How to Make a Jointer

[@TheDose305]

The first half of the kzbin.infoUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.

[@DIYBuilds]

Yes. It literally grows on trees

[@ragingbullalf5790]

Wow! Hats off to you sir. I live in Thailand and cannot find a jointer (joiner?), that doesn't need a heavy bank loan. A truly clever idea. Thanks.

[@ragingbullalf5790]

@Brandon S Maybe this is just me but I can't see how a router could handle planing 3 or 4 inches wide piece of wood.

[@FirechickenExpress]

With the way my DIY projects go, I'm pretty sure I should just buy a jointer lol! Nice build

[@Free76Thinker]

But where are the bragging rights in that?

[@memback01]

@@Free76Thinker If his DIY projects end up like mine then there are no bragging rights to begin with. lol

[@peterdejoseph5197]

Have you seen the prices of a cheap Jointer. Crazy.

[@mh53eflyguy]

I've wanted an edge jointer for a long time but I can't come around to spending over $400 on something that I won't use often. This seems like a logical and affordable alternative. Thanks, I will use your plans. Nice video and great craftsmanship.

[@jefftucker9225]

That was some mighty fine jig saw work on that cut out

[@davidfawbert6144]

Very clever. It looks ideal for most diy jobs. If i made that i would need to but it through a jointer to make it straight!

[@jamesfrancis303]

Great build.. I really like how you included the tool sounds with the build sped up..

[@alanfletcher3912]

Excellent video awesome music no bull craps talk, just work. BRAVO!!!

[@tonybp965]

Dude, you are the man bro. No yakking, just tapping away. Love it that way. Genuis work. Super thumbs up.

[@212power2]

*Just as I expected I have nothing bad to say about this jointer **MyBest.Tools** make a solid clean and level cut and adjusts in increments of 1/8ths and 1/4s I ran stock 2"x4" x8" at 12' long and had no issue.*

[@curiouscharacter1]

Ahhh, I thought I was the only one who kept a big vise on the bench without having it bolted down. Nice to see I'm not alone!

[@LightfootRulz]

I always wanted a jointer but couldn't bring myself to spend that kind of money on something I wouldn't use a whole lot. This solves that problem. Great job, thanks for the share!

[@DIYBuilds]

+LightfootRulz thanks

[@mrupholsteryman]

I think you have the same table saw I have. I was gonna build an outfeed table...but that back post makes it a challenge if I keep the fence I use... looks like a table behind it works okay. I was gonna extend my table...but have a gap to allow the rear of the fence to still be functional. Nice build!

[@WireWeHere]

If you're right handed and installing stranded wire under switch or receptacle screws try twisting the strands as lefties do naturally. The strands won't unravel as you tighten the screw. Buy what you need so you can build what you want. Well done, keep building. Cheers

[@michaelholderegger645]

I love seeing people do these really well thought out time consuming builds. I am just learning to work with wood and am a steel worker by trade so I laugh when I see these guys try to work with a little metal and they're using a hacksaw on a vise not bolted down and struggling. That's probably about how I look when I work with wood, like I don't know what I'm doing.

[@HussainAli-oz6gx]

Don't wear mate me too hahaha

[@luciancaliman1617]

Sehr schöne Arbeit. Von "A" bis "Z" gut gemacht. Es lohnt sich auf jeden Fall, nachzubauen. Die Farbe ist auch sehr freundlich.

[@DIYBuilds]

Danke

[@LordKaladar]

Very elaborate build. Great job. Thanks for sharing!

[@DIYBuilds]

Thanks

[@wagnerdutra6568]

Great job...i am Brazilian and love those kind of things

[@pokey70291]

I dig it man! The music kinda gave me a little anxiety though. Like I was on a video game level too long and just couldn't level up to change the scene. Damn,It still in my head. Same riff over and over. Kill me or give me more quarters!

[@BM-ss9pf]

My daughters were looking at me like why is dad banging his head to a DIY video...lol

[@robertveronda4225]

very nice! you could even use the outfeed as a spare blade storage spot

[@NPC-ro5io]

Once I find my flip flops I'm totally going to make one

[@connorleferink8456]

Hahahahaha, nice 👍

[@peterschmidt9942]

Yeah got the Chinese safety shoes on ;)

[@colbornfarms4849]

I see what you did there

[@dizzy3335]

By far the best video for a DIY joiner. Excellent work man.

[@DIYBuilds]

Thanks. Check out my homemade cnc ;)

[@TheJCinator]

jeeeesuss. i applaud the ingenuity but idk if i can justify the amount of planning time, building time and materials for a 3in mdf jointer. you can regularly find SOLID jointers on craigslist for around $200 with way larger capacity, more reliable and durable. thumbs up for the thought tho

[@DIYBuilds]

By shimming it basically

[@TheJCinator]

gotcha. idk why my comment was deleted. you still using it after all this time?

[@DIYBuilds]

No i picked one up for 60$ a while ago just because it was a great price. But still works great.

[@urban2153]

A good build. I agree with others, needs a guard. Dust collection would be a good thing especially when cutting mdf.

[@jamiebjorklund288]

Absolutely amazing video, DIY Builds. Thank you for sharing. My favorite part...the handmade toggles for the adjustable wall lol.

[@michaeldillon4070]

Well I think you did a great job and have inspired me to do the same ... well done and as for the bloke who sarcastically referred to nailing he obviously forgot to notice that you glued the joints - I had an old cast iron Jointer on a stand that the motor had gone and it weighed a ton and I dismantled it and threw it away - I regret not getting it fixed but if I do what you have done I will not feel so bad because yours is light and portable. Well done mate from Mike in Sydney.

[@DIYBuilds]

Thanks mike. Cheers!

[@cliffkhan8753]

fabulous build. nice colour!

[@DIYBuilds]

+Cliff Khan thanks

[@Sysiphistication]

Very nice! Even made the adjustment knobs. Sure wish we had YT when I was your age.

[@DIYBuilds]

+Sysiphistication lol thanks

[@Sysiphistication]

Keep on making these BYO (build your own) vids. Thanks for posting them.

[@DIYBuilds]

+Sysiphistication thanks I will

[@unfreundlich7168]

very important tools! safety flip flops ;) i like

[@robbrown39]

I love the joiner jig I made for my table saw. Now I need to figure out how to make a flattening jig.

[@YuraKvadrat132]

Your videos inspire other people. Thank you very much for this.

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

Staring at my blue Mastercraft electric planer right now. Time to get building.

[@MrJento]

Everybody else has hit my points. Good job. You had the fun of making your own tool and you can always pull the planer out of you need it. True a porter cable benchtop jointer cost about the same as your build in the end but you had fun. Funny i have a maverick vise that roams the bench in my shop too.

[@mariusvanniekerk7707]

Can't fault it. Quality workmanship. 🇿🇦

[@Apokalypzx]

Damn that's a comprehensive build. I clicked on the vid expecting jig quality and detail, this is an order of magnitude better. I mean...electrical boxes...genius.

[@casadekaul]

Very clever. Good job.

[@chancecoffey4887]

Absolutely genius

[@EvoKeremidarov]

hey mate.. appreciate the time you took to make this video as well as uploading the plans for free.. great build that im sure will hape many that cant afford to spend on expensive workshop equipment.. thank you

[@llomax1067]

The music kept me watching.... The build made me subscribe...... Dam that was awesome.... Good work brother

[@ThatSteveCharacter]

Wow. After watching this video I know EXACTLY how to make a jointer this way. THANKS!

[@grumich4084]

Well, the end product, while "bulky," was quite good. But without any explanations ow "what/why" it's a tad tough to follow. I don't know how many viewers will actually try to MAKE one like yours as a result. But it did give us some good ideas.

[@2869may]

Wasn't tough to follow, if you know woodworking..... If you don't know woodworking, You probably shouldn't try building a JOINTER....

[@grumich4084]

@@2869may , well, woodworking CAN be tough, but I was talking about building TOOLS that help in woodworking. They're really not the same thing as, say, building a PC vs USING a PC. People know how to use them, fewer know how to build them. And the reason is, most people don't want to build one, they do, however want to use them. (And, of course, most people are intimidated because they assume you have to be a "Computer genius" to build a PC, which isn't true.) And building one vs using one are quite different. So I'll stand by my observation based on various things. I used to teach engineers how to build and set up computer systems, for instance. Not PCs, large server/array/networking racks and racks of systems such as FB or Amazon uses. My students already knew the goal, the "tricky part" was How and Why they needed to do certain things. If I stood in front and just started throwing systems together, racking them, hooking them up and so on, I guarantee they would STILL have the same questions. So my comment was simply that I saw you MAKE some "thing." I thought, "Ok, looks good. Wish I knew what he NEEDS that for though." That was my only point. Does that make sense?

[@2869may]

@@grumich4084 The "tool" that was being built, was for the most part comprised of wood... So the tool itself is a product of woodworking..... If he had built a woodworking CNC, I would have been lost, and you probably would have a much better understanding. I see the point you're making, But understanding the reasoning does not ensure the ability to produce a properly functioning product. If I were just learning to operate a computer, I probably wouldn't attempt to build one.

[@grumich4084]

@@2869may Agreed. And I "kinda" doubt someone who just learned how to use a hand saw and maybe a drill thinks "Great! Now all I gotta do is build myself a jointer!" It reminds me of a gal I know who came up one day asking me which tennis racket should she buy. (IShe knew I'd played quite a few years of tennis.) She'd had ONE lesson. Before I could answer she said she'd looked at a few and the Pro told her that one of these two would be good. I wasn't surprised that each of them were pushing $300 bucks. So I asked her if she had a Costco card (It's like "Sam's Club") and she said yeah so I said "Ok. Go to Costco and near the back on your right you'll see some rackets. But don't buy those. There should be a big BOX filled with rackets near the ground. Pick one that's not too heavy, and you probably want one with a 4-1/4" grip. $15 bucks." I told her that, at her stage, a racket really didn't matter. Heck, I'm not a bad tennis player but I could play, say, Federer and I know I wouldn't win a GAME off him even if he was playing with a bloody broom. And I do think you built an amazing jointer combo, all I was saying is you gotta admit it was rather complicated, so it can be confusing to people, like me, as to just what that part or this part was for. Again, that was meant only as a suggestion. Ya gotta remember, you're probably much more skilled than most of the folks who watch your video, so what might be "obvious" to you isn't obvious to them. And I'm in the "them" column. ;)

[@2869may]

@@grumich4084 I see your point, some explanation would definitely be helpful to those that might not have any experience operating a joiner, but would like to utilize one in their woodworking projects. I may have been hasty in my comment, not thinking about those people.

[@AZskylite]

And you paint your projects such cool colors!

[@john12770]

Nice job! Next video show where you decided to mount your vice. lol

[@DIYBuilds]

+John Hancock ....?

[@john12770]

DIY Builds the vice your were using to when cutting the all thread. :-)

[@john12770]

DIY Builds I was gritting my teeth waiting for you to gash your fingers!

[@DIYBuilds]

Ohh lol, ya I haven't decided if I want it outside so it just kinda floats around my inside bench. But on a side note in the near future I will be making a double wood vice for the outfeed/assembly table.

[@john12770]

DIY Builds cool!

[@huntermoore481]

I don’t get why people hate on this it’s for someone that’s on a budget and to get started.great video 👍

[@agrafes6]

Killshot 76 Its not that people hate the video so much, but I think it may be the music they’re not really happy with. The video is excellent by the way.

[@DIYBuilds]

I understand not every style is for everyone. Even i look back on this video and wish i had done it differently. If the like to dislike ratio was way higher that would be my cause for concern.

[@gabrielcoman6701]

Thank you for your video, it inspired me and did one similar in my small workshop, Works well. Great job DIY Builds! Watch you !

[@TheDublin47]

{Pure genius} I have to say.loved every minute of it music and all

[@frankschafer1505]

Looks exactly like my DeWalt planer ;-)

[@lrs2856]

Did not read all comments. To increase life span, I suggest gluing thin aluminium sheet to the MDF wear surfaces. For adjusting thickness to a higher accuracy is to use 2 long sharp wedge system sliding over each other to adjust bed up and down. But great build., enjoyed the video.

[@squeedum4893]

Can also be entitled: "How to Make a Tool You Don't Have From Other Tools You Don't Have"

[@DIYBuilds]

hand held power planer is new $45 CND and a jointer is $500 new , so I'm not sure what you're getting at.

[@squeedum4893]

It's a joke, man. Ease up.

[@DIYBuilds]

+Jed Honrado wasn't trying to be harsh tone doesn't translate well in text sorry

[@barrydewhirst3947]

@@DIYBuilds good job. Get ur vice bolted down. 👍

[@everblades4]

I got a hand planer lol and not a jointer so i think this is a fine idea

[@RichRoman]

That is a great idea, I have to make one!!!

[@maximumtaco1]

I like the build video - maybe go with a slightly lower volume or less intense music over top of it? I find I watch a lot of these build type videos while relaxing and the music just gets exhausting to listen to for ten or fifteen minutes at a time. Especially if you wanted people to dig into the channel and watch a few others, might be worth looking into. Always amused to see someone else working with Mastercrap stuff btw :)

[@DIYBuilds]

+MaximumTaco thanks taco. I know where your coming from with the music however it's very hard to get my hands on free music. long live mastercrap

[@maximumtaco1]

I'm sure, I know the copyright bots are pretty aggressive - keep up the good work though :)

[@DerekMellottphoto]

soundimage.org/ incompetech.com/

[@seanmcaleavy2369]

That was fun to watch, except for the unbolted vice of course. I think the same as Max Taco about the music though. I am a musician/composer, and I'll give you music that I write and record for your vids if you want. No charge, I am not selling anything. Just like being helpful. Hit me up if you interested and I'll e-mail you a sample or two. I play all the instruments and do all the recording by myself. No one else is involved so there are no legal issues or royalty hounds. Just thought I'd mention it. My e-mail is [e-mail]

[@DannySauer]

The only thing that makes wearing sandals in the workshop ok is having some hard rock background music. If you change the music, you'll have to get closed toe shoes. Sorry, I don't make the rules; that's just how it is.

[@reversegiraffe8774]

This video is 4 years old and it's the only how to woodworking video left on youtube that is actually practical.

[@Jamus1975]

Found a porter cable one for $50. Cool vid tho

[@saprious5273]

This is so beyond my level.

[@robslifting4life]

That light switch killed me... XD

[@tonybp965]

robslifting4life Yeah right, that was cool.

[@JasonPeltier]

I used one on my router table that lights up when it has power. This lets me know for sure if the outlet has power before I plug the router into it live.

[@DIYBuilds]

My router table, which is about 80% built right now and will be my next video, has a proper stationary power tool switch... you will be proud of me lol

[@fatihedinc2127]

very smartly and cheaper solution thank you very much this free plan and proje ı dont know your name but ı am new your follower ı am student and amateur ferniture maker good job sir good job...

[@bruceswabb7145]

All you need is $1200 worth of other cool tools and 40 hours!...seriously cool idea tho...

[@wyssmaster]

As long as you take your time you could do this whole build with a drill, a hand saw and a coping saw (well, and any one of a speed square, combination square, try square etc).

[@jefftucker9225]

man i hate cutting with a jigsaw, good job ob that cut out at the start, that looked smooth as hell

[@ryanmccloskey654]

Sandals are great! But never in my Wood shop. I tend to drop things :/

[@hughscullion9732]

Ryan Mccloskey

[@gleasonsimpson3310]

Horse shit, is that all you trolls could complain about lmao Damn. Sit there and watch videos and complain besides getting off your ass doing something and leave the man alone. He is clearly a good builder. I build shit barefoot sometimes, it’s my damn feet not anyone else’s

[@JoeOsChannel]

Knew you were a Canadian long before even looking at the video description. All those Mastercraft tools. I have a good number of Mastercraft stuff in my woodshop still. Gradually upgrading them all one by one though as the y need replacing. Cool jointer. Might make one next month.

[@DIYBuilds]

+Joe O's Channel lol thanks. I do love me some crapy tire tools.

[@unholyape]

wearing your extra safe footwear

[@wetguavass]

ventilation = not foot fungus

[@craigmonteforte1478]

Nice build on the jointer ! Very clean and professional video hope to see more videos from your channel

[@shaunbowlby]

I will say that for the same price of a new 3 1/4" hand plane I bought an old, run down 6" jointer, spent a couple of hours fixing it up, greasing it up and sanding off some rust and now it does perfect 90° angles and can face joint a 6" board. Plus it has full depth micro adjustability and very accurate repeatability. I think a lot of these DIY shop projects are way overkill and can be a huge waste of time and money. For me I would rather spend my time making furniture rather than making barely passable power tools for my shop that noone will see (accept in a youtube video).

[@DIYBuilds]

+Shaun Bowlby good to know thanks

[@XJWill1]

You found a used 6" jointer for about $50? That is a great deal. I cannot find jointers anywhere near that low in my area on craigslist. Best I've seen so far is about $200.

[@shaunbowlby]

Well I commend you for finding a new hand plane that is worth buying for $50 as well. It seems like anything that is worth buying is around $150. I bought my 6" jointer for $130.

[@XJWill1]

It is not hard to find inexpensive 3.25-in hand planers. Harbor Freight has a 5.5-Amp model for $38. Home Depot has a 6-Amp Wen model for $40.

[@IanSmithKSP]

J Will harbor freight has absolutely nothing worth buying.

[@neliorodrigues2249]

Meu amigo show de bola muito bacana o projeto e muito útil está bancada para plaina e muito boa à demonstração valeu obrigadao

[@HBSuccess]

Ok, but a blade guard is a must on a jointer. I'd rig Up something to cover the portion of blade that wasn't cutting. Way too easy to slip or have something suck you into the open blade

[@billsmith3195]

Very nice. Great idea I may just try this. Ummm! Two thingsI think I neef to point out. Safety

[@normanboyes4983]

That’s a nice idea which I will adopt, thank you. When you were installing the power box I did not notice you grounding/earthing the metal box - did I miss that?

[@wishiknew1974]

Love This Machine

[@ukulelefatman]

MDF glue and brads...yup, that should last a long time.

[@adamfleisch]

ukulelefatman am I sensing sarcasm?

[@josecallard]

ukulelefatman nice

[@stephenater9687]

Izzy built one using MDF, glue and screws. Want to argue with Izzy.

[@stephenater9687]

correction: brads, not screws.

[@keats182]

It won't last but it might be enough to get started and build some things while he's saving for a real one. You have to start somewhere.

[@JoseCruz-zc9th]

Excellent job. Too complicated for my level of skill though. Wish I have some of your talents and skills.

[@tristanledgerwood8956]

Great project but this thing is just a edge jointer from the size of it

[@dilippatel3268]

great idea

[@RichardBronosky]

Great build, but the tolerances on the mounting of the hand tool are always the problem. There is no way this stays within 5% of square. It needs to be within 1.5%

[@kevinnewhouse7319]

Thanks for the inspiration bro! Don't mind what everyone else is saying! This is genius!

[@DIYBuilds]

Wait a minute what is everyone else saying? lol

[@bobwolf1811]

That music is really annoying. Perhaps it would be more helpful if you did a voiceover to explain what you're doing.

[@TheIdeasGuy]

Bob Wolf anybody who knows what a jointer is and how it works and how to use one will know exactly what he is doing the whole way through this video.

[@kentchr76]

Agreed. I muted the video immediately.

[@philipbyrnes7501]

I agree that more explanation may help but hey, horses for courses, the music is much better than the techno musak crap you usually hear

[@MikeBCNU]

I applaud you on not using the Dubstep crap these kids like.

[@trickyricky12147]

@@philipbyrnes7501 like those cheesy life hack videos.

[@jbb5470]

This is outstanding! I am new to your channel and am completely blown away with your creativity and craftsmanship! I can't seem to stop watching your videos. Simply amazing! Thanks for posting!

[@twylabowman3489]

I didn't see a level once. You can't expect it to cut level/ square just by screwing the planer into the jig and I didn't see any adjustment either. :(

[@mattystewart8]

twyla bowman what do you expect him to level off exactly? If the table he has it on is not level then how is he supposed to build a level construction?? You need a tape measure/ruler and thats it... jointed boards are not made by using a level they are made by keeping the cutting surface square.

[@WhitentonMike]

I think he means the plainer isn't flat with the infeed or outfeed tables and the fence. When he screwed down the plumber's tape the plainer was pulled out of square. The first cut was clearly not square when he held it up to the camera. There doesn't seem to be any mechanism to align the plainer so the joint cuts will be square with the fence.

[@asafpeled699]

I'm interested in building this so I agree this is of utmost concern to someone who values quality and precision. I wonder how you could improve the design to account for this? Perhaps 4 adjustment screws, one under each corner of the planer so that you could fine tune both the parallel and perpendicular axes?

[@IceColdGeico]

Agreed. I'd mount the planer to a small piece of MDF, and have the MDF on the adjusting screws - simple threaded rod and nuts/washers would do it. Access to same might be fun to figure out, but that's all art of modifying his plans to suit.

[@Aus_Sharpy_Hun]

I believe that is self explanatory and a no brainer, unless you prefered to be fed grain by grain with seeds of info.

[@achmadnursafiun1804]

nice work... spirit music... I enjoyed

[@overload889]

More of a "how I did it" than a how to, but interesting to watch anyway.

[@mattystewart8]

overload889 not really difficult is it lets be fair....

[@davespangler9125]

Nah this is the best of both worlds. Quick video showing how to follow along with the written plans.

[@thelastdragon3242]

Your building materials far exceed the cost the cost of a new (cheaper model) jointer. Nice craftsmanship

[@jcjc9155]

I'm owned old comment but that's what I was thinking also given the size vs width limits on this. I'm just getting to this stuff. Looking up jigs etc. Cam across this and for 100-200 there's a pretty large choice of pointers that can take bows cups out of boards vs this one I think is just for sides? The person's very talented.

[@BryceCannon69]

"How to Convert a Handheld Jointer into a Benchtop"

[@danLyoutube]

It's a planer -- it won't really make useable panel joints as is

[@midgamarine]

Awesome planer

[@DIYBuilds]

thanks

[@MrWizards1974]

Sorry but no. Just no. As soon as I seen the plumbers strap holding it to MDF I couldn't watch any further.

[@DIYBuilds]

+MrWizards1974 k

[@deckerdoesitdiy]

That was to keep the trigger engaged if you did notice

[@timvanmonero2720]

you got 1k$ for me to buy a good machine?

[@craigmonteforte1478]

I’ve been contiplating the same idea and concept as I’ve always used a time consuming router and straight edge method for my home projects not feeling the need or ability to use up space for a Floor jointer in a small shop As well as the cost ! I’ve actually have toyed with buying a older tabletop Jointer and refurbishing it But Never came across the right deal yet ? again nice work on the design

[@mebhi2]

Another watch me video instead of how too!

[@DIYBuilds]

Agreed, but also with the free plans I have made you could follow along with this video to know how to build it.

[@stevemakesstuff594]

You watched him show you "how to". What more instruction do you need?

[@bohaggin5913]

mebhi2 dummy

[@kwb1714]

Watchme is cule. Where are the dimensions. But I like, nonetheless

[@DIYBuilds]

+kwb free plans on website

[@nevairdealmeidatudino444]

THE BEST ONE WHO I HAVE SEEN, CONGRATULATIONS.

[@karlalton3170]

Great job bro 10/10 😁😁🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@Joesmith-fu4ps]

That a whole lot of work for little return. If you understand stock prep you know you start with face jointing first and then an edge. What you got there can easily be done on your table saw.

[@robmazzitelli]

very nice!

[@herberar]

Great job! ( Except for the music and the loose vise )

[@robertoferreirademello2432]

Belo projeto de plaina invertida. Parabéns pelo trabalho. Ótimas dicas. Uma boa noite pra você e família. Uma ótima semana. Abs brother. Falando de São Paulo Brasil. 👏👏👏🤘👊🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@BigGamer9211]

Incredible

[@alfredomorales7877]

Woo it wonderful planner thanks you

[@fabiancarlos4761]

muy bueno tu trabajo

[@Jeddell]

Love the safety boots!

[@DIYBuilds]

Everyone does lol.

[@cosakti]

good job and impressive skills, just wonder how long the wood will last flat, if it get moisture or wet, then your jointer can not be used again

[@DIYBuilds]

+co sakti time will tell lol

[@classic287]

What a nice machine. You are an engineer...

[@crappo8459]

Well done

[@paulwallin7985]

nice job!

[@djxxxplicit]

Nice work. Strap down that vice!