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Yes I agree, thanks for continuing to watch my videos :-)

Well they probably didn't have masking tape, but I'm with you, it's not a new technique, but was new to me :-) And was very happy with the results when I first used it. Thanks for watching.

Lol, they are actually really nice to use.

Thanks 👍🏻 😊

It worked for me. Is there a better way?

Thanks! Glad you liked it

Exactly! Tf is this video

I guess it depends on the level of accuracy you are after and how much care you take, which admittedly I wasn't when I drilled the wrong one - I was tired- but it worked for my project, is there an easier way to fix this problem?

@@DIYTinkerer Actually, you can do everything you did in one step with hole saws. You embed the smaller hole saw inside the larger one with the center arbor holding them together. Just make sure the smaller hole saw sticks out further. For forstner bits, it's harder. You could create a wood plug of the same diameter as the small hole with a pilot hole in its center and plug it into the hole. The larger forstner uses the plug's center to drill concentrically. Just make sure the plug is somewhat flush with the surface.

Thanks for the suggestion Bob 😀

No problem! Glad you liked it

Thanks, yes, I should have chopped some carrots and onions! thanks for the suggestion. Much to our surprise and joy, he has become pretty good in the kitchen!

I was surprised also when I added it up, there's a few big items, such as the Table saw, band saw, lathe, but also items such has video storage devices, laptop for video production, microphones etc. (I already had a camera) But just things like sandpaper, glue, hinges,really add up, I did a project the other day where all the wood was reused, but needed casters and spring latch bolts £60 later that video will net me about £1.20 ... Anyway, I get this is a hobby, and I get I could work in McDonald's for a week a year and earn more, and I also get my viewers don't get revenue from watching, but I guess I could do the MacDonalds job once a year, and double my woodwork, by not doing the videos. But I like doing the videos... I only really added it up to make sure I didn't owe the tax man anything. Boy, was I surprised !

Thanks 👍🏻

Thanks, he is a budding engineer and has made a few wacky Bass and electric guitars, so he does at least understand the effort to make things :-) thanks for watching

I agree, I'm forever finding uses for offcuts, if you didn't see my transformation of an old fence, then that is a great example of reuse. Check out my channel for it. Thanks for watching 😀

Thanks for the advice, I did use CA glue for the wood to metal bonds, but I'll consider using an epoxy next time 👍🏻 thanks for watching

Thanks for watching!

Thanks 👍🏻

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for watching!

Close! But no banana 😕 thanks for watching!

Thanks, that's very kind of you! 👍🏻

Thanks! Was fun making too.

Good idea!

Ah, good name :-)

Thanks, will do! It was very enjoyable making

Thanks, I thought the dibber was just the bulb planting tool, but a few people have suggested this

Thanks that makes sense

My pleasure

I'll take that, LOL 😆

No problem 👍glad you liked it thanks for watching

It's easy to mess up measuring, this you'll never mess up

Thanks for the comment, I used to measure, but find this to be more reliable. You only have to be half a millimetre out and measuring fails ( in my experience) . 😀 !

That is certainly my experience, slightly blunt pencil, slightly off with the brad point bit, when drilling, but using the tape and a bradle you have to try hard to get it wrong! 😀

@@DIYTinkerer well if half a millimeter would mess it all up then you were doomed from the get go drilling holes free hand lol. It's a good tip. I'm not being that guy. Happy woodworking!

Thanks for the tip 😀

Hi, thanks for watching, I use onshape, it's feature rich (although I only scratch the surface) is free for makers, and runs in the browser, I have used sketchup in the past but it's not so good for 3D printing, and Tinkercad, which is a great place to start, but isn't parametric, which for the way I like to design is essential.

@DIYTinkerer Thanks, I've been struggling along with FreeCad. Slowly getting there, but it isn't easy!

@rakeng I tried freecad a while back and gave up, I was thinking of trying again now I'm OK with the concepts...

@DIYTinkerer I bought a kindle book to help, but ran into issues that it didn't deal with. I got more help on the basics from TH-cam. Good luck, I'm sure you'll manage! I've also been looking at Alibre, the one off cost isn't too bad, and it means I can use it without relying on a good internet connection, as I spend two months a year abroad with expensive broadband!

Thanks, I'm really happy with how it worked out, it's really nice to create something

Hi Red, this is for a trim router, mine is a KATSU which is a rip off of a Makita trim router, it is ~65mm diameter

@@DIYTinkerer Thanks for the measurement.

Thanks for watching Larry!

My pleasure

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks it was received well by the person I have it to, 😊 😀

Thank you very much!

Thanks, Andy, glad you liked it!

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Thanks for the lovely comment Venomator. It's quite a quick project from fence to Trug perhaps 4 hours of work, quite a bit longer with all the video recording. I specifically wanted to only use the wood from the fence, but if you had lumber for the handle and the sides then you wouldn't have any milling to do. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Steve, I'm glad you liked it :-)

That's a bit early for me! Glad you liked it. 👍🏻