DIY Archery Target Stand...With Basic Tools | Sam Green Maker

[@colin00797]

The swap from luxury tools to DIYer does not go unnoticed and really appreciate the realness. Build your own dream space one upgrade at a time. Keep making videos. We love watching.

[@SamGreenMaker]

Thank you!

[@c.a.g.1977]

Nice one, Sam! Having to struggle with less tools than most woodworkers on KZbin - well, that makes you one of us, actually! 😄👍👍👍

[@HickeyTyson]

Good work Sam! Hope You’re happier here and still enjoying your work.

[@joecarpenter5207]

"Hey, look at that! It's not... the worst." - That's usually how my projects end up, too. Sounds like a win to me! 😂

[@williamallison999]

Like the use of DIY tools. More people need to know great projects can be built with every day tools. Keep making

[@pdunn6678]

I appreciate the realistic side to your video as someone who has similar tool options

[@ArmyVet76]

This is your every day type of build. There is no imperfections. There is only character that is added to this piece. Now I need to go build one for next season.😂

[@riancorcoran7885]

Buddy, these videos are so relatable. 😆 It is a symphony of honesty, vulnerability, great information and humor. When you smashed your finger, I yelled "Ouch, @#*$%!" out loud. Also, stepping up to the plate in front of the world with less-than-ideal equipment is a refining crucible, that most people wouldn't care to subject themselves to. Kudos. 👊🏻💥

[@johnsage1020]

Glad i found you man. The other guy's video's aren't the same without you. Keep going I'll be following

[@davidoakley4355]

Miss seeing you working with John but I’m glad to see you back building! Quick tip- when you’re trenching on the miter saw, put a scrap between the fence and the piece, you won’t have to turn it around to remove the curve the blade leaves behind, the slide motion will leave a nice flat bottom on your lap.

[@SamGreenMaker]

Good call! Thats something I 100% knew about and didn’t think to do 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@blakewillemsen9925]

So nice to see you back, Sam!

[@wesneal7913]

Always enjoy watching your videos, I really can relate to the frustration with this project. We definitely have all had those moments. Good job, though, and look forward to the next one

[@brianeatock4383]

Thanks Sam. We all can relate. Not many have a jointer or table saw to square those construction grade 4x4’s. I like it and thought it was a perfectly fine piece of equipment for your target.

[@dankmyers1]

Always love your content, Sam! Thanks for being real.

[@SamGreenMaker]

I appreciate that!

[@JeffFontecchio]

We all have those days, good job sticking with it. Nice build!

[@SamGreenMaker]

Yes! Thank you!

[@keithcarothers2643]

Glad to see the video drop today. Keep up the good work man, going from good tools to diy tools is a challenge but your killing it man.

[@ddutton0]

Great job!

[@pjax03]

Nice project

[@jimrosson6702]

Great video Sam good to see you making videos

[@phillipjarvis2109]

What up Sam! Love this video! Good to see you making more content!

[@RiPCORD100]

Congrats on the fitness journey

[@beardedkachi]

Hope you had an excellent Christmas, Sam. Thanks for keeping all the bumbles in the video. Shit happens and it's just a project to practice and remember that we're only human. It turned out exactly as you needed it to, functional. :D

[@joelw6215]

I started with a rigid crappy saw and a deWalt miter saw. Now I have a fully stocked cabinet shop ( not industrial ). You do custom built ins and closets and you’ll make enough to build your own shop. One closet-7k ,materials-1500 profit 5500. Do the math. One a week or I. Two weeks you’ll make enough to buy any tool at a time.

[@SamGreenMaker]

That is awesome!

[@joelw6215]

@@SamGreenMaker you gotta get in the closet game. My market is 750-1 mil houses. Average $7k per closet. One week per closet. I work by myself and listen to your vids and John’s. I feel like I know y’all kinda. But you understand what I mean by that I hope.

[@simonzhou4324]

Love your videos & thanks for the content!

[@SamGreenMaker]

Thanks for watching!

[@seanbucklar7527]

For minimal tools, I’d consider looking for a decent corded circular saw and an upgraded blade - with a bit of patience and hand saw finishing you could do all the mortises and tenons for this I think - and a corded saw that doesn’t go flat and decent blade - it’s a lot less frustrating than a battery powered saw that you hate with an cheap out of the box blade. I don’t want to seem like I’m pressuring you - I like having fancy tools and I like watching creators use appropriate tools even if I have to do something the hard way in my garage. Just trying to float ideas for tool minimalism. A corded drill and a corded saw bought cheap and second hand from someone who’s upgraded to expensive cordless versions on Facebook marketplace or something lets you do some pretty wild builds with minimal investment.

[@SamGreenMaker]

I agree. It’s not so much having all the tools. But the right tools and a good quality version of it.

[@EvanDunville]

Beefy target stand!

[@DaveGDesigns]

I swore as well when you caught your finger 😂

[@prgnify]

@08:00 you got a reaction from me 😬 That was tough

[@adamnickel]

I know it’s not what your channel is about but what bow is that? I’m shopping for one and trying to sort it all out… nice video

[@SamGreenMaker]

It’s a Mathews v3 27” (2020 flagship bow) in first lite camo. Big fan of Mathews bows

[@adamnickel]

@@SamGreenMaker thanks. That model has been popping up a lot. Seems like a good contender

[@adamnickel]

@@SamGreenMakeryep I bought it and it’s awesome! Made some shorts shooting it.

[@GibClark]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍hey Sam

[@klemengrdina4996]

I didn't know you are an archer. What bow do you have? I shot a Hoyt right now, but I am looking at the new Elite bows that look awsome.

[@SamGreenMaker]

I’m not a very good one 😂 this is the Mathews V3 27”

[@starofgracebbq]

Invest in a good mask and wear it… it will save your sinuses!

[@SamGreenMaker]

I just did!! Just got to remember to wear it 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

[@brianeatock4383]

Thanks Sam. We all can relate. Not many have a jointer or table saw to square those construction grade 4x4’s. I like it and thought it was a perfectly fine piece of equipment for your target.