DIY Perpetual Calendar. A great way to remind yourself of the relentless passage of time.

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[@CoryGunterSmith]

Finally, an old school wwmm project video. Thank you.

[@milo2547]

I watched a video a while ago that says perfect gift and it ended up me wasting 10mins of my wasted life to watch it...then there's this guy saying this is useless setting things low and less expectation.l like how this guy is humble.

[@SE45CX]

I love how you honestly starting off with all the drawbacks of your project.

[@fugithegreat]

My mind is blown just by the concept of this! The only thing it needs now is a rollable month plate and you're set for life.

[@nicktopinoplus]

After you lay vinyl like that, spray some window cleaner or even alcohol on the transfer tape and it will release much easier.

[@markmccaw4401]

I will probably never make one of your perpetual calendars, but I always learn something from watching your videos. Thank you for your time!

[@ehudgavron9086]

Great tip on finding cheap glass, and how to work with it! Also loved the commentary on the usefulness of it :) E P.S. Matthias would probably have added a gear to move the frame, another gear to indicate month, another gear to indicate year, and a button to push on leap years ;)

[@bruceregittko7068]

Another place to get cheap glass that may be bigger than dollar store glass is thrift stores. I buy a beat up framed piece of art and usually toss the frame and art just to get the glass.

[@MrMarkpeggy]

It is always good to see you back in your shop Steve! That is a cool calendar. Happy Birthday to Wyatt!

[@chemcody5119]

Nice to see you making a projects again Steve. I have missed your weekly projects.

[@mikenez00]

Happy birthday Wyatt!!!

[@ShiningSakura]

THIS IS AWESOME!!!!! Not useless. Buying a new calendar every new year is useless....

[@hamstereyes]

Happy Birthday Wyatt!!

[@ryanbutler3216]

hands down the best intro you've ever done

[@andersonsouza469]

Great, Steve. Hope to see you more often on KZbin.

[@DuncanEdwards.]

Keep up the great work and humour young man, it's the reason I watch you

[@williamellis8993]

You may say it's worthless but it was a fun project. That's what woodworking is all about.

[@jaenulton9953]

Haircut looks great Steve! Thanks for the video.

[@pedrogoncalves1518]

I was already a subscriber but this "useless" calendar made me activate your notifications. Amazing job!

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome work Steve! 👍🏻👊🏻

[@lukegraham1628]

yes!!! i am so happy to see another another build video from you steave!

[@SteveRamsey]

Thanks Luke!

[@JoelWommack]

Missed your Videos. Thanks for sharing!

[@pjmakovinyi]

Feel so refreshed after your video(s) ;) ... frankly ... simple, no stunning effects to try impress 👌

[@Disjointedimages]

I'd like to do this with a negative vinyl and some glass etch and then rub n buff some silver. I think it's a lovely decorative calendar for a home office. Thanks for the vid!

[@brimtlgtr]

This is an awesome mere mortals project. Simple, creative, and useful (especially for luddites). If you don't want to make a calendar, maybe make a picture holder. I always appreciate your videos and your no-nonsense approach. Thanks!

[@jgriff19861947]

Nice ideal and all ways great humor while learning some thing.

[@varinatannis4853]

This is a must try for this Maker Mom.

[@WoodworkingBrewer]

Steve a quick trick for peeling onto glass is use watered down solution of washing up liquid, it makes it easier trying to get everything in line. then either leave to dry and clean up after or use hair dryer and clean up after.

[@DFSqu]

Love the opening sales pitch.

[@lescarneiro]

You got me with this reference at 3:39, haha!

[@Amroth228]

Happy Birthday Wyatt its crazy to think how small he was when Steve started making videos.

[@SteveRamsey]

It feels like yesterday. 😢 Now he's 22!

[@Amroth228]

Wow thats around the age I was when I started watching you guys. I have always been a big fan of your channel and your family. Keep up the good work!

[@grandolddrummer]

@@SteveRamsey 22!? He just started college, like...oh, a few years ago.

[@jonnybooks9337]

I beg to differ. This is not completely useless...I know of people who would buy these in a heartbeat!

[@yvettewallus119]

Fo sho

[@beaverx37]

When you're applying vinyl, use your squeegee on the sticker before you pull it off the backer. It helps pick up those that were left behind. And if you pull slow, you can see if one is getting missed and pick it up.

[@DryLog420]

I reacently bought a cheap cnc from good ol' China, and I really like this project as the engraving could be made onto plexi/acrylic and the base could have an L.E.D. strip inside giving a great effect. Thanks for sharing man!

[@N-hunter]

Happy Birthday Wyatt!

[@GuardedLegacy]

I always love the sound when you're using the file in high speed!

[@LuisGonzalez-bq2gl]

I love this project it give me 1000 ideas for something that I would use

[@Dubs2]

If it's like the vinyl I use (here in Australia), the grey back is most likely blockout for when you adhere to something dark or over the top of something else, or if it has small dots on the grey side, these are to promote a bubble free adhesion when applied. Something small like your numbers wont really have any issues with bubbles. Great job!

[@nbuesch]

Steve, you really a maze me on some things that you come up with. Keep up the Great work. This really is Great looking.

[@jeffersonchocron]

Another cool project!!

[@SQLRYAN]

Cool project, Steve. Also nice to see you back making "regular" project videos.

[@fatherandsonwoodshop8353]

Awesome project!...you always give such clear instructions and make your videos easy to follow!

[@SteveRamsey]

Thank you!

[@fatherandsonwoodshop8353]

Your welcome!....I have been watching your videos for years now and you and several others have inspired me to start my own channel involving woodworking with kids

[@toysoldier46552]

@@fatherandsonwoodshop8353 Hand tools mostly I presume, especially saws. We all know kids and a table saw is a huge hazard waiting to happen, but best of luck :)

[@fatherandsonwoodshop8353]

@Anthony E. Idealistic Woodworks..I definitely keep the approach age specific...in our current videos I step in whenever a saw is needed...safety is definitely number one...check it out and let me know what you think!

[@paramoose]

Wait!!! No Micro-jig plug????? One of the best things about your videos Steve!! Hope it doesn't mean you lost them as a sponsor or something. I love the project and it is one my father would have delighted in as the mathematician in him loved numerical exercises like that. Also the woodworker in him would have enjoyed replicating the project. Thank you for all the inspiration, laughs and education!

[@SteveRamsey]

Glad you enjoyed my video. Thanks! haven't done a Microjig spot in about a year. I am eliminating all brand sponsorships to focus on plugging my own products.

[@MrTarfu]

Thanks for providing the plans, I do glass engraving and woodworking so this will be a nice way to incorporate both into a project.

[@SteveRamsey]

This would look so awesome with engraved glass!

[@austinsteele7513]

You're the man Steve!👍👍

[@santoshgujar5237]

Thank you, Sir,😇

[@vincentxiao601]

Oh man. I haven visit ur videos for almost 2 years, u seems to look younger and more styolo by the day!

[@debbydhill]

Happy Birthday Wyatt! Really nice build Steve.

[@StuffUCanMake]

Very ingenious approach.

[@Wagsky]

Cool project!

[@pikachu-fe7tx]

This is actually a great idea

[@SteveRamsey]

Thanks!

[@Dukefazon]

Great job, Steve, looks super awesome!

[@Walt1119]

Neat project, thanks for sharing with us!

[@barbararoman7353]

Love this project, i wanna give it a try!! 😍

[@Dingbat217]

That's a great idea, thanks for sharing it. :-)

[@MDFRESCUER]

Good job. 👏🙌👍👌

[@KenAdams426]

Chuck McGill. NICE!!!!! It's all good man!

[@TallerSalvatoreJimeno]

Me gustó mucho el video amigo quedo elegante el calendario saludos

[@ArtisanPirate]

Great Video Mate ! It Turned Out Awesome ! Happy Birthday Wyatt ! Take Care !

[@Wolf-E-Romeo]

Stumbled on your video, not sure who you are, but hey, awesome video!

[@kmcclinton71]

I had a project that was similar to this where I needed numbers on glass. I used vinyl dame as you, except I used a sand blast cabinet to hit all of the glass around the numbers to frost the glass. Pulled the vinyl off and it looked amazing!

[@naarbin]

Very neat and usefull item 😂 Keep 'em commin' !

[@forestlampcraft472]

Great idea!

[@grandolddrummer]

I have a CNC that's been itching for project ideas. Too cold here in Iowa to work right now. But this is a good one to try.

[@matthewcondon1985]

You could also have the print shop weed out the individual numbers leaving a stencil behind. Then you could do something like a chemical etching on the glass. That would look cool too!

[@jedtimmer8639]

Yay new video 😍

[@teekaypew6538]

If you hit the vinyl after it’s applied with some warm air from a hair dryer, it will soften the adhesive just enough that it will grab the surface better. This will help prevent it from peeling off down the road. Also, if you’re working with vinyl and glass, there exist some glass etching compound that is pretty need. Basically you just use the vinyl as a mask for the glass etching compound.

[@jlathem56]

Yep, very impractical... But no one has ever mistaken me for a practical person EVER ... I like this!

[@littleTownGiant1]

I've had great success with laserjet transfers. No bleed

[@lufferov]

An idea to enhance this would be to make a template of the numbers, then etch them into a glass panel. Then if you used a strip of LED tape in the base, you'd get a really nice lighting effect on the numbers!

[@fredstarkey3425]

Just about to say the same

[@SteveRamsey]

That would look amazing!

[@markmccaw4401]

Cool idea. Make a video on it!

[@lufferov]

@@markmccaw4401 Ha! I'm just an ideas man, similar things have been done before. You can find lots of videos on KZbin showing you how to etch and then light glass.

[@RameezLalloo]

amazing idea

[@PR-WoodWorkingCreations]

*Best Calendar Steve* 👏👏👌👌👍👍

[@SteveRamsey]

Thanks Praneet!

[@ibrahimabueraq759]

Man...... You're legend

[@waynemiller6070]

Thanks Steve, if I get started now, everyone gets one for Christmas. 🎄 🎅

[@gbenother8755]

EVERYONE? Cool, I'd like mine in mahogany please.

[@waynemiller6070]

@@gbenother8755 ha! I mean my family. 😎

[@alexd5028]

This looks neat! My idea: if you would heighten the wooden frame a bit, you could add a gap in the middle with a rotating dodecagonal parallelepiped having each month written on a face.

[@BuildStuffwithAJ]

This is a pretty cool project, and the music reminded me of the back ground music on the old Sonic games lol.

[@christofix]

Hahaha i see where you get that! After reading your comment I revised the video with more attention to the music, and indeed it reminds on the old games

[@drumunl]

Yo! Better Call Saul! 👍🏻 Awesome project as always, Steve!

[@ryanshoemaker]

Better Call Saul reference FTW!

[@royceibanez7939]

with finesse!

[@douglasstewart4066]

Princess Meow Meow is my favorite hostess. Get rid of that Steve guy.

[@Amroth228]

And why didn't we hear Princess Meow Meow Theme?

[@KeyvanJuanez]

Woodworking for mere meowrtals?

[@OutletFlow]

@@KeyvanJuanez your comments deserves more thumbs up

[@douglasstewart4066]

Outlet Walk I second the more thumbs up. Princess Meow Meow deserves a prize. Let’s get to 100 thumbs up.

[@garynagle3093]

For a useless calendar, I like it!

[@magicrobharv]

Great project.

[@melliW1]

mister steve ramsey, You are guilty for bringing me to woodworking. but you get mitigating circumstances, because I love your chanal. I am currently building a table saw but it will take a while until it's done. but as you say so nicely, everything takes time. When I'm done I send a picture. thank you for your inspiration and for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@frogmann49]

Totally enjoyed watching it. Always looking for something to do in my little shop. Been subscribed for some time now. Anything for a fellow Raider fan.

[@ziyaaddocrat5185]

Good calender

[@NJEsperantist]

Small stick-on numerals can also be found in the scrapbooking section of craft stores.

[@jbkibs]

Steve.. get a Cricut man... they are SOO sweet. You'll not regret it... Love the Better Call Saul reference! ;)

[@AndrewSmithDev]

Pretty clever idea

[@huwdavies5264]

Nice easy project that looks really great. Cheers, Huw

[@rivernet62]

Maybe a legend across the bottom indexing year & month position, could be a 10-year calendar at least

[@karlmikko]

Tip for transferring stricter standards - a fine mist of soapy water lets the sticker move once applied if you need to adjust when transferring, especially useful if you need to manually place parts that didn’t transfer like your numbers

[@Rick_Bagnall]

Good project! By the way, I have used those plastic credit card offer cards that you get from junk mail as a burnisher for applying self-adhesive things. round the edge with sandpaper or a file (sometimes you don't even need to) ans you're good to go! They're free and if I ruin it it doesn't bother me.

[@SteveRamsey]

Good suggestion!

[@terryhickman7929]

Cool project! But I couldn't see how the numbers are arranged, and how sliding the frame back & forth changes for correct day/date alignment. Also loved seeing Princess Meow meow again!

[@rolandgdean]

!!!!YOU CAN MAKE IT WORK!!!! Just needs one more row of month stickers (along the top or bottom) and a corresponding hole in the frame so that when the current month is aligned with the hole, the frame sits around the corresponding number set. You'd have to change it every year but still.

[@SteveRamsey]

😂 lol...well I guess that's one way!

[@satanismybrother]

nice project! it may be useless, but its pretty and interesting to look at!

[@tenienteramires4428]

Monday is the first day of the week in my country, does it also work if I do it that way?

[@kenk8215]

Nice Better Call Saul reference!

[@SuperDavidBrothers]

Can you please do videos where you talk about the different types of clamps, router bits, drills, cuts (like rough cuts, rip cuts, crosscuts, dado cuts, etc.), and jigs double please?

[@edkillmer4601]

What brand spray can trigger do you use?

[@johnbrock1602]

How do you increase the sustain on a thumb piano? Soanote will sound for a. Longer time when played ? Thank you for your time.

[@jerryebner7582]

What about some kind of Velcro strip with the months on the back so you switch it on the front as needed or something like that ?

[@josephblurton3793]

Love the better call Saul reference

[@pierrec1590]

One could also take two sheet of glass, and sandwich the numbers. Also, if you engraved the numbers on the glass using a Laser cutter (set it to low power) then a LED in the base would make the numbers glow in the dark... Woohoo!