store in a sealed container to keep them from drying out. These tortillas are soft and chewy and once you start making them, you'll never go back to store-bought ones again. Using yeast adds flavour and the result is an airy bread-like texture that's far superior to anything else. The recipe is also fat free - no oil is needed at all. In the second batch shown in the video I use oil on my hands to shape the balls as an option, rather than adding flour.

Brief, simple and straight to the point. Scoring both sides is a game changer, worked an absolute treat and using half of a wooden clothes peg. Thanks a million.

Slots can be much wider therefore less vents would be needed.

Did not realize you can really sand a bit on plywood. Thanks!

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What did you use for backsplash, what would work?

So how do I open this type of doorknob? Because my room is stuck rn and it’s the exact same doorknob

Nice clear descriptions of what you were doing

Could you mortise Soss concealed hinges into the edge of this door?

With a rabbet that small and no back support, how square can those possibly be?

I would have liked to see the whole door when it was completed.

They make blank out plates and blank out plugs for deadbolt holes. Repairing a door this way doesn’t last long. It’s best to have a professional fix them so they last.

I remembered this vid from a year ago or so and came back to it. This will stay relevant for indefinetly particularly as the prices of door keeps going up to the moon and yet one can make it easily with ply thanks to this excellent video. Thanks a lot!

pedestals are too high

Hinge side must be plumb or door will self open or close

This is awesome man, thanks for the simple video. I'm making a custom sized aquarium, wish me luck.