Thank you as a 66 year old great grandmother been crafted a little bit all my life and working with wood all my life and that's a tip I didn't know how to find the center I want to thank you for that keep up the good work
The reason you aren't getting the right Circle because your pencil it's a little bit it's off from the edge of the market move your pencil back to the edge and thank you for your help and information God bless you
Tip, stop allowing you tape to crash back into the housing your rivts will eventually weaken and fly off, use your finger as a brake as it reatrcts back in.....longer lasting tape........ Keep up the good vids!
Well I learned something that I can take to work and use angle iron and c channel and that's how to find center. That was pretty good. The one thing that was driving me nuts throu the whole video was the slamming of the tape closed. I hate that as eventually it throws the measurement out of whack. The more you slam it the more pressure it puts on that blade to rivet waiting to wallow the whole out.
I do this fulltime and I learned a few things. The solution is to always toss the Pittsburg tape measures. I had at least 7 or 8 of them at one point as the freebies, none of them matched up and were close.
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop Oh I am sorry, short answer is any derivative of 3,4,5 can be used to find 90 degrees. on any plane, say use 30 inches across and 40 inches at 90 degrees and it must measure 50 inches between the two points. works with feet or inches, never tried anything else. very handy when you do not have an instrument or even s real square. Hope my answer is clear enough to understand. Nice video you have keep teaching , you are good.
As far as the dividing board in half, you said what if you have a board 7 5/16" then you showed us your method using only whole numbers (8,10, 7) you never showed us using your way how to find 1/2 of the 5/16". Anyway all the rest I already knew but thanks.
The whole numbers will find the half. Doesn’t matter what the width is of the board. You can use whatever whole number you wish with it on the diagonal and it will work! Thanks!
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop I had been enjoying a drink last night so I did not come off quite as I meant. I appreciate the content, I really do. However I do not understand why TH-camrs recycle subject matter so often.
Did you watch the video until the end? I actually explained exactly why I did. I don’t care what others do. I am building a platform and channel that has everything for everybody. It was a subject that I wanted to add to my beginner woodworking playlist so I did. It was free to make and is free foe anyone to watch.
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop no, I watched the first 3 or 4 minutes and stopped. If I am being honest, I just got bored with listening to what I thought I had already listened to 5 or 6 times before.
Hi Jesse - I've only recently found your TH-cam channel and really enjoy the way you present things and explain what you're doing. I'll definitely make one of your Mallets when I've finished some other projects and look forward to it. I actually sat down last week converting inches to mm so I knew the dimensions of your Mallets and now this latest Tips and Tricks video about Tape Measures got me thinking - have you ever tried to use a Metric type of Tape Measure? I guess it all depends on what you're taught as you're growing up but when you start talking Fractions of an inch - it sounds over complicated and a system that is very easy to make mistakes. Keep up the great work mate. Regards, Neville.
I have been a home carpenter for over 30 years and learned a few things here. Thank you.
That’s awesome! Thanks Kenneth!
Thank you as a 66 year old great grandmother been crafted a little bit all my life and working with wood all my life and that's a tip I didn't know how to find the center I want to thank you for that keep up the good work
A great refresher, this OG (73) needs these refreshers. Always use the same tape to measure everything on your project.
This was great …. Never stop learning
Thanks!
Hey Jess so glad o have you back in action!. I was hopibng you weren't stricken with COVID or something! Thanks for the tips!
Thanks Rich! Nope, just took a little break. I’m back now though!
Yankee fella with a Canadian beer ! Well done for sure .I really enjoy your videos. greetings from Canada 🇨🇦!
Great tips thanks
Thanks Patrick!
Thank you and I really love the last tips :)
Always enjoy learning these simple tips and tricks. A couple I already use and a couple I have not seen before so thank you good sir.
Thanks man! I’m so glad it was helpful!
Dope video bro. This was golden.
So cool, thank you for the tips 👍🏾
Thanks!
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The reason you aren't getting the right Circle because your pencil it's a little bit it's off from the edge of the market move your pencil back to the edge and thank you for your help and information God bless you
Great tips. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
OMG I had no idea that was the easiest way to measure to an inside corner! Lol thanks
Lol glad it was helpful
Another great video and good helpful tips.
Thanks Jimmy!!!
Tip, stop allowing you tape to crash back into the housing your rivts will eventually weaken and fly off, use your finger as a brake as it reatrcts back in.....longer lasting tape........ Keep up the good vids!
That’s actually a great tip. I just thought it sounded cool for the videos hahaha. Thanks!!
Nice tips... Some I did not know.
Thanks Joel! Glad it was helpful
Well I learned something that I can take to work and use angle iron and c channel and that's how to find center. That was pretty good.
The one thing that was driving me nuts throu the whole video was the slamming of the tape closed. I hate that as eventually it throws the measurement out of whack. The more you slam it the more pressure it puts on that blade to rivet waiting to wallow the whole out.
Good point, thanks!
I do this fulltime and I learned a few things. The solution is to always toss the Pittsburg tape measures. I had at least 7 or 8 of them at one point as the freebies, none of them matched up and were close.
Hahaha thanks brother!
I was waiting for you to show the 3,4,5 square procedure.
Not sure what that is
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop Oh I am sorry, short answer is any derivative of 3,4,5 can be used to find 90 degrees. on any plane, say use 30 inches across and 40 inches at 90 degrees and it must measure 50 inches between the two points. works with feet or inches, never tried anything else. very handy when you do not have an instrument or even s real square. Hope my answer is clear enough to understand. Nice video you have keep teaching , you are good.
Thanks! That’s a pretty cool tip!
As far as the dividing board in half, you said what if you have a board 7 5/16" then you showed us your method using only whole numbers (8,10, 7) you never showed us using your way how to find 1/2 of the 5/16". Anyway all the rest I already knew but thanks.
The whole numbers will find the half. Doesn’t matter what the width is of the board. You can use whatever whole number you wish with it on the diagonal and it will work! Thanks!
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop Ok Ok, but I tel you I just do it my head been at it 50+ years. Thanks again looking forward to the next video.
You say it’s perfect and then you say it’s not exact. I normally enjoy your content but this subject has been exhausted already.
Can’t win them all haha. You can get the perfect shape of a circle but it’s hard to get an exact measurement circle. That’s what I meant….
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop I had been enjoying a drink last night so I did not come off quite as I meant. I appreciate the content, I really do. However I do not understand why TH-camrs recycle subject matter so often.
Did you watch the video until the end? I actually explained exactly why I did. I don’t care what others do. I am building a platform and channel that has everything for everybody. It was a subject that I wanted to add to my beginner woodworking playlist so I did. It was free to make and is free foe anyone to watch.
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop no, I watched the first 3 or 4 minutes and stopped. If I am being honest, I just got bored with listening to what I thought I had already listened to 5 or 6 times before.
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some good tips. not convinced about the circle ..
Hi Jesse - I've only recently found your TH-cam channel and really enjoy the way you present things and explain what you're doing. I'll definitely make one of your Mallets when I've finished some other projects and look forward to it. I actually sat down last week converting inches to mm so I knew the dimensions of your Mallets and now this latest Tips and Tricks video about Tape Measures got me thinking - have you ever tried to use a Metric type of Tape Measure? I guess it all depends on what you're taught as you're growing up but when you start talking Fractions of an inch - it sounds over complicated and a system that is very easy to make mistakes. Keep up the great work mate. Regards, Neville.