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Master of None
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2006
Handmade Wooden Butter Dish
In this video I demonstrate how to make a wooden butter serving dish. All design credit goes to the Woodworkers Guild of America. Here is a link to the build article and templates. Have fun! www.wwgoa.com/article/butter-board-and-spreader-set/
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DIY Wooden Pumpkin Fall Decoration
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Fun and simple project. These DIY wooden pumpkins make a great decoration or gift for the holidays. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments down below. Thanks for watching!
DIY Decorative/POP Toy Shelf
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In this video I show you how to build a wall hanging decorative shelf that can be used for various items. I am a POP Toy addict so my main goal in making this was to house my growing collection. Feel free to comment down below with any questions or suggestions. Thanks for watching! * To allow proper clearance for POPs in their boxes you would have to add 3/4" to each cubbie so 3" total added to...
DIY Chain Tensioner (Motorized Bicycle)
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How to build a chain tensioner for your motorized bicycle for under $15 that is much safer than the stock one that is included in kits. All of the supplies can be found at lowes. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching!
Custom Box Mods
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In this video, I go over a few of my favorite mods. I also show how some are assembled and wired in. If you have any questions feel free to let me know in the comments down below. Thanks! 510 Connector: goo.gl/tY4f7r or goo.gl/RtT4lh Tactile Switch: goo.gl/bv8SFh LED Switch: goo.gl/20DtqY
How-To: Wire a DNA30 Board
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In this video I show how to wire a DNA 30/20 board. If you have any questions feel free to comment below. Thanks for watching! Evolve DNA30 Datasheet: evolvapor.com/datasheet/dna30.pdf
Where did you get that bracket at brother
I just welded a small block Chevy alternator bracket to mine. Works great, won’t come loose and destroy a rim or me lol
Lots better than the stock one that comes with the kits!!! Nice job. I just mig’d an alternator bracket for a small block Chevy on mine.
like your red tyres dude
Most of us here just take the dam thing off and check our chain tension and adjust when needed. Although this is a dam good tensioner for those of you that use one.
no spring? well its a chain guide or stabilizer
It’s still a tensioner as it applies variable tension to the chain... This is an example of a low cost way to stay safe. Springs are also great options.
Love this! Thanks for the tute.
Very very very excellent I like it
Very very very excellent I like it
Magnífico !!! Come to Brasil !
Yo man. Nice work. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Frank!
Why not bolt it to the frame and shim the pulley. I agree it's better but be more sturdy bolted to the frame Guy
Eddie May thanks for the suggestion. I didn’t want to put holes in my frame. I worry about that weakening the frame.
sir can u email me back i whant to no where u get ur moter will u help me pic my moter out
jonny c 2.0 I just picked one on eBay. They are all the same Chinese motors.
Hey, I’ve been looking all night on TH-cam looking for a DIY pop display I can build myself, and yours has been the best so far
VERY NICE! THANKS FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO!
Thank you for this very helpful idea you have shared to us
Morgan is correct.
Borrowed this idea on my bike less than 10 dollars at the hardware store and some cutting, grinding, and drilling and voila- presto! Works beautifully so far, thank you Morgan, cheers m8!
Sir, good video! Just needs a little demonstration of the part working. NOT trying to be rude, but i had the same idea. Lynn at custom motorbikes has a great, similar arch tensioner.....but it gets expensive when you want to sell moto bikes with upgrades. IE: expansion chamber, stronger bolts, dual pull brake, better fuel -tank, rear wheel/ hub adapter, etc. I thought about using older car/ truck hood hinges as a tensioner (pick your part salvage yard) to save money, but drilling holes in it might weaken them. Regardless, thanks for the idea sir! One last thing, what type of black and decker tool was that??? I really could use that on my aluminum projects, and for cutting polycarb windows. God bless you, Morgan! Brian
Thanks for watching. The tool is called a jigsaw. Just make sure to get metal cutting blades.
@@gitarplayer229 I appreciate the reply, and name of the tool. Thanks again!
Great idea
Dear Morgan, how much for ten pieces of the green example?
Sorry I don't make any to sell.
@@gitarplayer229 Well, as they say "shit happens". Good video though.
Have you considered a 'no dust' version? Maybe some kind of clear front sealed from dust? I am trying to design one using recycled cardboard. Thought I may as well pick your brains too! :) Great video!
Honestly I never really thought about a cover for the front. I'm sure you could make it work. Might create a glare though.
Yes!
Great job bud!
Thanks for the tips, but you eat too much meat. Decrease.
Don't do this if you want a smooth ride remove that junk and use the motor to adjust chain we are talking night and day also remove any rubber you want your motor tight no play and chain tight with no tensioner at all Trust me if you want a cadilac thats the way go ... I did 587 km in 2 days 387km in one day
I have to thank you for this video. With your video I've been able to make a number of shelves, with various sizes and styles, all using your design as the template. So thank you very much.
Definitely eliminates the possibility of getting the piece of crap stock ones sucked into your back rim,and getting almost killed!! Nice vid bud
Nice!
I'm going to make this and add a board to the top because I'm ocd.
First video of yours I have seen. I am VERY impressed! You made a loyal subscriber out of me! I am going to have to try this! Great job!
Thanks Man!
Nice job
Nice
Is there any store that would do this if we pay them? And how much would they charge?
idk what you mean. I dont sell them anywhere if thats what your asking.
GOD is good. I think that you can go to home depot and they'll cut it for you but not build it.
JayQue M. Thanks for the reply! I appreciate your time and effort to respond back.
Finally a video worth my time! Keep it up bro! You got yourself a subscriber!
Nice simple solution. Thanks for sharing.
Will it work with the pops in the box
Check the description if you get a second. Thanks for watching!
this is real cool man.
Great video. You make it look simple and easy. Thankyou
If i only have knew this before trying to start for the first time my bike ..... Yesterday after installing everyting ive tried to start the engine and the chain tensiones went into my spokes and fucked up my rim. Now im so sad cant even ride the bike.... Im going to use this video as a guide to fix that problem... So sad dont even got to start the engine....
Dang that sucks. The stock design is horrible and down right dangerous. Be careful and good luck!
I am looing to trade my axis 17 stabwood acrylic dna 200 mod for a pwm mod or something similar.Thank you
incorporate a spring loaded tensioner with that idea
it would be so easy to do
Thought the same thing and i probably will make one later, great minds! 👍
Im looking to get into wood working as a hobby and this looks like a nice easy project for all of my boys figurines! Thanks for posting!
Wow, that's a great ideal. Thank you for passing that on to the rest of us. Thumbs up on this video.
cool video bro
Quick question, what did you hang the shelves on? The things sticking out of the wall, what were those?
Nicely done
Thanks man
Tried this...how are you able to freehand straight line cuts with the jigsaw? My cuts were mostly straight but not straight enough. Any tips?
use a framing square and ride the baseplate of your jigsaw against it when cutting. Also make sure your baseplate is a true 90 degrees to the blade.
also just lots of practice :)
Thanks for the tips! I ended up using a chop saw to cut the straight line edges and the jig saw to clean it out. I still want to learn your way for future efforts since it seems faster but at least my wife has a set of shelves for her POP Funko collection.
Not that useful for people that want to keep theirs in the box
Sorry. I provided the change in measurements needed to other commenters. Simple adjustments.
😂 ahh the trolls of TH-cam He showed you the idea/Design you can make it to any dimensions your heart desires’ If u want each shelf to be 12inches tall just do the math’ Poor guy can’t possible make something that suits everyone’ He simply showed a design not that hard to add some numbers together to get your own size’
Thumbs up for the simple, cheap and efficiency. ;-) Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!