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Devin Trier // Maker
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2018
Artist, maker, fabricator, collaborator, educator, renovator, and overall creative guy.
Coffee Truck Build Out with Dapper Brews
What a treat to help build out this truck for coffee on-the-go! This project was a fun challenge figuring out how to build out cabinetry to hold all the parts and pieces for a mobile coffee bar. I've done some overall commentary on approach and build - take a look at the final result!
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DEVIN TRIER // MAKER
Contact via: www.devintrier.com
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Making Knife Scales for DiResta Knife / Olive wood and Walnut
มุมมอง 4642 ปีที่แล้ว
I ordered a DiResta Knife and wanted to make some scales, so this is showing my first venture into shaping knife scales. I used Olive Wood and Walnut to make the scales and applied them with epoxy from West System. It was a fun project! Many learning opportunities and takeaways to apply on the next project. Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing yo...
DIY Custom Reclaimed Barn Wood Sign with LED Lights
มุมมอง 11K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Authentic barn wood with a new lease on life as a LED-backed sign. I like the rustic nature of the wood against the bold colors of the LEDs. This is a DIY tutorial where you learn step-by-step my thinking and approach. Remember that you don't NEED barn wood to make something like this. Use what you have, or find something new and make it look rustic. Either way, the process can be similar and t...
Learning Watercolor PLUS DIY Hero update! // Mistakes were made!
มุมมอง 1122 ปีที่แล้ว
Vote here for DIY Hero: First round through March 24th! diyhero.org/2022/devin-trier I signed up for a watercolor class and wanted to dip my toe into the technique before attending. I took this picture about a week ago and decided to give it a go with a watercolor version. MISTAKES WERE MADE. But, I learned. And that's what is important to me. Learning from my mistakes helps me improve and beco...
Acrylic and Gold Leaf Painting // DIY Art
มุมมอง 1622 ปีที่แล้ว
I wanted to experiment with a painting technique I've seen across a few channels, using a canvas to let the paint run off the edges to create natural swirling shapes. I created two pieces with this technique and then applied some gold leaf to highlight the natural patterns that emerged. This is a very easy do-it-yourself project - all you need is a canvas, paint that is thinned, and some gold l...
Dining Room to Office Reno // Part 4 - BEFORE AND AFTER Reveal!
มุมมอง 4392 ปีที่แล้ว
The final installment of the Dining Room Reno - what do you think? Who doesn't love a good before and after? Thanks for following along and share your thoughts and comments below. Previous videos in case you haven't seen 'em: Part 1: th-cam.com/video/Xemtu4N06kM/w-d-xo.html Part 2: th-cam.com/video/ehCND5lD3s4/w-d-xo.html Part 3: th-cam.com/video/EBiFBOep2nQ/w-d-xo.html Don't forget to Like, Co...
Dining Room to Office Reno // Part 3 - Doors and Shelves (and some paint)
มุมมอง 3622 ปีที่แล้ว
Transforming an underutilized formal dining room into a game room/lounge/home office - Part 3 - building doors and shelves for the custom cabinets. The door frames are made of poplar with a tongue-and-groove connection, with a plywood panel insert. The shelves are using the same 3/4" plywood as the cabinets, and have a solid piece of poplar attached along the front edge. I show a bit of paintin...
Making Lips from Screws // Art from Construction Materials
มุมมอง 1.7K2 ปีที่แล้ว
I was asked to participate in the art gallery exhibition for a production of "Kinky Boots" at our local theater, the Paramount. I ended up making a large-scale set of Lips out of construction screws with a plywood base. This video follows my process on setting up the design and constructing the piece step-by-step. Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by sho...
Dining Room to Office Reno // Part 2 - Building the Cabinets
มุมมอง 5153 ปีที่แล้ว
The LONG AWAITED Part 2 transforming an underutilized formal dining room - something used a handful of times - into a game room/lounge/home office! We're short on storage space, and short on desk/working space, so hopefully this reno will get us a room that is more functional for us. This video focuses on creating the cabinet boxes including face frames. I'll take you through my design process ...
Dining Room to Office Reno // Part 1 - Room Prep
มุมมอง 2.1K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Follow along this series as I transform our totally underutilized formal dining room - something that we only used a handful of times - into a game room/lounge/home office! We're short on storage space, and short on desk/working space, so hopefully this reno will get us a room that is more functional for us. Many more videos to come! This is first in a series so please subscribe to get updates ...
Solemn Oath Brewery Snowflake // Community Tree 2020 // DIY Plywood Snowflake
มุมมอง 1373 ปีที่แล้ว
I wasn't going to film this originally, but decided to capture just a few frames of this quick project. Solemn Oath Brewery in Naperville, IL invited folks to drop off an ornament for their community tree. I had a small plywood blank in the scrap pile so I decided to carve it up quickly in the morning and contribute to the ornament collection in the afternoon. This is plywood with a shellac fin...
Make your own Dice Tower // Scrap wood from the attic!
มุมมอง 7K3 ปีที่แล้ว
A dice tower is a handy tool for your various games that require many dice. It shakes, rattles, and rolls them down the tower chute to the tray below, keeping them contained on the table. This dice tower was made from a piece of red oak that was found in the garage attic. It was a surprisingly nice piece of lumber - I milled it up into planks and constructed the dice tower with mitered corners ...
How to Make Walnut Coasters with Oak from Scrap // DIY
มุมมอง 9383 ปีที่แล้ว
How to Make Walnut Coasters with Oak from Scrap // DIY
Diablo Steel Demon vs. Locomotive Camshaft: Who Will Survive???
มุมมอง 7K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Diablo Steel Demon vs. Locomotive Camshaft: Who Will Survive???
Custom Plywood Reception Desk and Bookshelf - Easy DIY Desk Build
มุมมอง 43K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Custom Plywood Reception Desk and Bookshelf - Easy DIY Desk Build
Relearning Portrait Painting with Limited Colors
มุมมอง 634 ปีที่แล้ว
Relearning Portrait Painting with Limited Colors
The Barber's Shelf // Plywood, Acrylic & LED shelving // DIY // Woodworking
มุมมอง 1.6K4 ปีที่แล้ว
The Barber's Shelf // Plywood, Acrylic & LED shelving // DIY // Woodworking
Walnut and Plywood Picture Frames // 2019 Vacation Watercolors // DIY Woodworking
มุมมอง 4114 ปีที่แล้ว
Walnut and Plywood Picture Frames // 2019 Vacation Watercolors // DIY Woodworking
Tutorial // Illustrator for Beginners: Beer Bottle Vector
มุมมอง 7104 ปีที่แล้ว
Tutorial // Illustrator for Beginners: Beer Bottle Vector
A Better Bottle Cap Holder out of Hickory // DIY Woodworking
มุมมอง 5964 ปีที่แล้ว
A Better Bottle Cap Holder out of Hickory // DIY Woodworking
Kinetic Bike Art Sculpture // DIY Custom Moving Art //
มุมมอง 20K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Kinetic Bike Art Sculpture // DIY Custom Moving Art //
Vintage Bulb Lamp No. 1 // Repurposed Industrial Bulb to a New LED Lamp // DIY
มุมมอง 4405 ปีที่แล้ว
Vintage Bulb Lamp No. 1 // Repurposed Industrial Bulb to a New LED Lamp // DIY
Bear Head Mount out of Oak and Brass // DIY //
มุมมอง 1665 ปีที่แล้ว
Bear Head Mount out of Oak and Brass // DIY //
Scrap Wood Project: Mirror Tray // DIY // Woodworking
มุมมอง 2595 ปีที่แล้ว
Scrap Wood Project: Mirror Tray // DIY // Woodworking
Custom Address Sign with Backlight // How-To // Woodworking
มุมมอง 78K5 ปีที่แล้ว
Custom Address Sign with Backlight // How-To // Woodworking
The Melted Wood Frame // PowerCarvingMadness 2019
มุมมอง 28K5 ปีที่แล้ว
The Melted Wood Frame // PowerCarvingMadness 2019
the Model 10-H Automatic Sun Lamp Robot // Reclaimed DIY LED Lamp
มุมมอง 3665 ปีที่แล้ว
the Model 10-H Automatic Sun Lamp Robot // Reclaimed DIY LED Lamp
Piano Key Sunburst Mirror // Reclaimed // Woodworking // DIY
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Piano Key Sunburst Mirror // Reclaimed // Woodworking // DIY
Absolutely gorgeous 🤩❤
Awesome job with the dowel pins....What's up with your printer. Just because HP stopped supporting it does not mean you can''t use it... UNLLESS...... it's broken
The most disturbing part is the music, after that is cost of the tools used for a “scrap “ wood project.
Dope
Which Software using make template
I used Adobe Illustrator, but any drawing program would work for establishing a grid system
Ficou muito bonito! 👏👏👏👏👏
That was pretty wild. Looks great
It was a hell of a learning curve. Lots of good learning, though - to help inform the next one.
What size sheets of ply wood did you buy?
They were all 4' x 8' sheets of plywood, and I just tried to maximize the overall shape of the desk to use as much of each sheet as possible.
I’m trying to listen but this guy is too cute.
Mf make a DIY video form "scrap wood" with a full workshop and 200.000$ equipment
I like it Devin. I agree about the layers buildup. It would allow for more undercutting depth. I think you're ready for that hardwood project.
Thanks. Good learning on this first time around, and thinking about an Arbortech-style contraption to help with the carving too.
This sign turned out great. You do nice work. A CNC would be helpful
Thanks, I appreciate the comment! And YES, CNC someday...
Devin! Thank you once again for the phenomenal work on our van! Your hard work, talent, and great attention to detail provided for the opportunity for the Dapper team to continue to stand out!
Thank you for the opportunity!!
I wanted to buy similar mini truck to set up my own small business. And I want build my own too.
Damnnnn this turned out even more amazing than I ever could have imagined! Love how classy the paneling looks!
Thank you!
I did this 25 years ago with a 1966 VW microbus ...a double grouper espresso machine over the motor!
Looks Great!!
Wow! Perfection. That turned out amazing 😍
That dowel trim trick with the drill was clever
What ya gonna do. Just do a letter a day
Why not a jig saw. Duhhh
Hi! What type of wood did you choose for this projet? And did it hold up well outside? Thank you:)
Think it was poplar - if you go about something like this, look for a wood which will hold up to elements better like teak or cedar. This was a good proof of concept but I'd love to remake it something more suited to outdoor elements.
Outstanding, that sign really looks amazing, I'm wanting to do something similar but mine will hang under a deck roof , over a set of stairs on my deck, just need to figure out how to protect it from elements
Maybe a Total Boat product?
Do you sell these?
I do not - just a one-off piece
Nicely done...chef kisses on the decision to use actual nail polish.. Q: Is your grid available anywhere, I would like to replicate it for a friend.
I figured out the grid spacing using Illustrator, but ultimately drew the grid with pencil on the plywood. So no paper pattern used, just some prep thinking and a trusty straight edge.
Which LEDS did you use this is awesome
Just bought a pack on Amazon I believe - something with a remote. It wasn't anything fancy, and the pack I bought had the small receiver for the remote signal. Pretty low budget overall.
Interesting idea, very well done, but I would work more on the design. I would not want to put it in my home, my personal honest opinion. Keep trying, I love this technique, not easy.
Agreed - needs refinement. It was a big learning opportunity.
What kind of less did you use? They look of better quality than the ones I've used so far
I honestly don’t remember! - but they would have come from a big box store - color changing with a remote. They would not have been too expensive.
Is that frozen sausage for weight lol just kidding this turned out amazing. Love it
Definitely learn something. Great work.
Thank you!
awesome build, from the video it seems the light is proper on the IV and low om the F and E of five.... i would switch from a single head light to two lights or a wider light to cover more area behind so all the letters get even lighting...
It is a little off center, but it does even out at night - the video wasn’t really showing the even glow. Thanks for your comment!
Awesome, next time stain it 💪💪
Based on testing performed at Project Farm, the Lenox Thick Metal Lazer CT, carbide, is also a good bet, in most comparisons besting the Diablo Steel Demon. (View "Best CARBIDE Thick Metal Sawzall Blade Brand? Let's find out!" on the "Project Farm" channel.)
It is SO NICE to see someone else make mistakes. Great video
buy a cnc lol
cool but a quick pocket holeand you wont have those screws in the front
That's it! I need a grinder lol
For those interested, there are individual floating numbers with led backlit that offers a slick and chic look
Sweet
.....Jigsaw perhaps?
Absolutely. Put it against a fence to ensure a nice straight edge, but certainly would work.
Where in illinois did u get that plywood from and what kind is it?
This was the nice double-sided birch ply from Home Depot - I forget the exact type, but it was a cabinet-grade material.
ok so do you make custom signs
Sure!
Looks great! How long did it take to make?
A good solid week of late evening hours. I can be a bit too precise so it can probably take someone else half the time.
Well done! Simple and effective yet still looks very classy. With all these Amazon packages coming into the evening I need to make one.
Glad it was helpful!
Looks nice, but not as bright as I would have thought.
It shows up better in real life vs. on film. Does the job :)
Can I ask what the other components for the motor are? Can you get them on Amazon?
Yes everything came from Amazon - had to dig back in the archives for what I purchased, but this is what I could find: a.co/eY6EpgP a.co/axXvJnN a.co/cOEKIAQ a.co/0iYdtuN
Beautiful doesn't come close!!! AWESOME
I didn't think that blade would work. I cant find the carbide Sawzall blades in stock around me as I have wanting to give them a try. I would suggest a cheap harbor freight bandsaw but with a quality blade from a welding supply house. I have use that set up for years cutting 6" x 6" x 1/2" angle iron all day long. Works great.
I'll definitely take a look for those - this was a fun experiment overall. I still need to tackle the OTHER complete camshaft, it's still sitting in the corner fully intact!
increible como lo hiciste sin maquinas , grandes ideas , saludos desde ecuador.
WOW That looks so good. Thanks for the video.
Thank you!