Try these pattern links: (Merry Christmas) drive.google.com/file/d/1LZQIOiN_sgdd3ZbB8pTvsbJmYzw9iyq7/view? drive.google.com/file/d/11Fc8n6PAwPn3Zibj7jFDjEbcVUgV9s3n/view? drive.google.com/file/d/18S7mCFpH7-f8spKhUzKQOGKfiRfwCXCJ/view?usp=sharing drive.google.com/file/d/1bAxLSdehGF-qijni1zdbQeuwv3h6bLP8/view?usp=sharing

Thank you for your kind comments. Have a wonderful holiday season.

I am glad you found the video helpful. Have a happy and safe holiday season.

Thanks for the laugh! I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas and 2025!

@@gfotinakes316 Thanks and same to you! Wishing you and your family (kitties too of course) a very Merry Christmas and a very happy, healthy year to come!

You are so welcome! It warms my heart to know that another nativity is out there reminding folks about our savior's birth.

You are welcome, I am glad it was helpful. Thank you for your kind comment.

Thank you for your reply, I love my unit.

I agree! I use mine every day and my water is warm within a minute.

Thanks for the comment, I agree, they do work!

Sorry about that! I told someone today that so many people have thanked me for saving their windshields, and it was all made possible by me breaking my windshield on my first video!

I'm glad you liked them! Merry Christmas! Enjoy building them, and let that grandchild help out.

Let me know if this works for you: drive.google.com/file/d/18S7mCFpH7-f8spKhUzKQOGKfiRfwCXCJ/view?usp=sharing

Brian, this is the only video I have uploaded with that strange motion. All I can think of is an upload error that caused it. Do you have any ideas?

@@gfotinakes316 Have not a clue on why. I noticed it and thought I would ask God Bless you and your family Brian

I just use LED outdoor flood lights. I prefer the softer white LED over the "blue-White" LED that is more common. I hope you give it a shot, you will be please with the results.

You are welcome, Bill! I am glad you found the video helpful.

Merry Christmas to you too. Thank you for your blessing!

Thank you, I am glad you found the video helpful. Have a nice holiday season.

You are very welcome! Have a safe and happy holiday season.

I hope you enjoy making the Nativity scene! Merry Christmas to you too.

I know what you mean, it was confusing! Have a great holiday!

I don't know! It does smell good and seems to shine more. This is an old video, I now use a buffing wheel and buffing compound to get my final shine. Have a nice holiday.

I have another one with a cat too. You will enjoy making this! Anyone who has a pet cat or dog loves these.

@@gfotinakes316 nah, my cats horrible unless it wants fed or my bed. 😂

Thank you for your comment, it makes me feel good to help someone. Have a great holiday season.

I like your idea, thanks for sharing. Have a nice holiday!

Merry Christmas to you too! I hope you can build a Nativity for yourself.

They seem to work well for me. My only complaint is that the high ozone in the Los Angeles area eats up the blades after about two years.

Sorry for your trouble. Return your purchase to Costco for a full refund. Have a nice holiday.

Thanks for sharing! It makes me so happy to have an idea that someone will use.

It is good to hear from you. Yes, my ankle is much better. The doctor has me in an ankle brace for the next six weeks. I can drive again and get around fairly well. I am glad your temperatures have dropped, and you may be able to have your Thanksgiving meal outdoors. We should have rain tomorrow. It has been months without rain, so it will be appreciated. I appreciate your viewership sometimes, you make up 1% of my views! Do you make things for your Sawdust marker? Enjoy your holidays!

@@gfotinakes316 Sounds like your ankle is doing very well! I'm sure it feels great to be able to drive again and get your mobility back although the ankle didn't seem to slow you down! I hope you got a nice rain today. Don't know what part of the US you're in but I've seen on the news where the N/E states have been in a severe drought and battling serious wildfires. They were supposed to get rain so hopefully that will help matters a lot. Oh yes, I'm always "making sawdust" but only for my own enjoyment. I make gifts for my friends and neighbors. Also make items for the AZ Humane Society's big fund raising auctions. I took 4 years of college woodworking and worked at Rockler Woodworking and Hardware for 10 years so I got a lot of experience. It's more fun for me to make things as gifts or donations than to sell as long as I am able to do so. 🙂

It can be both. I hope you have a great holiday season.

Michael, I hope you try it, you will be proud of your results!

You are welcome, I'm glad you found it helpful. It was nice of you to remember me with a comment.

Lo siento. Hice esto fuera de cámara. Sólo necesitas tomar un pequeño rectángulo de cuero y colocarlo sobre el espacio que queda entre la parte superior e inferior. Luego colocas tachuelas alrededor del rectángulo. Ese rectángulo se convierte en tu trasera.

Look in the description below my video. You will find a web address that will give you the pattern free. Make sure to scroll down on that website until you see where the free downloads are. Good luck!

I am so glad you will try it, that is wonderful!

Great, you are welcome!

Mr. McDaniel, look under my description for the video. You will see a web address; copy and paste that into your address line. Once you are on the page, scroll down until you see the choices for pattern download. Let me know if you can't make that happen.

You will have a lot of fun building this! Just remember that after you light it, it may hold an invisible flame near the ignition opening for a long time. As a kid, I made that mistake, and it flamed out getting my arm.

Yes, you are right, the scooter takes the place of your injured leg. It smoothly rolls you along, even over bumpy surfaces.

@gfotinakes316 OK. TY

Thank you for your always kind and considerate replies. The scooter seems to be working out well, I hope I need it only for a few weeks. I bet your Fall weather is beautiful. Enjoy the cool weather. Thanks again.

Where are you located? I live in Orange County California and I bought mine at a place called, "Foam Select", in Santa Fe Springs near Los Angeles. You can check around at construction stores in your area (not big box like Home Depot) but stores that deal with contractors etc. Check also with contractors in your area, they will know where to get these materials. Let me know how it turns out.

Donnie, I have used these a lot in my science class, and after years, they have not worn away more than 1/16". Someone with this on their keychain would have it more as a novelty but it could give them 20-30 starts before it ever got to the wood. Thanks for your comment.

Glad you figured it out. The extra parts are for another model.

You're welcome! Glad I could help.

Yes, I agree, and the cost is nothing more than an old used tube.

I am glad it worked for you. Don't worry about the click, sometimes it does not happen. I don't know about those tabs. Check to see if it seems tight before you go 70mph.

I just put them in the recycle bin. They have no value unless you have a wiper design other than the "J" hook design. Drive safely!

Thank you for your concern. Actually, you read my mind. I sent the Knee Rover back and ordered the one with air-filled tires. It is much improved. Today is day 17, and my ankle is feeling much less pain. And about the catio, I looked up designs after you suggested catios. I now realize that I don't need a catio because I now live in a catio...it used to be called my home! Ha Ha. Have a great Fall now as the high temps break for you. I once went to Phoenix this time of the year to a science teachers' convention. It was so beautiful!

@@gfotinakes316 I was laughing out loud as I read your reply! Yes, it seems our pets rule our homes and we become visitors in their space. They enrich our lives so much that we don't mind though. It's great to hear your ankle pain is subsiding. Glad you got the knee scooter with the pneumatic tires. That will make the "ride" so much more comfortable. Best wishes for a very speedy recovery!!!

Thank you for the compliment. There are probably many ways to finish around the window. I just like the stucco look going right into the frame.

I'll tell you the truth, it looks as good as the first day I painted it. If you undercoat the paint, put a good layer or two of latex enamel, you are good for years. I hit a garage door corner trim with my trashcan last year. All it took was a little stucco patch and touch-up paint, and it was not even visible. I hope you give it a try. Get a friend to work with you; you won't need all the support beams to hold up the first lower piece. Good luck!

@@gfotinakes316 Thanks for the update! Yes I am all in on this. One thing I was thinking is why not use caulk to seal the edges? It would be so much easier than mud w the bag? Also do they even need to be sealed? Can you just butter the back and finger down the excess? I'm looking at my windows and I have a lot to do! Thanks your channel is great!