Garage Storage Bin, Disks, Quote Mirror
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2024
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Congratulations on 12 years and looking forward to many more years of excellent content.
Use small pieces of hard cardboard or foamboard between the mirror & the frame nails. It will eliminate the risk of the nail cracking the glass/mirror & act like a cushion that stops the mirror from rattling. We do that all the time at our framing business.
The proper term for the "puck" is a "base sabot." It is a one piece base which supports and centers the projectile.
Strong work! I'm looking forward to seeing you fire the cannon.
Great tip about the router collet. Ha, Ha, just bought the same point framing gun after just completing three frames, and the 'Promise' of more work to come. At least it is not an expensive tool, so consider it like an extra Christmas gift. Happy and productive New Tear Jay, to you and the family.
Regarding what was engraved on the mirror: One of my mother's favorite aphorisims was, "The greatest gift a man can give his children is to love their mother." My father gave me that gift and I've passed it on to my own children.
Wow 12 years! You are certainly one of the best woodworkers in TH-cam and have helped so many people like me become better woodworkers. Congratulations and best wishes to you and your family for a great new year.
i've built a bunch of stuff out of that Advantech osb flooring. the stuff is heavy as hell, but holds up pretty good as long as you seal it up.
It's been 12 years already??? I remember the early days of your channel when your workshop was a small apartment. I've enjoyed the ride, learned A LOT, and am looking forward to many many more years of watching your videos. Hope you're feeling better soon, and wishing you and your family a very Happy New Year!!!!! 💯💯💯
10:23 - I've often found myself saying that for the vast majority of my wall hanging projects! 😂 Thanks for making me feel like a pro, Jay!
The mirror's inscription seems very appropriate...
that your family, like that mirror, with all its flaws seen and unseen, should be loved and cherished.
Jay, can't put into words how much I enjoy your video work... the complexity of some of the small little things you do is probably lost on someone who has never done video work-TOP SHELF STUFF SIR! and on top of it all I can't remember a time that I watched one of your videos and didn't learn something new-Thank You! The shellac bit I did not know.
Great as always my friend. Congrats on the 12 years! Always good to have a productive day in the shop😀
I know without viewers we can't be here, but without you I wood not be here either. Thanks for all the the years of showing us how to do it.!!! Glad you are still hear. Happy new year.
WORDS ARE HARD ! ! ! :D Happy 2024! I'm thinking that a few routered out oval hand holds might have been a nice add on.
I have the same point gun and use it often. But you are right one should make certain they will need and use a tool regularly before purchase.
Happy New Year Jay! So good to see you in the shop and some of the old editing antics still in action! Love it and keep it up Bates Fam! 👍🏻
You are the first you tuber I have ever heard what I think every time I have to tighten or loosen a router nut. I hate those buttons. I get it if they made something that did not require holding down a stop, some bozo would hurt themself by not disengaging the catch. I bet I could pull that stunt too.
I believe those pucks are called sabots.
Someone has been watching some Frank Howarth. Nice editing, Jay!
Happy new year, i have been watching since the days you were in the apartment shop.
My parents previously ran a fram shop and they covered the back of the frames with a layer of kraft paper. So even if someone did turn it over they would not see the gap. That process also used another specalty tool that put down a very thin layer of double stick tape.
that bin looks heavy......the whole time I'm thinking.....he's going to put that together at his friend's house....but no! You did it in your shop and now you have to lug that thing. Ooof. Love this channel Jay. Happy New Year.
I was all excited when I saw you used the Logan Point Driver ! I bought the exact same tool probably 15 years ago when I was doing some picture framing and thought I had to have one. Probably used it 2 times...... Lol
Depends on how many picture (and mirrors and…) one frames. I’ve probably used my point driver for more than a hundred frames over the past decade. It’s made assembling them so much easier. One of the better ‘investments’ I’ve made. A Logan driver and a package of more points than you’ll ever need is less than a hundred bucks.
I agree 1000% about the button on routers
Some great projects done ✔️
Nice little video. Hope you feel better soon. I got something this week - going o 3 dys now but will get through it.
Thanks, Jay! Great info.
Can't wait to see you fire the cannon! Congrats and thank you for 12 years of woodworking goodness! But I'm really excited to see the cannon blast. lol
Have a great year Jay! Great video as always, I really liked the various insights/options on the rabbets etc.
Great video. I hope you're taking care of yourself, you sound like you're either down with something (aka sick) or your allergies from wood dust have come back (which your dust collection system should be helping with). If you're sick, get well soon!
Thanks. Getting over something from Christmas.
I've never seen anyone crank down on a router bit like that before!
I've had way too many slip out of the collet over the years.
Happy New Year, Jay.
Great job 👍
Just because you said don't do it, next time I'm at your house I'm pulling that mirror off the wall to look at the back lol.
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Congrats on your 12th year of success and best wishes for another 12 to come. Love that quote. Will be borrowing it for an upcoming project.
Been using routers over 8 years and never blew out the collet, a straight bit will do anything that fancy flush trim bit can do😂
Yes. And your legs can get you to the same places a bicycle can get you to. And a hand saw can cut the same stuff a table saw can cut. And a card scraper can get you to the same place a belt sander can get you to. And on, and on, and on...
He who dies with the most tools, wins.
💥💥💥 That will be a cool event when you get to fire that one off! And I did not know you can engrave mirrors, so that is cool to learn.
And NOW, if I ever DO have the privilege of being a guest in your home, I'll HAVE to immediately find the mirror and pull it off the wall and look at the back side thus shortening my visit and preventing future visits. Grrrr.
Best wishes for 2024.
The mirror came out looking great...from our perspective. I'm not a fan of saw-tooth hangers. I take my CNC and put a horizontal key-hole slot in my frames. It allows it to sit flat against the wall.
I do horizontal key-hole slots too. Probably 95% of the time. For this piece I wanted a shadow line around it. I added clear rubber-ish bumpers to the bottom back of the frame to match the sawtooth thickness to get an even reveal all the way around. I like it.
Excellent video im guessing if you have one of those expensive machines. Thanks
Can someone please come up with a better way to attach router bits? Dovetail grooves with special collets or something?
Watch the Mythbusters cannonball accident before firing that howitzer...
Great video. Do you mind sharing the settings on the p2 that worked for the mirror?
IS THAT THE CANNON THAT YOU HAD TO MAKE PARTS FOR A FEW YEARS AGO?? LOL
YES
Jay. It’s ok. Tell me how the router button hurt you. I’m here for you!
It hurt me bad.
I enjoy your channel immensely. Would you share the source for your mirror and the settings that you used on your P2? Thanks.
Blade Runner was set in the year 2019. 2024 is far into the future. No flying cars as of yet.
Had to pause it 3:40 to say - door creak noise #chefskiss. 😂
This would have been good with music, like one of all of my all time favourites of yours, How To Build A Dog House. i still watch that one every so often, it was genius the way it was edited.
I think I’ve been watching 11.5.
The button on my dewalt (Same model as you) broke so I use it with two wrenches and it works way better. You don’t have to use that button! Congrats on the 12y
The spindle on mine is continuous threads. No spot for a second wrench. There's a nut buried below the surface but there's no way I can get a wrench to fit between it and the recess it sits in. Do you have a specialty wrench to get down there? My Bosch Colt and Milwaukee both have a flat ground on the spindle threads for a second wrench. This DeWalt doesn't.
Ooh I’m sorry I must have mis-identified it as the same. I have paused the video at 2:19 and see what you are saying about the threads going all the way down. Mine is a dewalt 618 2.25hp and the thread doesn’t go all the way down, there are both flats for a wrench and a hole for the (now missing) button. Sorry for not double checking before commenting!
Very cool mirror project! I've been toying with making a custom mirror frame for awhile, and now I'm more confident it's simple. Thanks for leading the way. The frame feels a bit too thick - the thin, script text and the chunky border feels out of balance.
I was trying to hide a hole in the wall, right where the frame is. haha
@@JayBates haha, I've been there ;)
Congratulations on your 12th year! I have been following along the whole time and really enjoy your videos. You know the first thing I am going to do when I come to your house is check out the back of that mirror, lol. What were your settings for engraving the back of the mirror, I’ve been wanting to try that out myself?
xTool P2 55W CO2 laser. 35% power, 100 speed, 100 lines per cm, 1 pass.
Off subject what apron are you using?
Leather by Dragonfly custom apron.
Do you engrave on the mirror from the back instead of "etching" the glass from the front?
Yes. Engrave the back side to remove the mirror film. Then you can paint or even put LED lights in the back.
@@JayBates awesome thank you. I will have to try that sometime.
Don't buy tools unless you need them. My will and won't power just failed. 😉
Congratulations on 12 years. Can you confirm the discount code for Taylor Tools? It’s not working for me.
It's working now. Technical hiccup, I suppose.
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Nice projects and good information. Jay you need to really really listen to your own videos. You have started saying really, really and very, very a lot within the last year or so, and especially since you start posting more content again. IHMO
We all talk differently. Who cares, honestly? Some people talk with a southern accent. Should I tell them to listen to themselves?
You probably saved money on that tool, inflation surely made the price increase substantially if you were to buy it today.
haha! A good bad investment!
Bring your wife on sometime
She doesn't have any interest in that. I respect that.
Keep it up for another 12 years!🥳 How did you like the router bit? Looked like it did an amazing job on that OSB - I could not believe my eyes and held my breath when you ran your fingers along the edge, there's usually no better way to guarantee splinters than OSB edges :-D. Cheers Jay
It did great. No splinter there. However, in one of the nail-drill-screw shots I wiped my hand over the piece and got a splinter. I walked away looking at my finger haha.