Ten Woodworking Games in 30 Minutes!

[@vincelapalta5936]

Großartig, meine Kinder werden sich freuen

[@alanhyma2177]

You say in video that templates are included....don't see them!

[@billynnc1998]

me neither

[@edwardthompson6298]

me either

[@LOCKEYJ]

What great inspiration. Great work. Oh what I’d do with a workshop.

[@pambenziger7220]

Love the video, and definitely will try creating some of these games. I'm wondering where one would find the links and/or templates to which you refer in the video...? Thanks!

[@balajinatarajan2163]

Best game I have seen so far! Just setup my workshop and I will be making this. One suggestion: please use a riving knife. The vibration is enough for a small piece to climb up and cause a kickback

[@DIYMinded]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@agyapongelijah2076]

Hope you are doing well sir,my name is Agyapong Elijah from Ghana in West Africa. I want to invest in this business and make it an National interest game by promoting it. Please i have many ideas for this game to make the world recognise it sir. I'm willing to establish this project by the manufacturing stage to the buyer. Is there any channel to link up and starts communicating, i mean joint business

[@stevengockij5841]

Riving knives are for losers.

[@edwardreich3981]

Well done!!

[@DIYMinded]

Thanks

[@phil21131]

Great video on production just what I needed before going to the shop! Subscribed!! Keep up the great content

[@MHTutorials3D]

What finish are you using at 24:35 ?

[@rahoezy]

Great video loads of inspiration thanks

[@alexyoungcarpenter4208]

Good games , thanks

[@David-fv7zg]

16:27 I like this one!

[@BCreativeDIY]

Foarte inspirational. Mulțumiri.

[@josephm7413]

Looking for templates not in description love to make for grandkids

[@clieb91]

Awesome that the kids got involved. Such a cool collection. Love the domino burning jig. Using the bullet casings is a fun twist. CtL

[@daisycollins4886]

Can you post the links please? I would like to make some of these. You did a great job.

[@phillallen01]

where are the plans please

[@soarebv]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@DIYMinded]

Thanks for watching.

[@jackduane3756]

Where did you get the jig for wood burning the dominos?

[@DIYMinded]

Thanks for watching! I made the jig and printed the pattern to get everything aligned properly.

[@jjj1951]

The first game looks a lot like Quoridor

[@the.kucing.kuning]

"Made" doesn't mean "invented"

[@romanzatorski1309]

it says it is in the description

[@lourias]

Can you at least change your description to include rules, or link to rules? Some of these would be super great, but I am not sure that even if I attempt to look them up that I would find the correct game. Ya, my brain has failed me a lot recently. Thank you.

[@kingdomofheavenseeker7383]

Whats the name of the song playing

[@DIYMinded]

Do you know when in the video the song plays?

[@kingdomofheavenseeker7383]

@@DIYMinded beginning of video

[@MohamedHajj-yr6vf]

Super Jeu d'équilibre

[@Thereded137]

Quoridor

[@Raycefan]

None of the templates or rules are in the description. FAIL

[@MediaArchitectsOrg]

oh my gosh. you're on the internet. look it up. the fantastic video on the craft is not good enough?

[@Raycefan]

@@MediaArchitectsOrg OR, folks could follow thru and not make videos that are a lie. Just sayin

[@investigatechannel]

great vid, all I can promise try to achieve is to save to buy a workshop with all the tools like the one you have, if I tried to make the same by hand with traditional tools I would provably spend 3 times more time on each step to get half the work/quality, not everyone can afford 10000 in power tools and a big room to kill time (I don't even invest that much time on this kind of staff), provably I couldn't even afford the electric bills you surely must be paying out.

[@graemeadamson7272]

Would love to make all of these BUT I really couldn't afford most of the tools in this workshop, funny that the makers always seem to have an endless amount of money to spend on lavish tools .

[@richardrozevink6738]

It's definitely called being tool broke

[@DIYMinded]

Lots of tools but it has taken over 20 years to acquire them. For me it is a self supporting hobby. Meaning that all the tools were purchased by selling the occasional project.