34 Ingenious Intelligent Secrets & Tips That Work Extremely Well. Valued woodworking Tricks & Hacks

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• JI

  @jisakukobo · 3 years ago · pinned

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• MA

  @markusscholz5683 · 3 years ago

  Gosh I almost forgot to go to work watching this. I could literally watch this the entire day.

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• SA

  @sadmaskgirlcrycrycry · 3 years ago

  Ijust want to let you know that your videos have ignited a desire in my 8 year old daughter to become a engineer, like both of her great grandfathers. She unfortunately never got to meet them but I am a SAHM/avid DIYer and her father is a contractor. You have made the steps of our next assignments so easy to follow and understand. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

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• MR

  @MrAkwaholic · 3 years ago

  The best collection of hacks Ive seen.  Everyone is a gem.

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• BI

  @billparrish4385 · 3 years ago

  Have used the 2nd hack for years.  Very handy, quick, and cheap.  Not with the screw in the end of a dowel, nothing that fancy, but just so long as it's perpendicular into any narrow scrap, so the one side of the screw's head isn't taller off of the flat surface of the scrap than the other, making the same measurement on both sides.

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• KE

  @kevinvandenbroek2239 · 3 years ago

  Most tips and tricks I have seen on YouTube are badly edited, dumb and with annoying music leaving me wishing I didn't waste that time I will never get back. BUT your video was that good I have bookmarked it and sent links to friends. Great hacks, well presented and to the point with no annoying music. God bless you, you are a legend.

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• DA

  @daveymcg53 · 3 years ago

  This is the very best video of its type I've seen, and I've watched hundreds. No dialogue, no irritating music, each hack was easy to follow and practical, and was possible to do with tools from a normal workshop.

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• CI

  @CiraLazaroMusic · 2 weeks ago

  center marker trick is ingenious and saves so much time

• RN

  @RNMSC · 2 years ago

  Might have been mentioned, but one option for more quietly doing #16, is that instead of just running the bolt through to align, you can run through a bit further. Scribe a 'depth' line on the sides of the coupling nut, and then "pull" it through with a nut and washer pulling the coupling nut cutter into the front side of the work. This gives the advantage that the cutout for the recessed bolt head will be square with the surface the bolt will protrude from once set. Not suggesting it's a better solution, just a bit quieter if you are using a ratchet and wrench vs. using a hammer. Might not be an issue in a shop in most cases, but if the shop is below someone's bedroom and you're working after hours, it's an option of consideration.

• SG

  @sgiske · 3 years ago

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• БУ

  @БулатБасыров-у2щ · 3 years ago

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• TR

  @trex283 · 3 years ago

  That rubber band clamp trick was sweet!

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