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[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

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[@chuckmarch5552]

I really appreciate your inginuity and patience. Some of us are short on these. Fifty years ago when i got into woodworking , i had nothing and made $530/mo takehome. I built a table saw from a pool pump and a disk sander from a garbage disposal. I got a cheap router and a finish sander from Sears. With these tools i built oak cabinets for my kitchen from salvaged railroad dunnage and pallets. Now i have a shop full of tools including a Sawstop. Ive bought 9 houses over the years and remodled them all. I guess what im saying is that we live in a time of lots of cheap alternatives. However quality still costs more up front and less in the long run. Everyone has to start somewhere with what they can afford and what is available in their community. Dont judge people by your own situation everyone is doing the best they can with what they have . Keep up the good work. Lots of people are in the same place in their life and need your fresh perspective on whats possible. God bless

[@famofartists]

you are a legend with experience which you can share with the youtube community

[@JohnDlugosz]

My grandfather, who died when I was very young so I never got to know him, reportedly built a vacation lake house out of salvaged and found materials. He even reused nails he pulled out of salvaged boards. I never thought about what he must have done for tools. I expect that anything beyond basic hand tools from Sears would have been site-built.

[@azizjontursunqulov724]

Your are legend

[@pandrews45]

I appreciate his cleverness. Not only is he training beginners on basic skills and techniques, he is expanding the versatility of a couple basic tools into a whole shop of tools and broadening their thinking to create even more for thsmselves when they need a tool they can't afford, can't find, or only need for specific job, not something you'd want to spend on for one time use. Furthermore, creating them out of bits of wood, probable off cuts or waste from previous work.

[@myWOODwork---]

Good!!!

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thanks

[@jerrybailey5797]

Interesting stuff , l like the drill stand , good project for a wood working beginner 👍

[@charlesrodriguez8310]

Magnifique des outils simples faciles à faire merci beaucoup 😊

[@09FLTRMM77]

MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

👍😉🙏🎉🎉

[@NuTranThi-qq2sn]

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[@Bladimir-is1io]

Падписался и лайк за тваи отличные поделки ..возьму на воружения 😂🎉❤

[@Вова-у7ж]

Чтоб руки и ноги себе отрезать. Уголок отрезал диском по металлу 2мм, а потом поставил диск по дереву 4мм. Бомба напайками в рожу получить прям мечта идиотов

[@ВалерийБеликов-щ1н]

Bravo...😊😊😊

[@alimoharek1027]

Nice works

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

😉👍

[@helenatyukodi5227]

Cool creativity!

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

😉👍🙏🎉

[@sunnyray7819]

Good job!

[@alshaa1699]

Very Nice 👏👏👏👏 Excellent 👌👌 Good Job Brother. Thank You For Your Special And Beautiful Idea And Video 🙏🙏 And Thanks For Everything Brother

[@evgend1608]

С НОВЫМ ГОДОМ! Спасибо! за видосы

[@Woodshop2024]

i like the drill stand, good project for woodworking beginners

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thanks for watching 😉🙏👍

[@Вова-у7ж]

А купить безопасную? Так лучше и надёжно

[@robeccs]

Thank you for sharing!👍🏽🍻✌🏽

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

😉👍🙏🙏

[@philipsouza5425]

yep, saw the scissor lift and dropped what i was doing for the night to build one..Dialeddddd....now on to the drill press~ :) thanks homie!

[@dlsb1234]

Mais um excelente trabalho realizado. Parabéns pelo empenho e dedicação. Sucesso no canal...

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thanks for watching my friend 😉👍🙏

[@عربيجنوبي-ض5ت]

*( ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن )* 💝👉👈💖💫👑💫 🪐🪐🪐🌠🌠🕊💌 *سـلامٰ وبركةً. وحـبآ للذين* *يزرعون' الورد أينما* *حلّـوا؛ ويشيّدون الأبنِيَة* *أينما رحلوا؛ ويلقون* *البذور🍂 الطيّبة في🥀* *مسيرهم أملاً في أن تُزهِر* *وتؤتـي أطيب الثمر🌴* *ويجدون. سعادتهم في* *العطاء والبناء فإنّ💚💚* *لأفعالكم أصـداء مُبـاركـًةً* *في الـأرض ،والسمـاء 🌌* *》👑💫 💖 💫 👑《* ​@@WillWoodDiywoodworking

[@woodenarchitecture]

Accurate to every detail! really cunning

[@thomasswenddal772]

Good Stuff. I'm in!

[@arsh3030]

ممتاز جداً جداً جداً ❤

[@daryl_royan2571]

Briliant,, thats was so god idea👍

[@pociari]

GOOD IDEA. Easy made thatz maybe not same nice than yours, but usefull. All tools is expensive...

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thanks for watching 😉👍🙏

[@AsiaWoodworking]

I really like your work, the product is very beautiful

[@tonyknightsecreto8338]

Yeah I just wanted to comment About me personally, I love watching and learning about things I have no idea about so that's my thing besides some of this stuff so time consuming to make,😮 keep up the good work fellas and ladies and thanks for time showing us these techniques thanks from tk

[@ВячеславАбросимов-л6л]

СУПЕР!!! БЛАГОДАРЮ.

[@ВладимирКоваль-ъ1ф]

Константин, с большим удовольствием смотрю все Ваши видео. Вы молодчина! Всегда есть, что у Вас подчерпнуть. Сейчас зочу поинтересоваться, в какой программе Вы создаете свои проэкты? В частности стеллаж в гараже. Платная эта программа или нет?

[@vivofsantos7248]

think im going to make some as i dont have the money for buying, but having tenant selling woods and willing to give me some materials to work on,great job good knowledge here 🤟

[@WoodworkingTop535]

thanks for sharing❤

[@petermartens5547]

super👍

[@thegreatestever4887]

That's the shit bro, I really like the ideas that you had presented in your time-lapse silent tutorial, I could understand your detail easily because we don't need talking tutorials explaining how and what they're doing like they're the first people to discover shit and I don't want to hear all that and you just got on with it. Awesome bro I like the last one with the drill.

[@siholsitanggang2701]

nice

[@JackRoyal82]

man, youre awesome

[@izzasplantworld4319]

Hi very nice🎉

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

😉👍🙏🎉🎉

[@teeebeee3946]

If I was going to put this mush effort into this I think I would use hard wood and make dove tails on my table saw.

[@alexroca3664]

Muy muy buen trabajo Antonio, gracias, funciona de lujo amigo.

[@alexplorer]

An alternative to #3 is a motorcycle jack. You can get one for well under $100 (mine was $65). It supports up 500kg (1100 lbs). I use it for much the same as shown here (supporting material overhanging other tools)... and a lot more (e.g., holding up one end up a pipe while I'm at the other; I recently used to apply constant pressure from below to bend some PVC while I used the heat gun and pulled from above). The deck on mine is about 14.4" x 9". The height ranges from 3.7" to 13.8". Comes with a wrench, but I usually have a 7/8" socket on the drill to go faster, depending on the job.

[@tommyaleks100]

Yes but that is the easy part. To use your brain in a creative way, figure ways to make tools that can help you. it`s not only fun but also a good training for your brain. But the best part is that is almost free. you can find things you can use almost everywhere.

[@webanut]

Последнее наверное самое полезно в быту. :)

[@patriotapereira1469]

Muito bom. Gostei do jig para tupia. Vou fazer. Obrigado por compartilhar conosco.

[@johnrains8409]

In the 1980s, I made something very similar to your leveling jack. I was remodeling a civil war era house alone. I was really struggling with trying to use T- bars to put the ceiling sheet rock in place. I made a larger version of that device to position and clamp the sheets in place before setting screws. I put locking rollers on the legs to make it mobile. After the job, I dismanteled it and forgot it. About 6 years later, I noticed an ad in a construction magazine for the "NEW" tool to make hanging sheet rock an easy one man job. It was the exact thing I had built but really fancy, made from aluminum and very light weight. You never know.

[@anthony-5016]

PLEASE show a picture of what your making BEFORE you start making it....then , a demonstration of how it works. Thanks for sharing your ideas !

[@arnaldosalinas-pg9wm]

Es increible las herramientas que podemos hacer con la ayuda de estos ingeniosos compañeros

[@ВасилийАлександрович-ъ3п]

Подписался! Молодец!

[@everythingtv1910]

I like this video thank you for sharing it to view ans i wish your channel more successful

[@markramsell454]

That was fun useful stuff.

[@samuelcruz9258]

I take the last one .

[@totiv.7584]

👍 perfect ✌️ thank you 🤜🤛

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

😉👍🙏🙏

[@JohnHungerfordJr]

You have great talent and ideas would saves money then expensive equipment in wood shop. Small things will come in handy when needed. Thank you for showing and I’ll be copying ideas that would be very useful for my woodworking.

[@salahabdallah1395]

ممتاز

[@macshipley1425]

Great ideas, one suggestion, for your safety, some day you may have a finger or hand injury around your table saw or hand tools. Please use push blocks and other standard safety practices. :)

[@sergiobarros5619]

muito top

[@BarjoNurfajar]

Anda cerdas

[@AlexSoftRemont]

Что бы найти центр прямоугольника (22:05) не обязательно пользоваться математическими расчетами (делить длину и ширину пополам), достаточно провести две линии по диагонали - пересечение и будут центром !

[@jagdishbilgi1518]

Great ideas, wonderful presentation.

[@AnibalDeHaro]

Extraordinariamente valioso para cualquier aficionado y/o profesional de la madera...!!!. Gracias mil por este video tutorial de herramientas hechas en nuestro taller , gracias a tì......!!!

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thanks for watching my friend 😉👍🙏

[@henryrossouw930]

Simple build but effective

[@Artes-Silva-02]

I work with steel. To be more precise, I work with blade sharpening. It is in moments like this, when I see a human being demonstrating the beautiful and wonderful creative capacity of the species, that I still have hope that this wonderful planet will not be dominated by ignorant people. Not without a fight, not without intelligent and creative resistance, even if we are few. My sincere compliments, and true congratulations on your demonstration of talent!!! Congratulations!!! (Sent here from Brazil)

[@somiyr]

Хочу ответить сразу всем диванным критикам - критиковать имеет право только тот, кто сам может делать что-то подобное, а комментаторы типа "а нахрена, если он стОит 12 евро" - эти видео не для вас, если у вас руки растут прямо из седалищного места. Всегда инструмент, созданный своими руками не на "скорую руку", а с любовью и старанием особо ценен для создателя. Занимаюсь подобным творчеством иногда не из необходимости, а просто ради творчества. сейчас попалась на глаза сгоревшая мощная дрель с передаточным отношением 1:10, решил сделать сверлильный станок-гибрид из редуктора этой дрели и двигателя от "стиралки, причём с одной стороны двигателя редуктор на 138 оборотов, а с другой патрон напрямую с вала двигателя на 1380 оборотов..Эта конструкция будет быстро разворачиваться на 180 градусов при необходимости, а это видео подсказало мне как просто сделать подвижную головку. У меня есть три шуруповёрта, пять дрелей, заводской сверлильный станок и тем не менее, новый станочек найдёт себе применение. Парень просто молодец, и руки откуда надо растут, и мозг развитый. Удачи тебе и побольше таких видео для адекватных людей. I want to answer all the couch critics at once - only those who can do something like this themselves have the right to criticize, and commentators like "what the fuck if it costs 12 euros" - these videos are not for you if your hands grow right out of the seat. Always a tool created with your own hands, not in a hurry, but with love and diligence, is especially valuable for the creator. Sometimes I do this kind of work not out of necessity, but just for the sake of creativity. now I caught sight of a burnt-out powerful drill with a gear ratio of 1:10, I decided to make a drilling machine-a hybrid of the gearbox of this drill and the engine from the "washing machine, and on one side of the engine there is a 138 rpm gearbox, and on the other a cartridge directly from the engine shaft at 1380 rpm..This design will quickly rotate 180 degrees if necessary, and this video told me how easy it is to make a movable head. I have three screwdrivers, five drills, a factory drilling machine, and nevertheless, a new machine will find a use for itself. The guy is just great, and his hands are growing from where they need to, and his brain is developed. Good luck to you and more such videos for adequate people.

[@ВладимирПодшивалов-с1т]

особо ценен для создателя как ты сам сказал . Я сам всю жизнь этим занимаюсь и многое перепробовал а это говно тебе нравится ну и флаг тебе в руки .

[@jinxer3006]

We Todd it. This is sofa king we Todd it.

[@JánosDr.Baumgartner]

Hey, what's that instant glue? Thx.

[@joilsonsantos8009]

CANAL NOTA 10!

[@Ellie92198]

Harikasın, eline emeğine sağlık 😊

[@ΔήμητραΔεληγιάννη-θ1δ]

Χρόνια πολλά!!!!ευτυχισμένο το νέο έτος!!!!!με υγεία!!!!είσαι ΦΑΝΤΑΣΤΙΚΌΣ!!!!!ΜΠΡΆΒΟ ΣΟΥ!!!!!ΑΠΌ ΕΛΛΆΔΑ!!!!!🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷❤️🧿❤️

[@Se-La-Vi]

1 шаблон фрезерньій купил 4 года назад - надежньій 2 изобрел ручную циркулярку 3 столик поднимающийся тоже есть в продаже 4 торцовка так себе - где позиционирование перпендикулярности диска? 5 стойка для дрели - та же проблема вертикальности. Цена в магазине приемлимая

[@ВладимирАндреев-ы8л]

и это с учётом того что у чела всё есть ,

[@СергейЖурвлёв-в2с]

Я конечно как Доктор Дью говорить не умею, я скажу вежливо: КПД всех самоделок маленькое, да и качество сомнительное, если челу просто нечем заняться, тогда да, пусть конструирует.

[@Holz-CNC-Werkstatt]

Hammer

[@ewertonlimamacedo8310]

Parabéns meu amigo, genial. Poderia me dizer por favor, qual o comprimento dos trilhos que usa?

[@vincentroux1510]

Those plywood and softwood jig will quickly become loose and unprecise. Sometimes it's better practising free hand acuracy than spending time and money building jigs you won't use within few uses.

[@romanfeliks5872]

Gratuluję pomysłowości ale nie lepiej kupić gotowe?

[@Thaylianightshade]

Some of these were really creative and could be utilized daily in the shop. Ignore the haters, they're always gonna hate.

[@wickedangel789]

I'm making one right now so vool

[@PurisimoComission]

Please ,can you name, what kind of accessories did you use?

[@ShaukatHakim]

Bravo bro, keep it up and forget about the cheap comments. There are ugly souls exist in this world.

[@Astilafauzymeubel]

👏👏👏 Amazing 👌

[@СергейАлександрович-ж3н]

Использовать болгарку в качестве циркулярки , это идиотизм. При чем очень опасный. Но делать циркулярку из болгарки при наличии стационарной пилы...Для этой болезни название еще придумать надо

[@raznyye_melochi]

помажем походит ))

[@Gk-truck]

Công nghệ gỗ tốt quá

[@Gk-truck]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kent....]

Это видео лишь показывает, что сделать своими руками можно любую вещь если есть нужные инструменты, можно также усовершенствовать вещи бесконечно. Но в итоге вы приходите лишь к выводу о том, чего у вас больше - времени или денег... Но нет ничего приятнее чем сделать чтото своими руками...

[@Miguel-kj9bo]

Para hacer herramientas tan simples debes de tener herramienta bastante cara

[@fenixalorca3143]

😁

[@humbertosasttre321]

todos esta perfecto oar nosotros que vamos iniciando solo que cuales serian las medidas

[@razvantrece1501]

😊😊

[@regibson23]

You know they make t slot router bits right?

[@wesir427]

You know there's router bits for making T slots right?

[@BigHenFor]

You might have the money, he may not.

[@arnulfoacevedosoto7956]

Cómo hago para comprar el libro de los 16.000 planos de la carpintería si vivo en colombia

[@YouTubSergey]

Интересно среди кого это завирусилось, т.е. кому эти "инструменты" могли вообще понравиться. 😏

[@Вова-у7ж]

Зачем делать сверлильный станок сверлильным станком? Я не пойму

[@МихаилМакаренко-ж2ч]

8:08 пропил дугой. В целом понятен уровень изобретений.

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thanks for watching 😉👍🙏

[@chazz2009]

Okay, now I can jack up my EV when it catches on fire.. 😂😂😂😂

[@ИгорьЮжанинов-ы1э]

Вирус это вред. Инструмент не может стать вирусным 😂😂😂. Инструмент может быть востребован или популярен. 😂😂

[@2sumu]

28:29 round 2

[@daveturner7581]

A push stick would be safer than fingers on the table saw

[@chrismcveigh535]

Puss

[@WoodTricksTV]

You are very meticulous and detailed

[@dada-mw5yi]

you might want to show he finish product 1st then how to build it. I would help us to see the overall project.

[@Herz_aus_holz]

👍

[@russkaufmann6100]

So what are the five tools?

[@johngardiner8847]

Not too swift…routing MDF

[@ВячеславАбросимов-л6л]

СПАСИБО ВАМ ЗА ТРУД, У ВАС ЗОЛОТЫЕ РУКИ.

[@donamir3652]

🧠👌👍

[@Tfit-f8z]

Boy, are you an accident waiting to happen. When you were sawing I clearly saw you standing right in line with the saw blade. Which means that if there was a kickback, the kickbsck would hit you right in the gut. And you would hurt. Never, ever, stand in line with the blade. I was taught that in school shop in the 10th grade, the first year we were allowed to use power tools. The teacher explained kickback, then, standing well out of line of the blade, caused a kickback. That piece of wood slammed into the wall very hard. That was in about 1949, and I still recall it. I have never had a kickback, because I learned how to prevent them, but still stand out of line of a running saw blade.

[@Artesano6908]

you are good

[@dukestt5436]

In he first one, if you already had a router why did you make the T slots in the way that you did. A video for videos sake.