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may be you should do a video of 2 part epoxy so we DIY ers will not mess up

I have a corded leaf vacuum. I looked at this one just today and after this review, I’ll just stay with that one. I don’t see a reason to switch. The one I have works better. For all you reading this, it is a Worx.

Thx for the tutorial we just bought one today plus a lawn mover

I enjoy your video man! Youre a good talker Btw, start with the sides, not the flat. Then you can proparly hold them while giving the oil

I straight up hate Ryobi, their batteries are a POS with a stupid saftey mech that makes them useless if you do not properly charge/discharge them each time. Fuck Ryobi, they need to make a replacement corded battery for all the garbage products iv got of theirs that are not useless without spending another $100-200 on a battery.

Good review

Got one. Had it for 3 years also have the tri blade attachment for heavier grasses, weeds and it will cut down small trees 1 - 2 " diameter. Looking into other attachments. Only issue I have is the weight of the unit with the battery. Not as young as I used to be and after 30 minutes or so of using it I have to take a break. I would suggest a battery pack for the battery like the leaf blower backpacks with just a cord to connect it to the unit. I am trying out a wheel attachment on the weed eater to see if that helps also. The unit works very well and you are right about restringing. Easiest I have ever done.

Simple, practical coasters that sell!

Buy a sawzall.

For the legs, stack all four on top of each other (if they'll fit below the rail) and cut all four at the same time... 🙂

A tip for others who might be trying to sell these or other low-cost easy build wood projects.... offer to donate a dollar or two from each sale to your local animal shelter or better, dog rescue (I run a dog rescue so I'm biased lol). Rescues are always in need of financial help, and people like to help support rescues especially if they're getting something out of it. Just a thought...

How about pine needs on a marble pebble garden bed. This is our situation! shop vacs or similar suck up the pebble stones as well.

Sorry, idk if i missed it, but how long did it take you?

Do a test run and try them out before making a video and teaching others.

Made two sets of juniper coasters a year and a half ago and had them at a local gallery. They finally sold.😂

how has this held up since? any touch ups?

Great video! Just a quick tip on cutting the legs, make your first cut at the angle you want and then just slide the board along the fence to make your next cut without changing the miter angle. You will save 8 cuts and a lot of time.

It be a struggle with a hand saw doing these lol

What platform did you use to sell them?

I like this video, it demonstrates that you can do this without a massive workshop in your garage. And given that I don't even have a garage, that's definitely a factor...

I bought an old kitchen table from a yard sale and use it as my stain table and it works great ! and who cares what it looks like.

Paints from home Dipot sorry 😢 not any are good

i just got mine and tried it out, i got the blockage also. I wonder if next time i can just stick a long stick up the chute to knock them loose.

The crocs help. speed holes for faster progress

Go Jays Go!!

You don’t build, you make.

how are the sales going for the coasters?

Wish I knew if I could replace the auto feed head with a bump feed head. Watched videos of how to remove the auto feed feature but I would just like a bump feed head.

Hello.. thanks for the video. I painted epoxy top coat by mistake and now wondering if I can paint base layer on top of my top coat ? I used rustoleom rock solid

Curious how did you list them locally? Facebook Market? Or Craigslist?

How about a thin layer of self leveling floor compound first so as to smooth out the some minor imperfections ?

Like this, thanks boss

Bro you didn’t build anything lmao😅

the most half ass “build” video I’ve ever seen on CZcams. What am I supposed to gain from this dude

That is a small garage ,

Yea mine sucks too 😂 😢

Much faster to pour it out onto floor and then roll, doing one section at a time.

You should definitely have brought up about how much material was removed and how big the piece that you started from with was so someone else could theoretically do the math and figure out amount with a full 4 x 4 of either 8 ft or 10 ft Also I would say sell them for 10 to 15 USD and then multiply it by that Because with an 8-ft board at a quarter inch per coaster and if I take out about 7 in Max thanks to the removed material because I know some miter saw blades are anywhere from a 16th to 1/8 inch thick that's 22.25 units of four coasters a piece selling them for 15 a set that is 335 USD and with 20 that's $445 So at a $10 towards $30 4x4 board that is still anywhere from a 300 to 400 profit not including potential shipping cost and with four of the 8 ft boards you're still making 1200 minimum before shipping costs are included and in some states that's a whole month's worth of rent in like 3 days worth of work maximum spending a few hours at a time knocking a crap ton of them out and if I take a few extra days with a wood burning tool and a metal stencil to make sure the design is always the same and maybe hit them with some stain I can easily sell them for 25 min for a set of four that is roughly $2,200 a little over with the 8 ft at a quarter inch again this is before shipping costs and if I filled the carved out area with colored epoxy resin I can even sell them for 30 bucks and with the same 8 ft and quarter inch thick that gives me just under $2,700 and I can go to the lobby of the hobby or Menards to pick up pouring resin for anywhere from 20 to 35 USD and pick up some ink or powder to change the color of the epoxy for anywhere from 5 to 10 bucks yes I have about a $60-80 investment but 2,700 roughly makes it well worth it and handmade with a cool design not even including if it has a stain in it And that 2,700 is a whole month's rent in most States for a single board of 8 ft long with quarter inch thick coasters and then I can use a hundred USD out of that gain dropping me just about 2500 something and I can purchase a few more boards and more of the stain and resin so I will have roughly five grand off of two boards and then I purchase four or more boards with the minimum four that's about 10 grand and that's about a week and a halfs worth of work and then I got to take taxes out but honestly that is still well worth it

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Brilliant, if you take anything from this, don’t throw out your used TP inserts, as you never know what you will use them for.😮😂

Coasters make great gifts, but as far as selling them, there's no telling if it will work or not. Plain coasters like the ones you made don't seem to sell at all in my area. People want either something laser cut or wood burned into. So it honestly depends on where you are. Unfortunately, coasters like cutting boards/charcuterie or cheese boards is a saturated market in many areas/ You have really research your selling cost for where you are. I've seen 6 packs of coasters going from $15 to $35 a set depending on what is on the coasters & if there's a holder for them.

Is wood water resistant?

looks like #!$!

"Why do you even need to use the tool"? Arthritis in your fingers.

thank you nbfothewwr><

I love the ingenuity

Out of a spruce 4x4🤷‍♂️ no exotic woods? People actually bought those? I make coasters from the off cuts of my exotic wood boards, and they barely sell. No chance in hell people will buy coasters from a spruce 4x4 where I live 😂 I wish they would 😅

GOOD SHIT. . ..MANY THANK'S.

So how much money did you make lol

The pictures on your wall are crooked. Once i saw them i couldn't focus on anything else. I just want to straighten those picture frames.