Preparing for Router Work! DIY Roller Stand Tool Hack
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Doug I think you was born way back when us older ones great grandpas were living,,,cause your mind works just like them folks did. Lol they always made things that made life easier and had to come up with brilliant ideas. You’re amazing my friend ❤️
Pam, that is a beautiful compliment!
Necessity is the mother of invention came from people, who like Doug spent time thinking and problem solving. Once of the things I love about this channel.
By George, I think he's got it.
Once again , you prove the old adage “ necessity is the mother of invention “ !!!!
Doug, you are Awesome 😎!!!
Talk about ingenuity! Lightweight, portable, adjustable and cost friendly. What more can you ask for? Your little workshop is coming along quite nicely. What I like is the fact that when you build a permanent shop all that you have custom build can be transfered to the bigger space. Nothing wasted. I don't think there is anything you can't build or construct with the way you think outside the box.
BRILLIANT!! I love how you do creative problem solving!
I really admire your creativity. You don't let anything go to waste. Great work.
I'm telling you , you never cease to amaze me.... it's almost like you come up with these ideas in your sleep. Who am I kidding, I'm sure you probably do...LOL
Doug ,I am more impressed by you every time I watch.
Genius.
Love your Family. Hope All are well.
Thank you.
Doug,one of my favorite things on your channel is hearing you say these four words: "I'm happy with it." :)
Hi Doug, as I was watching you do this, 2 things came to mind. I hope your children watch what you do, so they learn directly from you new things you do, especially when you are innovative. Anything thing that came to mind is you making videos of just those things you invent, or ingenuity you use to make your life much easier. You can sell those videos or have a school of some sort. The possibilities are endless. Awesome to watch. Thanks
If anyone can figure it out Doug can. This is great idea.
Cool hack, Doug! I'm sure some other DIYers learned something from you today. You are so resourceful and inventive, making use of things you already have around the workshop.
Doug aka MacGyver! You always think outside the box for creative solutions. Be blessed.
Genious Doug!
Handcrafted tongue and groove boards. Ur house value just went up. Not to mention how doing ur walls with tongue and groove is so fitting into the look u choose for ur house. It’s actually perfect for the time.
Wow, you are very resourceful and ingenious. It's because of people like you that I keep hoping the world can be better. Thank you from Montréal, Canada.
Doug I just love the thought you put into things and come up with cool ideas. Way to go
You ought to start another channel called ‘Doug Designs’. Love the way you solve problems using things you already have.
Took me back watching you use the tap. When I was young, my next door neighbour was an inventor and he taught me how to use loads of tools & machines. Good times. 😌😌
I like it. Can't wait to see how the wood paneling starts to come together in the space.
Doug, this is a brilliant idea. You should get a patent. No joke.
Totally genius!! Who would have ever thought of a tripod stand? Only you, Doug, only you!!!
I don't know how you sleep at night. Your brain must go nuts at night just thinkin about what you have and what you can make work. And it does :)) Never fails. Love, Granny.
It was fun to watch the planks going from the wall stack to the drying rack 🙂the wood looks good!
Your so smart and talented
Great problem solver, Doug!
How ingenious. Doug, you are one smart man. I know others will learn from your great ideas. Great content. We love watching all your videos. God Bless.
A suggestion in case it might be helpful. You may already know this, but you could make small sand bags tied to the tripod to weight it down so it would be more secure. Just a thought. I think it's a great idea to use a tripod
"Getter done with whatcha got", mentality!! Love the unique ideas you always come up with to get the job done easier and done right!! Hope y'all have a blessed weekend!
Great idea Doug! Lookin good!
Doug you a genius you think of everything love this channel I learn so much you and Ashely hugs and prayers and much love
Ok Doug , i mean ok Mcgyver! You never cease to amaze us with your creations! So cool 😎 😊👍💕💕💕
The things you come up with to make things easier are brilliant ! Wow
Making do with what you have on hand, is what made "America" great.
eg, the 🔫 gun.
Cool beans, Doug! Necessity is the mother of invention. On tip, when drilling or tapping steel, put a little lube oil on the bit or tap. Helps it cut easier. Making your own bead board, sweet!
Anything you do is awesome to watch and learn...thank you for that!
Genius! Pure, simple, genius!!!💚🧡
I am Doug/Ashley/Belle/Maverick team ALL THE WAY. NOW, we can clearly see why it's taken so long to make progress on the house... so many set backs, and you all take them so very well, thank you. I know I'm an addict to this channel as it's one of several I follow. Between you and Shawn James, you keep me calm and moving forward. Thank you. Oh, and the walls are going to be gorgeous, as we can all see. I am particularly blessed as the wood finish I prefer is "pickled oak" (whitewashed like yours).
This was brilliant Doug!
Your very innovative Doug!! Love your work!
Nice and creative great job Doug!👍
Great idea! I like that you threaded the holes rather than using a nut.
I do appreciate how you're always thinking on your toes, Doug. Excellent solution. Wouldn't be surprised if a similar design showed up on the shelves of home-improvement stores at some point.
Easy peasy. It's like the tripods were made for that. The kids will be glad they don't have to be the board holders *LOL*
Aloha 🌺 Doug, yeah! Like the old days, use what you have! 🥰
Great idea for your router. This will make the job a lot neater and definitely without the bumping of long pieces. Thanks for sharing. Have a Blessed day.
Pretty good idea there👍🏼
Doug now you need a couple of feather boards for your router table , one to hold the boards to the back stop and the second to hold the boards to the table top to make a more concise cutting edge
Had to look it up: th-cam.com/video/Bl-hQDwhxpo/w-d-xo.html :)
You are a man of precision. Well done
Hi Doug Ashley & kids,amazing idea Doug!Have a great week & anxious to see the master bedroom come together! 🌷🌷🌷🌷
Necessity is the mother of invention.
You can make a simple " Outfeed " table out of shelf material... laminated stuff is slick as a cat's..well behind... some adjustment to match your router table ( one end can match your table and attach to it ) on one or both ends makes it easy to control your fed parts.... i have used scrap sheet products for decades with sawhorses and i have roller stands too..i find a wider and longer surface easier to feed onto ...
Does Doug’s brain ever stop creating-inventing all sorts of neat stuff?? I bet he even does it in his sleep!! 🤔🙃😊!
With Doug & Ashley at the helm, the possibilities are ENDLESS!!
Another common trick is to add a hinged swing up outfeed table onto your router table...one or both sides with a leg ( 2 per side is better ) that drops down to hold it up...adjustment helps here too ...
😀 Another clever idea... looking for to seeing boards go up 😀
Doug you are a genius! I love how your mind works! You are a gifted and talented craftsman. Keep safe and God bless your beautiful family 👨👩👧👦🤲💞💐
A tool for all things i like it keep um coming 👍😎
Brilliant!❤
another great innovation...I am selfish enough to say I am glad you have some problems because necessity is the mother of inventions and you always come up with awesome solutions and generously share to benefit all your viewers.
Your mind amazes me! A great way to make sure your hard work is protected!
Alrighty then! Cool, creative, and works like a charm! Those routed boards are going to look great! Until next time God bless y’all 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸
So very smart great job.🏆
Doug, your mind is a masterpiece. Take care.
Better than some of the commercial ones as it truly has variable height adjustment. Hoping for smooth cutting for you. Thanks for the video!
Yet again, very clever!! 😊
Always use oil when taping threads.
Nice! Can't wait to see you doing a little more of making the tounge and groove boards and then installing them. Have a great day!
Necessity is the mother of invention, or something like that . Can’t wait to seen those walls❤️
Doug - That is a smart setup! Good job!!
When drilling metal put a drop of oil on it.
You are so smart on how to use things you have to aide you. What a great invention!
You know the best inventions were born out of necessity! You are destined to invent many things! We could say we saw it here first! LOL
I love the way your mind works, you're always trying to use what you have to serve many different purposes. Very wise and you save money.
Another Doug invention awesome 👏🏻
I would never thought about fixing a problem like that🤯🤯Great Job💯👏🏾
Nice hack! I appreciate working with items you already own whenever possible. I enjoy opportunities to be frugal.
Brilliant! Thanks!
This will definitely help you when you are routing out all the wood for inside your home❤️❤️❤️❤️. Another excellent idea
Good thinking Doug, I can appreciate a well thought out recycling project. Take care and be well!
Drill taps are a nifty tool. They make drill taps for impacts that have the drill bit on the tip of the bit so it's all in one, but I did not know they made a hand drill tap that big.
You remind me so much of how my dad would come up with a solution, before they came out with those sheetrock lifts, he made one out of wood and it worked fine, he just didn't have a crank to lift it to the ceiling, he had pegs and spaced holes in each leg and it was slower but worked perfectly. He was a ''jack of all trades'' like you!! Can't buy it, make one.
a tad bit of drilling lubricant goes a long way plus it helps save on your drill tips I use CRC... nice DIY. plus that tripod does look pretty darn sturdy.
Pretty slick I tell ya🧐
Great work idea again Doug. You have a way of coming up with these excellent ideas. Looking forward to see what is next. Hope you all are enjoying the weather. Cool hear in Pa I need some sunshine 🌄 and warm weather. 😊
Once again, you've come up with an ingenuous solution to a problem. Looking forward to the actual work of producing the tongue-in-groove boards for your MBR walls.
Cool idea👍👍 I don't know about anyone else but for some reason that gold colored drill bit on the first hole was mesmerizing, was it a differ speed, I couldn't figure out what was different from the second one.🤔
Yes, it was weird!
Reduce reuse recycle nice job Doug.
Clever to use what you have at home, instead of buying new things.
Doug you are a very clever man you amaze me with the things you come up with keep up the good work be safe and God bless
As usual, you’re brilliant.
Years ago I had an old house that had all wood walls and it was so cool.
The mad scientist strikes again. Awesome job Doug.
Awesomeness!! Great idea and looks easy to use too!! Now why can't I have great ideas!?! LOL!! Just kidding, I'm well aware of my limitations, in the thinking department or being creative!! LOL!! Looking forward to seeing your next video. Ashley and Doug, sending Lots of Love and Hugs to you both and to your talented kiddos too!!
Can't wait to see how the bedroom is getting along.
A little bit of oil goes a long long way-I recommend Tap Magic!
What a good idea!
Wonderful idear!
Well done..... So practical 💖✨
You always think of everything. Great job.
Great idea!! Can't wait to see the floors!!
As always perfection .Why such heavy timber for a ceiling cover please ?.
I wouldn't personally call it heavy timber. We are using standard 3/4" thick boards. This the the normal size that is used for walls and ceilings for many decades. You can't really get it any thinner, within reason.
Hi there, nice idea to utilize what u have to get what u looking for. As always well done Douglas 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗
Super genius! Love it! Great work!
smart idea
With all your ingenious woodworking & tool making you could sell it & have a great business!