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DIY Geometric Wedding Arbor // Woodworking
zhlédnutí 106KPřed 5 lety
I made a hexagon wedding arbor. Used 4x4 douglas fir. Enjoy. I used this calculator to find the right dimensions hexagoncalculator.apphb.com/
DIY Drill Press Stand // Metal & Wood
zhlédnutí 4KPřed 5 lety
I made a drill press stand out of 1" square tubing and a free wooden bench. The drill press I have is the 12" WEN 4214 off amazon. So far it drills well so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Shop Cat Name Tag
zhlédnutí 220Před 5 lety
Cranked out this little brass tag in about 15 minutes. Not my finest work but the cat sure does appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
Maker Knife Review - Can it open bottles?!
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 5 lety
Maker Knife Unboxing SPOILER ALERT: It totally opens bottles. Giaco Whatever: czcams.com/channels/YH-XXUE2QDaWKvABsWJh8w.html Maker Knife: www.kickstarter.com/projects/1496249101/maker-knife-the-edc-pocket-tool-you-want-to-carry Music by Andrew Applepie
DIY Steel Frame Workbench For Under $100
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 5 lety
I made a new workbench out of 1" square tubing. Total cost was $95. Dimensions are 8 feet long, 21" deep, and 34" tall. Thanks for watching! Music by Andrew Applepie
Railroad Spike Coat Rack // Quick & Easy Project
zhlédnutí 2,4KPřed 5 lety
Finally made the coat rack I promised 6 months ago. This was a quick and easy project that anyone can accomplish with a few simple tools. Tapping the spikes is a great entry level metal working project to learn how to thread small holes properly. All of the materials for this project were free. The wood came from the side of the road and spikes from the side of the tracks. Thanks for watching! ...
How NOT To Unload a South Bend 9x36 Lathe
zhlédnutí 862Před 5 lety
Got a nice deal on a radial arm saw and 1938 South Bend 9X36 lathe. Went to unload the radial arm saw while the lathe was still on the trailer on dollies and the trailer was UNHOOKED from the truck; clearly not thinking clearly. The lathe had blocks under the wheels but that was not enough, she went rolling when the trailer rocked. It was a close call and a good reminder to STOP AND THINK about...
Antique Tool Chest Organizer // Woodworking
zhlédnutí 387Před 5 lety
Found this old tool chest at a thrift store a couple years ago. It was full of old woodworking tools and paystubs from the 1930s/1940s, I fell in love. I couldn't find a great use for the chest, so I hung it on the wall in my shop and built a catalog system to store some of my smaller camping gear more efficiently. Thanks for watching SUBSCRIBE if I earned it!!! Music by Andrew Applepie www.and...
DIY Mirror Frame // Woodworking
zhlédnutí 1,4KPřed 5 lety
Made a simple oak frame for an old cheap mirror. I mitered the wood at 45's then ripped to 3 inches. Cut a rabbet with the table saw to accept the mirror. Pocket holes for the joints and used the rabbet cutoff to secure the mirror with pin nails and NO GLUE in case you need to replace the mirror. Thanks for watching!
Stanley Anniversary Tape Clip
zhlédnutí 2,3KPřed 5 lety
I usually keep my 25ft tape on my belt at all times in the shop so I don’t lose it, but it’s a bit cumbersome. Picked up the Stanley 175th anniversary tape and I love it. It’s small and no lock to even mess with, just let it loose when you’re done. Had to sacrifice a POS Harbor Freight free tape measure for the clip. The only piece of knowledge one might attain from watching this video is to al...
Eclipse 2017 - Lake Murray, SC
zhlédnutí 109Před 6 lety
Fast motion view of the eclipse at Lake Murray, near Columbia, SC on August 21st, 2017
Well it worked
Can you do a short How-To on how you made that Doweling Jig for the 4x4?
Whats the bracket name at 4:43??
The link to the calculator appears to be broken. Do you have an updated link? Thanks!
Nice job! Nothing like building something yourself and saving the money!
sweet video, but no material list or detail description on how to do this build?
Good luck finding that much steel for under $100 now days
What metal 120 angle flat brackets were used? I cannot find them anywhere!
Just curious where you got the steel tubes? I am actually in Asheville and making a laser cutting table and need 1" steel tube to make the frame.
Woah that was amazing! Can you just remove the top to move it around? Meaning I would like to assemble and disassemble for multiple uses :)
Nice job
Where did you find the braces you used? Do you have a link to them?
Hey does anyone know where to find with white metal brackets he used or what they are specifically called? Thanks!
Superbe beau travail
Oh dayyyynnggg
Would it be possible to get detailed plans? Want to make this for our wedding in November.
Woodprix scripts contain most of the woodworking plans you can find.
This is amazing! I’d love some step-by-step instructions if possible.
Damn. You beat my record. The fastest I've ever made a 4 hook rack is 7 minutes. You're the Usain Bolt of coat racks.
I really enjoyed watching this video. I'm getting married in October and want to build one of these. I'm a bit nervous about doing it, but watching this video is giving me hope. Thanks for sharing this video.
Did you cut the 4x4 at a 30• angle?
Yes
@@MustardMade thanks, really good work.
Amazing tool
If you don’t mind me asking. Where did you get the metal supports
They lied to us!
Yankee ingenuity at its best! Love the stick drop at the end. Thanks for posting the video....I'm adding the clip to my measure right after I post this.
Where did you get the 120 brackets? Thanks
Absolutely beautiful! Due to Covid, im having a just family wedding and I would like to DIY this. Can you email me the plans for this! Please and thank you!!! stevenlo1717@gmail.com
Where is the other half? Looks incomplete.
Do you mind shooting me any project plans for this. I'm actually about half way through the build I am more interested in the dowel joinery and the jig you made. Without the joinery I feel like the top would be extremely heavy and end up collapsing but I've never done dowels so I'm trying to figure out what I can do. Email is tatgenhorsteric@yahoo.com.
it is wery expensive
Jackstands under the back corners of the trailer next time, or leave it connected to the truck. :)
What kind of welder are you using? Very nice setup you have shop-wise . . .
How deep is the Rabbet cut? It appears to be 3/8" ?
Bon-Aire Industries Inc. yep 3/8”. It’s half the 3/4” stock thickness
Would you tell me where you bought the angle metal brackets?
I made them from 16 gauge steel sheet and a bandsaw. Try searching google for 120 degree gusset plate.
These brackets worked perfectly for me. www.amazon.com/Bracket-L-bracket-Hardware-Monkey-Playground/dp/B00MU2V05A
Hello, Just one question, your drawing in the video shows 4' 8" on the long side but you say in the comments below that it is 4' 6"
Mountain Man Davis I probably misspoke on the 4’ 6”. I cut the pieces to the dimension I wrote on the paper in the video
@@MustardMade Good deal. Thanks for this.
Hey mate, would you please be able to email me a step by step via email & a list of materials? My future wife wants this exact arbor for our wedding!
Hi Scott, send me your email in a DM.
That worked.
I know right.
Finally! A project that shows everything you need to know in 4 minutes, without talking your ass off.
bruce anderson that might be the nicest thing anyone’s ever said to me! Thank you! I hate rambling videos
What are your measurements for the gusset plates you made?
They are 120 degree gusset plates. Not sure of exact measurements I think they have 6 inch legs and maybe 2.5" wide.
wow very nice
how do you calculate the outer dimension of the board at the beginning?
Like a boss :)
Nice video I really enjoyed it👍🏻 keep making more videos it’s awesome👌
Thank you so much 😁
You are showing a 60 degree angle on your cuts but that’s not so. Your cuts are to shallow for for the angles you have cut. In your video it’s really around twenty degrees. Why would you post something that isn’t true? Just to sit and laugh at the people that messed up some expensive wood. People, go to a Home Depot and ask they will show you the true angle. Or if you know a really truthful carpenter ask him. He will tell you this isn’t 60 degrees he’s cutting
He is cutting a 30 degree on each piece to make it 60. He realized he said it wrong in a few comments up.
Hello im in Raleigh NC was wondering if I could order one. Where are you located?
Great job wonderful. My son wants me to build this for his wedding in October. I’m already building a nice wedding cake wood tray. Now this, this will make them happy and I’m so proud to still be here for my son. I pray God doesn’t take me before I can get these built. It would break my heart and soul knowing I didn’t get to do this one last thing for him. May God give me the time and strength to finish this.
Hope you’re still around. ❤️
Curious to how the dowel jig was made. I’m guessing it’s just scrap 4x4 but should it be cut to a certain thickness? Will be my first time working with dowels so I’m overthinking it a bit
Yes the thickness of the jig keeps your drill bit straight. I used a piece of a 2x4 so its 1.5 inches thick. If you were to make that piece out of 1/2" plywood or something, you would have a harder time drilling a hole perpendicular to the surface. The tabs around the 2x4 piece are brad nailed on (no glue in case you mess up and need to redo it). I held the 2x4 piece (with the holes) onto the 4x4 (that I am drilling into) where I want it and then nailed on the tabs. The tabs make sure the holes end up in the same spot on all the pieces I drilled. Hope that makes sense.
That was cute.