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Hi there, just started following your Chanel and just starting my spray painting journey. What is the velspar paint you are using here? Thankyou!

Nice job and great idea. I thought you were i the US when I first came across your video on the FOG site but thought it strange that you had a compact workshop as most across the pond have huge workspaces then I noticed the UK Plug😂😂

Another lovely project

Hi Great video but i am sure you cannot have wood over a consumer unit in the UK.

Wow...I really want to learn with you about making that cross.b

Absolutely Brill. Thank you. Your a genius

What kind of router bits you used?

Would you be able to send me a list of materials used. I would like to attempt this for my home bar

gracias por tu canal q ha sido de gran ayu d a con tus proyectos bendiciones

Is it necessary to notch the wood or can it just be 2 flat ends against each other

People: nice tip Blind people: WTF

Once the white base came off it became more pestle shape

Once the white base came off it became more pestle shape

Love you buddy nice work

I bought a mirka deros and i had to send it back after just a couple uses because it was faulty, ordered the festool to replace it for the same reliability reasons :/ the deros was soooo much fun to work with when it worked...the balance, the feel, the weight everything was perfect it's a shame really :/

great videos mate, an inspiration to those that want to start doing something similar!

Excellent tips, thanks, but you're showing your youth with that "mini kitchen sieve". It's a tea-strainer (used in the days before teabags).😊

Are you serious. Why has this never occurred to me???.

Good points. I think it’s about getting that air pressure out.

Thank you for very precise and clear video! How much do you thin down the primer and the paint and do you use water for thinning it?

Hello i want to ask you about the length width of these numbers

Sorry, I had to turn it off because of all the tut swallowing. Go to the doctor.

我也有您这款箱子，但是不会改造。

😊🎉🎉🎉

what do you charge to make these and where are you based?

Man…. You are doing Gods work 🫡

Ya but who says that that tube would of leaked. You took a new one. Do it one one that leaks. And ya, it’s just gonna squirt out in the gun and make a mess.

❤❤it 😊😊

❤❤it good man 😊😊

❤❤it😊😊

Who's Larry and why is he so happy?

How does it not squeeze out the punctures you made with the knife? Does he respond???

Freaking GENIUS.

Thank you so so so much. Just wanted a simple gate. Iv never made one, 6os is not the age women should be starting these projects. Do you not use glue, how does the wood expand and shirk with weather. Thank you

Hi ,do you find the pocket jig better than a biscuit jig ,thanks

What was the total distance from the edge of the mounting plate screws, and what sort of screws where they?

your advice on bracing is wrong, how are you leaving this video up????

Hi mate- I have some shaker wardrobe doors to make over weekend so hope you get this comment and question!! Height of my doors is just under 2m. Have you ever had these twist ? I can only get 18mm mdf.

Why don't people talk when making videos so they can explain as to what they are doing. I hate videos like these

Waiting for the part where you mark the arche.

What grit sandpaper did you use between coats?

what size tip are you using on this ? thanks

A commercial-level workshop is stretching the 'homemade' badge

Them boards looked awful. Someone is gonna have fun fitted that bowed and twisted

No one just knows, you need to use a viscosity cup and time it.

Can these be used for larger understair doors? e.g. if you use 3 hinges per door?

What would the dimensions be for a 6ft cross. So main upright 8ft, 2ft in ground leaving 6ft exposed, what width would the arms be and how far down from the top. Thanks in advance

Buddy I hope you don’t mind me giving you a bit of feedback on your video. Firstly hats off to you, you’re clearly shit hot at what you do so fair play and respect to you. It someday in the very distant future I could even be half as good as you I would be a very happy man indeed. Ok so here’s a little bit of feedback for you buddy………..I clicked on this video with the hope it was going to teach me the basics on how a total novice like myself (I currently don’t even own a saw that’s how green I am!) would be able to learn and hopefully follow along so that I could attempt to follow your instruction and hopefully make a cabinet or a wardrobe for myself. So as I’m sure you can appreciate I was bitterly disappointed when I watched you just cracking on with the build without explaining anything at all. What tools you used, how and why you used them there was no explanation or advice at all, so sadly it’s not very helpful as a guide at all I’m sorry to say. I don’t want to come across as some sort of hater so please take this feedback as constructive. All I’m saying is that your clearly an expert in joinery so you would surely be able to offer tons of top tips and advice if you were to make your videos with a detailed guide as to what, how and why your doing what your doing.

Where can i get the lighting hardware? Thanks in advance

I have F&B paint throughout my house. I will say that it is not the easiest to work with. It requires a bit of extra work to get full coverage but the colours are amazing and worth the extra effort IMO