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Watch me build stuff!
Woodworking, electronics projects, and more.
Woodworking, electronics projects, and more.
Upgrading the Clubhouse Part 2
This is the second part of my series where I turn my clubhouse into a tiny home.
In this video, I build a door out of pallet wood to replace the old one, which is falling apart.
Music:
David Cutter Music
Hot Dog Stand
Boy
Nobody's Perfect
Joakim Karud
Enjoy
Luvly
Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN
0:00 Intro
0:27 Dissasembling Pallets and Sanding
0:52 Making a Jointing Jig
2:01 Jointing
2:31 Making some Clamps
3:36 The Glue-up
4:09 Painting some Trim
4:21 Cutting it to Size
4:35 Sanding and Filling Holes
4:52 Test Fit #1
5:04 Lost Footage
5:22 Hanging and Test Fit #3
5:40 Trimming and Test Fit #4
5:59 Animal-proofing
6:27 Fixing the Warping
6:58 Hanging
7:21 Door Knob
7:58 Painting
8:20 Re-hanging
8:47 Cleaning
8:54 Outro
Thanks for watching!
In this video, I build a door out of pallet wood to replace the old one, which is falling apart.
Music:
David Cutter Music
Hot Dog Stand
Boy
Nobody's Perfect
Joakim Karud
Enjoy
Luvly
Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN
0:00 Intro
0:27 Dissasembling Pallets and Sanding
0:52 Making a Jointing Jig
2:01 Jointing
2:31 Making some Clamps
3:36 The Glue-up
4:09 Painting some Trim
4:21 Cutting it to Size
4:35 Sanding and Filling Holes
4:52 Test Fit #1
5:04 Lost Footage
5:22 Hanging and Test Fit #3
5:40 Trimming and Test Fit #4
5:59 Animal-proofing
6:27 Fixing the Warping
6:58 Hanging
7:21 Door Knob
7:58 Painting
8:20 Re-hanging
8:47 Cleaning
8:54 Outro
Thanks for watching!
zhlédnutí: 157
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Making a Trivet out of Pallet Wood
zhlédnutí 209Před 2 lety
In today's video, I make a trivet out of reclaimed pallet wood and a tile. This quick, easy project can be done without many tools. It would be a great item to make as a gift or to sell. Music: David Cutter Music - Appreciate That Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN 0:00 Intro 0:14 Making Frame Pieces 0:32 Assembling the Frame 0:52 Finishing 1:02 Gluing the Tile 1:15 Outro Thanks for watching!
Making Another Pallet Wood Lamp
zhlédnutí 98Před 2 lety
In this video, I make another lamp out of palletwood. First palletwood lamp video- czcams.com/video/WYZLM7GL-0Y/video.html Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN 0:00 Intro 0:15 Building the Lamp 1:38 Finishing 2:07 Electrical 2:53 Outro Music used in this video David Cutter Music- Hot Dog Stand Flutter Airports Joakim Karud- Classic
Using a Snow Machine in my Christmas Light Show
zhlédnutí 1,8KPřed 2 lety
In this video, I build a DMX controller and an automatic refilling system for my snow machine, as well as a box to put it in and hang under my roof so I can use it in my Christmas light show. Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN 0:00 Intro 0:30 Building the Box 1:31 Building the Box Continued 2:45 Controller Parts 3:20 Assembling the Controller 4:22 Testing the Controller 4:40 Refilling System 5:51 Sett...
DIY Christmas Light Driveway Arches
zhlédnutí 35KPřed 2 lety
In this video, I build some arches to go over my driveway for my Christmas light show. Lights on Burrell- czcams.com/video/6uZtvbohpWY/video.html Lights on Jahns- czcams.com/video/_3xKGFd_Fwc/video.html Stewart holiday Lighting- czcams.com/video/9cr6Jtz2OTM/video.html 0:00 Intro 0:20 The Design 0:45 First Test 1:13 Building the Arches 3:15 Final Test 4:14 Door and Window Frames 4:48 Final Assem...
4 DIY Disguised Geocaches- Magnetic Bolt, Electrical Box Cover, Conduit Body and Fence Post Cap
zhlédnutí 4,4KPřed 3 lety
In this video, I will show you how to make 4 geocaches that are disguised as common objects. Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN Music- Joakim Karud Clouds Luvly
Upgrading the Clubhouse part 1- Painting, Folding Bed, and Access Panel
zhlédnutí 157Před 3 lety
This is the start of a series where I upgrade my clubhouse more and more until it's nice enough to live in. Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN Music David Cutter Music Hot Dog Stand Again Be My Flutter Banana Cake Joakim Karud Classic
How to Make a Lamp from Pallet Wood!
zhlédnutí 129Před 4 lety
In this video I make a lamp out of palletwood. Another palletwood lamp- czcams.com/video/OyxavQwtc3k/video.html Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN Here is what you need to make this cool lamp- Wood from a pallet (Or buy wood) Wood Stain Fabric covered lamp cord In-line lamp switch Bulb holder 2 Prong plug Music- All music is by TheFatRat. Unity- czcams.com/video/n8X9_MgEdCg/video.html Time Lapse- czca...
How to Make a Cool Wire Marble Run!
zhlédnutí 81KPřed 4 lety
Here is how you can build a wire marble run with only a few simple tools and supplies, and a few extra hours. Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN This was not my idea. I got the idea for this project from Daniel de Bruin's video. Check out his video here- czcams.com/video/kPguktA674w/video.html Here is what you need- Some copper wire, mostly 12 and 14 AWG 1/2" rod Marbles solder paper pen ruler solderi...
DIY Easy and Simple Pegboard Shelf
zhlédnutí 2,9KPřed 4 lety
Heres how you can make a shelf to hang on any pegboard out of some scrap wood! All you need is a board for the shelf, whatever size you like, some scrap wood for supports, and a few screw hooks. Let me know in the comments if you try this, or if you have any project ideas!
How to Engrave Metal with Electricity!
zhlédnutí 87Před 4 lety
How to engrave metal with electricity! All you need is a low voltage DC power source, some alligator leads, cotton swabs, water, and some salt! Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN
DIY Coffee Can Wood Stove
zhlédnutí 156Před 4 lety
Here is how you can make a small wood stove/heater out of nothing but an empty coffee can! Leave a comment if you tried this, and enjoy! Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN
DIY Personal Swimming Pool Inside a Garbage Bag!!
zhlédnutí 943Před 4 lety
In this video, I sit in a garbage bag and fill it up with water to make a mini personal swimming pool!! This was lots of fun, and if you are looking for something to do in the hot summer, you should try this! Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN
DIY Trifold Papar Folding Guide
zhlédnutí 162Před 4 lety
You can easily make this project with some cardboard and tape to help fold trifold papers. Let me know in the comments if you try this! Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN
Randomaker Trailer
zhlédnutí 276Před 5 lety
Randomaker Trailer made by Sonic Solver. Check out his channel here- czcams.com/channels/1qT4cIi410xH7ylV1KeWew.html My Discord- discord.gg/njBqSAN
Thank you for taking your time to make a video about geocaching! I value it a lot and it was very useful for me. It brought me a lot of new ideas for my hidings. Greetings from Choachí, a small town located in the mountains of Colombia in South America.
these were great! cant believe the low view count :/ maybe youtube will kick it back around again. thanks again!
So cool, appreciate your time
Do you have the STL available for the clips you printed?
Cool lights move too fast
Use sdr 21 pipe vs sch40. The 40 is more likely to bow and move in the wind. Its thicker pipe, but thats not always a good thing. I use 21 on my arches, and 5ft rebar to have at least 3.5 to 4ft of rebar to slide the pipe onto for extra stability. Just a option for those other Griswold's out there.
What measurement were your arches . They sell those 21 at 10f each .
Do you buy or make your own snow juice? We have a snowman snow machine, but the snow juice is soooo expensive!
I make my own. 1 gallon water, 1 cup Mr. bubble bubble bath, and about a cup and a half of 91% rubbing alcohol.
Thanks for the brief cameo and shoutout! Looks good man!
You did a great job. I do six arches on the steps at front of my house. I have very large silver bells that I hang from each arches. I sanded down the writing on the pvc. I bought 10 feet reebar and cut them in half. I put 18 inches in the ground and the rest above ground. It help to be make it a bit more stable. This year, I'm doing six arches on two sides of my patio stones behind my house. It'll look great. We already have the reebar in the ground before the ground freezes.
Those are some great ideas. Dang shame I don't have the tools.
Love the refilling idea!
This is such a good video!
I love the screw one but too bad I don’t have magnets or power tools 😢
How we did ours is 1/2 in pvc but no screw fittings, they slide together. At every joking I drilled a pilot hole and run a self tapping screw, been working for over 5 years of use! Also on the driveway we run 3- 10 foot sections slid together, so 10 foot to a T or + than 10 foot to another T or + so 2 sections of stabilization bars. Even in high winds they are pretty solid. Just food for thought :)
Whats the price for something that controls the lights and music like that ? Greetings from Norway
Does your pvc screw and unscrew easy? Do you use any lubricant? Mine do not screw easily at all.
I do put a quick spray of silicone lubricant on before I put it together. The biggest thing is to have someone lift up the other side while you screw it together so they are perfectly parallel. If it's even a little off it will bind and be hard to screw or unscrew. Of course just put them hand tight and I did still needed to grab them with a pair of channel locks just to start loosening. Thanks for watching!
It's great to see someone young, outside, being creative and utilizing their practical skills! Great job on the Christmas Decorations!!!
how many pcv for 1/2” ? and how many short pvc connect above? i have 3door garage , what do u sugguest?
You will need quite a thick pipe to get over a 3 car garage, I'm not sure if its even doable. Maybe 1 1/2 inch or even thicker? And I would do at least 3 cross pieces. If you attempt it Id love to hear how it works out!
Why doesn't anyone ever show how they string the lights in these videos? Building the arches is pretty straight forward. I want to see how to string lights without running them along the ground or doubling back on themselves and having five extension cords.
Hello, nice job, how did you do the light show?
I make a "program" called a sequence on my computer that tells the lights when to turn on/off with the music. During the show my computer sends those commands over a long cable to some Light-O-Rama light controllers in my yard. Each string of lights is plugged into one of the controllers. Then the controllers receive those commands and do the work of actually turning the lights on and off and dimming. You can check out my show here joyorama.com eventually I will be adding a behind the scenes page that gives a more detailed look at exactly how my show works.
Clever! Subscribed.
How are you making the lights flicker like that ?
Cover it no shovel Snow
We were joking about letting it up all year and throwing a tarp over it for an extended carport type thing😂
@@RandomakerYT etc escape czcams.com/video/fpy3XhWQQfg/video.html
Where did you get those clips that clamp on the pipes for lights?
They are 3D printed. Here is the file - www.thingiverse.com/thing:5547441
Other ppl just used zip ties every couple feet. I'd probably wrap the lights around in a spiral and then use the zip ties
@@sperez7527 Zip ties probably hold better than my clips, but then I would need to cut all the zip ties to take them off, where here I can just grab one end and pull and they come right down.
@@RandomakerYT I don't remove my lights. I hang the pvc with the light on my fence behind my house under the tree where there is barely any sunlight. It's one way to save time the following year.
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Did you make that tape design?
It was a long time ago so I don't entirely remember, but I think I did.
@@RandomakerYT cool can I ask if you would let me use that tape design with credit?
@@PatricksBasicsOf course, Go ahead!
@@RandomakerYT ok thank you I just love the design so much!
You're very welcome, have fun!
The classics, I like it
Blloo
Thanks for the ideal i just started doing this .
Great design! That would look great on my mantle.
Awesome!!!!!!!!
I see that you pre-tinned all components to be soldered, which is in contrast to Daniel de Bruin's method. I wonder which is the stronger result. Pre-tinning has some merit as there seems to be less oxidation because the heat is applied for a shorter duration I think? Any comments from anyone about the best way to achieve a strong and aesthetically pleasing soldered joint? Also, is copper "better" than galvanised steel? Thank you for any constructive comments.
Not sure about the tinning, I just did that because I didn't have a good way to hold the parts while I soldered, this way I could just tack one side and then go back and solder the joints correctly. I will say the solder joints didn't hold up very well at all, they kept falling apart. I just used copper wire as it is what I had. Steel would probably be stiffer which would be a plus, but I can't imagine solder would stick to it very well but I could be wrong.
Thanks for the advice. Soldering properly is actually quite difficult to achieve. If not done well a "cold solder" happens and the join is not strong. Stainless steel requires special flux and treatment, but galvanised steel also needs care because the zinc coating is not great for soldering. Uncoated copper wire may be best. I think the secret is to abrade the wire (to clean it and take off any surface coating), use flux, apply a really hot iron to the metal, then introduce solder and let it flow to follow the heat. Short but hot is better than cooler and longer methods, otherwise oxidation becomes a problem and the joint fails. I wonder what tips others might have out there?
It's an interesting video. I'll look forward to the next video.^^
Thank you sir
How wide is the shelf and how much weight were you able to add?
This channel simply finds other popular videos, duplicates them, and attempts to pass the ideas off as his own. Please give it a thumbs-down and let other people know as well. Original video is great, and it's right here: czcams.com/video/kPguktA674w/video.html
If you would have looked at my other videos you would have seen that this is the only video where I copied the idea from another CZcamsr. I have a section in the video description saying that this is not my idea and there is even a link to the original video, so I'm obviously not trying to get anyone to think this is my idea. please give this guy's comment a thumbs down😀
I just watched your video again and I have one suggestion. Please put something, maybe a sheet of foam core board behind your work. It is difficult to see with the pegboard and tools in the background.
Thank you for making this video. I watched Daniel de Bruin's video earlier and wanted more detail, which you provided. I did not see you use the flux. What kind do you use? one suggestion: When you complete a section and show it to the camera, please hold it still for a second, especially when you are going to speed up the video. I often stop the video to look closer, but it is hard to stop it at the right instant. Again, thanks.
Nice
Thumbs down for making a blurry reproduction of Daniel de Bruin's video.
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What cool ideas! 🤜🏻👍🤛🏻
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Hello what software you user for modeling??
I didnt, I just designed it as I went.
You have so ripped off Daniel De Bruin to make this video. The quality is terrible and the music bloody awful. Shame!
thanks for showing how to do it, thanks thanks and good
I see your measurement of your spiral was .92...what would my measurement be for using 1/2 " steel balls?
I measured one of the marbles I used and they are just over a half inch, so I think that could stay the same. If anything you may need to make the connectors slightly smaller.
Where do 'you people' find this God-awful music to put with your videos ???
NCS. I get better music now.
This looks like a video from the youtuber Denha, but its cool