Post Hack Update Plus How Much Does Your wood Swell When It's Humid?
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- čas přidán 3. 09. 2022
- I'm back! Yes!
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I'm back! Yes!
Was glad to see it back in my list this week.
You’ll never be gone even if CZcams shuts down- you are a part of our lives
I couldn't imagine having to deal with CZcams in that situation. Happy you finally got a human to help get your account back. Someone with an account your size should have a dedicated account rep at CZcams.
I blame " Focus Master' he has been looking shifty lately....
glad you're back! 💯👍👍
And very aptly in black.
Can’t imagine how stressful this whole situation has been. Glad you regained access and hope you can get back into the swing of things.
I'm glad to hear you have everything back in your control.
Great to have you back there brother.
Evildoers are everywhere.
Keep up the good work.
Glad to hear CZcams got this under control for you.
Great that you are back👍
John, glad you got your work back. Looking forward to your new, future videos
Glad you've recovering your channel, best wishes!!!
Great to have you back John ,
Horrible experience buy hey , you're back
Really good to see that you're back! 🇸🇪
Good to see you back on your feet Sir!
Happy that you got your channel back
it's great to see you back, I'm looking forward to your future releases
So glad you got it back! What a terrible thing to go through.
Delighted to hear things turned out OK.
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Glad your back John and just as important you've got your work back.
I'm glad to see you back, John, and I hope you don't feel shame as a result of being hacked. That can be a natural reaction, but it's really important to know that it's not your fault. Sure, you could've maybe done a couple things differently, but you made a reasonable effort to secure your account. I'll bet you'll be much more security conscious in future, and you'll be able to help others learn from your experience.
Great to see you recovered your site!
It's good to see you back! For what it's worth, a 2 factor company called Authy got hacked the same week you did, which took down a lot of very big, high profile sites. Even if it isn't related, just know it even happens to places that spend hundreds of thousands on security. And if your channel ever goes down again, I'm pretty sure you can sell that square inch of Baltic birch for like $75k right now.
Very sorry to hear that you had been hacked. It is a serious and terrible problem in today's electronic world. I will never understand the mentality behind it. Very glad you were able to retrieve your channel😀
John, Glad to hear that things on on the way back up. Missed your content.
That sucks! I'm glad you were able to win and got back in the saddle again👍
Good to have you back!
Glad it’s back. I love your work!
I am glad you got it all sorted!
Just realised, I was no longer subscribed to "John Heisz - I Build It". Just subscribed back.
Glad to see you back, all the way from the uk.
Welcome back John! 🙂
Glad your back John!
Glad to see you back!
Regardless of if you have a project to talk about I like your rant videos. Gives me something to watch on Sunday morning
Good to have you back John!
Evil as evil does. Glad you have your channel back
Good to see you back. Looking forward to a Thein baffle for a garbage can build now. My big Ridid shop vac gets full pretty fast when using it with the thickness planer.
So happy to see you are back. I am an old retired IT guy and when you announced your issue i felt sick to my stomach. I understand how truly horrible your situation was and honestly felt you might not get it back. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊see you next week!
Sorry your hard work got hijacked. Hopefully this will inevitably make you stronger. My hardwood dealer also carries combi-core plywood. It has veneer core in the middle, covered with particle board and finally your face veneer. I find it relatively stable with a super flat face. Seems like the best of both worlds.
A lot of people seem to worry an unreasonable amount about moisture. Magnitude is key: any liquid water reaching any of your wood projects will do vastly more damage and much more rapidly than any amount of humidity, and projects stored indoors where air is conditioned to some degree year-round will only suffer if you live somewhere with big seasonal humidity swings AND you've failed to design for wood movement. The percentages you calculate are a great indicator of how much temporary wood movement matters.
Hopefully your emptying that thing for many summers to come. Love your videos John!
So glad you are able to get back on track John because your channel is very educational for me. Perhaps the culprit will get their comeuppance someday so they learn how much they can hurt good, honest people. Keep up the great work!
So sorry you had to go through that. Glad you are back. I get scams on my Google my business page and Google takes no responsibility to help stop.
All the things you mentioned about the wood the only thing you didn't mention was the before and after moisture content, had the different types of wood changed with their moisture content?. Great to hear that you have got back control over your main channel. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
I am really glad you got the channels back. I cannot imagine what you went through.
Glad to see you back. I always enjoy your videos.
Yay! Glad you're back!
Glad to hear you got it all back and happy to see you back making videos. Looking forward to seeing more. Thanks for all your work, keep it up!
great analysis!
I live in tropics on the equator, and I've done my research as well, mostly on solid wood, as by choice I don;t use plywood or MDF.
what I've observed over the years, I don't even need to account for wood expansion or contraction, as the humidity and temperature are pretty much constant throughout the year. the temperature drops 5-10 degrees at night, but humidity doesn't.
and the 27 inches table made of 7 thick boards (1 3/4 inch) has not changed its dimensions throughout the year at all. well there were some deviations during the monsoon, constant rain for weeks, but less than 0.5%, and there were no cracks or warping. the boards were glued up with the strong PVA glue, with no dowells/dominos/biscuits, nothing but the glue. the glue up was aligned by 4 way pressure clamps, so no cauls either.
and to keep the top flat, i used the breadboards, glued with epoxy resin, with no wood movement allowance whatsoever. and the top was glued to the base using epoxy resin as well, poured into the mortices.
the table withstood over 3 years of the 95% humid tropical climate, without warping or cracking, and no noticeable wood movement. just to add more information, I used extremely hard wood, which even on the end grain looks slippery, looks like end grain is water tight, doesn't look like end grain at all.
so having learned that, I actually stopped being bothered about the wood movement at all. I built ~10 tables, and they all stayed flat, and crack free, and the legs stayed parallel to each other.
of course I understand that in Norther Hemisphere, the humidity jumps are drastic, and then the pieces of furniture might break or change geometry significantly, should they not be designed to allow for the wood movement.
Man that’s some BS. Two factor authentication is a must. Glad you got it back
Edit: wow even with 2 factor
So glad to see you back John! Sorry that you had to go through that fiasco. Hopefully things get back to normal sooner than later. Looking forward to your new videos! Be well..... 👍👍
Glad you got your channel back John! Thanks for the update!
I'm.buikding a listening room right now. Would love to see your flooring and the process. You will get my view. 😊
Good to have you back John
Sorry for the hack. Glad you're back. I learn a lot from you.
i look forward to content on your main channel resuming!
Respect to you John, I would be properly Pissed off and would not be able to focus at all.
I've been searching all your channels every couple days for a hack update. Definitely glad to see you back. Looking forward to more good content.
As for the swelling with humidity, that is a thing that's a pretty big deal in guitar building. Drier wood resonates better. How wood is stored and handled during and before construction, how it's finished after construction, poly vs nitro finishes, moisture content is monitored throughout the building process. Grain direction of the pieces used is a big deal. It affects movement as well. Tops of acoustic guitars are quarter sawn. Different species in the necks are different cuts. Quarter sawn mahogany is common in necks. As is flat and rift sawn maple. Quarter sawn maple is uncommon but also used on necks, supposedly more stable but in my opinion a little less attractive for a neck shaft. Ash is typically not used in necks but sometimes it's used in bodies for electric guitars.
Guitar setup is a game of thousandths of an inch for dedicated player. If your string height moves away from, or closer to, the fret tops by say .010", that's very noticable to the player. A 20 inch piece of wood, the neck, can swell enough to throw that out and back as humidity rises and falls throughout the year. My personal guitars get small adjustments about every 6 months to keep them where I want them. With the main season changes. Just small tweaks. And that's not from like a preventative maintenance type of thing. It's like an... I pick it up and it suddenly plays just a little off type of thing. Usually with the season changes and relative humidity changes. And they all are stored in one location mainly other than trips to places to play. They move around some even though I don't touch the adjustments. And some guitars are more susceptible than others. Likely due to finish variations. Some guitars have finished maple necks. Others have unfinished (or simply oiled) Rosewood, Pau Ferro, or ebony fingerboards are common. As well as some modern day rosewood substitutes.
Professional musicians move around a lot, often play outdoor shows, then indoor shows, back to outdoor shows. If a guitar is in Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada for 2 or 3 weeks during summer, then it's taken to Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas for the next 3 weeks, there is no doubt it will need adjustments to feel the exact same to the player.
Solid wood definitely moves. It's almost like the wood is still alive. I doubt that MDF sample will ever shrink back though haha
Anyway.... Glad to see you back and I'm glad this situation had a favourable outcome for you.
,a cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…..
Glad you’re back buddy! And happy to hear CZcams was able to verify the highjack and give you controls back to your account. Get an authentication app for your two factor.
Glad to see you are back!
I am very curious about your chip separator. I would love to see a video on that. Particularly how it works and how you drilled the hole at an angle with a hole saw.
Gees John. That's horrible. As someone who was laid off from a director position after 21 years working for a company, I completely know how you must have felt. I didn't even know that could happen on CZcams. I also somehow missed the fact that it had happened but I am so glad you have it sorted. Hope it never happens again.
Nord and 1Password should sponsor you 😄
Hey John. Glad to hear you have your channel back. This video gives us good insight on the suitability of materials in more extreme humidity situations. Here in South Florida, in a non- air conditioned shop, the humidity ranges from 40% in winter to as much as 85% on some summer mornings. based on your experience, can I use MDF for work table surfaces and jigs?
I can get MR MDF, but with either product, i would want a protective finish on top to protect against scratches, etc. What would you recommend?
I'm really glad you're back, John! 😃
But yeah... What a nightmare! 😬
Unfortunately I don't know what's the best solution for passwords and so on... But it's definitely an issue. I'm starting to think about making a software to create and maintain all the passwords, you know? Something you would access with one password and keep all the rest there, to you to access when needed. Something local to your computer and smartphone.
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Glad you're back. I would assume particleboard is great against humidity because it's very stable and has very poor resistance to water - we've all seen it.
It would be interesting to compare the results with finished pieces. So a piece of particle board and edge banding on all sides should not absorbe as much. Same for the other pieces with poly, lacquer or oil
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Welcome back. Did you also measure the samples in X and Y or only Z ?
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Sei ancora scosso a quanto pare. Riprenditi con calma amico mio 👍👍
From your main channel's home page, the "channels" tab shows no other channel links. bit of a level 2 tidy remains I guess.
When people bring up processed wood products and humidity in comments I assume they’re building alligator pens.
Im still waiting for my prize!! 😂
I can't find that 11 layer baltic burch anywhere. 7 layer baltic burch is the only thing I can find.
I don't know if I unsubscribed to the hacked channel or if I was removed from subscriptions by the hacker, either way I re-subbed.
Have you thought about starting a channel on rumble? Or odysee? Its good to diversify your options
I'm so old my wood doesn't swell no matter what the weather is.
I work in IT security full time. This new attack is social engineering at its finest.
I'm First! Ans I'm glad you;re back!
Glad to see you got ur channel back from climate change! Damn cow farts...
I am really distracted by that monitor and keyboard (laptop) setup next to you. What is it?
How can we be 100% sure that is the real John and not a imposter? Verify the following question: the first video I ever watched of yours you fixed your iPhone, what did you use to fix it?
take a break... you need it...
Hi John - glad to hear common sense prevailed and you got your channel back. It sounds like it's happening a lot, as yours was already the 3rd video I'd seen in the space of a week about what sounded like exactly the same thing. I'm in software development, but there are cleverer folks than me who've worked out at least one of the attack vectors for this, so I thought I'd share this video with you in case it shines any light on your own experience. Keep up the good work! czcams.com/video/u2M_V5LtzpQ/video.html
Hey John, if you haven't found a password solution yet, I recommend 1password. There's a small learning curve, but once you figure it out, logging into whatever becomes very easy and quick. I like 1password in particular because it can also do the 2factor QR code logins, so I don't need to use some other app to do the 2factor. Glad you got everything worked out!
John: I need your help. I subscribed to the Makers Mob, only used it once and now I do not know how to end my subscription. Can you help? David Adair
That hijack was worse than losing your job because it's like all of your creativity and art was stolen. I'm glad you got it back and now you can leave that ordeal in the rear view mirror 🪞