A Tip to Set Distances Easily to 32nds or 64ths of an Inch.

My biggest problem in making fine adjustments is that I can no longer keep sight of the measure needed. For example, I lose track of where 17/32nds is on the ruler. Here, as in so many other situations, painter's tape is the remedy.

[@TheSMEAC]

George, Thank you again! I first found your channel via the vacuum bag and then have gone and checked out some more. You’ve earned a new subscriber for sure. Much of what you do seems out of my wheel house, but I like how you’re into lots of different things and trying new stuff too. I’m primarily a hand tool only woodworker, but I enjoy hearing and seeing your direct point of view and thoughts in your videos. I do hope you’ll continue as time permits you.

[@georgefouriezos8863]

Thank you for your kind words. I'm sorry to have responded late; it seems I get notification for some, not all, comments. Glad to have you aboard.

[@5309backbeat]

genius idea for us old folks George

[@georgefouriezos8863]

I'm glad to hear the tape trick helped. Thanks for commenting, Peter.

[@joshwalker5605]

solid idea!

[@georgefouriezos8863]

Thanks Josh, it made a surprising difference to the task.

[@mictheflash]

Thanks for the top tip 👍

[@georgefouriezos8863]

It's weird, such a simple fix turns a nightmare of a task into a dream.

[@mictheflash]

Yeah it's sometimes the simple fixes that make the biggest difference.

[@woodywood1951]

easy to do, and pretty efficient!

[@georgefouriezos8863]

Agreed!

[@russveinot5754]

Great tip, and it would have taken me 5 minute video to explain that tip :>) Go figure

[@georgefouriezos8863]

I felt guilty using 1:15 when the thumbnail says it all!

[@georgefouriezos8863]

For what it's worth, the thumbnail says it all. No need to watch the whole minute and a quarter.

[@MarkMcCluney]

Actually that was a very well invested 74 seconds! Thanks George, that is genuinely helpful.

[@georgefouriezos8863]

@@MarkMcCluney Thanks Mark, I'm still shaking my head over how much easier it was to line the tape against the blade.