Thank you for watching. KZbin is great, but challenging to follow in order when self teaching/learning. I'm trying to put the videos in a step by step order at www.bluewoodhandyman.com/tutorials. Hope it helps. Cheers 😃

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yeah damm sooner it will get more viewers

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Thanks for letting me know. Cheers

Thanks for watching and your feedback. Cheers

How so it's literally what you do

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Good stuff!

Cheers. In my background too much hoarded junk! 😃

Thanks for the comment and pointing this out, greatly appreciated. Mentioned it in this short kzbin.infomBT6iuL9N80 because it's used to measure inside measurements. Cheers.

Thanks for the comment. Getting an Imperial and metric tape measure helps with doing conversions easily! Cheers.

I don't recall, it was supplied by the client.

That would work. Cheers

Oh well. At least they haven't been used as axes and thrown into the ground!!! I can see how they could make a cool gun with sliding action.🤣

@bluewoodhandyman or a hammer, everything is a potentially a [sub optimal] hammer

Great to hear, thanks so much, greatly appreciated.😃👍

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it would be really helpful for making quick edges for wood that's splintered

Hi. I didn't fix it! It was beyond repair - literally a death trap. Roof terrace over a bedroom. I suspected it was a deadly structure and called a Structural Engineer to inspect. They wouldn't walk on it and confirmed it was unsafe, said it had to be completely removed and rebuilt. Unfortunately a costly unforeseen project for the owners but very thankful it was identified and nobody was injured!

​@@bluewoodhandyman when was the property built? I'm gonna guess 50's

Hi. Yes, the Workpro square, there's a few (Combination, Quick, Try Square), I find them fine for quality and accuracy but I do use others too. The Workpro Quick square has a small notch out of it, so it's good if I want to use it for angles other then 90 degrees. For 90 degree marking out on carpentry jobs I use a B&Q Quick square and it's done me well for years, inexpensive, simple, fast, easy all rounder. I find the 300mm Bahco Combination Square great on-site, but the 150mm was no use. Not into brands, just find a tool you like and if it works and you like it - happy days! Cheers.

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Agreed - compass is better. 🧭?! 😁

lol he said if you've only got your tape measure where did you get the compass haha

Yes thanks, that's true. It's not the first choice but handy if you're stuck. Best be better prepared!! 😄 😉

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Tool storage! 😃

I don't know what to say to this! Nothing.

You're so welcome. Really appreciate the feedback. Cheers. 😃

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Thanks for this Austin. I enjoyed checking this out. A number of text books only refer to G clamps, online I see they're referred to as G or C clamps. Nice, thanks for the knowledgeable input. Noted on the music, still adjusting filming/sound/etc. Thanks for subscribing, in this for the long term and loads more in the pipeline. Cheers.

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Cool, yes great teamwork. Check out all the other videos, all amazing 😁. Cheers.

@@bluewoodhandyman will do thanks for getting back to me so quickly! 🙏🏽😊👍🏼

@@Dynamofoe Im glad you like it

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Great, delighted to hear it. Thanks.

Thanks for letting me know, they can be awkward darn things!!! Cheers.

John, yes - use a router. Have you got a router? If not, it doesn't have to be a big router, the small palm Bosch Professional GKF 12 V-8 works great for hinges and may other tasks. With a Straight Router Bit about 19mm, then chisel out the corners. Does that help?

@@bluewoodhandyman sir thanks much. Appreciate that. I have my father’s tools. He passed away unfortunately years ago and I have everything of his. He had everything. So, there’s a router but it’s an old one. Craftsman from the 80/90s presumably. it has to be a ‘plunge’ router? Correct? Thanks sir

@@johnc1280 Sure, happy to help. Regarding the Craftsman router - I can't see it so not sure what kind, it may have a number of bases including a plunge base. If old and hasn't been used, might be worth getting is serviced at your local Tool Hire - they often offer machine service and give you an idea if it's worth service and any repairs or replace it. Cheers.

Delight to hear it helped, cheers 👍😃

Be good to see some images of it. Cheers.

@@bluewoodhandyman Just imagine a 1/8 plywood triangle. With a bolt through the wide end and a little block of wood on that bolt. I made it 1-7 both sides so it does not have a right angle. Two inches wide. Multiple holes to move bolt and block.

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