Make Organizing Drawers from Up-cycled Vinyl Fenceposts

[@Rein_Ciarfella]

I've watched all five of your vinyl fencepost repurposing storage videos. I'm expecting the next ones to be on the mechanic's side where you start in on the combination wrenches, pliers and maybe even sockets. ;-) May I kindly suggest that you create a playlist of this group and continue to add to the playlist as time goes on? The reason I suggest this is because once I watched the first one it took me a while to find the rest, but being the organized person that you are I was surprised you hadn't already created that playlist! ;-) I appreciate your humor very much and certainly appreciate longer videos rather than shorter ones - whatever it takes to get the job done! Starting my search today for local fencing companies who want to donate offcuts. :) I've been watching your introductions to take notes on the parts storage behind you to the left of your pallet door. Wouldn't mind a shop tour in great detail! Also, it drives me crazy that you didn't move the small, attached cupboard of your left hand toolchest and attach it to the right side of the chest. No, I'm not OCD, not me! ;-)

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks for the kind suggestion about making a playlist Rein... at your suggestion I've done exactly that: kzbin.info/aero/PLh_GOwrHv4WUYe2vb8F7R7NfsNMa8JMrq Unfortunately it won't help you out because you've already done extensive searching but I do hope others appreciate it and benefit from it! Best, Matt

[@Rein_Ciarfella]

Next Level Carpentry Thanks, Matt! 👍

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

@@Rein_Ciarfella a thanks to you is more fitting but I'll add a polite "you're welcome" anyways! 😎

[@jeffclark2725]

Just found this channel,already seen a lot of ideas

[@jgarard111482]

You're a GEM my friend! I appreciate you passing on your knowledge to us!

[@βασιληςκαρβουνης-υ1ο]

good morning have a nice Sunday

[@stephenrobinson8250]

I love the imperial versus metric humor!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Glad to hear it Stephen... no sense in taking it too seriously, right? 😀😎

[@clintford5315]

Lintz Brothers needs you to star in their next commercial too btw. Great plug.

[@TediumGenius]

Bounced here from your earlier comment on the drawer organizer video. VERY nice! Thanks!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Glad you bounced over here... you're quite welcome! I don't do a very good job with Playlists on NLC so you probably haven't seen this one either: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJatnX6Pl9N9lac but since it seems you're looking for organizing ideas thought you might find it useful and/or interesting. If I'm right, you can search the goofy term "portaganizer" for yet another PVC organizing configuration video. If I'm wrong, please excuse another attempt at shameless self promotion on my part? 😁 Best, Matt

[@JamesDHendrickson]

I love all of your videos thanks for doing what you do.

[@jakee8704]

This video should have 27k likes!!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

I've always thought so too Jake! 😁😎

[@r.u.sirius7423]

Watching these videos makes me want to go out to the shop and make something!!! Thanks!

[@3rd_stall]

Respect for the level precision at 25.4 mm

[@clintford5315]

Welp it's official, defugalty is my new favorite word. Nice drawers!👌

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

It's one of those words that I do not know it's definition but everyone knows what it means when you use it... have fun with it! 😁😎 Best, Matt

[@FearsomeWarrior]

Shorter video but no less detailed. KZbin likes it and I think many people consume shorter videos more readily. More of your content is always welcome, short or really really long videos. Love the use of aluminum angles. I love having some different sized bars on hand. For the price and uses it’s amazing stuff.

[@patseevers262]

They just keep getting better!

[@JunkWorkshop]

The end of the end of the end 😂 It’s always a pleasure watch you working. Ciao Clint

[@hansangb]

@0:58 LOL. That whiteboard

[@rickcimino5483]

ah....deflugulties....that's what they're called. Another great video. Thanks Matt. I love my Karri wood cut offs!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

I'm guilty of defu-guilties more often than I care to admit! Hope your Karri Wood cutoffs aren't mis-behaving like the thin pieces for these drawer fronts! 😎

[@t.e.g.4405]

It's me again I just never get tired of watching your videos. I am always impressed of all the recycled products that U use. I myself do the three r's reuse;repurpose; recycle;.I've always been woodworking I usually build the products that I need for myself so I make it myself so I can't complain about the almost tree that is in all the box stores which I despise. you always have new products and tools mostly the glues and fasteners have you got a cut list of the stuff an a source of all this new products that are out there you seem to have an abundance of the new glues and accessories.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Here's most of the stuff used in the video in a list on Amazon: www.amazon.com/shop/nextlevelcarpentry?listId=3IIIPT5QOQQD but a simple project like this doesn't warrant a cutlist IMHO. Let me know if there's something you're after that's not on the list? Best, Matt

[@t.e.g.4405]

@@NextLevelCarpentry great thanks Matt I'll get a look at this stuff as soon as I get a chance to get off my current project

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

@@t.e.g.4405 youbetcha... and don't forget the Starbond CA glue deal if you don't already have/use it: bit.ly/3DzbHpj It's great stuff that I don't want to do without 😉😎

[@t.e.g.4405]

@@NextLevelCarpentry yes certainly do want to try to star products they seem to be very impressive from the old school stuff that I'm used to

[@mjb12141963]

Been looking for a way to make storage drawers for cheap. Thank You!!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

This is a great way to make storage drawers but to make them cheap you'll need to find a deal on scrap from a fencing contractor or salvage because full-length new posts are kind of spendy... good luck! Best, Matt

[@johnnyslider9456]

Great video as always 👍🏻

[@jamesm7920]

I have a stack of 5" end cuts and 2 8' post left from a job that i could not bring my self to throw away, now i have a use for them...Thanks

[@Calgary27]

Best metric / imperial measurements joke 🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦

[@SuperUncleRyan]

I had a kid working with one day doing some base board. As always on tight questionable measurements I go just a little long to allow for correction. He picked up on my very scientific terminology , "skosh." A couple times I had to take more than one "skosh" off to make a piece fit. He thought it was funny so I explained to him that the problem was that I was using Imperial skoshes and he had been using Metric skoshes. Crazy kid!

[@TheToolmanTim]

While he was talking about the mix of imperial and metric screws, he failed to mention the combination of right and left handed mini clamps that are critical when performing that delicate operation.

[@rickcimino743]

I was hoping Chip would show up. Now I know what to give you for Christmas.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Chip's not about to miss out on chocolate chip cookies so you can pretty much count on him making a showing! BTW Mrs NLC makes a mean chocolate chip cookie but I didn't want to make viewers jealous so I showed those Famous Amos ones for the video 😉😎

[@rickcimino743]

@@NextLevelCarpentry one can never have enough cookies.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

@@rickcimino743 True dat! 😋😋

[@Richard.Hybels]

Boy that was a lot of work for the label slot! I’d just slap s piece of masking tape on there and write on it. But I’m a slap dash guy and you are meticulous. Thanks for your vids.

[@bjornekloo]

Very cool detail with the label slot. Its amazing how much work goes into a detail like that, and it really makes you appreciate such details when you come across them.

[@casycasy5199]

great job

[@CraigKell]

Gorgeous work

[@CCCfeinman55]

This was a master class in clever storage! Thanks for making your wealth of knowledge and experience available.

[@jerrystark6766]

Another great video. Thanks! Chip? Chip? Make that Chocolate Chip!. 👍

[@joelongrid7625]

Always love the treat at the end. Great video as always.

[@skipdeedon9939]

Great video as always. Milk and chocolate chip cookies, my favorite nightcap these day.

[@georgepobedanosets1247]

Thanks!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@damienkurrin]

You could also make the slots for the label cards in one step with a keyhole bit and jig.

[@GregsGarage]

I thought we were going to see a woodruff/keyhole router bit for the the tag openings. That karri wood looks amazing!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

A special slotting bit with an appropriate guide bearing would definitely save time and expedite fabrication but I've not seen one of the right configuration for this application. Granted I did not look for one either but with your comment I ought to do a little bit of surfing. BTW I could have saved myself a boatload of trouble if I had your suggestion of laminating that temperamental Karri wood first. 😉😎

[@MarcosElMalo2]

I did, too! I suppose such a bit exists for that slender a groove, but I’ve never seen one in my limited experience.

[@GregsGarage]

@@NextLevelCarpentry I have woodruff cutters that cut a 1/16" slot. I'd probably just ride the shaft on a template and let it rip. I think the shafts are 1/2" though, so you'd need a router with a large collet to make it all work... I just love that there are always multiple ways to skin the cat!!!

[@craigkeeney6391]

very nice

[@burlymugg]

this is so insanely useful, thanks for this

[@chrisp7957]

Smart idea, thanks. I wish I had your experience, I am having serious issues with a concrete floor that has dropped 8 inches in one corner. Keep up the good work.

[@larrybud]

yikes, call in a foundation guy, you've gone some sort of erosion going on underneath!

[@mriguy3202]

Great idea. What if you glued clear acrylic to the front instead of the wood end cap, and drilled a hole in that acrylic cap to use as a pull?

[@billinfarmington5189]

Hi Matt! Loved the video, especially the mix of metric and imperial. LOL! However, I think I would have used a key hole router bit in the same jig you used to cut out the label pocket. Regards, Bill P.S. still get a kick out of my buddy believing the BS1000 was a real device. No end of entertainment.

[@miki09876]

Clever idea thanks!

[@ed1wweaver]

Great idea! Where did you get your tables insert? That's just what Im looking for. Cheers!

[@fixittony]

Awesome!

[@soonerarrow]

Those drawers are nice but they'd be even nicer with one or two very low watt LED lights embedded in alternating sides with an on/off switch as you opened or closed the drawer. It gets dark back there and we're not getting better eyesight as we age. A single 100W or less solar panel with a couple of inexpensive 6V batteries and a solar charge controller is all that is needed.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

This is very cool and very beautiful. Sadly, I haven’t yet found vinyl fence posts in my area (somewhere in Mexico) and on Amazon MX, a single 4’ 4x4 costs $80 + almost $30 shipping. It’s imported from the U.S.? There’s a Home Depot in the bigger town an hour away, so I’ll check there. PS: I thought you were going to pull out a slice of pizza at the end! 😄

[@eternalfizzer]

Great instructable! I like your sense of humour: the label stock is probably 2mm since the rest of the world is on S.I. (inchometers, hah!) Edit: up until the very end... I'm trying really hard not to go to the kitchen and open that bag of cookies at 11:30PM. You, sir, are evil.

[@mikemetheny1086]

The imperial/metric divider will humor me and frustrate my kids for years to come!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Dad-jokers unite!! 🤣🤣

[@frankherring6253]

My daughter did an internship at th zoo in Fargo while she was in college. They had an animal called a Turr. One of them kept ramming my daughter and had very bad bruises on both legs and hips. When she called and told us this I cut a plastic 55 gal barrel in half and put two hand holds in the top. I called it a deturrent, and it proved to be effective. At the time we lived In Saint Joseph Missouri and needed to get the half barrel up to her in Fargo. Fortunately we had just bought her a car and needed to take it up there. My daughter had been collecting peacock feathers and put them in the trunk along with the half barrel every night as she left. A few weeks later some of her friends went to Fargo for a visit. They decided to venture into Canada to see another town named Saint Joseph, but when they were coming back across the the border the guard ask what she had in the trunk , my daughter replied a half barrel and some peacock feathers. The guards thought she was being a wise guy. They made them all get out of the car and proceeded to search the car. One guard open the trunk to look then got a smirk on his face as he called the other guard over and they had a good laugh. My daughter and friends were allowed to continue on their way soon after.

[@pirakoXX]

Thanks for sharing the stories, Frank (y) Love the "deturrent" :D - it's just like the things and words my dad also was so good at coming up with. When I googled "turr animal" the first I hit was: "Turr is the local name for the murre, which looks something like a diminutive, flying penguin, and men in boats are blasting away at it in the only legal, non-aboriginal hunt of migratory seabirds in North America"... But then I found "The West Caucasian tur is a mountain-dwelling goat-antelope native to the western half of the Caucasus Mountains range..." and it sounds a bit more like the one your daughter was in contact with .. than the flying pinguin! Stay safe, creative & positive :D Greetings from Denmark (y)

[@edverbic9818]

Nice Matt ! I would like to make them but I have no room left for them, my garage is full. Take care Ed V.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

I fear your garage situation is a common conundrum Ed and I do feel your pain! 😉😎🤣 Thanks for watching and commenting and hope you're doing well... Best, Matt

[@howa9362]

I want to know more about your table saw zero clearance insert. I love the way you change the wooden insert. Can you tell me where you get the insert holder?

[@andrhamm]

I am hoping for a link to that insert! So nice that you can replace with narrow, nearly rectangular, scraps

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Unfortuntely that insert is no longer available but I'm working with Greg's Garage to reproduce a new, improved model to have for sale... 6-10 months out, maybe? Wish I had 'em right now because I'll bet you guys would like it as much as I do! Best, Matt

[@robertdemers702]

Thanks for the tips to the end of the end of the end. Now I’m craving a tall glass of milk ! My wife will make chocolate chip cookies for me homemade.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Mrs NLC makes better chocolate chip cookies than Famous Amos but I didn't think they'd resonate as well with the audience... either way, I understand that craving!

[@urlkrueger]

Did you miss an opportunity in that you could have used the part you cut out of the post for the top opening to make the labels. Best method of giving both imperial and metric measurements I have ever seen.

[@kenc2257]

That vinyl fence post material looks to be at least 1/8th inch thick, which is over 3mm. The vinyl sheet used for labels was 5/64ths, or less than 2mm. In any case, your suggestion was probably workable.

[@johnportman8037]

Good idea. I use White Fomica and Carpet Tape for my labels (you can steal this idea). But how many cubits?

[@sidneykoepp3655]

If only all the scrapbookers & sewers knew about you. There would be a run on fence posts.lol

[@k3730]

Where did the description of the videos go? Did you tube change something?

[@michaelcallaghan8405]

How did you make rack for draws

[@JDeWittDIY]

This is an excellent idea! Where do you get your vinyl fence post offcuts?

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Homestead Fence in Phoenix... but I think any fencing contractor anywhere probably has a pile of this stuff laying around for little or nothing... hope you're able to locate some because it's one of the best up-cycling things I know of! Best, Matt

[@twwtb]

Years ago, some US made cars had a mix of SAE and metric fasteners. Those cars were indeed catastrophic.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

"Years ago" is right twwtb... I thought it was a conspiracy by SnapOn to force every auto body or engine/transmission mechanic to double the size of their tool chests and wrench collections!🤔😉😂

[@MrRadtech22]

Nice.. Matt can u send link for the trim cutter that u used to band edges, do u like it?

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Sure thing Chris. Here's the one I used near the end of the video: www.amazon.com/dp/B06XJ59PXS?ref=exp_nextlevelcarpentry_dp_vv_d I like it for a useful, robust tool for the job. Truth be told though, if I could only have one I'd stick with this tried and true older model, still available: www.amazon.com/dp/B08LDZQ8F7/?ref=idea_lv_dp_ov_d&tag=onamzdigitalj-20&linkCode=ic6&ascsubtag=amzn1.ideas.3IIIPT5QOQQD I only recently got the end snip and the jury's still out if it's worth it or not. It's a great tool but seems to be a little fussy to use: www.amazon.com/dp/B005HPWN6C/?ref=idea_lv_dp_ And here again, if I could only have one I'd stick with the FastCap Flush Trim Cutters: www.amazon.com/dp/B001MXA2BQ/?ref=idea_lv_dp_ov_d&tag=onamzdigitalj-20&linkCode=ic6&ascsubtag=amzn1.ideas.3IIIPT5QOQQD Hope that helps and if you have other questions just holler? Best, Matt

[@iColinCDN]

Great video man ... yeah ya gotta be careful not to get those screws mixed up or nothing will ever fit, lol :-) Thanks for sharing.

[@jrkorman]

A variation on last year's theme, but I like it. I'm afraid your favorite pizza would be a bit of a drive. All I'd have to do is drive west a bit, catch US 385 up to the Black Hills and over to RC. Simple! Long drive from Texas however!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Driving 385 from Texas to Hermosa is long and boring... Lintz Bros Pizza is great, but not THAT great! 😉😎

[@V100-e5q]

Good job! Would a transparent front enhance the information about the contents? Like to see the contents and how much is in there? Of course anything only in the back might not show. But in many cases stuff is also at the front. At least it is not less info.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

I think your idea is a good one and would work well for some people in some situations. The trick would be to get whatever transparent material (plexiglas, Lexan, ??) attached to the sides but where there's a will, there's a way... Best, Matt

[@V100-e5q]

@@NextLevelCarpentry I'd either glue it, modern glues (perhaps hot glue, aquarium silicone sealer) can attach nearly anything to everything, or use some small screws through thicker plexiglas. Alternatively glue those cutoffs of pvc as frames to the channel in order to hold it. The front/end walls don't have to take much stress. Best, Manfred

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

@@V100-e5q All viable options... cool!

[@kevinthomson6324]

Where do I find those metric wood screws? Lol I’m surprised you didn’t make the labels from the plastic off cuts from the drawers. Was that plastic no good for the permanent marker? And now I know the difference between Don and Done

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

You can generally find metric wood screws in the same aisle along with the aluminum magnets. I didn't use plastic from the fence post top because it tends to be rather inconsistent in thickness. It is also noticeably thicker than the plastic sheet I used which would require a wider slot which is problematic in drawer fronts only 3/8 of an inch thick. Thanks for watching and commenting! Best, Matt

[@VAXHeadroom]

D.U.N. is metric DONE is imperial :)

[@merlewarnsholz2094]

Matt - Thanks again for a very entertaining, and informative video to create drawer storage. I'll remember this for future reference when I'm ready to build my own. Question - Are those fence post short pieces readily available from fencing companies? Blessings to you and your family.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

I think most fence companies in urban areas of a decent size would have scrap like that they have to pay to get rid of and if you can find the right one you probably can get more than you want for free for taking it off their hands. Good luck in your search because the drawers and organizers made from them are very helpful and practical! Best, Matt

[@Rein_Ciarfella]

@@NextLevelCarpentry Around here the people who heatshrink boats for the Winter send the used material back to the manufacturers in the Spring, who then melt it down to reuse. I would't be surprised to find out that the same process is used for vinyl products like fencing, siding, etc. At least I'd hope so these days!

[@r.mercado9737]

Question: What is the name of the background music? It sounds delightful. Semper Fi

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

The tune is "June" by Bobby Richards and is one of the free music tracks available on KZbin for creators. Nothing real special but seems a good royalty-free choice for a video like this.

[@r.mercado9737]

@@NextLevelCarpentry many thanks! Semper Fi!!

[@pawpawstew]

Hurricane Ida destroyed about 80 feet of my vinyl fencing and the posts are now in a pile on the street curb. I guess I'm now going to lug them back to the house. 🙄

[@frankstoverpurebloodsaltya6441]

Perhaps I missed it...what was the purpose of the two large holes you drilled?

[@jamesogorman3287]

To provide rounded corners at each side of the finger pull to reduce the possibility of cracking and for appearance.

[@frankstoverpurebloodsaltya6441]

@@jamesogorman3287 I just went back...I see it now..thanks bro

[@simon-d-m]

Brilliant ideas, Matt (as ever), but I've got one concern: at 22:20 I'm pretty certain you're using a metric rag to clean off your (obviously inch) drawer carcase. I spotted it because we have similar, metric rags here in the UK. Obviously they aren't as good, but now we're out of the EU, many of us are hoping we can import inch ones from the USA again. I'm guessing you had to use metric rags because you're up close to Canada. Did it cause you any issues and if so how did you cope?

[@jillianonthehudson1739]

It's really not as bad as one would think, as long as you use a metric rag socket.

[@rogerweaver7686]

Is that how you spell done in metric?

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

LOL! 🤣🤣

[@williammagee7514]

Love your channel, great teaching and great ideas. And your shop door was a project really worth following and learning from. And with that this door with your channel name is a GREAT video introduction, almost as good as the chocolate chip cookie and milk finish. I do want to point out though that your vertical "NEXT LEVEL CARPENTRY" lettering is not popping as well as it should. Take a close look and the word "NEXT" stands out the best but it fades starting into "XT". and as you look up the lettering everything fades more and more to the point where "PE" in "CARPENTRY" is really tough to make out. It is only because you pay SOOOOOO much attention to detail that I point this out and you might want to play with lighting angles and whatever to make "NEXT LEVEL CARPENTRY" really pop. And looking a little more at the intro the whole left side is much brighter than the right side. It seems that you and the door should be the main attraction and so brighter than the shop wall. Thanks for all the GREAT videos!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

A decision was made to make the lettering on that door more subtle, hence the brushed stainless material. Initially I was going to go white or black; something that would really pop, but was convinced otherwise. Regardless, your observation about lighting shortcomings are noted and acknowledged. As much as I realize all the things that could be done to improve video production quality, I'm sure you understand how much time and effort goes into not only doing the actual work shown but also video production. Makes me wish, for viewer's sake, a video production team was an option but reality dictates otherwise so I rely on viewer's forbearance to keep Next Level Carpentry alive. Best, Matt

[@williammagee7514]

@@NextLevelCarpentry Thx for your thoughtful reply, makes me feel my time spent commenting was worthwhile. I am sure you are continually faced with video content(what you are teaching) VS video presentation decisions, one only has so much time. It is obvious that content is more important and for sure you still do a PDG (Pretty Darn Good) job of presentation. I really like the way you jam pack presentations with significant content. What I mean you speed through redundant processes and devote time to things that need better explanation. Your ideas and unique approaches to many topics many times border on being profound. You and your channel are very unique, stay at it. So you know I do a bit of photography and sometimes just a shift in where light comes from makes a world of difference and I guess it is this knowledge that motivated my initial comment. And the proof is in the pudding, the NE letters in NEXT show as good as they would if white or black and it is all in the way the light hits hits. I guess another thing that motivated my initial comment is the way I see your pencil with NEXT LEVEL CARPENTRY often in the background. And can't help to feel, even with your limited time, that a bit of effort to set up your initial video entry might be worthwhile. After all fix it once and it will be there for every subsequent video. I really like the title "NEXT LEVEL CARPENTRY" and would like to see it and your fantastic door really pop and don't think it requires black or white letters, just a lighting direction fix.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

@@williammagee7514 makes me wish you lived nearby to coach and help on those little details that make such a huge difference! Every time I set up for a thumbnail image photo I think how much better it would be with a pro doing the composition and Lighting. The only professional photo I've ever had done was for the making tsumiki video and I'm sure your photographer's eye can tell the difference. For the time being though I will probably end up making more incremental improvements but rely on polite and understanding viewers like yourself to keep the channel growing. Best, Matt

[@supergoober1021]

Milk and cookies… MMmmmm!

[@ripprind]

He was using some telescopic spring-loaded props in one video, as a "helping hand" when working alone and needing to temporarily support something overhead, but I can't find the video or the device on his amazon page. Can anybody remember that?

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

The third hand telescoping poles you saw are shown in the Pro tips for installing faux l beams video... You can also click the second Amazon link in this videos description and will find those poles about halfway down the list of items... Best, Matt

[@ripprind]

@@NextLevelCarpentry Thank you for taking the time to answer (Y). I Should have found them myself but somehow I'm extremely bad at finding the right search terms to google/find anything.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

@@ripprind I apologize too: I intended to include this direct link in my first reply... www.amazon.com/dp/B000067S12?ref=exp_nextlevelcarpentry_dp_vv_d since sometimes the simplest of things stymie me too! 😯 BTW I have 4 of the 3rd hand poles which, although I don't use them real often, have come to rely on them for all manner awkward applications... Best, Matt

[@baxterboy23]

Almost 20 million views bro, time for another parody video I think 😀👍

[@stephengee8488]

How many inchometers in a yardometer?

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

7... give or take a dozen froghairometers?

[@kennethpruitt7799]

Where is Chip

[@cbcarper9681]

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[@vincepopo7497]

The videos seem to have an Imperial end and a metric end, I let it to someone smarter to figure which is which.

[@simon-d-m]

Seriously, we have metric woodscrews here (and across Europe). They are HORRIBLE. Most of what you can easily buy here now are construction-grade, and the small sizes especially are, well, just stupid. The shaft diameters are in 0.5mm increments, and the lengths in 5mm, but that's way too coarse. Oldies like me immediately think, 'this needs 3/8" No.4s', and then realise you have no idea what that means as a metric size, and whatever comes closeest isn't close enough, even if you could buy it (which you can't as the shops don't keep them anyway!). And don't get me started on double-start threads! Yup, they put those on small screws too, so they don't stay fastened. Completely idiotic!