I agree about Temu molds, I have dozens and 95% worked just fine. I liked your project but for me I would have used a lighter color for the epoxy. Thanks

well that was a waste of time

Get a new career this is not for you

Satire, right?

Temu mechanical pencils are the best buy you can get. Idiot proof and still works

What are you doing you look silly af 😂 hard or soft wood doesn't matter. Your battery will die before that countersink bit dulls. Some tear out, yeah, that will happen drilling them as fast as you can

Hopefully it works, im pretty sure my dad has one of these but a different brand, Idk the brand, but my dad did the same😊

Now you gotta stand 3 feet away from your work bench dawg

Me with my 70s model handmedown from me granda that sounds like a rocket taking off. Its not much, but it gets the job done. Nothing luxury about it, but its what i learned on and one of the last things i have from me granda

You literally are going about this backwards. Wood expands from too much moisture. If you have an abundance of moisture on one side that side expands causing the wood to warp. You were adding moisture to the expanded side. You always want to add moisture to the concave side. You were adding it to the convex side, literally compounding the problem. It isn't trial and error. There is a science to it. The best way is to water the towel and put the board concave side down like you had it. Forget the iron. Do not wrap the board in the wet towel, just lay the board on it and then put a fan on the board and run A/C or heat in the room to dry the room. This will flatten your board in no time. Just leave it and check it with a straight edge periodically. Once you have it straight, SEAL IT immediately with wax or oil. Irons are great for taking the dent out of wood, but in this case, leave the iron out of it for a quicker and more permanent solution.

Sweet! Love the colors. Nice job!

sorry, useless reviews .....need to know what you are doing...get experience first before doing these videos

Putting the long end of an allen key in a power drill also works wonders for these

Screwdriver

Socket big enough to cover it and a impact zero effort required

Did you know that, if you are thirsty, you can just drink water?! Quick tip!

I've got a smilie warp in a 1"-thick wooden stairstep that developed after I glued the step down to the concrete substrate. Can I use a variant of this method to fix it?

No flashing needed or the wood is fine in your state ?

Wow that’s really amazing..lol

Just use Chris and wrench.

That sawsall blade is just for wood...see the pic on the blade. It has a pic of a 2x4. That being said, you get what you paid for.

nice work! But not sure what' sup with the music. :-)

If namebrand stores want to avoid competitive companies I’m taking customers then they need to price their products accordingly! Nowadays, the economy across the world is pretty much shot, therefore majority of people will purchase the product they’re looking for from the cheaper of the companies and that’s just the bottom line. Now, yes, you get what you pay for but nowadays places like Amazon Temu even wish and other similar companies are multi billion dollar corporations now because they sell their products at reasonable prices and a great deal of their products are decent quality!! For example …. One person is offering six containers of Mica powder with .5 g in each one they will sell it for $60 which is absolutely insane where another company will sell the exact same product for under 30 even even though it’s still high they will get the sales’! So companies stop overcharging for your products!!!!

As an inventor and patent holder, I can assure you that Chinese manufacturers are stealing intellectual property from patent holders. I refuse to patronize this open theft that hurts innovators and inventors.

First off u should have put clear down then the wood. Never use glue on them.

Bought some drills bits from Temu and 1st go it came apart as they were not once piece. My favourites are a $37 set of forstner bits that are remarkably good. There is a lot of terrible stuff and surprisingly some good stuff. Get what you pay for. Can I suggest that when you do these videos that you try the items out beforehand so you know how they work and not waste your time unpacking and trying to work out how to use them and have wood ready to use or set up. Creates a better atmosphere and people will watch longer. Just my opinion. I like you having a go and some fun and singing silly songs - that's me. Well done Jesse.😉

I don’t have a wood setting on my iron, what would you recommend?

Tell him what? What do you want me to tell difference? Want me to say hi to him for you?

Hi with the dowel jig you need to use a faster drill and it doesn't matter what timber you use if it's cutting ruff you need to push slowly ,or the blade is a little blunt. With the plug bits you need a pedestal drill to be more effective. Thanks

Maybe the dowel bits are meant for a drill press?

So wrong. Fix it right…

seeing american "walls" as a german is crazy 😂

No c channel. The siding will bow

I want to try and add a window to room like this would be perfect

Pretty window. 😊

Well tbh this video doesn't really show how to do it really just shows parts of you doing it

Ok, it's a pair of hands, bath-varnishing wood pieces, fast forward. But hey, WHAT ARE THESE objects ?

Too bad I have that spokeshave works great I have the tsquare 2 of them accurate once you get deeper in your woodworking you will love metric measurements

Very nice......

Laser all the way 😅

There's another advantage to using the laser, consistency. I'm sure you can get really good results with a branding iron after some practice, but if it's not a regular thing that you do you will probably be out of practice pretty soon. And it's probably easy to screw up your project that way :) With regards to time I think only the setup time really matters when it comes to the laser... it's like having a dishwashing machine, it will be slower than manually dishwashing, but while it's dishwashing you can do other stuff.

Very well done, I learned a lot

Sand down both ends of the wood so they fit in your drill and in the slot. The rest of the piece can be square. After your done and before you take it out of your still get apiece off sand paper and rap it around the dowel then run your gun. Hope that helps

Some epoxy creations are definitely works of art. This one, however, is hideous. It looks like a slab of plastic with raw meat embedded into it. The plastic greatly overshadows whatever beauty may have been in the piece of wood. Indeed, the wood itself is adjunct to the plastic. To be real, the guy should have been spinning a bowl of tinted epoxy that suddenly transformed into the ... whatever that is, either a a cutting board or a paddle?

I’m the first to see this

Yeah I tried to watch this and you have no idea, I can admit I have no idea half the time, but to pretend you have an Idea while having no idea makes this a rough watch.

what am i supposed to be looking at

Dude just go get a job as a chippy labourer or find a woodworking mentor

Drilling the wrong direction!

Never use super glue on molds put some table top epoxy first then put your wood to secure it