glad to be helpful :-)

Sorry for the delay, I've been quite busy as of late. Your current hanger should work depending on the amount of weight and use of the piece of furniture. increasing the hanger bolt length might also involve a larger diameter bolt depending on relative availability. As well, by increasing the length of the leg, a larger diameter leg might well add more stability, it's been my experience that any leg attached exclusively with a single hanger bolt with no other support should be kept as short as possible, on small tables or stands, longer legs will remain stable but on heavy furniture, seats, chairs, couches, etc, anything more than 4 inches or 10-12cm can, at times, snap at the top with either the hanger breaking/bending or simply stripping out of the wood if weight becomes unbalanced. Just a few things to consider. I hope the advice was helpful and good luck with all your future projects!

Thanks!

I can't say I'm ever drinking anything while filming but I do have a video earlier on about mead brewing!

Thank you sir, I plan to share plenty of experience on here with the hopes that it can help someone somewhere and maybe help make the world a little better than I found it.

Thanks buddy! last year when I launched the channel most of the garden was already harvested and plowed under but hopefully this season I can chronical all the stages from planting to harvest :-)

I prefer EC-1118, it's very tolerant of temperature, working between mid 60's and mid 90's degrees F EC-1118 also tolerates an alcohol level of 17-18% some beer yeast is only tolerant to 8-10%