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Last I checked it's still running! Have you used it extensively? I use it every few months

@@diywithguy I used it for about 15 minutes after I bought it. I set on a shelf in a covered area for a couple years and NOTHING!

I know right? :) thank you!

Cool!

Glad you liked it!

This bed fits a 190x120cm mattress, not sure it falls under the definition of either... here's a link to the cutlist and 3d model www.instructables.com/DIY-Kids-Loft-Bed-Thatll-SAVE-YOU-SPACE/

More like a Super Single I guess

I haven't heard of it but there are some reviews outside youtube you can find like this one: www.justoffbase.co.uk/saws/tacklife-tjs01a-review/

Hey, you can check everything out here including the sketchup model - www.instructables.com/DIY-Kids-Loft-Bed-Thatll-SAVE-YOU-SPACE/ Bed frame - 42*194mm (2x8): 2p x 1900mm, 2p x 1150mm Legs: 4p * 42*92mm (2x4) each piece 2 meters

Hey Masud, the height of the room is 3 meters

Thanks :)

Good question... My projects have been relatively simple so far, and with this method I have full control on creating the cut list. It's also quite easy to understand, if you got to this point where you have a model, you can easily follow the steps to create a cut list. Another reason which is I don't like installing extensions unless I absolutely have to. But you might have other considerations :) Have you tried open cut list? What are your thoughts on it?

@@diywithguy yes i agree with u on that its kinda easy way and helpful for individual projects im using open cut list its help ful for me when im working on multiple itemes more then 10 sheets at a time it helps me to have less wastage ..1 thing im concerned about open cut list extension sometimes some of the parts can fit into same sheet but showing in extra sheet if i have 200x 60 quantity 2 these part can fit into 1sheet but in open cut list it will show u 2 sheet requirements.....

Well hopefully you'll find this method helpful for those situations :)

Thanks :) The materials were around 60$, which is mostly the wood... (the entire was 95$ but I didn't use all of it) Checkout the cutlist video here - czcams.com/video/rcDMx-CGd68/video.html

Thank you! Yes she is!!!

Thank you! I bought them at local stores... The toy names I remember are Montessori Rainbow and Sorting Cube, Amazon's full of them :)

Ty!!!!

Thanks Aviv! I thought about it, but still need to figure out a way to do it without squeezing the curtains or damaging the wallpaper 😅

@@diywithguy you can use a small piece of wood as a buffer and drill into the wall

That's a great idea, a wooden piece attached to the wall, and to attach the bed to that piece I might go with hidden hold-down clamps to keep the option of quickly and easily unmounting the bed if needed

Thanks מירי!

He's a helpful little fella ;)

Thanks Yoni, glad you liked it!

Enjoy it, thanks!

Thank you Kellie!

It's roughly 93cm from the floor (36 inches), regarding the age I would say once your child wants to choose his/her own cloths. My daughter was 18 months old when I built it. But even before that you can use it as a closet or a place to store toys etc.

Check out my sketchup video with free detailed plans: czcams.com/video/ZHoGlOgQpXk/video.html

Excellent idea, I actually have a sink lying around the garage which might fit for this type of project!

תודה רבה שי, לומד ממך המון

Mass production will begin in 2080 when I retire 😄

More to come ;)

unfortunately no, that was before I started filming for youtube, the process is similar though I just used hidden dowels instead...

Thank you!

More to come!

Thanks! Sure, stay tuned ;)

Hey keshamarle, Here's the link to the sketchup video czcams.com/video/rcDMx-CGd68/video.html Hope you find it helpful!

Yeah I was so frustrated about it! Hope you enjoy your new jigsaw ;)

Thanks! I thought about it, but then you'd have to watch me build a new one from scratch

Thanks woody072n, I'm glad you liked it :)

Thank you!! 😊

Yeah check out part 2 though with a decent blade it did a good job

A real tool is one that pays for itself and saves you money. Until it does that it is a toy. I have a Bosch jigsaw that cost quite a lot of money when I bought it 20 years ago, but back then that's what I had to spend to get a tool that performed well with blade oscillation etc. Now for a fraction of the price I paid back then It is possible to by something like the saw in this video that probably performs just as well. Will it last as long ? Who knows but the chances are that it will have paid for itself before it gets stolen off the job site, falls off a roof or just fails outside the warranty. Then, who knows, it's replacment may well offer BETTER performance (thinking brushless) of have other features. I have a Marita reciprocating saw, had it a long time, it is built to last but it's an underpowered boat anchor compared to some late module cheapies.

@@tjm3900 ye ye eat a diznik

Glad to hear it!

Thanks Oren!