Brother, you explanations are very appreciative. By far this was one of the better videos I have seen. Great job.

16:51 this is where my hand would’ve slipped and cut myself on the metal 😅

no plastic under 2by 4?

do you think it makes a difference in cutting the wood into 3 individual sheets per shelf? do you think that does eliminate one printer shaking the other printer? i plan on doing 3 A1 combos on one shelf and 3 p1p/p1s on the other shelf. lmk and thanks!

Outstanding, just what I was looking for. Thank youi

Thank you! Amazing

This was awesome. I have a custom metal sign business and I want to branch out and make some backlit signs. This gave me lots of ideas for how to expand my business. Thank you for sharing.

hi how much cost for 700SQ basement remodeling

Not sealing the long seam where the duct sections joined together? Also why not use mastic, especially where the 'T' connects to the main trunk. Anywhere you have a joint you have a potential air leak, including returns. I was surprised just how leaky my metal ducting was in my homes crawl space that was built in the late 70s with....nothing was sealed properly. Cleaning it out and using mastic and metal tape to seal worked wonders. Also, insulating the metal ducts insures the temperature of the air you want reaches the supply outlets.

I love the curve of the box! Such a nice contrast to the square albums. But sadly, you lost me at band saw. I don't have one and it's unlikely I'll get one due to $$$. I still love your work, though!

Thank you so much. I got my planer second hand and had no instructions to it so this video HELPED 100%

Thank you so much🙏 this was explained very well! This was the 3rd video I watched trying to figure out how to separate the fob with the key!

@shopnation for the win

great idea! Thanks for sharing

perfect thank you. was just trying to figure out how to do something like this .

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very clear instruction. thx

I have been looking to do exactly this for about the same amount of time! What were the size of the lag bolts?

Wish I Could Get To This Point. I've Got The Space And A Decent Printer Already To Start. Just Haven't Found A Product People Want. Tried Everything From Fidget Toys, Planters, Articulated Creatures, Storage Solutions For Things Like Batterries Etc... No Joy Yet. Not Even A Single Order.

Did you ever do the etsy page? I could use some letters

Good Video. Good Technique.

Good day, I have a project to make something similar and no one seems to know what 2x4 size is. Would you please give me a close measurement to that in cm or mm?

Great video

how deep are yoyu carving te stars?

Are you saying “acrost here”?

The music volume on this video it too loud. It makes it hard to hear what you are saying .

Great stuff 🎉thank you 🙏🏽 The Tominator-🇺🇸

That's pretty cool trick. Thanks for sharing.

Did you ever made any video on UPS for 3d printer?

You stressed the importance of gloves then used them zero times lol

See this is the same problem I’ve been having as well…. I buy an already made "project panel" from my big box store & no matter what it gets to bowed! And even if it isn’t it will be bowed by the time it gets where it’s going (shipping, different temps/humidity etc etc). Then (especially) if you’re making a framed flag out of it you want it sitting flush to the wall (at least I do anyways) so it actually looks like it’s a framed flag & I don’t want 3/4" or 1/2" braces I had to glue/nail to the back of it just to keep the project panel from being bowed…. Which isn’t bad but it doesn’t resemble/look anything like a framed flag 🖼️🇺🇸 once it’s done! So doing your own panel glue up is the way to go!! Also on another (not so) "pro tip" if you run your V-Carve tool pass over the stars ⭐️ (just the stars ⭐️, not anything else) a second time lowering your depth about .002-.005 thousandths for the 2nd pass those starts will come out looking phenomenal🤩 with no extra sanding/brushing/scraping necessary (At least it has always works out in my cases anyways)! Anyways great video & the flag 🇺🇸 came out looking great! 👍💯🎯

Hello sir , How are you ?

Just finished the ductwork for my basement - you video has been the most helpful out of any out there. Can’t thank you enough - you saved me ~$2,000 based on the quotes I got to hire someone to do it!

Awesome video! Do you sell these if a custom size is given?

Have you done a video on how to frame for a pocket door?

Good work! But second part - door installation was kinda hard to learn.

Great video but, can you please help me understand why some basements have only one piece of wood on the ground holding the studs, and some have one nailed to the ground and the other one floating on top of that one, holding the studs?

Thank you bro

Great video, so you use only PLA filament or do you use other kinds?

This is brilliant. I’m over here attempting division of fractions and you have a hands on method. Thank you for a simple clear method. My wife can stop complaining about uneven handles niw

Acrost 🚫❌

did this dude just say acrost

On the first trivet, what kind of toolpath are you doing to achieve the ridges? Thanks so much, subbed!

Where did you get shelfs from?

Hi, I have a problem with my prints that occurred out of nowhere, I have a p1s, with 6<months of use, and the issue that I'm having is, that when it comes to print the infill, it does without completing the line, it has little gaps in every line of infill, looks like it's clogged but it's not, I checked several times, I tried recalibrating the printer, flux cal, temps, changed type of infill but the problem persist. I'm pulling my hair out trying to solve this problem but can't find any solution, I've already looked in the wiki, and a couple of people had the same issue but didn't find any solution. The crazy thing is that, bottom and top layers are great, same with walls, it only occurs with the infill

Great video 👍🎉. I tried replacing the hotend on my P1S a few days ago after about 800 print hours. Unfortunately, I wasn’t careful enough when pulling out the thermistor (cable broke), so I had to buy a new thermistor and ceramic heater. Next time, I’ll probably just buy the complete assembly. Do you know how many print hours your hotend lasted?

Great video, thank you for the creative ideas.

At the end of the trunk shouldnt you use a reducer to increase static pressure on the last runs? Ive heard for every 400cfm you need to reduce the trunk to allow for better air flow

Thanks - so helpful!

Led link?