These look great! So it's been 3 years, how well have they held up? :) Genuinely want to know because I'm looking for durability over time for mine. :)

Where's the on switch?

I think both leaves came out magnificent! For a first try, you pulled it off like you’ve been doing this for years! Great video, and the AI song really was hilarious!

Nice unit 👍

Great video

I need to replace the slider tubes on my Ryobi TSS103 due to rust. Your video of getting the sliders free is on fast speed and goes by so fast (or blocked by your arm) that it is hard to get the gist of it all. Also, I’ll need to separate the tubes from the saw motor and you did not cover that. Is there another video that does?

I just got one free that was sitting under a tree for years. I have some nice scrap oak, WD-40 and its fluff and buff time!!

This is really only useful for drying PLA filaments. Unfortunately this unit doesn't get hot enough for any other materials.

Anyone else sketched out by the flip flops and working around rusty nails? Other then that good job!

The guy with the facial hair is very irritating

Prop the lid open with the lid clamps while you're drying, only seal it when you're done drying and no longer have it powered on e.g. storage.

You started by spending some time taking about how u were going to clear the area etc. which was fine. But u then said nothing about how u were connecting the pallets together, how u were actually building the shed. I would have preferred it was the other way round. Still, great looking shed!!🙂👍

This is great ... I need to build an old chicken coop and you gave me great ideas.

You should paint it so that it lasts longer. Great job on sustainability!

I'm sure someone has advised you, but if you use a 20 amp breaker, you need to upgrade your wire from 14 guage to 12 guage. using 14 guage wire on a 20 amp circuit breaker can cause a fire because the wire will catch fire before it trips the breaker. I am not an electrician, so you should probably speak to one, but be careful just changing breakers without changing the wire.

Amazing vid! I would love to make them myself for a werewolf costume! Could u maybe list all the material I need and in which measurements?

If you break the boards it defeats the object

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I have been looking at building a Lean tube for my boat. Since my wife works at auto parts store and getting trucks each week I can get pallets for free. I figured that would be a good boat house

I purchased it last week and it didnt seem to work very well and the prongs on the plug are SUPER slim and flimsy, one broke off in 4 days. The plugs on top dont stay in very well. Seems super cheaply made and not very sturdy.. it also gets REALLY hot on the bottom and makes the table super hot. I ended up having to put a marble trophy bottom under it so it wouldnt warp the table.

You explain too much homie. Just run that shit! You got this bro!

Just so you know the trapping that is used as lumber covers. Is a lot better than what you can buy. And as long as it's not the lumber covers with paper on the insides. They will in most cases last more then 3 times longer than what you can buy!!

First try very successful I really like what you have done. Good man ❤

Good channel. A couple of cheap wireless mics would really help. DJI and RØDE make nice sets.

Can you email me the measurements and angles I am looking to make these.

Great review, thanks. As a beginner woodworking hobbyist, I recently purchased my workmate 425, from Home Depot. I plan on using it for small diy furniture projects, and as a mount to wax my skis, or cut down my hockey sticks. I mentioned this to my dad, and he told me about the work mate his parents gifted him in his 20s, in the early 70s, and it’s still in working order.

looks pretty sturdy.....made me tired... I need a sleep now

Whole lot of yapping😂

He doesn't have a clue, it works great,to much talking,,, not necessary

where can you put some silica inside?

I like the way you prepped and structured the roof. So much easier to get the cripples up by anchoring them to the rafter than putting them all up and anchoring the rafter to them. Good tip for a shorty like me. Thx

Thanks for sharing your DIY Shed Project - WOW! I have thought about the idea of building a DIY Pallet Shed, but I can never find clean useful pallets. I have a very limited toolbox and I am a amateur DIY Carpenter/Electrician/Landscaper/Mason/Mechanic etc.,

I was wondering what sort of sewing machine you were gonna use! That's dedication hand stitching! Good job though. Just about to do my Yamaha BWS so I've been trawling KZbin looking for inspiration.

Just got the WM 425 'Plus' today. When I looked at your 70's/80's model. I thought it was from a different planet!! The new one is flimsy, and the metal is thin. It wobbles..(a bit) . When the wood is clamped, the clamp adjusters wobble?? So much I could harp on about. It's just darn horrible that the company merged with Stanley just to save a few lousy pence. I hope B&D's company executives see this video and it humiliates their manufacturing 'pride'.

Very good review❤ Just saw one on Marketplace to far for pickup $40.00. Ill be looking. Liked that you conpaird the metal fram and welds!! Not worried about a piece of wood. Ill be hunting one. I was originally looking at making one from running machine pars but at $40 and more compact... I always thought these looked flimsyMy bad!! Great review!

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where did u find the camera? honestly i cant find them . in the page if out of stock :c

I fit ski boots and running shoes for about 5 years. Your version here reminded me of it. There is something boot manufacturers would do to their toel/heel plates of pre-molding the heel strike and toe off curves. This is wear that happened naturally from walking, but it came like that from the factory. Those are also the areas you see the most wear on shoes. Outside heel strike leading to inside toe off. Now a ski boot's primary function isn't walking, but it does have the clip-clop stiffness of that base you have. In some running shoes, manufacturers would add wedges of firm gel to the outside heel. This was preferred over pure foam in that it didn't breakdown almost at all. I would think these two ideas could married to get a more walkable foot that still has some resistance for standing. The commercial iterations for these stilts I've seen look to be very focused on walking - having a noticeable rocker profile. These stilts also have the common complaint of not being comfortable to stand in. A passing thought, that's all.

I bought a 79001 type 2 at a yard sale for $5. Appears never used. No scratches on the wood. Yes a tank.

Can't see anything. Useless.

Literally just found an old 400 from 1991 for 60 dollars. Its a time capsule still in its original box.

Thank you for taking time to share your thoughts. I have purchased 2 and also bowden tube thingies. Living in Florida humidity is high and it does not help any that I also have massive amounts of aquariums so having something like this will benefit me tremendously. I will be airing on side of caution and apply all your recommendations.

If Ricky Schroder & Joshua Jackson had a son.

This was a useful and candid review. Material was well presented and "snackable", nicely done!😀😀

If a person uses it on it's side, you can put a solid thin board to make the bottom of the shelf solid so things slide in and out smoothly. Real nice crate! Thank you for the assembly demonstration🙂.

Here's a great video that explains Methyl Bromide (MB) and the dangers. Definitely worth a watch. kzbin.info/www/bejne/anrFnYV4f7KbY80 Great video and thank you for sharing. You have a new subscriber. God bless.

Turned off video due to awful music.

What grit belt were you using

I saw a comment that said you used 80 pallets. Why am I only counting about 30 or so in the video. Am I missing something?

Fantastic video, very informative, thanks for such a great walk through. Would love to see an update on them, or even the costume they were built for 👍