*This is my second WEN tool and they are both great **MyBest.Tools** I needed to do some trim work around the house and needed a scroll saw for the intricate work. No complaints so far.*
I was having a pretty cruddy night tonight, but when I got to 11:48 and you told that story and made that deadpan look at 22:01 ...my night got a lot better ...... Thanks for being such an inspiration, not just with creativity but also with humanity !!!! You are so much fun to watch !!!!
This is a homerun Steve.....i bet your saw was tired after these.....lol. Looks like time for a guest appearance on Russ show...have a great weekend...
Great video! I love your sense of humor too. I now know what project I'm going to start scrolling with. I loved the 5 bending photo frame. Thanks for a very friendly video.
Thanks Nick! I like the scroll saw because it's easy to finish a project in a day, plus I get to sit down and find it relaxing. It can be tedious and require patience though for stuff that is really detailed.
We're goofy as usual. Watching everybody here going by you to get to Bluehairville, Fla. A buddy that lives there says you can tell it's fall there when the license plates start changing colors!
Steve, your creativity and patience never cease to Amaze me! The type of frame suited to the picture occasion was perfect and the stories you added were Fantastic! Selection of woods for color combinations worked out really well also! How many times did you go through your music playlist while sitting at that scroll saw (haha)? I never would have thought the scroll saw portrait that was given to you would have inspired you so much! Now your skills are inspiring others! Purely excellent work on these frames Steve!
Hi Mac! Thank you very much! I listened to a lot of music while making these, which is why there is no machine noise cause I had to mute it. I think that's why so many people narrate their videos, because they are playing music while they work. I don't like doing the narrating, I'd rather talk to y'all on camera. It's more funner! lol
Nice compilation there Steve. Reminds me when I was a kid, I got myself ready for School. Mom said, "you've got your shoes on the wrong feet". I said, "how can that be, these are the only feet I have".
Steve, this was really cool. What a bunch of great, practical ideas. I was wondering what might make a good, easy Christmas present for some people and you just nailed it! Thanks for sharing!
Yep, we missed it this year, but maybe next time. I always feel like I won the lottery when I get one of the CFA survey receipts for a free sandwich. lol
These are so good Steve :) I've been watching your videos for years and only just realized that I was not subscribed. Rectified now :D Love the channel and the projects. ॐ
I've been enjoying your videos so much! I'm a female who's new to woodworking. I always wanted a scroll saw, but was intimidated by the blade. After watching your videos, it doesn't look so bad after all. It reminds me of sewing. I like miniature building dollhouse roomboxes and furniture. My miter box and hand saw are taking a toll on my hands. Is there a smaller saw that you can recommend? I saw some at Micromark, but I don't know what look for as far as quality and versatility. I really loved the diamond ring story! Thanks!
Thanks Janine! Good to hear you are interested in scrolling. It is a lot like sewing, especially with a foot switch to make it start/stop. There are lots of entry level saws that are similar in the $200 or less range, but look for one that can hold pinless blades. If you like it, you can always upgrade to a better saw later. I really recommend the Dewalt or Delta saws, because they are so much better than the entry level saws. This is the one tool where I really notice a big difference in enjoyment between the entry level and mid level saws. Thanks for watching!
Steve Carmichael Thanks so much for your wonderful advice. My wish list just keeps expanding thanks to you TH-camrs. From what I've been watching, it seems as though Dewalt is the best for most power tools. The girl in me really likes the color too! ☺️
Alright in the pass three days I've watched Charles Dearing, Russ Clairity, w/Steve Good and now you Steve and I don't even have a scroll in my shop. You all try in' to tell me something lmao. Awesome video always a pleasure to watch.
Very enjoyable vid mate, thanks so much for taking the time to put it all together so well. I love the diamond ring story - your daughter might be interested in the Deny Everything Society which a pal of mine started some years ago; you'd be surprised how useful it is;-)
You must have gotten up at the crack o' dawn and worked late into the night making all those frames! That in itself had to take a while, let alone setting up camera shots and what have you. A nice bunch of frames for all those photos!
Thanks! Yeah, this actually took about 2 months to put together. I prepared them to present a class at Gwinnett Woodworkers and made the video while I was at it.
I just gave a nice Craftsman Scroll saw to a good fellow that help when I blew a tire I had no jack? He fixed me up & I saw he did wood work you can tell if yer a woodworker so I asked em if he could use it. I still wanna get another to do some projects with.
It was good of you to give someone that saw...may have sparked a new scroll saw artist. I gave someone my old scroll saw when I got the new one. The Dewalt is so much smoother and easier to use than my Craftsman was. It's the one tool where it's worth the extra $$.
Hi Lewis! LOL You should add some and try it. I am bad about adding stuff like that and not tracking it. I think if somebody uses the link and buys something, you may get a referral fee if the stars align somehow. There have been a few months were I've gotten a small fee to buy glue or sandpaper, which is totally awesome btw.
You get 4 to 8% of their total purchase if you link 2.00 sand paper and they bought a new engine with it you get a % of the entire sale. They have to do it within about an hour of clicking the link. I think its a good idea. Would just like to see a good purchase from it. Im curious, Hubby setup one for our videos so were going to give it a go also.
Hey, thanks! I used spray Deft Clear Wood Finish Satin lacquer and Minwax Satin Polyurethane spray. The poly smells horrible and takes forever to dry, so I suggest the Deft.
I always use clear acrylic instead of glass. It's easier to cut and doesn't break. Here are some links: amzn.to/2TDr6is www.homedepot.com/p/OPTIX-18-in-x-24-in-x-0-093-in-Clear-Acrylic-Sheet-Glass-Replacement-MC-05/202038047 www.lowes.com/pd/OPTIX-0-08-in-T-x-18-in-W-x-24-in-L-Clear-Acrylic-Sheet/3143523
Awesome video, Steve! My wife is already interested in me making some of these for her. Would you be opposed to anyone making these to sell at craft shows?
Hi James! Your wife has good taste! :) Please do make and sell as many as you can. That would be awesome! I rarely make the same thing twice, and prefer to move on to making new projects. Good luck!
Excellent video Steve. Bought a scroll saw last year after watching some of your videos.... Time to actually make time to take it out of the box and get busy. Thanks for the inspiration! I saw your early comment about having to angle the wood to cut in a straight line.... Is that due to the low tension and flexibility of the blade? Any do you have any blade tpi or brand recommendations? I haven't used a scroll saw in probably 20 years so I am looking forward to it. Thanks again. Ron
Hi Ron - I like using a reverse tooth blade 12 tpi because it cuts from the bottom and top to leave both sides smooth. For thicker wood, I use #3, #5, or #7 (heaviest) depending on the hardness of the wood. You just kind of have to buy some different ones and try them. I asked my fellow club members about having to angle the wood and they said it has to do with the way the teeth are set on the blade, and you have to adjust the angle for different blades.
Hi, stumbled upon your videos, wow awesome work. Just getting started on the scroll saw myself. Really love the picture frames and awesome hammerhead shark. Keep up the great work 😃
These are really great -- so creative! I am cracking up about your daughter and the ring, sounds like something one of my sisters would have pulled back in the school picture days! :-)
Thanks, yeah, I thought it was really funny when it happened since the ring wasn't lost. Could have turned out differently though, but we can laugh about it now.
Hey Lucas! Thanks! Yeah, I was thinking some people who just do scroll saw work might not even have a router. Plus, taking a router to a project is my perfect chance to ruin it. lol
Welcome back my friend nice to see you again, as for this video absolutely brilliant. What more can you say? a great collection of picture frames to make, and some great ideas for that big event that comes around quicker and quicker every year (Christmas) Well Done. Barry (ENG)
Hi Barry! Thanks! Hope all is well! Our Auntie Pat is visiting from Hockley this month. She brought some Flakes and Fruit Pastilles!!! mmm Yes, these would make some thoughtful gifts.
So good to see another video from you. I think I’ve worked through most your back catalogue while waiting for a new one. Great project! Gave me some ideas for Christmas.
This is one of your best projects to date! I was looking for something I could do with my grand-kids on the scroll saw. I think this will be a hit. Thanks Steve!
Well, thanks! I worked hard on this one for a couple of months. I did these for a presentation at our local club, plus drew the templates and made them all. Looking forward to just turning a pen or something easy this week. lol
Hey, thanks! I bought some Olson blades, different varieties to try them out. I have some Flying Dutchman ones and others some friends sent me. I like Olson Reverse blades for 3/4" thick or less softwood. For hard woods, I use bigger blades - #3, #5, or #7 depending on how it cuts. I just try a blade and if it burns or doesn't cut well or easily, then I move to a bigger blade with fewer teeth.
*This is my second WEN tool and they are both great **MyBest.Tools** I needed to do some trim work around the house and needed a scroll saw for the intricate work. No complaints so far.*
The diamond ring story is absolutely priceless!! The picture frames are great too! 😁👍👍
Thanks! Yeah, it was kind of funny but not funny at the same time. lol
I was having a pretty cruddy night tonight, but when I got to 11:48 and you told that story and made that deadpan look at 22:01 ...my night got a lot better ...... Thanks for being such an inspiration, not just with creativity but also with humanity !!!! You are so much fun to watch !!!!
Creativity on steroids. Excellent!! Thx Steve!
AWESOME frames!!!! very good video and Great Family!!!
Thanks!
All were great. It was the picture frame clock that made me go and buy your eBook.
That came out great!
Hey, thanks, I appreciate it. This one took a while to do, like two months. lol
Love the activities frames!!!
Those are really cool! The one with the musical note just blows me away! My son would love it. Many blessings to you Steve.
Thanks Tracy!
Absolutely brilliant video yet again.
Fantastic Steve.
Hey, thank you very much! These were fun to make and perfect for using up some nice scraps.
You've got great ideas and super skills. Thanks for sharing!
I like the sport frames, very nice work Steve
Thanks Craig! Yeah, I like those too. They would make a great alternative to trophies for a whole team.
Great picture frame ideas Steve..... worth making them !!! Thanks for sharing your ideas
Thank you very much! Today, I'm bringing them into the house to find a place for them.
You did a lot of work for this video Steve. Kudos
Thanks, yeah it took a couple of months for me to get all this done.
Love the picture frames -- very nice!!
Thank you Lena!
A lot of hard work in those 15 frames. Great job Steve! I like the sports ones.
Thank Justin! Yeah, I could have made many more, like tennis, golf, etc but decided the idea is there and people can change that out themselves.
All are great Steve, thanks for sharing, the Diamond one would have to be the favorite, The story behind it is awesome lol
Hey Sterling, thank you! Yes, that's one of my favorite stories to tell.
The hinge frame is awesome Steve!!! Nice work.
Thanks! I thought it would be neat to make a really long one, like 20 connected together.
Great ideas Steve. I love the picture frame with the walnut and red cedar front. The colors seem to work great together
Thanks Michael! I like that one too. I didn't expected it to look right, but it does.
thanks greetings from Bolivia
Thank you !
Great ideas, and very inspiring video Steve.
Thank you Bruce, hope you can use some of the info.
Beautiful photo frames!
Thank you Aleksey!
This is a homerun Steve.....i bet your saw was tired after these.....lol. Looks like time for a guest appearance on Russ show...have a great weekend...
Hey Robert! Thanks! I know I was tired after making all of these. lol
the soccer picture frame is my favorite !!!!
Yeah, the sports ones could be used for any sport or hobby, just change out the ball with some other clip art on the template.
absolutely great. you hit a home run with these frames. can not plck just one, thy are all great
Thank you Larry!
Wow amazing video! All the frames are very nice.
Thank you very much!
Great video Steve, love having the backstory of why you designed some the way you did!
Hey Keith! Thanks! Happy new year man!
Great video! I love your sense of humor too. I now know what project I'm going to start scrolling with. I loved the 5 bending photo frame. Thanks for a very friendly video.
Another winner Steve!
Thank you!
Great frames👍 but the EVH toolbox is distractingly awesome 😀. Thanks for the video.
It's very nice Steve ,I love them all but the capitain wheel is my favorite :)
Hi Alain, thank you very much!
Great Steve! You have mastered the scroll saw. Those are great picture frames! Thankz
Thank you very much!
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As always, I enjoyed this video. Glad to see you back in action. You make me want to go out and get a scroll saw now.
Thanks Nick! I like the scroll saw because it's easy to finish a project in a day, plus I get to sit down and find it relaxing. It can be tedious and require patience though for stuff that is really detailed.
Great video Steve!
Thank you!
Great job Steve. Loved them all.
Fantastic!
Hi Fernando! Thank you!
I liked the ship wheel and the clock ones. I loves the story about the diamond ring. Sweet girl.
Must be winter in Hotlanta. No smoke in the bushes! Good job(s) there, Starving Youngun!
Hey, it is finally cooling down here. Still doesn't feel like Oct weather though. Hope you are doing well!
We're goofy as usual. Watching everybody here going by you to get to Bluehairville, Fla. A buddy that lives there says you can tell it's fall there when the license plates start changing colors!
Steve, your creativity and patience never cease to Amaze me! The type of frame suited to the picture occasion was perfect and the stories you added were Fantastic! Selection of woods for color combinations worked out really well also! How many times did you go through your music playlist while sitting at that scroll saw (haha)? I never would have thought the scroll saw portrait that was given to you would have inspired you so much! Now your skills are inspiring others! Purely excellent work on these frames Steve!
Hi Mac! Thank you very much! I listened to a lot of music while making these, which is why there is no machine noise cause I had to mute it. I think that's why so many people narrate their videos, because they are playing music while they work. I don't like doing the narrating, I'd rather talk to y'all on camera. It's more funner! lol
Nice compilation there Steve. Reminds me when I was a kid, I got myself ready for School. Mom said, "you've got your shoes on the wrong feet". I said, "how can that be, these are the only feet I have".
nice work sir..
THANK YOU . . . BY THE WAY , YOU HAVE A BEUTIFUL FAMILY.
Thank you very much!
Very Nice!!
Thanks Roger!
Steve, this was really cool. What a bunch of great, practical ideas. I was wondering what might make a good, easy Christmas present for some people and you just nailed it! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Mickey! Glad you like them. Each one only takes a couple of hours to make, if that long.
Free Chick-fil-A is the best. Great projects!
Yep, we missed it this year, but maybe next time. I always feel like I won the lottery when I get one of the CFA survey receipts for a free sandwich. lol
Great project and loved the music!
Thanks Jim! I like the music too. It's all from the same artist in the TH-cam free music library - John Deley and the 41 Players
These are so good Steve :) I've been watching your videos for years and only just realized that I was not subscribed. Rectified now :D Love the channel and the projects. ॐ
Thank you very much!
You have been busy. Very job on all of them but the sports ones the best.
Yes, I have, thanks! Took a while to make these.
Great video Steve, love all the creative picture frame ideas you have.
Hey Dale! Hope you and the family are doing well! Thanks!
Designs are almost as good as your enthusiasm!
Ha, thanks Daniel!
They are all fantastic and i love them all, you are very clever with the designs. I will be buying your ebook, thankyou for a great video also
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Super awesome frames!! You gave me some good ideas of projects to make!!
Thanks! Glad you got some ideas out of it.
I've been enjoying your videos so much! I'm a female who's new to woodworking. I always wanted a scroll saw, but was intimidated by the blade. After watching your videos, it doesn't look so bad after all. It reminds me of sewing. I like miniature building dollhouse roomboxes and furniture. My miter box and hand saw are taking a toll on my hands. Is there a smaller saw that you can recommend? I saw some at Micromark, but I don't know what look for as far as quality and versatility. I really loved the diamond ring story! Thanks!
Thanks Janine! Good to hear you are interested in scrolling. It is a lot like sewing, especially with a foot switch to make it start/stop. There are lots of entry level saws that are similar in the $200 or less range, but look for one that can hold pinless blades. If you like it, you can always upgrade to a better saw later. I really recommend the Dewalt or Delta saws, because they are so much better than the entry level saws. This is the one tool where I really notice a big difference in enjoyment between the entry level and mid level saws. Thanks for watching!
Steve Carmichael Thanks so much for your wonderful advice. My wish list just keeps expanding thanks to you TH-camrs. From what I've been watching, it seems as though Dewalt is the best for most power tools. The girl in me really likes the color too! ☺️
Great designs Steve, enjoyed the video, got me inspired, thank you
Thank you Mark!
That is a great set of frames, I enjoyed the video!
Thanks Matt!
Alright in the pass three days I've watched Charles Dearing, Russ Clairity, w/Steve Good and now you Steve and I don't even have a scroll in my shop. You all try in' to tell me something lmao. Awesome video always a pleasure to watch.
Thanks Thom! Yes, it's a conspiracy. lol
Steve Carmichael I knew I knew lol. Keep rocking Steve!!!
Very enjoyable vid mate, thanks so much for taking the time to put it all together so well. I love the diamond ring story - your daughter might be interested in the Deny Everything Society which a pal of mine started some years ago; you'd be surprised how useful it is;-)
Thanks Mark! That sounds like an interesting society. lol
Steve Carmichael yes, I can't understand why it doesn't have more members...
way cool, thanks!
The best 🖖🇺🇸.
You must have gotten up at the crack o' dawn and worked late into the night making all those frames! That in itself had to take a while, let alone setting up camera shots and what have you. A nice bunch of frames for all those photos!
Thanks! Yeah, this actually took about 2 months to put together. I prepared them to present a class at Gwinnett Woodworkers and made the video while I was at it.
I just gave a nice Craftsman Scroll saw to a good fellow that help when I blew a tire I had no jack? He fixed me up & I saw he did wood work you can tell if yer a woodworker so I asked em if he could use it. I still wanna get another to do some projects with.
It was good of you to give someone that saw...may have sparked a new scroll saw artist. I gave someone my old scroll saw when I got the new one. The Dewalt is so much smoother and easier to use than my Craftsman was. It's the one tool where it's worth the extra $$.
I had to leave you a like for all those affiliate links lol. Let me know how those work. Was thinking about adding some myself.
Hi Lewis! LOL You should add some and try it. I am bad about adding stuff like that and not tracking it. I think if somebody uses the link and buys something, you may get a referral fee if the stars align somehow. There have been a few months were I've gotten a small fee to buy glue or sandpaper, which is totally awesome btw.
You get 4 to 8% of their total purchase if you link 2.00 sand paper and they bought a new engine with it you get a % of the entire sale. They have to do it within about an hour of clicking the link. I think its a good idea. Would just like to see a good purchase from it. Im curious, Hubby setup one for our videos so were going to give it a go also.
steve ... where do you get your lumber for these projects .... thanks
+seagnat prepper Home Depot, Suwanee Lumber, and local friends.
Very beautiful!. What finish you use?
Hey, thanks! I used spray Deft Clear Wood Finish Satin lacquer and Minwax Satin Polyurethane spray. The poly smells horrible and takes forever to dry, so I suggest the Deft.
Steve Carmichael thank you!
i finished everything in your project but i cant find the glass you used.
I always use clear acrylic instead of glass. It's easier to cut and doesn't break. Here are some links:
amzn.to/2TDr6is
www.homedepot.com/p/OPTIX-18-in-x-24-in-x-0-093-in-Clear-Acrylic-Sheet-Glass-Replacement-MC-05/202038047
www.lowes.com/pd/OPTIX-0-08-in-T-x-18-in-W-x-24-in-L-Clear-Acrylic-Sheet/3143523
Great job Steve those frames looked really nice. By the way what tool were you using two attach the backs to the one with the clock on it?
Hey Opa, it's a Logan Point Driver. It makes framing easy. It's $50 , but worth it if you make a lot of frames. amzn.to/2yEV9wI
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Awesome video, Steve! My wife is already interested in me making some of these for her. Would you be opposed to anyone making these to sell at craft shows?
Hi James! Your wife has good taste! :) Please do make and sell as many as you can. That would be awesome! I rarely make the same thing twice, and prefer to move on to making new projects. Good luck!
Nice video! I was wondering, how did you get a sticker with Polish coat of arms?
Hey, the woodworking community swaps stickers and someone sent it to me.
How do I get templates?
Hi Roberto - Links are always in the video description. Thanks for asking! www.etsy.com/listing/552476636
Very well done video, Steve. Thanks for making this huge assortment of frames available to us.
Hi Steve, thank you. Hope you can use some of the ideas.
Great frames, great video and last but not least great inspiration! Thanks Steve.
Thank you Richard!
Excellent video Steve. Bought a scroll saw last year after watching some of your videos.... Time to actually make time to take it out of the box and get busy. Thanks for the inspiration!
I saw your early comment about having to angle the wood to cut in a straight line.... Is that due to the low tension and flexibility of the blade? Any do you have any blade tpi or brand recommendations?
I haven't used a scroll saw in probably 20 years so I am looking forward to it. Thanks again.
Ron
Hi Ron - I like using a reverse tooth blade 12 tpi because it cuts from the bottom and top to leave both sides smooth. For thicker wood, I use #3, #5, or #7 (heaviest) depending on the hardness of the wood. You just kind of have to buy some different ones and try them. I asked my fellow club members about having to angle the wood and they said it has to do with the way the teeth are set on the blade, and you have to adjust the angle for different blades.
I just watched this again. MIC DROP.....The diamond ring story is priceless :-)
Hey Shane! Good to see you. Yeah, that was so funny and one of my favorite stories. Makes me smile every time.
Wow great production of picture frames! Loved them all! The concepts are awesome!
Hey, thanks!
Very Nice Work Steve. They all look Amazing and this whole video was Brilliant. Thank you for sharing... :)
Hi, stumbled upon your videos, wow awesome work. Just getting started on the scroll saw myself. Really love the picture frames and awesome hammerhead shark. Keep up the great work 😃
Thanks Kathy! I really like the scroll saw. Good luck and have fun using yours!
These are really great -- so creative! I am cracking up about your daughter and the ring, sounds like something one of my sisters would have pulled back in the school picture days! :-)
Thanks, yeah, I thought it was really funny when it happened since the ring wasn't lost. Could have turned out differently though, but we can laugh about it now.
These r awesome
Question: Can I resell these builds or restrictions apply? I understand if restricted?
Hi Great Grandpa! You can sell the picture frames that you make. The PDF eBook is copyrighted and not for resell. Thanks for the consideration!
Super cool!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you Samuel!
Great Video Steve
Thank you Matt!
Awesome job Steve! Love all the ideas
Thank you Tyrell!
Thanks for all you share with us!
Hi Ron, thank you very much sir!
Another great scroll saw video, I will definitely have to try these out soon!
I love all of the Frames Great JOB
Thank you Robin!
The gravity one is awesome! Also like the technique of the face framing, much easier than routing the back.
Hey Lucas! Thanks! Yeah, I was thinking some people who just do scroll saw work might not even have a router. Plus, taking a router to a project is my perfect chance to ruin it. lol
"...because it keeps me out of the ER." - awesome!
Great stuff Steve
Thank you Steven!
Awesome!!!!!
Thanks Tom!
Great projects Steve. I especially like the ship's wheel.
Thanks man!
Welcome back my friend nice to see you again, as for this video absolutely brilliant. What more can you say? a great collection of picture frames to make, and some great ideas for that big event that comes around quicker and quicker every year (Christmas) Well Done.
Barry (ENG)
Hi Barry! Thanks! Hope all is well! Our Auntie Pat is visiting from Hockley this month. She brought some Flakes and Fruit Pastilles!!! mmm Yes, these would make some thoughtful gifts.
So good to see another video from you. I think I’ve worked through most your back catalogue while waiting for a new one. Great project! Gave me some ideas for Christmas.
Thank you Jason and thanks for checking out my older videos. These would make great Christmas gifts I think.
This is one of your best projects to date! I was looking for something I could do with my grand-kids on the scroll saw.
I think this will be a hit.
Thanks Steve!
Well, thanks! I worked hard on this one for a couple of months. I did these for a presentation at our local club, plus drew the templates and made them all. Looking forward to just turning a pen or something easy this week. lol
I have the same DW788. Love your videos. Do you have a particular and favorited blade choice?
Hey, thanks! I bought some Olson blades, different varieties to try them out. I have some Flying Dutchman ones and others some friends sent me. I like Olson Reverse blades for 3/4" thick or less softwood. For hard woods, I use bigger blades - #3, #5, or #7 depending on how it cuts. I just try a blade and if it burns or doesn't cut well or easily, then I move to a bigger blade with fewer teeth.
thanks for the reply Steve! Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
Those are awesome! I enjoy watching your videos.
The diamond ring story was the best.
Hey, thank you very much! Glad you like to watch. Thanks for commenting!
Each one was cooler than the other, Really great job Steve.
Thank you Hussam!
Inspired! Always great, thanks for sharing!
Thanks Kev!
🙂👍👍
Hey Douglas!