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Nice job on the rail!

Great video thanks. I love recycling and finding cool useful stuff in basically throw away items.

Love it! And so will my grandson at his next birthday.

I am totally not gonna break the law with the information you have just given me totally for educational purposes

Super sweet ❤

loved it.I'm gonna make it

Love this! Going to give it a try.

I believe the metal on some wooden rulers could be used too, right?

Wow that looks amazing! I have been looking for a video on how to make a regular ladder into a blanket ladder for a while now. All I find is how to make one from wood boards. You made what I want to make. I got the old ladder but wasn't sure how it was done. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

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Hello do you have the dimension or sizes for the shapes and formes please

Interesting, these were mentioned on a set of model aircraft plans as I hadn't heard of them before. I'll think I'll use self tapping screws for this application.

I enjoyed watching this video

I love this because you kept the hangers attached while you did them! Didn't take them apart and then have to reattach them.

maybe I got a dud but when I got this tool it did not work to get a brad nail in more that 1/16" into the wood. maybe its because it was plywood and to strong though

You forgot to give us your address so we can come and try our new lock picks on YOUR house!!! Shit for brains!!!!

Great video but man that is not how you use a table saw

Thank you, That was very informative and helpful.

The new are pretty muck plastic THERE JUNK😅 almost seemed your mad at the wiper lol

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Great video. THanks. Looking forward to making a set.

I like the measurements

what kinda cardboard was the circle made out of it looks really thick

hope he still has all his fingers, wow what a dangerous way to cut wood, wow. no safety

that´s one tool I didn´t know I need and now I know I don´t need. because I have a special tool, actually like ten of them, that can do a lot of things including nailing a nail. or a brad as a matter of fact. it´s called a hammer, it costs roughly the same but like finding a second hand one for free or for a buck is incomparably easier. best part, you don´t need brads either, you can do the same job with nails. I lived in an illusion that brads are invented specifically in place of nails for nailguns. and nailguns are invented specifically in place of hammers to cut on time, not money. so if you don´t have money, why waste 10 bucks on a brad pusher if you can use the hammer you already got because you wanna have it for a million reasons anyways? it looks really smooth pushing it with one easy push but that´s some really soft and thin materials you drive them into. be a bit handy and you can do that with a hammer too. how about the whole length of the brad into a nice thick hardwood piece?

Grazie stavo già lavorando su questa linea mi hai dato degli ottimi spunti per finire bene...❤

Another tip is using wire. Bend into shape then bang flat with a hammer.

Loved the real life at the end. I miss both my dad and his miter saw. Both had no guard and were way more power than anything we can get today.

thank you it was a great video

Thanks a lot to you, I also made a wing like that♥️

Is this actually a "brad pusher" or is it really a nailset?

you a life saver ong

Beautifull

Y'all snapped for this!! I must try 😁

Don't tell me what to do

Thank you for this!

Nice

will the cuts/measurements still work if the piece of wood I'm using is 2x 5 1/2?

This is so smart 😮 thanks for sharing 😊

Few people know what these are. The best one I have was my grand father's

Was t even close to two inches lol

Thank you. I did not know these existed. I am getting one. It's perfect for what I need.

I dig how you know how to place your fingers just so … a lot of people can’t do that

Looks easy and beautiful 😍 for my Tinkerbell costume!

Nice work !

Used to love playing box hockey when i was a kid. Around 76-80. Yea I'm old lol

nice work

You need to be cognizant of the risks to your hands and fingers!

I will make one criticism of a description of a common process in building. That process is the use of a tool called LEVEL. Many videos I see on this platform have presenters using this tool and describing what they are doing with this tool as "leveling " when they are actually checking the vertical (PLUMB), to a horizontal relationship of building member. The correct term to use when using the level in the vertical position is checking PLUMB. Utilizing proper terminology, believe it or not, eliminates misunderstanding. For instance; do you "hammer" a nail, or do you "DRIVE" a nail? You DRIVE nails, you DRIVE screws. Proper terminology for tools and processes were taught in school shop classes and in apprenticeship programs at one time. Construction is an art form that has its own language. Take the time to learn it if you want to teach the art to someone else. Other than that, good video.

I liked this video much better than others I've seen. Too bad your most recent posting is five years old. I would have subscribed if you posted in the past 12 months.