How to Make Very Simple Phone Holders

[@antarizuki5705]

So simple yet very usefull, Thank you for the ideas, my friend ! Now i gotta try this on my leftover wood, hopefully it work😅.

[@ronaldnorris3683]

Hello from TEXAS USA!

[@ProjectsandThings]

@@ronaldnorris3683 hello right back at ya Ronald :)

[@jairogurgel3059]

Aqui e Brasil adorei sua ideia adorei gratidão por abrir nossa mentes pós sou um robista

[@TheGrantAlexander]

You forgot to tell me how to spell your name again Eaves! That is a great use of scraps of wood, if anyone wants to go through my scrap wood pile and make these, please feel free, lol!

[@ProjectsandThings]

Haha, thanks Grand, it’s Eve by the way :)

[@kathrynnewton8721]

So good thank you! Not so sure about the angles with a Japanese saw though, I have problems cutting straight!😅

[@michele-gi9pv]

wow job the best !!!1

[@Klebrrrrrrr]

Definitely not 60 degrees. How no one has called you out has baffled me.

[@CoolJaden617]

Could be a 60, could be a 30, depends on which surface it is indexed from.

[@AlynneTheFlorifant]

Yves? Eve? Aev? Ief?

[@ProjectsandThings]

Aev could work. Looks futuristic! I might call up City Hall :)

[@mattbarton362]

Little dangerous, cutting the triangle on a bandsaw.i would have made a jig so no Accident happens.remember bandsaw blades push down.

[@ProjectsandThings]

@@mattbarton362 hej matt, good point, I tend to only make jigs when I have to make a bunch of things. This video was helping a neighbor with some prototypes. Usually I’m pretty confident with the bandsaw and only freak out around the tablesaw and the chopsaw. Both of those finger-eatinf witches have tried and there I keep a good distance and lots of jigs/pushsticks etc…

[@nomdutilisateur]

Vive le vélo!