Useful Woodworking tips and skills. Easy way to get the perfect angle

Useful Woodworking tips and skills. Easy way to get the perfect angle. Woodworking ideas and projects. Woodworking ASMR. A Beginner's Guide to Woodworking. Carpenter Tips and Tricks
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[@kassscarter4420]

Если бы вспоминал все лайфхаки которые я просмотрел,я был гением,а как до дела доходит,ничего не помнишь😁

[@ebk304]

😂😂😂 right

[@ebk304]

That’s why you save them in a CZcams Playlist 😂😂at least I do 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😂

[@Mmark_Ttven]

Да и под рукой ничего нет

[@user-lo5sh4ss6o]

сначала купить весь инструмент... потом запомнить... потом чтоб пр годилось...

[@user-zk7ce4ex3t]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-kf9io1ny8u]

Люблю смотреть народные мудрости! Спасибо

[@DOGSDOGGER]

japan: "you cut it wrong, do it again" - US: "hold it under tension, forever :)))"

[@leesparrow8637]

One day you'll realise that everything is always under tension

[@eden1909]

@@leesparrow8637 My shoulders are under tension. I need a chiropractor. T.T

[@Frankthegb]

This is compression

[@dylancutlip8711]

@@Frankthegbcompression causes tension.

[@rispy4875]

Lol & which one lasts longer?

[@endless_story]

Еще один лайфхак - не использовать черные саморезы )

[@stosorokshest]

Отличный лайфхак!

[@hommeoursX]

Да да, сто раз да

[@thesteelworks8088]

I push on it with one hand

[@user-jp6rg3bx8e]

А что с ними не так?

[@asmith8898]

He didn't, he just removed it.

[@MeAgainGOH]

Carpenters used to do this with nails before deck screws were invented.

[@jmo13322]

Well what screws should he use???

[@Thomas-vc1uf]

Think he was saying that before mankind went to using screws to build....😊

[@user-lv8bq1is4t]

И те гвозди ковал кузнец!

[@s7shorty]

Still do this nails are still often preferred

[@djdoc06]

Before cordless power drills made screws fast enough… they used nails.

[@user-ui7ce7dd5b]

This becomes a stressed joint. I expect that the lateral 2x4 will e eventually split.

[@thomaspostma1468]

Yeah, you can also you know, just apply some pressure 😂

[@ChitoV646]

You mean push it in? Impossible!😅

[@aaabbbccc1939]

no the board will warp to the desired shape. This is very common practice.

[@stevet5379]

This is more than common, it's a daily occurrence on every build. Nothing will split or break.

[@user-sf8vo2oy4w]

Maybe but the fact that it did not split means it is wet and will be trained to be bent.

[@drummer3249]

Yes, every carpenter knows this trick

[@sharicross547]

Both boards are turned the wrong way. If you look at the end grain, they should be facing the other way toward the blocks

[@peytoia]

i realized the other issues with this (tension in the wood, potentially splitting it by drilling into the end grain, etc) but i was not aware that wood had a front and back side to the grain longways. if you have the time could you explain why that is? i love learning.

[@amlethgradic9085]

i think they are building temporary framing. by the gloves it could be masonry. you are right. but i don’t think they care

[@kamb8664]

Whoever invented screws was a genius

[@wakokaine6976]

Thank you kind sir

[@doom6985]

@@wakokaine6976 thank you sir, you truly are a blessing

[@28toxicdavid38]

John Screw invented the screw.

[@rocketvybe]

​@@28toxicdavid38 I bet he screwed alot of people.

[@themchannel853]

My mom invented the screw

[@lostpyper6973]

If you keep using whitewood and sheetrock screws, you can expect to replace this every year

[@larryhackleman2093]

This

[@kylemartinson722]

Is this a joke?

[@love-ei5fg]

Круто

[@brownstonecustomcabinetry5309]

That's not white wood and those aren't dry walls screws. See how the thread only goes halfway up? Those are construction screws. See the grain on the right hand board? That's hard wood. He's just not in America.

[@TheBauerone55]

They're not sheetrock screws, they're not threaded to the head. Try again keyboard warrior.

[@bk126]

すごい😮知恵と技術があるってうらやましい✨

[@ArticulateArena]

Those 2 screws holding everyones life together

[@erikw113]

That’s not structural

[@yurikponomarioff]

Никогда так не делайте. При таком креплении саморезы будут испытывать постоянную нагрузку на срез и в итоге лопнут. Да и вообще каленый саморез не для дерева, используйте гвозди.

[@xyi-vam]

Ну да ,для дерева калёные саморезы не подойдут,а вот для травы самый раз,ну или для кирпича.

[@yurikponomarioff]

@@xyi-vam каленые саморезы хороши для монтажа легких конструкций и отделочных материалов внутри помещений, причем если надо закрепить на дереве другой материал, металл, гкл, гвл и т.д. Использовать их в наружных силовых и несущих конструкциях верх глупости.

[@oscarflores2079]

No lo hagas como él ,piensa en otra solución,él solo te esta dando la idea.

[@kamchadalochka1609]

А можно закрутить саморезами, а для верности ещё гвоздей набить!

[@user-ty2jq5ky2i]

Ну, справедливости ради, каленый там только в прихвате, временный, два фиксирующих - шурупы. Но гвоздь я бы добавил, крепить с натяжкой на шурупы, ну такое...

[@mrfxr1695]

Drywall screws again😔

[@emm6155]

You must love his videos that you know his screws. If it bothers, you don’t watch people like you is the problem with this world let the man rock.

[@mrfxr1695]

@@emm6155 the videos keep popping up. I don't look for them. The issue with drywall screws is that they are thin, snap easily, not structural fixture and must not be used in construction apart from plasterboard/drywall installation. I've seen big structural failures where people used drywall screws for fastening timbers, plywood, even roof battens and tiles. Drywall screws only for drywall. This guy has good ideas but bad screws

[@riceracing3184]

@@emm6155 I’d say people like you are the problem with the world, don’t call out crap when you see it, now look at us!

[@ItzUnknwnX]

Those aren’t drywall screws tho 😂😂😂

[@ItzUnknwnX]

@@mrfxr1695the one he used as a anchor was a drywall screw the others aren’t

[@user-pm9sr3vo2d]

У черных саморезов и так головки ломаются из-за расширение дерева, а тут вы решили их под давление закручивать?) 🤣💪🏽

[@Bratishka_YT]

Спасибо за совет 😮😊❤

[@Tips_Workshop]

👋🤝❤️

[@thedcbroker7264]

I love tools and people who know how to use them

[@benjigray8690]

A hundred and uses for a pinch bar.

[@viperpit-lr2rp]

So you love the government? 🤣

[@mustafaqusay523]

tools love you too

[@Luke-pk9fe]

You should see me use my tool

[@GollumHatesNastyChips]

So you definitely don’t love this channel

[@CarlosTomasS.]

*Nie chce nic mowic ale to wlasnie wy nakrecacie celebrytow ktorzy kupuja lajki na Realfollow*

[@tkrox8379]

Czym jest realfollow i o co wgl chodzi?

[@user-ej1kc3zl8d]

Людей не смеши

[@user-ej1kc3zl8d]

Как столбы из земли доставать умеешь

[@edwardwilliam4007]

😅😅😅😮😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😅😅😅😅😮😅😅😮😮😅😅

[@BaxordirjonFozilov]

Лекин фойда ли ок

[@ShawnPitman]

Uh. Also, don’t drive a screw directly into the end grain. It’ll hold for now, but thermal expansion and humidity will eventually split the grain around the fastener.

[@NewBrunswickOutdoorLife]

irrelevant to this video.

[@Fpvpilot928]

​@@NewBrunswickOutdoorLife the video is of drilling a screw into the end grain. This comment could literally not be any more relevant to this video, and I was curious how it wasn't the top comment.

[@HGrrrr]

So then how would you screw two boards like this together?

[@ShawnPitman]

@@HGrrrr pocket holes. Toe nailing. Corner brackets or braces.
Depends on what's easiest for you

[@isaiahmellon350]

Here’s a tip. You’re using the wrong screws

[@user-ch6hs6ir3d]

Саморезы в торец бруса это для отвода глаз. Через некоторое время обязательно вырвет.

[@user-eu1yv5ss3h]

суть ролика как поджать доску а саморецы можно и под угом ввернуть

[@russel8504]

меня уже вырвало от таких лайхаков

[@AbuGadji-sw9xs]

Ни куда её не вырвет, дерево со временем само приобретёт такую форму.

[@paulomendoncasouza7981]

Uma boa ideia para unir caibros.

[@user-ch6hs6ir3d]

@@AbuGadji-sw9xs похоже вы не в теме. Обратите внимание на расположение волокон в доске. Если вдоль волокон вкручивать (в торец), саморезу не за что цепляться.

[@allgood2981]

I'm an armchair carpenter, I'd rather NOT compromise the integrity of the wood by drilling an unnecessary hole in it.

[@lozD83]

Let alone place it under strain

[@I_am_Just_Unlucky]

Im a trained carpenter working in construction, i do not care😂

[@SharronNeedles]

Im a real carpenter, we do this all the time

[@jeremyj9137]

“I’m an armchair carpenter” … you should just stop there

[@allgood2981]

I'm so excited about everyone catching the sarcasm that I threw in their direction 🤗

[@Tracker5111]

note that this only works if wood is not old/dried out. Old wood will split if you screw into it with the grain like that without pre-drilling it first.

[@KarlWagner-ql2by]

it was predrilled

[@mac7775]

First thing you learn in everything you do with wood construction.👍🏽👊🏽💪🏽

[@dylanbyrne-pt6xk]

To use dry wall screws in exterior?

[@NinjaSushi2]

​@@dylanbyrne-pt6xkforce bad joints to hold long enough until the job is done and you got paid. 👍

[@cyclemoto8744]

@@NinjaSushi2 lol

[@Pilot-ATC]

Черные саморезы + поперечная нагрузка = каждый год так будешь заново прикручивать

[@nikolasidoroff8530]

И доска витая!! Высыхает и опять выстреливает...

[@user-sw4hh2st4x]

Если будет сухо, то норм... Чёрные (оксидированные) саморезы не = говно.

[@TheF411]

Чёрные, белые, жёлтые саморезы делаются из одной стали..Цвет-- это развод для тебе подобных)))

[@artemhost1814]

​@@user-sw4hh2st4x они на поперечную нагрузку не годятся, лопаются

[@darioalbertojuarezorellana6976]

​@@nikolasidoroff8530y vos como haces ?

[@jasonprittie]

Those screws at interior drywall screws they’ll break in six months outside

[@tedofuentes6525]

Drywall screws don't have a shank. Nice try though

[@micc4044]

They won't break but they will rust out ovr 30 to 40 years

[@keithreckord4788]

​@@tedofuentes6525, course drywall screws have a shank.

[@tedofuentes6525]

​@keithreckord4788 theyre just phosphate covered wood screws. Drywall screws come in 1 1/4 inch for 1/2and 5/ 8th drywall. and 1 5/8, and 2 inch screws are for double layer half and 5/8th, respectively. Anything larger is just a phoshate covered wood screw

[@richt5986]

those screws will out live you

[@dingdongspaghetti]

tip to get the perfect angle: use straight wood

[@user-cr9xi2xy7l]

Приблизительно так я собирао шкаф производства г. Пенза модель ШК603М! Мои родители за всю жизнь ни разу не сквернословили! Со сборкой мебели и наполнением от Икеа не было проблем!
Но тут я вспомнил детство и юность! У меня выросло несколько астральных рук, ног, крылев и мощных хвостов! Так-то я даже Шкафы Бэста от икеи усовершенствовал в части крепежа к стене! Но тут люди лет 50 лепят унылый товар, ни инструкций, ни сверловки, ни фрезовки! Как врагам! 😂😂😂 Я потом напишу писульку, этим пенсюкам пензюкам! 😂😂😂
Ребята! Порой простые решения приходят на ум легко! Просто надо дать врем им появится в голове! Всем удачи! ❤❤❤

[@mairamonzani7360]

Amei seu comentário, só deixar a cabeça esfriar !!!

[@igorziyaev490]

Шкафы Икея, стоят крепко в собанном виде только прикрученные к стене. Попробуйте их переставить, и вы поймёте, что шкаф Икея развалился от небольшого передвижения в собранном виде. Дерьмошкаф Икея, это отстой. 😁😁😁

[@devanworkman8745]

Using drywall screws was definitely a mistake.

[@JohnDoe-jq5wy]

Good insight 👍👍👍

[@siwa7160]

Not drywall screws holding the timber. The One he pulls out is.

[@rickgilbrt]

​@@siwa7160, the screws he leaves in have a smooth shank, but don't look like structural screws.

[@that1roller33]

Wood facing wrong way anyway

[@user-kh6vn1ev5g]

Где гипсокартон?

[@HYPERVENTiLiERT]

Next time, replace the "tool" with your hand and push it. XD

[@johnrobertson7583]

I will bet you would have used a handsaw to cut the boards and run the screws in by hand too…what a man! Probably mixed the mortar for the blocks in a pan with a hoe too…

[@ioej2782]

​@@johnrobertson7583, oh man, u never touch drill or other tools, is not it?)

[@HYPERVENTiLiERT]

@@johnrobertson7583 wtf, he pushed the board with his thumbs?! So why using a tool to push?! Useless workpart..

[@BeefPapa]

*OSHA:* 👁️ 👄 👁️

[@teshpatel5034]

​@@HYPERVENTiLiERT with 2 people it might work, but if you are by yourself, it's easier to hold it in place with minimal force and drill it straight.

[@kinodogoowotho]

You clearly showed how easy it was to move it with your hands. Just hold it in place yourself without ruining the material involved 😭

[@tristanbarnes4994]

Had to talk to a real carpenter to learn that one😂

[@Duck_side]

Now you have a dirty hole in your timber face, and drywall screws that will snap in a couple of months

[@ImALefty08]

He didn't use drywall screws to fasten the wood together. Watch it again.

[@craigbuckley38]

It's just a demonstration

[@markbailey286]

There could be only one thing worse, if he was to hammer the screws in. Please, the appropriate screw for the application!

[@miguelangelperez7509]

¡Los tornillos NO se clavan, se atornillan!

[@Mud-N-Ice]

If you’ve never used drywall screws in wood working then please keep your opinion to yourself

[@marti220]

@@miguelangelperez7509 you’ve misunderstood. He said the only thing WORSE would be IF he had driven the screws with a hammer. He didn’t mean that’s the way it’s done

[@Psacal]

I would just hold it in place with my other hand like 😅😅

[@CarolCarolDoddDodd]

People are so clever I learn so many things I will probably never use, but it’s just thrills me to see how clever people are!💯🥇🌟🔥🙌🏻

[@leannanceoil]

единственный на самом деле полезный видос из миллиона подобных.. респект!

[@Tips_Workshop]

Благодарю 👋🤝 Рад что понравилось 👍❤️

[@ahmedmohamed3498]

Yes he is great so much for looking what you can do with fast time with out any problems to ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ahmedmohamed3498]

@@Tips_Workshopyes I love this video so much because it’s great job and so much easy to for any one doing that job ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jamesmancini1506]

I could've used that trick earlier today. To straighten one side of a long header. I'll be doing it tomorrow, if the lumber has a major crown to it. Thanks bro.

[@Lilchino707]

Use a 16 penny not a drywall screw those we’ll bend or break on ya

[@ohnohobo4815]

Dont screw into end wood. Put them in at an angle.

[@doncorleone7940]

That sound irritated me like scratching the blackboard with your fingernails. 😂

[@J05hFontenot]

It's always a smart idea to put a fastener directly into the end grain 😂

[@AlexeyProMontage]

Полезные советы с деревом-на строй площадке запрещено использование калёных шурупов

[@user-ot2ln4gt1e]

Два навеса собраны на 'каленых шурупах',черных саморезах.
За 6 и 5 лет ничего нигде не лопнуло,не повело и не перекосило- зимой на них снеговые нагрузки.
Ещё раньше на чорных саморезах была собрана угловая полка под тяжёлый телевизор,и всё в порядке,пока его не заменили на панель.
Вообще много их было закручено- за всю жизнь их лопнувших припомню штук 5,длинные без сверления.Проблем не создало.
....может,вы все на них дубовые шпалы собираете?...

[@user-nb4cw5tf6o]

Похуй, не себе

[@user-zt1mx1yp4m]

Кем и почему???

[@L.K.B2007]

I can’t take anyone seriously who uses drywall screws like that

[@gcarraig]

…or placing a screw into the end of a 2x4.

[@Cedalus]

Don't do this with dry wood unless you want to take a trip to split street

[@kendexter]

when you don't have a tractor or a excavator

[@igorturchinyuk151]

Old masters 50 years ago connected wooden structures without self-tapping screws using so-called “Dowel joints”.

[@DamonMars-wr2zx]

Well they wasted their time

[@wtfbbqbye]

If you bust out dowels clamps and wood glue on this project, better hope nobody's around cuz they're going to be laughing their ass off...

[@gunlover900]

That's more like 100 years ago bro, 50 years ago was 1974. They had powertools and plenty of screws back then...

[@dmitryfedorchenko882]

From what, from precise work?​@@wtfbbqbye

[@vasbrasers]

And how long will the construction time be extended?

[@chozarchozar1786]

Только саморезы другие надо. Эти калёные ломаются со временем, особенно под давлением как здесь.😅

[@user-gy9hg3fo6o]

Только гвоздь.

[@vlad.cutuzow]

дерево со временем привыкнет, а шурупу ничего не будет..

[@russellwilliams6769]

Never screw or nail into end grain of timber

[@nowerries]

Lol have you ever seen walls being framed. Every stud in your house is nailed through the plate into the end grain. Top plate on fences nailed into end grain on posts. Rim board of your house nailed into end grain of joists. Every engineered plan I've ever worked off shows some type of joint connection where you will be fastening into end grain.

[@lukegraham317]

Gotta love good honest work and craftsmanship❤

[@Tips_Workshop]

Thanks👋🤝❤️

[@louisdandrea7461]

I'm not a carpenter, but that's a cool trick! 😎 👍

[@kkknotcool]

No it's not, push it in with one hand and drill with the other and stop wasting time.

[@glenroywatson9263]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@bend3rbot]

No, you aren't - neither is OP. End screwing timbers is not woodworking. It's woodjerking.

[@MAcDaTHo]

I am not a trickster, but this is a nice carpet!

[@clacala]

I'm not a filmmaker but this is a good video.

[@edroofs]

Мужик, это же гениально!!

[@A.C.71]

Partly right. Do all you see except replace the two screws with longer ones to get into new wood, or it will go right back where it was.

[@robertstoner3452]

Old carpenter trick I use all the time to this day. Work smarter not harder people 😂

[@user-rh2ct8kw9w]

Век живи , век учись. Благодарю 👍👍👍

[@dmitrijdenisov8882]

Век живи, век учись и всё равно дураком помрёшь😅

[@user-cl4mm8nc6l]

дураком умрешь. этим заканчивается поговорка

[@user-xs9wj8zy1r]

И в продолжение , а всё равно дураком помрешь. Как говорил мой Дядя.

[@philippe6295]

Bien réfléchir avant d 'agir . gain de temps et bon travail . 😊😊😊

[@fluhartz]

so simple and so awesome..

[@dummyfatso5537]

Always predrill the hole a size smaller than the screw so the wood doesn't split when screwing in the screw

[@terrybeaud9348]

First of all, don't use screws. They don't have the shear strength that nails have. (at least those don't)

[@user-uw4yp8ug9f]

Спасибо, очень полезно!

[@Hatori88100]

В чем польза ??? Тоже дом из газобетона будешь брусом стягивать ?)))

[@user-uw4yp8ug9f]

@@Hatori88100 про таких говорят - человек с узкими знаниями... а у меня широкий взгляд. Выровнять две перпендикулярные доски много где можно. Работай, брат и все будет в пользу

[@user-ot2ln4gt1e]

Эээто вряд ли😊
Запустить куда-то бригаду наемных работников без контроля- их работа НИКОГДА не пойдёт на пользу! 😂​@@user-uw4yp8ug9f

[@user-hm7jl4bs9p]

Здорово очень придумано

[@Tips_Workshop]

Благодарю 👋🤝 ❤️

[@user-bi8jo3nx1n]

Я всегда одной рукой прижимаю а второй кручу

[@XroorX]

I love building houses out of pallet wood too!

[@HomelessOnline]

I couldn't figure this out on my own in 40 years, apparently.

[@TimothyEastman]

Now you have hole in the end which will allow water to seep in and rot the wood.

[@ivanboesky1520]

US cheap slapstick construction at its best. The emphasis is all on time and using the cheapest materials possible, not quality. LOL

[@X737_]

It can be treated, filled or both

[@erhonni61]

Whole piece is not treated so that’s not the case.

[@X737_]

@@erhonni61 how can you possibly know that?

[@erhonni61]

@@X737_ from the color of the wood…

[@user-zh2ey8ug3x]

I seen this no less than 100 times but it gets me every time.

[@jeztickles4361]

That 4x2 is under as much stress as my marriage

[@SherryHerbert-uw2hz]

The caution after destroying the flower is great

[@sandyjones45]

Very nice!!! I'm gonna remember that!!!! 😲🤩👍👍👍♥️

[@Tips_Workshop]

Thanks 👋🤝 I'm glad you liked it 😊❤️

[@fredricksoncausey9772]

Keep it up with tricks..learning from you every time

[@Awinst01]

The sound that wood makes when it’s bent makes my teeth hurt.

[@Tips_Workshop]

🤗😉👋

[@user-vb3xe3ie2g]

I love how they’re smiling once they catch up lmao, like now I gotta do the thing

[@derfderfson]

My dad had one of these axes and one day one of those hinges flew right off and hit me in the the eye when he was trying to bash my skull in. Him and I still laugh about it every day. RIP Dad.
Edit: I managed to post this on the wrong video but F it, I'm leaving it.

[@rubenchacko3444]

your dad sounds like a role model.. rip legend

[@greenyoshi100]

Axe?

[@no-name168]

"Him and I still laugh about it every day. RIP Dad.
" bruh

[@fcockroach]

​@@greenyoshi100 Daddy Axe

[@ivanboesky1520]

Loser 😀

[@TheNyhm1]

Why are you using drywall screws for an exterior application

[@isaacmai7961]

Prolly cause he doesn’t want to waste good screws on like a demo? Idk still kinda weird but I can sort of get it.

[@Nameentered]

Doesn't even matter about the interior or exterior. It's the fact that it has no structural integrity

[@Nameentered]

​@isaacmai7961 but it's not just a demo. Plus, even if it was a demo, he could take the screws out and save them for later. And people on the internet will take things as they see them. So, if they see he used those screws, then they will use those screws as well.

[@isaacmai7961]

@@Nameentered Not really bro. The screws will be worn in some way, even just slightly, by screwing and unscrewing them. And if the people on the internet don’t know how to do this, I will also bet that they couldn’t differentiate between different types of screws anyways.

[@LeaveItToTheWolves]

The only drywall screw that was used was the one that he put in for leverage and took out. The other two are screws for structural purpose.

[@baay376]

Definitely depends on WHY it's like that, though. If the lumber is slightly warped, then that's one thing, but if it's bc the concrete blocks are shifting/bulging, that's not going to do much of anything even temporarily. Specifics are MUCH more helpful when giving "tips." Just saying.

[@user-oo8fy5tn4n]

This is so inspiring!

[@magicworldtv6347]

Порою мы не догадываемся о простых вещах. Правильно говорят: век живи - век учись !!!

[@e.fedorov7228]

100%

[@Tips_Workshop]

Это точно💯👍🤝

[@ahmedmohamed3498]

Yes I love this video so much for this great job so much in this video ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@wilres1166]

Stainless steel screws son

[@user-bi8jo3nx1n]

Я всегда рукой прижимаю а второй кручу

[@user-vg5wu6yi5o]

Но гвозди прочнее, чем винты. Есть конечно массивные винты не уступающие по прочности гвоздям.Все нужно смотреть на месте. Если временное сооружение, то на шурупах конечно лучше, открутил их без проблем, а с гвоздями нужно потрудиться. Короче, гвозди забывать нельзя, они твои лучшие друзья, шурупы прикалены и могут отломиться, а гвоздь никогда.
Это нужно помнить всегда.

[@Rozhdenie_kolpachka]

Ничего подобного.гвозди по мере высыхания дерева будут гулять.а тут все намертво.еще и подтянуть можно

[@user-fo7wf6er1q]

Нет ничего лучше, чем шурупы завернутые молотком и гвозди забитые шуруповертом😂😂😂

[@Drywaller]

You cant use my screws for that 👀

[@user-mg9oy4yv9i]

Mitre joint ever heard of it, looks neater and prevents end grain being exposed to the elements.

[@user-xn1ux4bo5r]

Люди, человеки 😏, эти шурупы только для лёгких внутренних отделочных работ, где нет сырости😊, для наружных работ и серьёзных нагрузок этого делать нельзя 🤔, ваш дом через год, два, весь начнёт разваливается, и этих роликов, и подобных тысячи в интернете, это очень плохой вариант и плохой пример для подрожания😊.

[@Gearlitefather]

Где тут серьезные нагрузки? Да и откуда вода в вентфасаде (насколько я понимаю)?

[@user-gp8zb4mo3i]

Саморазрушение не держит по направлению волокон дерева, надо либо шпонку напротив самореза..

[@user-ss6lx9eg6u]

Я как специалист с 50 летним стажем, говорю что это все туфта.

[@user-yr2wm1bs3p]

да им и не нужны ваши советы. Оне сами всё знають...

[@user-yr2wm1bs3p]

😅

[@mrs_white_crow]

Я не уверена, что брус не треснет в месте саморезов, при таком натяжении...

[@ricker963]

Maybe joists and decking will help?

[@user-lb8mw5in8q]

Мало вероятно, что треснет. Древесина дуб достаточно прочная. Жалко что так ее используют. Тут и сосной бы обошлись...

[@Mamaiika71]

Длиной саморезов можно решить конечно, но чтобы не напрягать древесину, я бы МШУ, 125 мм, с лепестковым кругом, потом вибро шлиф машинкой. Наверно вывел бы

[@claudioalves2178]

A peça de madeira 🪵 (prancha) é flexível 💪🏽 e logo se adaptará com umidade e calor (se for o caso…🤷🏻‍♂️🪓🪚…!!)

[@user-pe4kq6xi6b3]

​@@user-lb8mw5in8q сам ты... ДУБ😂😂😂

[@denisetaylor1829]

Do y’all remember….when every black family would Fry Fish on Friday and Chicken on Sunday. My Aunt would say….don’t eat the chicken it’s for dinner after church😂❤

[@chrisscott7314]

2nd tip. Never use Phillips screws

[@kwuiki23]

This helps me everyday

[@thomasgreiner4910]

I didn't think people actually made videos of good tool advice. Thanks for proving me wrong😊

[@JesseLucas-mw3lv]

They don't could of just pushed it in by hand and screwed it like a normal person instead of wasting your time doing all this non sense

[@mrdark9916]

The issue is at the screw you used to pray against, you could have just done an angled screw from the back piece into the piece closest to you. and accomplished the same thing but better and stronger AND faster. lol

[@user-gw6cw6go5r]

But if you force it to push it like that, it‘ll be later.
As time goes by, the tree splits.

[@andndmmcmnf1321]

Two 45 degree angles would look better in my opinion

[@BASED.88]

Better hold
*I misread. Better hold if you put the screws through at a 45

[@user-hv7jg5hp4v]

Так крепление лучше.

[@guybartlett9587]

Better not having your opinion

[@user-uv3fq4su1o]

Screw heads will pop off. Dry wall screws are for DRY WALLS.

[@siwa7160]

They're not dry wall screws 😊

[@jonwallace7015]

​@@siwa7160these people commenting don't know shit about anything

[@thomashicks1565]

Chances are they are BLACK EXTERIOR screws!! DA!

[@mattb5734]

Long ass drywall screws you use buddy

[@Wornout1]

It's the principle that we are shown.

[@freighttrainjohnson6771]

seems handy, but i'm not comfortable with sinking a screw that deep if i'm pulling it back out

[@bboycomedyhd]

It’s so satisfying to watch! 👀💯

[@user-vl6sm3wr4n]

Шуруп в торец не держит

[@romaledilov3159]

Rrhu

[@ADENIYISEUN-tx1gy]

Who's else watch it more than 20 times 😁😁

[@lisajessup6615]

need to show my husband this - great thinking

[@PTSDad79]

An 8 penny nail or screw can be the best helper on the job

[@heathbruce9928]

Screws aside, my friend Mike showed me this. Has come in handy many times.

[@waldowaggins]

I just use my knee.

[@themrnonickname]

I'm always surprised whenever I see the lack of strength framers have.

[@Datanditto]

Every junior carpenters favorite trick.

[@HerasmoMGB]

Who was filming? 😅

[@tollie_zuiger2074]

A worker with his whole life experience would laugh at this

[@romeomusciac2508]

Nu ar răde că e bine

[@scmarck-tn7nq]

Very useful thank you for this tip.

[@littleman7317]

My father taught me that with a cats paw. Great tip

[@Dan_Boston]

Genius 🧙‍♂️

[@tomstiel7576]

if you think that's genius,,,you need to get out more