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Taking Down a 4 Foot Wide Tree and Using a 59inch Chainsaw to Make 4'x6' Ashe Slabs!
On August 10th, 2020, the midwest was hit by a land mass hurricane known as a Derecho. Starting in Nebraska, growing to peak speeds of 140mph in Eastern Iowa, and finally dissipating across Illinois and Indiana, and dealing an estimated $11 billion in damage. Where I live, the city estimated that in lost approximately 80,000 trees, roughly half of the city's tree population.
Unfortunately our back yard tree received enough damage that we decided that cut it down and cut it into slabs so that it may live on in a new form.
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Unfortunately our back yard tree received enough damage that we decided that cut it down and cut it into slabs so that it may live on in a new form.
Find Dylan on Instagram at Triliumwoodworksia.
Website:
trilliumwoodworks.com/
Facebook:
Trillium Woodworks
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MY Top Ten GGBO Guitars for 2021 Scratch Build
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Voting is done! Favorites have been established! I thought that I would share my top ten favorite guitars for the 2021 Great Guitar Build-Off Scratch build! I hope you will take a watch and let me know which of your favorites you would have had in your top ten!
GGBO 2021: The Brass King, Prep, Paint and Finale
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greatguitarbuildoff.com/products/oakley-lyon This is my fourth and final submission for the 2021 GGBO. This is the Brass King. The Brass King was painted using primer, paint and clear coat. 3 coats of primer, 6 black paint, and 6 clear coat. What follows is the full assembly of the guitar, being set-up and play tested. I hope you all enjoyed this series. The Brass King is equipped with a two pi...
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This is my third submission for the 2021 GGBO. This is the Brass King. The Brass King is equipped with a two piece bridge and tailpiece, dual hum buckers, and 3 3 tuning machines. For the electronics, the 500ohm potentiometers, a 3 way sound switch, using a single tone and single volume setup utilizing a front face jack plate to plug in the sound. The Brass King utilizes a 25.5" scale neck/fret...
GGBO 2021: The Brass King, All the Brass You Could Want
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This is my second submission for the 2021 GGBO. This is the Brass King. The Brass King utilizes a 25.5" scale neck/fretboard. The headstock will be utilizing 3 3 tuning machines being decorated by three separate brass inlays, acid etched to match the body. Inside the neck is a half inch truss rod. For fret dots I am using a mosaic brass rod made by TX Knife Maker Supply (Etsy) to compliment the...
GGBO 2021: The Brass King, Look at that BRASS!!!!
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This is my first submission for the 2021 GGBO. This is the Brass King. The Brass King is a semi-hollow body guitar with a hard maple body with a 1/8 inch, acid etched brass face. I hope you enjoy this video. Great Guitar Build Off Website: greatguitarbuildoff.com GGBO Profile Page: greatguitarbuildoff.com/products/oakley-lyon Please check out Country Creations by Lyndsey Facebook: m.facebook.co...
3X3 Custom Router Jig Build And Review
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In this video I will be building and reviewing Tamar's (from 3X3Custom) Router Jig. Link to original video: @ Router Jig Template: @ltimate-trim-router-jig-template For all the parts, see the description of Tamar's original video, linked above. 3X3Custom Social Media: Website - @ Subscribe - th-cam.com/channels/39z.html... Instagram - @om/ Facebook - @tom
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In this video, I give you a tour of the things that I have on my nerd shelf! Some of these things are cherished items that I have had since I was a baby, and some of them are much newer, and some are nearly 150 years old! I hope you will check out what I have in my collection as I finally set up my nerd shelf! 0:00 Construction! 1:33 Music business sign 2:14 Daenery's and Drogon Funko Pops Figu...
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Custom Nerf Guns: Painting and Moding
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honey as a liquid. not to much.
I have an embarrassing question: I fell asleep playing and dropped mine. It has a small dent right on the logo on the headpiece. Can I hammer it out?
just clean it with water it works the best just put running water and done
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We have a local piano store that has repurposed a grand piano carcasses into a bookshelf, and a lid into a gorgeous desk. They have a piano harp on the wall for display. I plan to ask about getting one of their baby grand cast-offs for the keyboard trick. A travelling theater group came through our town a few years ago, and they had taken the keyboard concept further by slicing the carcass at an angle, with the rest of the piano painted onto a scenic backdrop. Very clever, and from the audience perspective, made it look like the pianist was seated at a full grand.
Thanks for all that. A small point in the big picture: by definition, the single strings are not "unisons." A unison is when you have two or more voices (strings) producing the same pitch. Cheers.
good job
This is exactly the vid I needed for my latest remodel project...nice!!
What I saw on upper level Converse is that they put a second sole that is covering bellow also the striped rubber around the first sole and is thinner compared to first one (the brown one that you have on your sneakers). I guess it would be street wise that once you buy a pair, that you immediately put double soul, this way physical damage can not be done on the first sole and the striped rubber around it. Once you used the second sole so much you can easily remove it and put a new one...
HI my question Is I do not have much enginnering experienct would your advice to me I am to scared to make my own dust collector do you think your advice to me would be If I have a bucket top dust collector would you suggest as some have stated that 5 gallons bucket may be small so would your advice to me be to just get a 6 or 7 gallon bucket does that sound like an easy solution ? I mean I already have a bucket top separtator so like I said I am hesistant to do much engineering could I not use my bucket top cyclone with a 6 or 7 gallon instead does that sound like it may be a possiblity to you?
Would this work for a pair of Tom’s?
I'll be honest. Ive glued and stitched the same spot like 4 times and it still came out so I just threw them away.
I’m removing the plate from a baby grand currently. I have all screws and attaching pieces removed but the plate won’t budge… could you help me figure out what am I missing?
😅for me is the heel.
I really enjoyed making the dust collector I made a couple of improvements weighted the bucket with a 2x14 on the bottom I cut out a hole for the bucket to fit inside and then I cut a 2 inch rim and then I was able to recess the bucket inside the wood base I was also able to install some small wheels on the bottom
I haven't made one of these yet but I see what you did. I have some extra sac-crete I may use to do that. Put some screws thru the bottom UP to hold in the concrete. Just don't drop it later. lol
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Try cutting a round platform for the bottom.
Great tip with the wooden skewer but you should never ever put alcohol on pads 😭
There should be a gore warning on this
How is it holding up? Mine ripped the bucket where the piping goes, I’ll be using a 55gallon bucket made of fiberglass
I've heard shoe goo works also but not for sure?
"Fiction Frit", gotta love it! Those of you that check out Chris Notap's video, should appreciate his sense of humor as well!! Great video's all! Cheers! Gb
did you also make adam taurus by any chance
Good add on putting board on bottom of bucket
I took a class on how to give a COA, so I've been working on some flutes. But sometimes when I reassemble, the right hand keys end up acting as 1 unit, they all go down when 1 key is pressed. The flute didn't start off that way, so how come sometimes all the keys go down together and how do I fix that?
Pivot screw too tight?
Tip to stop wear on your Chucks. Get a bigger size. The tension of your foot being crammed into it is causing the shoe to fail. Also, it causes all sorts of foot, leg, sciatic, back, and other problems when your toes are hammered inward because of a tight shoe. Your toes should have room to splay when you step down. This will delay separation of the glue and pretty much stop the holes in the canvas. Canvas under slight tension with no high pressure points will last decades. It’s why the military uses it. It’s industrial grade. It’s always crazy to me that people stuff their foot into shoes so their toes go all the way to the tip. Buy bigger Chucks, and shoes in general. Your feet will thank you.
Where did you obtain the hose between top of collector and vaccuum? I have 2 1/4" dia. hose.
My flute is so old So Can I paint my flute with different color? And what kind of paint I can use to paint my old Yamaha 22L FLUTE?
My most recent pair only lasted 3 months before separating so I'll try this to save them.
thanks
Do you still have the template
Instead of cutting the bottom rim off to fit the plank, why not freehand route a trench in the plank to accommodate the rim? 🇦🇺
im new here i hope you decide to upload again!
I use the size 1 and 1/0 Mustad hooks to freeline for snook th-cam.com/users/postUgkxzXmlErSqVAEGWFEKO530BvTqFDw53QW3 and they have been fantastic. The points are super sharp, and the hook is small enough to blend with my baitfish, yet large enough to land fish 30" or more. I also use these hooks when I'm pier or surf fishing with my kids. They tend to catch tons of smaller snapper, whiting, and catfish, and we get far fewer gut hooks with these Mustad in-lines, which means more of them survive after release. I was actually using these hooks when I caught my friend too, but I think that had more to do with the bait I was using ;-)
What kind of activator are you talking about?
Why put music on these INSTRUCTIONAL videos? I would think a voice explains more than mindless noise.
AMEN!!!
Looks like something the company could fix and won't.
E Ryan pair of converse I own have this issue
How did you build the frame stable underneath the piano so that you can do everything without risk of getting hurt??
How did you build the frame stable underneath the piano so that you can do everything without risk of getting hurt??
Dude, I have a very important question. Do you have flat feet?
Hmmm I wonder of I could get my Aunt Sissy to make that
Very well presented. Keeps he viewers enticing, and escapes the flutist, Thank You!
Our school has a baby grand that we want to repurpose but nobody had a clue until I stumbled across this video. We can get it moved to where we're going to take it apart but how did you build that awesome custom scaffold? Could you share a schematic?
you could use vinegar in joint or steam it work very well. keep up the nice work
Good on you for commenting on Chris's video. Usually those documenting the experience of following the instructions provide just as valuable insights as the idea itself. Quite often the first video is more hype than benefit. Also hope you enjoy starting a workshop with all the possibilities.
Super glue and shoe goo only work for a minute. Epoxy is the best
Hey Oakley, it’s Darius, from the park. I couldn’t figure out your email address. 😂 but I will be at the park tomorrow mostly around the same time. It was really great chatting with you, man.
‘King useless video.
Mine go at the heel. Nowhere near as bad as yours. Gonna give it a go.
Dude, I have a question. Do you have flat feet? I think my converse are torn due to that
very good job