Thanks this really helped hard to find a video of someone taking apart pallets without power tools

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That open top Husky you showed as second, I have one and it’s incredibly heavy to be an open top tool holder.

Good survey of tools for a new home owner. I would also recommend one of the 6-in-1 screwdrivers as it's a lot easier to find the slotted or Phillips head you need if it's already on the tool, plus it has 2 common nut driver sizes. Also, add an outlet tester so you can see why something isn't coming on, if the outlet is bad or if they need to check if the breaker may have tripped. The tester also shows whether the outlet is wired incorrectly or is missing a ground, which is a safety issue.

Are the plans also available with measurements in metric? Thanks

For not being a pro you did incredible work. I'm taking on an outdoor kitchen project and this is inspiring.

hi- i built a brick pizza oven but the BASE is not heating up! what could the reason?

I saw a pair of men's platform shoes on Temu for $45. It's a lot cheaper than building a ramp or pouring concrete to raise the floor. J/K. Love your videos. Excellent job on the pizza oven despite the height. I just clicked and subscribed.

Great job! Ive seen all your videos, dont know why ive never seen this one. Why did you decide not to insulate it?

This was a great instructional video!! Thanks!!

What filament type do you use for this?

Thank you

3D printing is amazing. I get some people might be hesitant cause they prefer to keep woodworking as a simple and relaxing hobby. Depsite it’s also a great way to boost creativity, solve problems, and even save money sometimes. Like you said, even without CAD skills, platforms like Printables or Thingiverse offer tons of free, ready-to-print files. It’s one of the few places where people genuinely help each other by sharing ideas and solutions for free. It may sound exaggerated but I can’t imagine life without a 3D printer now. If anyone is thinking about getting one, here’s my advice: choose a brand with good slicer software and hardware integration, even if it costs a bit more (if you can afford it). Ther are so many printers out there but only a few will have a good "out of the box" experience. You will get into it much quicker and have good results, especially if you want to use it as a tool and not as a hobby itself.

Mate,what's the rule around the flu size?Diameter to oven? Straight thru or fit a butterfly? Cheers for the video👍🍻

I would like to get all the dimensions of this beautiful pizza oven, I would be grateful

4 thousand dollars

Ive used your vids to make my oven. Thank you from Holland

Good video, but I'm not sure that flashing tape was applied correctly. It should span the exterior of the window trim to the exterior wood. As you used it, there is still a gap between window and tape (and that was before the cut) only filled with foam.

Love the flip table.

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Just want to thank you for your video. I followed it to install my helical cutter head and it was spot on. Was very easy to follow, thank you. I found using the 24mm socket and ratchet useful in spinning the pulley wheel to get the belt back on, as I used a new belt and it was tight. But thanks for everything you covered,.

Thx for your videos

Would love to know a rough estimate of how much you think the whole project from start (laying the base) to the finish has set you back just to give us a general idea of what we'd be looking at for similar.

Interesting but, still need to consider; the learning curve, faulty prints, tolerances, cost of machine and supplies. Also, time is money. The smallest simple print could take 3-4 hours. Perhaps good for some small specialty things but maybe easier to have free delivery from Amazon tomorrow ???

How did you build add the actual BBQ cooking shelves as noticed that wasn't covered. Absolutely love the build though. Best looking Pizza and BBQ oven build I've watched so far!

Complimenti sei molto bravo un vero artigiano

Very nice boxes with insight on the Stackability of these. Wish there was someone in SoCal that make something to this skill level. I do have one question if I were to make a simple one with just nails. What would be the preferred wood to use if you hand any choice.?

Great video.... Hope mine goes okay. You never know what you're dealing with...

This was the final straw in my decision to purchase a 3D printer. It's going to unlock unbelievable potential for my side business.

Great presentation ❤!!!

Sailors and Soldiers never heard this as in brick laying its half, sliced or brick .My family in brick making 200 years and laying bricks too

Is this a 120 or 240 volt

Thanks for the video that was helpful.

Liked and commented for gettin to it the first 30 seconds

Do you think the flue better to be more to inside to the doom?

On your plans you have you needed 250 firebrick, was that whole brick or halves?

I had the same problem with air leaking through the welds on the outlet connector (Grizzly P0548ZP019) on a unit purchased Jan 2025. I called Grizzly support, immediatly spoke with a human, and they are sending a new one. Good customer support.

Nice work on the video 😎👍

Awesome project ! Three in one, love it ! You gained a subscriber off this one

I can tell you're not a bricklayer.

For some unknown reason, I can’t get the links to work. I was so happy to find this video, but I gotta solve the link problem. Maybe somebody on here can help me.

Be careful with Fusion 360 so far as the licence is concerned. It is income based nd you need to check which parts of your income contribute.

Thank you!!!

You need to earth/Ground the PVC pipe to drain static build-up and stop fires. Why Grounding PVC Pipes is Important: Static Electricity Buildup: When fluids or powders flow through PVC pipes, friction can generate static electricity. If the pipe is not conductive (like PVC), the charge cannot dissipate naturally. Risk of Ignition: A buildup of static electricity can discharge as a spark, which can ignite flammable materials in or around the pipe. Safety Regulations: In industries handling flammable materials, grounding PVC pipes is often a requirement to comply with safety standards (e.g., OSHA, NFPA). How to Ground PVC Pipes: Conductive Grounding Wire: A grounding wire or strap can be attached along the length of the PVC pipe and connected to a proper grounding point, such as a grounding rod or a grounded metal structure. Conductive Fittings: Use conductive fittings or couplings where necessary to ensure continuity in the grounding system. Grounding Clamps: Special clamps can be used to secure the grounding wire to the pipe. When is Grounding Necessary? Grounding PVC pipes is particularly important in: Industrial settings where flammable liquids, gases, or powders are transported. Dust collection systems where combustible dust is present. Environments with a high risk of static discharge, such as chemical plants or fuel handling facilities. When is Grounding Not Necessary? For non-flammable materials (e.g., water in residential plumbing), grounding PVC pipes is typically not required because there is no significant risk of static buildup or fire. Conclusion: If you're working with PVC pipes in an environment where static electricity could pose a fire or explosion hazard, grounding the pipes is a critical safety measure. Always consult relevant safety standards and guidelines for your specific application.

Can you pls tell me how much wood is holds in comparison to the 1 cord shed. Thanks

Did i miss where you made the base for this? Wondering if need to pour footers or just slab is suffice for the weight?

Dangerous angle cut, blade too high.

Thx for your videos

Thx for all your videos

Is your ceiling insulated?