Cool idea ! Do not throw away scraps of wood !

Today I am making an interesting project from scraps of oak wood!
I really hope that you will like it!
Friends, my name is Vanya! I am the author of the channel HandCraft.
On this channel I present everything that I have done with my own hands.
Creative ideas, useful tips !
We turn simple things into unique ones! Subscribe, it will be interesting! #craft #wood #diy

[@hand_craft]

Today I am making an interesting project from scraps of oak wood I really hope that you will like it! Waiting for your feedback!

[@IR-nq4qv]

Not to be critical, one of the more important elements of your hold-down clamp is the Belleville washer . This is something that is not readily available that you can buy at a hardware store. How did you fabricate that, where did it come from? Keeping scraps of wood, washers, nuts and threaded rod is one thing, 99.999% of the population do not have one of these type washers kicking around in their home shop unless you plan on scrapping a perfectly good C-clamp to make this type of clamp. That would be counter intuitive to destroy something to make something. Would it not??? You listed all the parts except the washer, please explain where it came from and how I can get one. I'm sure others would be interested as well.

[@ultralinx200]

Lots of people will say 'wasting my time' including me. The product is good, useful for woodworker or some people, detail patience or bla blah i dunno, maybe its okay. BUT!!!!! This video is supposed to be a tutorial, not magic. Why didn't you show what you're trying to make at first? I like woodworking, that's why I'm watching. But people that not related to this, would like, damn it, april fool

[@CShellby]

Great and weird thing

[@Alexrod56]

Vai e faz ficando único e arrepia e acredite no inusitavel. este acontecimento tem que ter o sabor da sua vitória. Somos todos mais q7e vencedores. Aluim. Aluim.

[@paullewis9490]

@Tazimo Dragon 40mm is 1.57", so in Imperial they would be an inch and a half washers

[@afriendtoo6971]

I'm a 67 year old carpenter who just retired with all my fingers. You make me nervous.

[@aarongoodsonrealestate9192]

Right! Im thinking build yourself a bandsaw?

[@andrewhoran7088]

Gonna say. Pretty close with the thumb. Don't want to lose that one

[@uBmaniac]

Now that he has created this clamping tool he should be alright :)

[@stephenmcdonald5201]

He lost all the fingers of his gloves

[@jojo-jj]

@@uBmaniac clamping tool make out of wood ??? DAME ... he is so fearless ....

[@TheDose305]

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection kzbin.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

[@meandyou2469]

I can't believe how some people find no interest in this video but watch the whole thing. I think its very interesting

[@kwiqone]

The video title and info (in video) doesn’t give info as to what’s happening. You have to watch the whole thing or skip to the end to find out what’s “cool”. I would guess most people who watch it aren’t woodworkers/craftspeople and find it to be not very useful or not very interesting in the end.

[@robertmatthews2009]

My Android phone has a fast forward feature. I can skip ahead to the end and see all I need in about thirty seconds.

[@cid3384]

deadass

[@nicholaswolff2181]

Nice try, bot.

[@joeybold4575]

The mystery and craftsmanship is fascinating....but the end result is always anticlimactic LoL - love these videos and hate them at the same time 😂

[@AskRemy]

Save a 30 cent piece of wood by ruining $60 in drill bits, requiring several thousand in equipment, crazy skill level to make a tool you can buy for $20 that’s built better by a machine

[@foxedrey622]

It's not about what it costs, based on where it can be made for less. It's about the human effort and ingenuity, to build one on its own.

[@LesleyB38]

@@foxedrey622 I agree, anyone can buy things at a shop, no skills involved at all. The skills shown here can be used to make other things. It’s craftsmanship that people gain pride and pleasure in. Each to their own I’d say and look in the mirror before criticising- because there’s always bigger stories behind these small glimpses into peoples lives. Bee Happy 🐝

[@grahamtillotson4568]

You mean “don’t throw away scraps of wood if you have threaded rod, matching washers, epoxy, and $450 worth of tools to make a holdfast that costs $12.”

[@TrapShooter68]

The joy and pride of making vs. Buying.

[@jamesa1081]

Graham Tillotson ah. So you are one of those types. Eh. Ps you got ripped off for 12 bucks. I stole mine for free from a tree

[@alleycat1084]

Graham Tillotson We save our all of our scrap wood to build things.Works great to build fires!

[@raychambers3646]

Did I go to school with you?

[@ScrewKeanu]

Exactly. Sure, I'll make my own tools and other projects if its WORTHWHILE. For this, I'd rather go down the street and buy one of these for $5 and only use 5 minutes of my time instead of wasting half a day I could use a thousand better ways. Is this great craftsmanship? Sure. Is it worth the time? No. Its CERTAINLY not a project you would not throw away a scrap of wood for just a "cool idea". This is misleading clickbait.

[@ArlynEmrys]

Very cool, I watched to the end to find a tool I use regularly with my saw. Brilliant way to add another wood clamp.

[@chrisjw37]

Spoiler: A bench clamp.

[@ioscaleb]

Wish I’d read that 8 minutes ago.

[@adamsifford6228]

Ty didnt want to watch the rest...

[@ArcticSeraph]

I wished he'd tell us first what he's making.

[@barrymorley796]

Arctic Seraph No, that’s half the fun of it!

[@SAHBfan]

@@barrymorley796 - I think I'm with Arctic on this one - that is 10 minutes of my life I'll never get back... Not that it isn't good workmanship and all, but I have no use for a wooden hold-down.

[@ArcticSeraph]

@@SAHBfan I had to skip to the end product to decide if I was going to want to watch the manufacturing part.

[@Warhawk76]

That would have been nice, but then you would not need to watch the whole video

[@journeyofawesome8473]

I figured it out at about 8:30. At one point, I thought it was going to be a toy car. ¯\(°_o)/¯

[@bkitteh6295]

You're a genius! It was fun to watch your process while I'm stuck here at home. 😊 Stay healthy. Stay happy. Stay safe. 💚 Cheers from Seattle!

[@aleksisozols9661]

Since I lost half of my left thumb in saw accident, I had mild panick attack while watching. Be careful guys and don't be too self confident as I was.

[@ElveeKaye]

This guy used a saw blade with his thumb right underneath it! It made ME nervous, and I don't even use power tools.

[@adorothyinkansas4392]

3/4 of the way in to this and it finally hits me: How in the hell did I get here? And why am I still watching this?!

[@spudth]

5 million of us watching this waste of time

[@adamsifford6228]

I hope it's not a wooden car...

[@pauljosephluiso1199]

I watched it all the way through in order to try and figure out WTF it was. There's 10 minutes I'd like to get back.

[@cleoo.D]

Same here makes me question what I'm doing with my life haha.

[@normross7424]

Did anyone see how close his fingers were from the blade.I have been a finish carpenter for over 30 years and I wont be doing that anytime soon.

[@BrassJunkie]

The miter saw operation made me extremely uncomfortable, absolutely a recipe for disaster.

[@LaCajadeFranco]

I will join you guys. The whole miter saw thing had me twitching.

[@southernshop8424]

Got all my fingers 62 yo multicraft, but a lot of form to finish carpentry. Just stay focused and know where those fingers are before pulling the trigger. Went back and watched it again, i would at least have lost the gloves around power equipment

[@Unapologetically_human8349]

Yup! My eyebrows raised and my eyeballs turned upside down! That was quite frankly pretty careless! Confidence is one thing, stupidity is another and that was just stupid!

[@DavidM-um2uk]

Never put your finger where you wouldn't put your willie.

[@geralddalton9451]

"Hey guys, don't throw away that one scrap nail!" *builds house* "See?"

[@SateliteUTUBE]

Lol. Uses slightly bend nail to hang "Home sweet home" sign.

[@jameskeith7608]

Hahaha

[@catsinq5726]

omg, right?

[@1HandedVR_]

XD

[@AskRemy]

Lmao so true

[@drumsonfire2point0]

I really appreciate the thought and effort you put into your projects. Watching you being productive is a primary cause for my own lack of productivity 🤷🏻‍♂️🤔😂

[@Addicus]

Cracking me up seeing all the people on here criticizing the safety concerns of others because "this guy is skilled" or a "professional." Being a professional means you use the right tools for the job. It doesn't mean taking really stupid risks and showing them off to others so they can copy them.

[@dundalkmacgyver800]

Well said. Being a professional also means that one has mastered a skill. Many have made negative comments saying that this was a waste of time. They feel that way because for them this would be difficult and time consuming, but for the man who made this it was easy!

[@freejojoey530]

I just want to thank you for not having some sort of obnoxious music in the background! A million thanks for this!

[@Alisha_79]

Yes, this!!

[@freejojoey530]

@James Norred well I'd bore you to death because I love watching people make useful tools out of random crap haha!!! I knew halfway through the video what he was making too, but still sat here, smoked a joint and watched till the end.

[@freejojoey530]

@James Norred that's my birthday hat... I'm a 4th of July kid!

[@freejojoey530]

@James Norred I'm 45 and have been married for 26 years and you're the same age as my dad, that's why I didn't respond. Sorry you're so picky. Hope you find the right bimbo willing to fake love you for the next few years. Everyone deserves to be happy in old age, I truly hope you find that happiness. 💯💖 I wish my husband was handy, he's a chef... I'm the one who owns all the power tools and I also own a print shop 🤓

[@robertqueberg4612]

Well done. This is a way for a person to increase their skills and the ability to see useful items in the leftovers from other projects. Waste not, want not was how I grew up.

[@eksine]

Also a great way to lose your fingers

[@redclay4099]

Or you could just go to home depot and buy a small clamp for a few bucks that can probably hold twice as much as this clamp

[@robertqueberg4612]

Red Clay , By the time they allow you to go outside with the sick and dying, you may not remember what you were going to clamp together. Then if everyone bought their clamps, we would not have any exciting things to look at while we are locked up without a broad.

[@TheChap1012]

Vanya, that was very cool. Although I have no use for this "tool" it was most interesting watching you build this.

[@Leo-qn5ek]

Just realised, I have way too many odd bits of wood and I’m neither skilled enough nor do I have enough tools to transform them into anything useful. What a relief... thank you

[@nealchin5515]

Could I see your website

[@Leo-qn5ek]

@@nealchin5515 there is no woodword on my website. My point was that it made sense to let go of all those off cuts..

[@grahamburbage7686]

I can't tell you how much this is going to change my life.

[@drummz1661]

Trueee m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2e5Z3xpndmWgas

[@hairychris71]

Now that you only have five fingers and one thumb...

[@prajwalwarhade7273]

How?

[@royjeffs6538]

I'm so glad you showed me what you made and how to use it, I would never have guessed otherwise. Great video, very clever and precise carpentry!

[@mike_98058]

Loved it. A piece of art does not need to justify itself.

[@jasonscott2809]

Can’t believe I’m actually watching this for the second time

[@cvcoco]

Sometimes, you want to pay for content; sometimes you want the content to pay you.

[@ocahan27]

Man when you were rounding off that edge with the chop saw i was thinking the worst. Lol many a time I've had a kick back piece of timber to the face 😂

[@lancem5965]

stevie o'kane He is wearing biker gloves it’s fine.

[@tootsiedawn2016]

@@lancem5965 wearing gloves around electric equipment is NEVER fine. You're tempting fate. Asking for an accident. Gloves can get caught on moving parts and draw your hand into the blade before you have a chance to react!

[@ocahan27]

@@lancem5965 hahahaha

[@TheLegendBrolySS]

@@tootsiedawn2016 it was sarcasm.

[@lancem5965]

TootsiesCreationz That may be true for regular gloves but with the finger cut outs he has superior grip and therefore safety. Those gloves are engineered to withstand road rash, a chop saw won’t be able to penetrate them. I only wear biker gloves when I am in the shop.

[@christineholloway2983]

Very clever. Good job Jimmy Townsend.

[@FranksShed]

That was nice! Great Idea 🔥🤙🙌

[@The6jkl1]

It’s sad a part of me wanted it to be a figet spinner. :(

[@timgoldammer5429]

Me too.

[@willydonachie499]

yup //thats what I thought. Let 10mins of my life go by wasted, out of morbid curiosity as to what he was making. So sorry for myself now

[@sweetbread9008]

The fidget spinner would be worth more than some stupid clamp. Lol

[@robertartac1853]

I thought it was a sway bar link for his car. At least that would have beem sorta cool.

[@mamhoosainbhyat3253]

Dam say here

[@hooman7794]

I'm gonna go throw away all my scraps of wood.

[@joestitz239]

Roast marshmallows with the scrap :)

[@kenhutley971]

That way you'll be sure to keep all your fingers... full length!

[@stevehoward3049]

You rebel

[@andrewpetik2034]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this! I enjoy woodworking and I am impressed with your skill level and ingenuity in designing this. Great job! 👍

[@RSST662]

It was only 10 whole minutes and 1 second later that I finally realized what I was looking at the entire time. Damn. 😌

[@m.iftikhar9293]

Same here

[@reapergameover5318]

I can’t believe I said here and watch that whole process. But cool I like it.

[@twob850]

The whole time, I'm like...what the hell is it? Even when you showed the finished product..I was baffled. Then *BOOM*...the lights came on. Excellent!

[@mickidumke6451]

Ok.. so what the hell was it?

[@Javii96]

Micki Dumke It's a clamp to hold items that he's working on. It's only a clamp when plugged in to his table with the holes though.

[@notmattz8557]

no it was just wasted time nobody needs a thing like this

[@Javii96]

notmattz hater. Nobody needs anything. I thought it was a good idea , he no longer needs to clamp items to the end of the table, he can clamp anywhere on the table..

[@notmattz8557]

@@Javii96 ouh ok yep thats useful for sure

[@zackcoy7641]

Watching him round off the ends was WAY more terrifying than that "dado" maneuver... Next time build a band saw.

[@mrpimpsoda1]

Will eventually give “fingerless gloves” a new meaning

[@leifhietala8074]

Exactly what's needed for fingerless hands.

[@d.s7741]

I thought he was going to go ride his bicycle

[@chriswaldron2617]

Wearing gloves? Why? When you use a mitre saw in such a dangerous way and you wear gloves!

[@frankyvee1]

I was like, let me check the comments on using a miter a saw that way instead of a scroll 🪚.

[@chandrasekharreddy6132]

Let's be honest we didn't search for this video... KZbin has gone wild...

[@saturncjc]

Clever, but dangerous use of tools especially for just a hold down clamp.

[@allothernamesbutthis]

Where was he dangerous?

[@jonbrooks6748]

@@allothernamesbutthis had his fingers a few inches from the chop saw blade. @ 2:04

[@kevinbushracing58]

@@jonbrooks6748 did you call the police????

[@AbbyMom100]

That was one of my first thoughts also.

[@allothernamesbutthis]

@@jonbrooks6748ty :)

[@nickt6595]

Great little project and probably easy enough to show a child how to do word working and metal works on a very small scale. Very nice video,

[@kooijbas]

This video left me with just one question though: Why?

[@moppimoopenheimer8502]

I thought, close to the end, he'd simply throw it into the bin. Now I am disappointed.

[@AirTrashed]

but only after the "what" part is answered!

[@duckpond-studio]

maybe you should ask: Why Knot?

[@pheen95]

The whole point is to create something out of scrap wood. That's it. I thought it was creative and useful.

[@sweetbread9008]

Right? I’m not going to spend an hour to produce a 5$ tool. It’s just stupid unless you only make two bucks an hour.

[@puntonone]

This great video, done in an ego-free, straightforward style, shows you how to make a useful tool, using only hand tools. I wish all the instructional videos on KZbin were done in this (lack of) style, instead of trying to copy television.

[@RADIUMGLASS]

That's pretty cool. Useful and good for the cognitive skills, especially when you're young. start early in life making these things or showing someone how to make them and they develop excellent skills as an adult.

[@colint8259]

That was great skills there sir. What I learned from this is the methods of application, not the end product itself which many people who see it as wasted minutes don't quite understand. Always handy to know this stuff when you spend most of your life behind a desk and screen.

[@patburke9483]

Another 10 mins of my life I'll never get back

[@stevehoward3049]

But now you know how to make your own bench clamp. You can now save $10.00 and not have to buy one. It only takes 5 hours to make.

[@jwest4257]

Click bait

[@AskRemy]

@@stevehoward3049 well, you do have to ruin a unibit that costs about $60

[@strad.franzschnell836]

SUPERIDEE- werde ich sofort nachmachen.- Freundliche Grüße aus Ternitz. F. S.

[@sktech76]

Up next: how to waste 10 minutes in 10 minutes on KZbin

[@deekccdee]

Absolutely!

[@MVIrishhooker]

I could build this out of steel in half the time ten times more durable

[@SquareRootOfNegativeOne]

I wish I’d noticed the 3600 thumbs down before clicking the play button

[@duckpond-studio]

you may want ask yourself what you have done in the last 10 mins? I found this relaxing and a wonderful view of the creative spirit and talent of many young Americans. perception is a subject to ones cognitive capacity to see the abstract. Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour- Bill Blake

[@hatbpto5180]

@@duckpond-studio 100% agree with you. There's a high degree of inventiveness, craftsmanship and figuring out how to get the job done with what you have. It's enjoyable to watch as well, the editing and pace of the video is well done. Hope some day the negative commenters will come to a point where they will be able to understand.

[@styga1969]

Lol. Nevermind the scraps of wood. Where or who has all the other hardware sitting around the house like that. Lol

[@thedancingpostman]

I do, most diyer's have.

[@leifhietala8074]

The high carbon steel rod was a bit much, but everything else was typical at my place. Big washers? Threaded rod? I got all that.

[@hatbpto5180]

You accumulate that stuff over time. Keep it in buckets, coffee cans, those clear plastic jars are great. Then when you need a screw or washer or hinge or nut etc you have it and don't need to make a trip to the hardware store and spend $2.79 for some little piece of crap.

[@machobunny1]

Yep. Every time I find myself holding a small scrap of wood, I look at the trash bin, and the "Oh what the hell, keep it bin." The later usually wins.

[@stabilini]

2:04 oh boy take care of your fingers! Excellente video.

[@jonbrooks6748]

Yes I wouldn't encourage ANYONE to do what you're doing there.

[@jeffbanfieldsflwr3537]

Awesome idea!

[@davow8]

Thanks Vanya. You have just made a bunch of people question why we go spending and filling our workshops up with heaps of manufactured stuff when with a bit of intuition (and hopefully a lot of safe practice) we can make useful simple and effective tools and gadgets from minimal material that we can be proud of.

[@TheAzynder]

Because usually this is only cheaper if you don't value your own time :)=

[@Bobs-Wrigles5555]

Is this the guy who invented IKEA, so many bits to make one thing

[@8castrojuan8]

Jesus!!! That’s how not to use a mitersaw! I’d rather burn my scraps on a cold day and keep my fingers. Invest in a coping saw 🤦🏽‍♂️.

[@pericajoviva]

Some people like, some not! Video is not too long, is interesting to guess what you making! People without patience, not need to making things like that! Not even try! Not only skills and tools, not only brain, needs patience and passion also! Good work and very interesting video!

[@diycraftivity988]

Good one bro

[@irkandcrew]

My saw came with one of these.... made of metal.

[@antoniolopes8776]

Mine came with two... made of metal, too. But you can use the techniques he shows in order to build something useful.

[@thomasj4370]

Sweet in the making. Elegant in the design.

[@glen1arthur]

Great idea! Well executed! Whoever is shooting your video wow! their quality is so good you don’t even notice it. (We always notice bad or poor quality) It takes a lot of work to make it so good.

[@hand_craft]

Thanks! I'm very glad you like it!

[@ScrewKeanu]

It's called a tripod.

[@williamthomson8620]

Does anyone else think videos without anyone talking in them are much more interesting to watch?

[@sleepsleeper4466]

Actions speak louder than words! No fluff to honest work, love this shit.

[@CreativeIdeasMaker]

In this video, we witnessed your high skill and creativity, and we enjoyed watching the video and its educational tips. We are waiting for your next videos.

[@twicebittenthasme5545]

Another excellent build! I truly like the idea of multiple uses, especially for the miter saw. I'll be making a set of these for my saw! Cool video. Thank you for sharing!

[@tricosteryl]

Gloves + rotating tool = accident. Also, dont go that close to a power tool that runs with tour fingers. Man you are a danger to yourself, guys dont do this ! You may feel some remorse After losing part of your hand.

[@sammytedder5163]

Warning! Safety Police Alert!

[@sweetbread9008]

Right? Totally worth spending more than an hour for a tool that can be purchased for about 5$. Lol grossly incompetent.

[@ReinierK123]

"tour fingers"... That makes it even better! Your fingers are going on a tour using power tools like this.

[@JustaSimplefact]

@@sweetbread9008 It's a better use of time than you sticking around here to be negative. 🖕

[@bari2883]

What do you mean dont go that close to a power tool that runs wih your fingers? Im a woman that has started using power tools with no knowledge so im genuinely asking that question.

[@TheHgyoung3]

Ignore these self righteous aholes man, I just bought a ton of tools to learn, and I just learned something.

[@MiltonGeorges]

I don’t plan on building this but I learned a lot of cool tips and tricks from watching you make this. Thanks!

[@arniespace]

I wasn't sure what we where making here until the end. Pretty handy, I like it.

[@jamesa1081]

I just watched that whole thing in amazement like I was watching the pyramids of Giza being built or something...and the only thing going through my mind that whole ten minutes was w t f is he making?

[@claudiomenesesc]

Idem.

[@drummz1661]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2e5Z3xpndmWgas

[@capitaldd5840]

Lol...me too.i thought it was going to be a kids toy

[@ibrav8123]

@@capitaldd5840 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpC0kJqed7WIe5o

[@roysmith3198]

I skip to the end to see. If its cool I go back and watch the build. This one is cool.

[@ShaunHensley]

Dogbone clamp. Welders cut c clamps in half and tack them into place for various applications

[@americansmark]

My Ryobi miter saw actually came with one of these. I've used it on other projects as well. It's handy.

[@gandolphthered9239]

A true craftsmen! I love watching you work.

[@MattiasHandley]

I really like your projects. It gives me lots of ideas and keeps my brain looking for new projects. Any fool can solve any problem with enough money. Creativity and ingenuity is free

[@hand_craft]

Thank you friend!

[@heyi4441]

Cool and all but you can buy the same thing at a hardware store for less cost...

[@MattiasHandley]

Hey I what about the day when your money isnt enough? Or there is no harsware store? Or you are quarantined. For me, this channel is more about showing me what i can do with stuff, repurposing things I have laying around. When you train yourself to think outside the box, you will se new usage for anything

[@tnoutside]

The primary function of gloves is to protect your fingers.

[@JTBergen95]

Except fabric gloves around spinning tools can cause alot more damage than no gloves if they catch and get pulled in

[@BullScrapPracEff]

@@JTBergen95 which only doubles the vacuous nature of wearing fingerless gloves...

[@robertmiller1842]

When I was learning how to machine stuff I had to make a little screw jack similar to this. Later I actually learned how to use it 🤣. Good project 😊

[@lisamurphy5770]

Oh I get it! It’s a variable vice. You’re a wood tool maker! Bravo! 🤗

[@mzinzin]

Wooooow, how cool ist that?!?!!! - Zero!!!

[@apmm4209]

No health and safety was used in the making of this video!

[@HandMadeAfroHippie]

I simply enjoyed watching you make that. When you demonstrated what it was made for, I was flabbergasted and speechless. Such a great idea and a talented person. Thanks for sharing. :D

[@diannaboykin7628]

Totally agree..

[@renatogoncalves6204]

Vc é muito inteligente cara. Parabéns!

[@cubist288]

The comments to this video are hilarious, I was laughing my butt off. I'm pretty sure the number of views is just because of the comments. Guys please keep the comments coming in I just love it. And to HandiCraft: please don't get encouraged you are a great guy, just make sure to keep your fingers safe.

[@martinkelsey275]

I cheated and jumped to the last 2minutes,......i saved 8 mins of my life , how many of you are jealous

[@fedor5664]

I think we all have one question: “why?”

[@aldopospichil5126]

Excelente idéia!

[@Cknoble87]

Great job! I wasnt expecting the clamp! Looks like it works nicely..

[@kirbymorris2253]

I’m a home hobbyist and I don’t have the level of experience that a lot of you have. That being said, there is no way my digits would ever be that close to a moving blade/bit.

[@nl1318]

9:35 - leaves a circle indent with the clamping circle. Might want to rethink that part

[@hypersmudge1]

A really handy "helper" in the shop! I really love your workmanship and attention to detail in all your projects. Thanks for posting!

[@bertfechner417]

Dude! You just gave me an awesome idea. Never thought to use the drill as a substitute lathe! I have a lathe but it's kinda overkill for doing something small exactly like what you're doing.

[@tamsyncarpenter559]

Thought the whole video i was like what is it, gets to the end ohhhh its a clamp cool.

[@farrierss1724]

Great project!! Please don’t show folks dangerous technique. You would feel awful if someone trying it was badly injured.

[@catherinewilliams3850]

Wow what a talent ! I found this so relaxing to watch.

[@ivonnechavarria1172]

Grandioso!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@MauricioGoncalves.]

Nice! 👍

[@marchaney]

When I think of all the scraps of wood I have thoughtlessly wasted!

[@lab8260]

¡¡¡Guau fantástico trabajo!!! Saludo Cordial desde Argentina!!!🇦🇷!!

[@mariefogret3438]

Wouah, c'est une œuvre d'art, cet outil de serrage 😍😍😍😍👏

[@thesleepparalysisdemon]

What did you even make?

[@GeoFry3]

Love the inventiveness and the quality of the builds and the skill which they are done. Not at all fond of having to wait ten minutes to figure out if I would be even interested in what you are building. A quick glimpse at the beginning would be nice or at least a preview thumbnail. Keep up the good work.

[@simplyed9482]

Top right of player ⚙️ Adjust speed to preference. _Your most welcome_ 😘

[@brucea550]

I’ve decided 95% of these videos, including this one, are a massive waste of time. I always click ahead to the last minute. Bad enough to waste 5 seconds on the ad!

[@gricelgarciamunoz1102]

Excelente idea!!!

[@interiorfactory8260]

Scrap is the best part of any workshop 😎 it always push you to do something new with it.

[@LeicaCat]

Those fingerless gloves will come in pretty "handy" for this guy in the future.

[@williamgutierrez7422]

This had me in tears 😂😂😂😂

[@SirWulfrick]

8:40 - finally figured out what out it is.

[@vulgrimart.2021.]

Beautifully done.

[@sjplymi5903]

What a process! Nice craftmanship. Nice result.