The carpenter will go crazy when he sees the 22 hidden secret woodworking ideas!

[@julianbernal5142]

Felicitaciones, un saludo desde colombia, tiene muchas ideas buenas.

[@Mrinventor93]

Hola, gracias un gran saludo 🫂

[@PorfirioMejia-rs5wz]

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[@YodelvisLazoPlasencia]

Me encantan todas sus ideas. Muchísimas gracias desde Ciego de Avila, Cuba, por compartilas

[@NELBEN]

Muy bien, eres un pro. De lo mejor, de lo mejor, ecxelente. Felicitaciones.

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias,. bienvenido

[@eduardonavarro3693]

Excelente ! Muchas gracias!

[@wacky295]

my favorite thing about this video is the crazy frantic hammering !!!

[@3ddiy-studio]

Excelente video

[@anapolen582]

Excelentte. Que Dios bendiga tus manos

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias🙏, buen día!

[@larryjoyner2089]

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[@clascildagarcia4779]

Muchas gracias x los truquitos.👏👏👏

[@Mrinventor93]

Por nada, es un placer mostrarlos, gracias a ti amigo

[@wilsoncampoverde5946]

Excelente video de carpintería gracias

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias

[@mohdrazi7113]

♥️♥️♥️

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks 🤗

[@learemington1700]

I love the hammering and sawing sounds speeded up

[@dailytricks6161]

great tricks !

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks

[@Alex-Tips]

very useful tips

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks

[@GLURDLESCLETCH]

I don’t know how much of this I will retain

[@Andri101]

Супер 👍

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks 🤗

[@Walkercolt1]

This is the TWENTY-FIRST Century guys! Common (cheap) yellow or brown glued joints are MUCH stronger than NAILS! Don't believe me: DO A TEST YOURSELF! Use as many 16P nails as you want on 2-2x4's lapped 6 inches, then do the same with NO FASTENERS and yellow or brown screws. let sit overnight. Now clamp one end in a bench vise and PULL on the end-see which fails first.

[@johnconner9733]

A lot of these are novice fixes, which I expect from watching KZbin. Unfortunately, those who watch these will be running work soon and will never know the real tricks of the trade. And so ot goes....

[@AaronHahnStudios]

A "Contour Gauge" been available for over 100 years. Cheap as chips from the hardware. WHY re-invent the wheel, it's already round! 👎

[@carmenjaniratarafacortes7405]

This is the coolest, I have a more than 30 years blower from 🤿 El que usaba 🐩, so cute🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@MrManAmong]

Yes the contour gauge (no need for quotes since that's what it's called) has been around forever. A lot longer than 100 years. It's several hundred years old - if not thousands of years old. So knowing it's old, how do you think they were made back then? Were the original Free Masons using polypropylene and cast aluminum gauges that they bought at the local Home Depot? No because none of those things existed. What you see here is a primitive version of it. No wheel was reinvented. If you're gonna comment on carpentry you should prolly know at least something about it lol

[@tell_the_truth_1]

My like is number 500 😅

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you 🤗🤝

[@tell_the_truth_1]

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[@Mrinventor93]

@@tell_the_truth_1 greetings!

[@Cristian.Spinetta]

como se llama esa herramienta que tiene muchas varillas para tomar la forma exacta de algo?

[@Skarpo89]

What is the blue material you use to measure the holes in difficult scenarios?

[@AlmightyNOG]

These suck lmao

[@paulwhite1114]

Number was not a good looking fix

[@PSLSPB]

У "импортных" Товарищей вечно все с геморроем на ровном месте. И масса ненужных телодвижений. Складывается ощущение, что они безрукие и без головые. Хотя, наверное, это не так.