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Nice peter! (That's what she said) I still keep mine hanging around. Since making this video I've added a few things to the ol' rigid and I still find a use for it quite often. Mostly jobs I don't want to put my precious overpriced green machine through. Demo work, vacumming standing water, stuff like that and it does just keep on keepin on. Thanks for sharing your experience!

😂 I've never put it on a scale but the internet puts it somewhere in the 400-500 pounds range.

Nice! Glad you enjoyed the video. I'd love to have my printers right in the shop but I think I need a way of keeping the dust down 1st. A little extra space would be nice too.

Appreciate it! It's funny I felt like I NEVER saw anybody use one of the big glue rollers now my instagram feed is blasted with them being used on big sheet glue ups and I'm like "oh, yeah that makes sense now". 😂

Akshully, no, with a good roller (like from Pfohl), you do not need a comb.

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. I enjoyed your most recent video. Humor and cut aways were great. Honestly, my videos don't really show it (I have A LOT of videos on private) but what I've learned making TH-cam videos for over 13 years...make videos that make you laugh and you enjoy watching and are proud of. Of course play the Thumbnail and Title game the best you can and eventually you'll build an audience that genuinely wants to support you. I'll be watching. 😁

Isn't it so cool!!? I got it from Cults3D, it is a bit pricey but the model is REALLY HIGH quality. Heres the link cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/pirate-octopus enjoy!

Thank you @@JasonGrissom I saw it there and wanted to confirm before buying it because of the high price. Sometimes people re-sell other people's designs. But I can't find this anywhere else. Cheers.

Thank you so much Susan! 🥰 I'm glad you got something out of it and super excited for you to get started 3D printing!

Thank you so much! Happy to have you along for the ride! 🎢

Thank YOU so much for making such great and affordable tools!

Thats what I believe. My 1st printer was an Ender 3. It can produce an awesome print, it may take awhile for it to print AND you will spend A LOT of time dialing it in and maintaining it but it is fairly inexpensive. OR you can spend 600-700 USD and get a Bambu Lab P1S that you just hit "print" and 98% of the time it spits out a perfect print. I think you land somewhere in between with the anycubic Kobra 2 printers. I have 2 and love em.

@@JasonGrissom thanks for answering. I just wanted to say that I loved the phrase and kept it for myself. I bought it for myself. I'm a hobby carpenter, and as printers are more expensive in Brazil, I thought about setting one up. but they convinced me to buy a ready-made one, as it would be my first printer. I bought a Creality Ender 3 S1 Plus five months ago, as it was available within the options, I didn't know about Kobra. I only print in PLA. I had difficulties with the ABS, I didn't know that a closed printer would be better...

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it!

Yo buddy! 😂 Thanks for sharing the secret Jonathan!

😱 I knew it! #exposed

Hey no problem Lee. I appreciate all your support and words of encouragement. I gotta put in the work but heres hoping! 🤞

Thanks Jered! Yeah my plan was to show a lot of the build (I filmed a lot more) but in the edit I couldn't get the pacing right. I think i'll definitely try this style of a video again and have an idea of how to incorporate the "tool talk" and build a lot better. As far as your suggestion about drill bits thats actually a great idea. You obviously don't want to be buying a whole kit everytime your 1/8" bit burns out. I guess really what i'd steer people away from is a set of "general purpose" drill bits. At least in terms of working with wood.

Thanks Steve! I did not. But you know what they say...great minds think alike. 😂

Thanks for sharing Ewen! I think what your really paying for is your sanity. It's so nice not to be looking all over for your pencil. 😂

Great! Another tool I have to buy. Thanks alot. 🤦‍♂️🤣 just kidding. Kind of...

Hey Mark! Thanks for watching. I was really proud of the thumbnail. I was worried it may be a bit too simple (I have a variation in the pocket that may help if it is) but so far it seems to be doing well. I actually really enjoy photography but rarely get to showcase it in a thumbnail so when this visual came into my mind I knew exactly how I needed to make the video to compliment it. Anyways. I could ramble on about that forever. 😂 But I appreciate your continued support so much. Honestly. Thank you so much. 🙏

Well thank you very much! 🙏 happy to have you! I try and keep people entertained and hopefully get a few laughs in as well. Some TH-camrs forget that these videos aren't actually free for people...the viewer is paying with the most valuable asset of all, their time. So truthfully. Thank you. 🙏

Oh no! 😬 yeah i'd be a bit freaked out too. Glad everything ended up ok and you trashed the bit. I'm glad you enjoyed the video Logan. Comments like yours are really what keep me motivated! Thank you so much for the continued support and heres to seeing/hearing A LOT more of me this year.

Thank you Jim! 🙏 Happy to hear you enjoyed it! Hope to keep making more.

Very true! Good point. Its an under rated feature honestly. It's really nice to have a place to scribble a couple measurements down in a pinch. Thanks for adding this one! 🙏

Yeah it would be cool to see FastCap implement that feature. Even at the cost of a buck or 2. My 25ft craftsman tape has that and I love it. Especially when I'm marking multiple points along the tape measure at a time. Thanks for sharing another option for people though!

🤣 What!? Really?? I gotta go test this...be right back.

@@JasonGrissom so… how’d it work out for you? Also, congrats on your channel! Excited for your content this year. I hope you continue to feel supported and can thrive in the TH-cam ecosystem!!!

@@johntbiv Can confirm! What a crazy hack! TikTok would LOVE that one. I mean heck for 8 bucks its not even that crazy expensive of an eraser. 😂 I'm 100% going to remember that especially since the pica doesn't have an eraser. And thanks for the well wishes John. Much appreciated. This video was a "knocking off the dust" of sorts. Just gotta keep up the momentum! 💪

Thanks Joe! Happy new years too you as well. 🥳

Thanks Lee! Fair enough. Hey, if we agree on one that's enough for me! 😁

Thanks Rick! Do you also have a Pica brand pencil or something else? I know there are quite a few that people like out there.

I have the Pica pencil... To me, it has the best lead, hard to break, and I like the fact that I can change the color of the lead when I sam working with a real dark wood so I can see my lines that I draw.. @@JasonGrissom

Nice! Yeah I love mine. I'd like to pick up the Pica Fine Dry for marking more precise marks and use the original dry for shading cut outs and what not. I also saw they just came out with a scriber bit for the dry for metal marking and what not. Wouldn't mind getting one of those too. By the end of it i'll have a couple hundred bucks in pencils. 😂

I did not know about the scriber bit.. I will have to look into this for sure! Thanks!! @@JasonGrissom

No problem! Happy I could help.

Great insight Petr! Thanks for pointing out the weak clip bit for the cheaper ones thats something that always stirred me away from them but you're not wrong. Having the strong clip can be a pain when you need to pull it out to sharpen. I'll have to check out the brand you mentioned. Thanks again for sharing. 🙏 Hope it helps others too!

I 100% agree with you there. These type of mechanical pencils (Pica/Hultafors, etc.) are very good for construction sites imo. but in a shop a "real" mechanical pencil is way better. If you got a 0.9mm pencil and good leads you never have to sharpen them and better leads won't break even if you use them on rougher stuff. Pica has now a "Fine Dry" which uses a 0.9mm lead but the tabs on the sheath always broke on mine which makes them useless.

Hmm...looks like i'm going to have to look into this. At least for marking cut lines. I still really like the shading benefits and marking for sanding with the pica dry. But yeah. Maybe I should look into these options for general marking. 🤷‍♂️

🤣. I love that you picked up on that. I thought 1000% it was one of those things I did that NOO ONE was going to notice. Thank you so much Brian. 🙏 Another comment that made it all worth it.

Thanks for watching Pierre! Yeah they're great man. And don't worry about it. Thank you for being there to answer my questions and offer words of encouragement when I need em'!

Good point Dave! I suppose you would just feed the pipe down as far as you could, flip it back up and feed it the rest of the way through? Thanks! Hopefully this helps others. I think another thing I could've done was put clamps under the top to just work as a bit of a shelf/helping hand while I worked it in.

Happy I was able to help! Depending on the printer its a pretty quick job too!

Yeah there is!! Some that should probably just not be made. But I guess then what would I make a video about?? 🤷‍♂️🤣

@@JasonGrissom Totally 😂

Thanks Joe! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do. It's been a great one for me. Still believe there isnt a better bang for buck out there.

Thank you! 🙏

Fair enough. The Festool is great if you have more money than you know what to do with. 🤣 But seriously. The ridgid with a hepa bag is pretty good. In the Festool defense. There is a lot of things that I didnt really want to dive into either because I didnt have proper eqiupment to scientifically prove or I just didnt want to make an hour long video. It is worth noting with the festool, specifically in this example, you have a larger capacity, you have an anit static anti kink hose and also an outlet to automatically trigger the vacuum with a corded tool. But again. Completely agree with your Ferrari vs Aveo comparison. 🤣

Thank you so much! 🙏 Glad you found the channel.

No problem!! Thanks for providing some good watchin'! 3D printers are quute handy littlw things to have around. I find most of the time my printer is busy making some little jig or whatchamacallit for the house/shop. 😂

Heck yeah Sebastian! Thing is awesome! I actually need to print out the 6 inch versions as well. Thanks for continuing to update the design and for supporting the community! 🙏