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Owl’s Nest Solutions
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2020
Dedicated to tips, tricks, and project for woodworkers, CNC operators, and laser engravers.
Lasering a Bourbon Barrel Lid
Using the OM Tech 60 W laser to to make a bourbon barrel lid.
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Simpsons Sea World Adventure
มุมมอง 116ปีที่แล้ว
We took in a great adventure to Sea World over spring break!! Let us give you a glimpse of all the action!
Using Lightburn and Carbide Create Converting Image to SVG for Fall Lantern Series
มุมมอง 569ปีที่แล้ว
Are you ready for your fall selling season? Jack O Lanterns have been a big seller for many people in our CNC community. Here is how you pull an image from online to convert it to a cuttable file using Lightburn and Carbide Create
Using Google Sheets to Separate Data into Two Columns and Create an Email with Concatenate Functions
มุมมอง 4052 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, I will describe how to write formulas to separate data into two columns using Google Sheets. We will also use the Concatenate function to formulate email addresses according to the pattern that my company utilizes.
How to Install an Electrical Outlet in Your Home
มุมมอง 92 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, I will teach you how to install an electrical outlet in your home. With a few easy steps, you’ll replace the outlet and be up and going in no time!
How to Add Legs to Cornhole Boards
มุมมอง 28K2 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, I will walk you through how to add legs with a cross brace to a set of Cornhole boards. I walk through the process of rabbeting a joint to add strength and stability.
Analyzing Dividend Stocks Using Google Sheets
มุมมอง 1962 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, I'll walk you through how to build a spreadsheet for analyzing dividend stocks that you're interested in investing in.
Resetting the B1 Service Indicator on a 2012 Honda Pilot
มุมมอง 26K2 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, I’ll be walking you through how to reset the B1 Service Indicator on a 2012 Honda Pilot after our oil change. #service #oilchange #Honda #Pilot #light
Tracking Due Dates with Google Sheets
มุมมอง 46K2 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, I will describe how to write formulas to track due dates in Google Sheets. We will look at a date countdown to determine the time left on a due date. I'll also walk through how to use conditional formatting in order to allow data to stand out.
Replacing the Faucet Stems on a Price Pfister Faucet
มุมมอง 14K2 ปีที่แล้ว
We replaced the stems on the hot and cold sides of the Price Pfister faucet. It’s a simple project that only requires basic tools. The replacement parts were purchased at #loweshomeimprovement. Follow @owlsnestwoodcraft on @instagram and @TH-cam #Plumbing #faucetrepair #Kentucky #KentuckyProud #ShopLocal #wood #CNC #woodcutting #woodart #woodartist #woodworkinglove #finewoodwork #handmade #hand...
Using Google Sheets to Build Your Family Budget
มุมมอง 2173 ปีที่แล้ว
A family budget is your roadmap to financial success. In this video, I'll walk you through how to use dynamic functions in your spreadsheet to help you manage your budget on the fly. #Budget #Finance #Wealth #Stock Market
Walnut cutting board with CNC’d juice groove
มุมมอง 1323 ปีที่แล้ว
We knocked out a walnut cutting board tonight and finished it off with a chamfer and juice groove. Follow @owlsnestwoodcraft on @instagram and @TH-cam #Shapeoko #CarbideCreate #Kentucky #KentuckyProud #ShopLocal #wood #CNC #woodcutting #woodart #woodartist #woodworkinglove #finewoodwork #handmade #handcrafted #craftsman #lumber #doityourself #makersgonnamake #etsy #america
Milling lumber with a Wood-Mizer
มุมมอง 323 ปีที่แล้ว
We had a hole stack of logs to mill! Ash, hickory, white oak, and walnut. We ended up with over 2200 board feet, and I have plans for some incredible projects!! Follow @owlsnestwoodcraft on @instagram and @TH-cam #Shapeoko #CarbideCreate #Kentucky #KentuckyProud #ShopLocal #wood #CNC #woodcutting #woodart #woodartist #woodworkinglove #finewoodwork #handmade #handcrafted #craftsman #lumber #doit...
WKU Stacked Sign
มุมมอง 1093 ปีที่แล้ว
We have a double layer, tri -color sign for my alma mater, Western Kentucky University! This one will pop in the office!! Made out of MDF. Primed with @rustoleum bonding primer and painted with @krylon paints. Follow @owlsnestwoodcraft on @instagram and @TH-cam #Shapeoko #CarbideCreate #Kentucky #KentuckyProud #ShopLocal #wood #CNC #woodcutting #woodart #woodartist #woodworkinglove #finewoodwor...
Smoking Split Chicken Breast and Thighs on the Recteq 700
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Smoking Split Chicken Breast and Thighs on the Recteq 700
Cutting out a Turkey Call on the Shapeoko XXL
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Cutting out a Turkey Call on the Shapeoko XXL
Designing a Turkey Call in Carbide Create
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Designing a Turkey Call in Carbide Create
Adding Cutting Board Oil to my Massive Homemade Walnut Cutting Board
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Adding Cutting Board Oil to my Massive Homemade Walnut Cutting Board
Cooking a Brisket on the Recteq 700 Pellet Smoker
มุมมอง 1.4K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Cooking a Brisket on the Recteq 700 Pellet Smoker
How to Make a Monster Walnut Cutting Board
มุมมอง 963 ปีที่แล้ว
How to Make a Monster Walnut Cutting Board
Tutorial in Carbide Create for a Triple Layer Stacked Sign
มุมมอง 3K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Tutorial in Carbide Create for a Triple Layer Stacked Sign
Harley Davidson Collectible Coin Display
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Harley Davidson Collectible Coin Display
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Man thank you perfect step by step
Grateful I could help!
While I enjoyed your tutorial on how to make the call, I feel that you went to fast for me and others to keep up. It would be nice if you had this in a step by step paper form that people could order.
Helped me on my 2011 honda odyssey
That’s great!! Glad I could be of assistance.
3:40 Use feeble-fingered old folks always stuff a plastic bag in that drain hole so no tiny parts go missing.
What size 60 w omtech is this? The engraving looks great!!
Thanks a lot, it was VERY helpful 🎉🎉🎉😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, guys, for the great tips and helping me be less intimidated to repair my faucet!
I’m glad you found it helpful!
Go big red
T.O.P.S TOPS! TOPS! TOPS!
How long are the legs before you cut the angle?
Good question. I can’t recall exactly, but I’d say 16-18”.
What angles are the legs cut at
Can't do this anymore I get this error it messed up all my sheet: #VALUE! and the error: Function ADD parameter 1 expects number values. But '13/9/2023' is a text and cannot be coerced to a number.
THANK YOU!!!
You’re very welcome!
Click the cell you want conditional formatting in. When you set the rule, you want anything greater than or equal to zero to be green. Anything less than zero should be red. I hope that helps you. If not, let me know. I’ll put together a short video to show you how.
Hey my friend, found your video and really love it.....I tried the conditional it appeared as though it worked, but when I tried it out it never went red? Not sure what step I missed....tried to delete but it was not deleted....but never change color...can you help, if you are still doing videos? Thanks a Million
Heig"TH" really grinds my gears
Sorry your gears are ground. I still hope the video helped!
@@owlsnestsolutions9082 lol. Thank you
@@msm624 maybe I should work on a video to replace gears that have been ground. 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
I like that light in there!
It helps a bunch! I’ve smoked quite a bit, and the little light shines on!
Could you work up a box call file?
What dimensions??
Just straight out the pack huh?
Yep. A lot of folks will put them in a brine. I have found it doesn’t make that big of a difference.
My question is how did you use a 12-inch block for height? You put the block under the board, and the height has to be 12 inches to the top of the board on the back. I like the method, but don't see how the boards would be the right height. Please answer as I would like to try your method to save myself some time, thanks.
I’d say on this scenario I should have used a block that was 11.5”. The top was 1/2”, so technically the way I did it, the board would have been 12.5” off the ground. I simply put the block in from the bottom of the table to inside the banding, resting at the top back of the board.
@@owlsnestsolutions9082 thanks I was looking for an easier way but still good info!!
Great!
I’m glad it could help you!
Really hellpped!
Excellent! Glad it helped you.
Your amazing
Glad to help!
I just did this exact repair, and found out you can just replace the washer. I did both as well. Anyway, I made a video about this. th-cam.com/video/otnYaKpwrjU/w-d-xo.html
Brother that will be good if you wrote this formula in description box...
What size bolt did you use?
I think I used a 3/8” bolt that was 2.5” or 3”.
What size bolt did you use?
4" 3/8s carriage bolts work great.
I’m pretty sure that’s what I used. 3/8 has plenty of strength for this project.
I do not have a way to get my ends perfectly round. I traces the circle then cut 45 degree off and sanded the rest. Will it be functional? I do not need it perfect
No, it doesn’t need to be perfect. You just need it to not hit the bottom side of the top. When you rotate it around, it may catch the top as you put the leg out.
^Thank you for the video i have been looking for a way to take a lightburn file and export it to a svg file. Im very new to this and you have helped me a lot. Take care and stay safe.
Glad it helped! Good luck along the way!
USA Hondas are not as nice as UK ONES
Cool! I didn’t know there were big differences. I suppose at least I have a car to drive.
@Owl’s Nest Solutions . I’m not saying the US ones aren’t cool , just the ones we get are a little smarter in bodywork. Honda used to make them by factory in England until a couple of years ago, stopped because uk didn’t join the European Union. I have the 2013 diesel 1.6 idtec and these are exempt from paying yearly road tax because they’re supposed to be low emissions. Which now some car manufacturers are having to pay compensation to diesel owners because they lied about having such low emissions, im waiting to hear back if Honda are one of these manufacturers. I’ve owned civics for years and hardly have had any problems with any of them. Great looking reliable cars.
Why not just cut your cross support to the correct length and attach it to both legs ? It’s just a corn hole board!
Fair point! You do you, boo!
Great tutorial. What is the thickness of each layer? I'm using 1/2 plywood?
I use 1/2” for the base and then each additional layer is use 1/4. I use MDF, and you can 1/4 at Home Depot.
Your awesome
Thank you! Glad I could help!
Just a suggestion, put down a towel to catch any parts that fall, so they don't go in the drain. Doesn't happen often but when it does, its not fun.
That’s a great suggestion!! Taking that trap off to fish those parts out can cause you some fits.
Great video, but eew, clean that bathroom!
One thing at a time my friend. I hope the video helped you.
You can buy the surfaces and soundboard online for around $5 or less
Awesome! Where do you get them from?
I order mine from Brookside Game Calls, they have Slate, glass, crystal, ceramic, copper and many more to choose from!
What kind of cnc router do you have to make the pot calls?
I have a Shapeoko XXL. I only did one, but I’d imagine it would be pretty easy to batch several at a time.
I'm going to use your method today as I build my first set of boards. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
His boards will chip out. you should use mine. email me and I'll walk you through it.
I did all that and the handle rotates the wrong way. I can’t see how to fix that!
That plastic piece and be taken out and rotated a half turn. That should take care of your problem.
Great video. Is there an east way to have an email sent when you reach a specific date?
Thanks for the feedback. It’s a pretty challenging process. You have to go into the code of the cell. It’s something I’ve looked at, but never really tackled.
That is probably the best job of trimming a brisket that I have ever seen. Thank you for he video, it certainly helps me in the process of considering my purchase of a Recteq. How was the smoke flavor on this brisket?
Thanks a lot!! The smoke was delicious!! I highly recommend the Recteq. It’s fantastic!!
Just got my 590. There is definitely a learning curve. You'res looks really good.
Yes there is!! But it’s so fun to learn. I love a brisket, but one of my favorite things to cook these days is bone on chicken!!
The pedestal in the center is actually where a “sound board” goes. It should sit somewhere around 3/16 under your call surface so your height should be the thickness of your sound board plus 3/16” less than the lip for your call surface.
Looks awesome bud! I totally felt the sun up to sun down vibe. Start prepping with a cup of coffee and then when it's starts to get dark, the family grows impatient! Picked up a recteq and getting motivation on what to cook next. Thanks for sharing
I am a big fan of my recteq. It has been such a great addition for our family. It’s been fun to cook with my kids as well!!
Enjoyed your video! Thank you for sharing vital details on "Smoker temp, time, Internal meat temp. Word of advice, be careful what you touch when working with chicken. You do not want to chance contaminating anything! Well, now I am going to take your steps and smoke my chicken using your method!
That’s good advice!! I have added nitrile gloves to my smoking box. Definitely want to be cognizant of food safety.
Great that you are showing your boys how to grill.
They love it as much as I do! Especially the tasting time!!
Can we get the code for your pattern
Hello Eli. What program are you using to design?
You gonna post this and not show it in action?!
I still have ordered the slate inserts. I’ve been trying to use my laser to etch glass and acrylic. Neither have been working. I’ve decided to just order some slates.
And there will be a follow up video when I get them in!
Anthony, here is the follow up! th-cam.com/video/80UcAPZrrA8/w-d-xo.html
Nice video. I have made numerous Turkey calls on my Shapeoko CNC. My dimensions are slightly different and I lower the center pedestal to incorporate an internal sound board. Other than that it's the same idea. I like the way you reduced the time to cut. I'm going to have to try that next time. The CNC opens up a whole new level of design possibilities as compared to making them on the lathe.
Thanks a lot! It's something I've been very interested in for some time. I still have a lot of work to do to figure out the sound board, but I have an idea.
which shapeoko do you use?
great video, new to CC here and the shapeoko xxl. how did you separate all the pieces of the sign to cut each later?
Thanks for watching! If you click each piece, you can hold shift and click on multiple things at once. Then click the group feature. I just grab it and pull it off to the side until I need it.