Thank you for watching! I tried to create the simplest model of this Tree using the least amount of tools possible.

Thank you for watching .If you like to make this clamp, ask any question, I'll help .The size of the wood depends on the free face .But you can use two 5*2 inches of wood

producing videos without speaking so that more people can benefit from the videos

Interesting - can you give some details how used the lathe?

@ turned a piece of wood the size of the sandpaper sleeves I have, bolted a piece of ply to the carriage and another hinged to it and used piece of wood to adjust the height. Made a sled to hold my work, was too small to just push it, and used that to push under the drum. Put fan beside me to blow dust away. Of course you do this from the back so you don’t launch your work.

I'm glad it was helpful for you!

Thank you for watching! I used double-sided tape for this, and I'll share the link to the specific model I used. It can be the best choice for bathrooms and kitchens. Another method is to use hidden screws that attach the piece to the wall without compromising its aesthetic. www.amazon.com/x15-4Ft-0-045in-Mounting-Adhesive-Waterproof/dp/B0D12BDLKS

@@mywiwood Thank you for the link! I think I will also do a little research into using hidden screws. Maybe a keyhole slot?

Yes, you can definitely use that method! .Although I used adhesive and haven't had any issues for several months.

@@mywiwood Good to know! Thanks!

I think pull saws are definitely better and more efficient!

I think the video is completely out .On this channel, I wanted more people to use the language they speak.

Shut up, chuck. Everything involved was possibly displayed for all to see. If you can't figure it out from there, maybe you shouldn't be using power tools at all...

Thank you very much!🙏

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"I wrote my thoughts in detail in the Description. The video mainly focuses on testing and showcasing the tools. I would like more people to benefit from this channel, regardless of the language they speak.

I would be happy to share when you build and let us know

@@mywiwood I also made a box with my cnc but it was just the lid type. I would love a box with a rotating hinge like you. Have a nice day

I used Monocoat oil for this

Thanks 🙏

I’m not talking here so that more people in any language can use this content. I’m sure if you watch the video twice you’ll understand . If you have my question, you can ask .🙏

Basically you always complain😂

It's the universal language of CRAFT.

I fitted with double glue the adhesive link I used www.amazon.com/x15-4Ft-0-045in-Mounting-Adhesive-Waterproof/dp/B0D12BDLKS/ref=vse_cards_7?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=L8Nek&content-id=amzn1.sym.84452b36-260f-47dc-ba27-aa6ccac30233&pf_rd_p=84452b36-260f-47dc-ba27-aa6ccac30233&pf_rd_r=KS8Y61NTMA3TGE9AV8PD&pd_rd_wg=uyQ7c&pd_rd_r=682716a8-d8c5-406b-887b-97dfcc21b3dc&th=1 The best choice for bathroom and kitchen is this adhesive model I installed in the bathroom for about three months with this glue and it didn’t cause any problems

Must assume adhesive command strips, no accommodations for it in the design.

I used glue on both sides It is a good option for the bathroom and kitchen the adhesive link I used www.amazon.fr/EMITEVER-Imperm%C3%A9able-Temp%C3%A9ratures-D%C3%A9coration-R%C3%A9paration/dp/B093PZHX9P/ref=pd_sbs_d_sccl_3_3/257-3180394-9089135?pd_rd_w=QIIpi&content-id=amzn1.sym.1bd7499a-b5a4-4cfd-b572-31cff782fc15&pf_rd_p=1bd7499a-b5a4-4cfd-b572-31cff782fc15&pf_rd_r=35M21TC0TSWPQY0J41JC&pd_rd_wg=b9bLB&pd_rd_r=e8b507ae-9b8c-47e6-9a43-1ab4b14a326b&pd_rd_i=B093PZHX9P&th=1

@@Vandilbg Use this glue www.amazon.fr/EMITEVER-Imperm%C3%A9able-Temp%C3%A9ratures-D%C3%A9coration-R%C3%A9paration/dp/B093PZHX9P/ref=pd_sbs_d_sccl_3_3/257-3180394-9089135?pd_rd_w=QIIpi&content-id=amzn1.sym.1bd7499a-b5a4-4cfd-b572-31cff782fc15&pf_rd_p=1bd7499a-b5a4-4cfd-b572-31cff782fc15&pf_rd_r=35M21TC0TSWPQY0J41JC&pd_rd_wg=b9bLB&pd_rd_r=e8b507ae-9b8c-47e6-9a43-1ab4b14a326b&pd_rd_i=B093PZHX9P&th=1

I have been using this tool for a year This year has not caused me any problems Take two points into consideration 1. This machine does not have a dimmer (if the machine has much better) 2-The quality of making this medium-sized workshop (if it is bright for a few hours a day, the piece will be in trouble) If these two above don’t matter to you, good choice

@@mywiwood I opted for a router instead. I need it veeeery rarely, but I have needed it a few times already.

Quando você começar a fazer isso, perceberá que não é tão difícil✊

Thank you for writing your opinion🙏

Thank you for commenting I used a simple nail, You can use any metal

Thank you!