Shop Tour - On a Budget - Simple but Practical
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Shop Tour - On a Budget - Simple but Practical. G'day folks and welcome my workshop tour. Unlike a lot of other workshop tours on TH-cam, mine is very basic which is totally fine for the needs that l have and l'm sure a lot of other beginning woodworkers would be in the same boat. This video also comes with the ADDED BONUS of a walk down memory lane where l revisit some old projects just to see how they're holding up after all these years.
Check it out and let me know what you think 👍😁
Before l go on...
Link to All My Woodworking Plans: DiyForKnucklehe...
Buy Me a Coffee.
Please help my Channel to keep producing DIY Educational Content with a small donation. Your generosity is much appreciated. Cheers.
www.buymeacoff...
Link to POWERTEC Workbench Caster Kit. Awesome set of wheels to make moving your bench around so much easier!
amzn.to/2HoTQX9
Link to the 28” Black Metal Hairpin Legs as Shown on my Wifes Scandi Style Desk:
amzn.to/2VUOvix
I CAN'T BELIEVE that l forget to include my Dewalt Mitre Saw in the Video!!! An AWESOME machine that l use on practically every project!! Here's the link to it for more information:
amzn.to/2W8Xtsi
Link to the Updated Model of my Dewalt DW745 Portable Table Saw:
amzn.to/2HiQgxB
Link to my Unboxing Video of the Dewalt Table Saw:
• DEWALT Table Saw. DW74...
Link to My Workbench Video Build:
• How to Build a Workben...
Tools l Use, Resource Page: diyforknuckleh...
…………..
DIY For Knuckleheads Website: diyforknuckleh...
-------------
SUBSCRIBE to DIY For Knuckleheads and never miss a video again!
/ shaneconlan1
-------------
-------------
Links to Project Videos Featured in this Video.
Trellis fence: • How to Build a Trellis...
Clothesline /Privacy Screen: • How to Build a Privacy...
Workbench: • How to Build a Workben...
Kitchen table: • How to Build a Farmhou...
Vintage Coat Rack: • How to Make a Coat Rac...
Office desk: • Easily Build a Table… ...
Outdoor Shower: • How to Build an Outdoo...
Wine rack….now magazine rack and paint can holder: • How to Build a Wine Ra...
Coffee table: • How to Build Coffee Ta...
Bedside tables: • How to Make a Bedside ...
Bench Seat: • How to Build a Bench S...
Owner Builder Video Series: This is the Final Big Reveal Video from a 50 Part Owner Builder Video Series.: • The BIG REVEAL! Owner ...
Sawhorses: • How to Build Sawhorses...
..............
Mailing Address:
DIY For Knuckleheads
P.O. Box 152
Sawtell,
NSW, 2452
Australia.
-------------
Check out the Latest Swag from our New DIY For Knuckleheads Clothing and Accessories Store!
shop.spreadshi...
------------
Check us out on Facebook;
/ diyforknuckleheads
------------
Music supplied by and Released under Creative Commons License 3.0.
GET UP! by Nicolai Heidlas Music / nicolai-heidlas
www.hooksounds...
Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported- CC BY 3.0 creativecommons....
Music provided by Music for Creators • Video
Have a great day and l’ll see you again real soon. 😁
#shoptour #woodworkingshoptour #woodworkshop - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
G'day Folks and Welcome to my Shop Tour on a Budget Video! Make sure you stick around and watch to the end of the video where we take a walk down Memory Lane and check out some past projects to see how they're holding up years down the track. Hope you enjoy it and have yourselves a great day! 👍👊😁
Great Stuff !!! DIY ForKnuckelheads was my first woodworking subscription and still my favorite. Thanks
WOW...that's awesome John....l'm honoured 👍😁
It's nice to know I'm not the only one limited on space! Big things from small spaces. Hahah
👍👍
Nice makita coffee table ;)
Hahahahhaha...hadn't thought of that James 👍😁
A true representation of a nice Aussie guy. Wish we had more of you mate. Keep it up
Thanks Doosha..really appreciate the comment mate and thanks for watching 👍👍😁
Yep so true 👍
Great video!! I can’t wait to make my new shop! Just moved to a new house and had to purge a lot of scrap wood and stuff...a clean slate 👍🏻
Thanks Brian...glad you liked the vid mate 👍😁 Good luck with the shop as well. Cheers 👍
Great tour Uncle Knackers. You have a lovely house mate. Really enjoy your videos. Been watching from day one. Always look forward to new uploads. All the best from the UK 🇬🇧 👍
Awesome! Really appreciate the feedback Aron! Thanks for watching and for sticking around for so long mate 👍👍
Mate, just started watching your vids when looking how to make a workbench. Going to be buying some basic gear and try it next week. Can’t wait to see how it goes, and appreciate your guides.
Awesome! Thanks for stopping by Korb and good luck with the bench!...you won't be disappointed...Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Workshop can be done anywhere. There is a German TH-cam channel (Wickis Welt) from a student who has his workshop in his shared room😮😊
Muck love my Brother awesome video I like it,I will bee watching you ok lol later :)
Thanks TJ!...appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch mate. Cheers 👍😁
@@diyforknuckleheads You are the Man my brother :)
What you recommend for a miter saw stand plz?
This is a really good one mate and is suitable for most mitre saws amzn.to/2EumQxR 👍👍
B sharp doesn't technically exist ....
Just goes to show you how much l know about music Matt 😂
ever since i watched Shane's videos i absolutely hate new stuff, i think Ikea will go out of business
Hahahahaha...cheers Ziqian....l think Ikea is pretty safe😂 Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Love it mate! You've been my inspiration in woodwork I now never look at pallets in the same way :)
Thanks Rad! You've been around my Channel for a long time mate...appreciate the support mate 👍😁
Well done Shane!! I’m in a small space too, so it’s a help to see how you’ve managed to keep it all neat and tidy. 👍
Stew
No worries at all Stew! Small spaces can be a little challenging but also doable 👍👍
Fantastic tour, mate. 👍
Got to say, watching your videos, then getting the tour, its very deceiving that you only have that small work space...
Looks like your builds are standing the test of time nicely. 👌
Cheers, mate.👍
Cheers Bill....yeah there's not much to the space mate.....does the job though l have to say. Thanks for watching mate 👍😁
New subscriber, for a few months now. I really enjoy your videos and I definitely learn something new every time. Reminds me of Robin Williams a little bit😍😀 I live in a mobile home and I don't have a workshop yet, but I'm thinking of 10ft X 20ft. In our county we can build 10 x 10 ft. without a permit. What I was thinking of doing is guiding it very close to the house and make it accessible from the house only so no doors open at the exterior, eliminating easy access to possible vandals. 2nd section only access from 1st section. Any advice or thoughts. It's going to be mainly for woodworking. Small craft fair type stuff. I have access to pallets so I really enjoy your videos using pallet wood😍😀😃. Thanks for sharing your talent, thoughts and videos, Rodney P.S. Aussie Rules Football is incredible, I first saw it on the TV in 1979. Thanks again.
G'day Rodney, sounds like you've got some pretty exciting plans there! Good idea re no door to the outside...that should give you some piece of mind. The big thing is dust retention especially if you dont have any ventilation to the outside. Check out videos on good old youtube that relate to that topic. There's plenty of smart guys out there with some nifty ways of nullifying the dust issue. Glad you like the vids and thanks for the sub! Good to see that you've experienced our game too...it's amazing 👊🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺😁 Have a good weekend mate 👍
You have a beautiful home! Kudos on buidling it yourself! And thanks for all the great videos! You have a knack (haha) for explaining things simply and to the point! I subscribe to a few DIY channels but yours and SeeJaneDrill are the only ones I keep on coming back to. Keep 'em coming! Greetings from sunny central South Africa!
Hi Miranda...I really appreciate your feedback! Thanks for being part of the DIY For Knuckleheads community and l also appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch my vids....especially all the way from South Africa!
Cheers, Shane 👍😁🇦🇺
Outstanding video and the different project`s well what can i say. ( Outstanding ). GDay
Cheers Jim! Thank for watching and for the feedback mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great to go down memory lane.. that bench chair thingy looks just as good as when you made it... keep the vids coming...
Thanks Darren...l actually forgot that l called it a 'thingy' 😂😂 Thanks for watching mate 👍
Love the house! And all your other projects! Enjoy in good health and may your house be ever filled with love and joy!
Thank you very much S.A....really appreciate the comment. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Doing a great job mate I'm starting in Diy projects your videos has helped me out on pallet wood thanks mate
My pleasure Ronald! Glad l could help in some small way mate.Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you so much for the ideas..i was going to get a router, a thickness planner etc.. But the bank balance of Elon musk is what I needed.
No worries Inam 👍👍😁
I love your style. I am close to retirement and have just started to work on my passion. You explain things well without overloading my with technical terms that just confuse the matter. I look forward to working on many projects utilizing your advice and expertise.
Thanks Thomas! Glad you like the videos mate and thanks for the feedback....much appreciated 👍😁🇦🇺
IVE BEEN SPENDING ON tools for 4 months now and now i need a workshop for the wood ive accumlated from the jobs ive been working on. im a labourer and im leraning more n more. My shed is just too small for big projects. However for making nice picture frames from ''scrap'' wood, it perfect
I’m just getting started in this woodworking stuff in an attempt to reinvent myself in retirement. Your personality/Aussie has been the shot in the arm in my confidence to get moving. At 63 years old, it’s been a long time since high school wood shop. Couple that aspect with the expensive tools needed, it seemed daunting. Your testament is proofing me wrong. I’m really happy to find that your beginners list won’t break the bank. One more thing - I also have a bit of comradeship with your surfing background, Nat Young comes to mind, as I’m a California transplant living in North Carolina now. Thanks man, you are appreciated 🏄🏼♀️
Wow!...Big change mate..West Coast to East Coast...hope you're near the beach 🤞 Thanks for taking the time to watch and good luck with the new hobby...you'll love it! Cheers , 👍😁🇦🇺
One of the reasons I like your channel is because you don't cuss :) thank you for that
Glad you noticed that Anita!....l try to make these videos as family friendly as possible. Cheers 👍😁
makita is one of the most expensive and quality vendor. Definitely not for beginners...
I had to stop watching one woodworker because every project required a cnc machine.
The miter saw didn't make appearance huh? Poor old dog 🤣
Mate mine’s smaller than yours... by 1m in each direction. For outside timber I use Organoil decking oil or outdoor furniture oil that you can just reapply as necessary without sanding. I’ve actually also had success using 50+ sunscreen on small stuff, like really successful once it’s soaked in on a hot day.
Pretty squeezey Luis....you do well to do what you do.👍👍 Thanks for the Organoil suggestion...l just need something that doesn't rub off onto the nice white sheets when it's a little windy. Never heard of the 50+ idea....sounds like an option in the future. Cheers mate and have yourself a great weekend 👍😁
I am from Cape Town, South Africa ' you are Really really inspirational , and motivational. I also develop itchy fingers, you have inspired me so much, I just want to thank you. Last but not least , I have become a Home Boy. Always something to do.
👍😁.....Thanks mate! I appreciate the feedback and thanks for taking the time to watch the videos 👍😁🇦🇺🎄🎄
Started 3 years ago with just a hacksaw and a cordless drill. Made a lot of things. Still don't have any table saw ,router, sander etc. For any newbie I'd recommend them to start with hand tools. Slowly buy things only as you need them.
Though I'd say a good drill is a must. You can have every other tool manual but drill should be a cordless one.
Spot on! Baby steps is always a good plan of action 👍 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
How? And I do mean how the f**k do you manage in such a space? Don’t you spend hours a week moving kit around? !!!! S O C C E R ??
Great to see the historical work and how well it’s all held up, because I don’t think a lot of the “work” on these home change shows will last a season?? How near the beach are you Uncle K?
One item that’s held up very well and you didn’t mention is you Uncle K. Yup thought that a couple of weeks back and forgot to mention to you, seriously man you’ve done well either through effort or good genes!
Now this 4 years old……and you have much more gear now and seem to have space? And you film in there as well. I repeat how the f**k do you do it??
Great video and from a new (at least to me) angle that has caused me to think about my need to have all I need before I begin woodworking, maybe I can start sooner??? Already panicking
Good day Uncle K
Bob
England
G'day Bob.....about 300 metres from the beach mate....great little spot in a small village on the Mid North Coast of N.S.W.
I know...it is small but you just have to make it work and yes l do find myself moving stuff around ALL the time!......Now the "SOCCER" thing.....what can l say.....l'm in Australia! 😂 Cheers regarding the good genes thing....the outside has held up ok but the inside is a different matter.....got a few things going on there that can make life a little tricky at times.
Thanks for watching mate and you're right, you don't need much to get stated 👍
Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Onya Knackers, you up in Queensland somewhere?
If you built your house, why on earth didn't you build yourself a bigger workshop?!? ;-)
Great video. I'm just starting out my woodworking journey and all of the videos I'm watching use thousands of dollars of kit which has me constantly on the Amazon, Total Tools, Bunnings, Timbecon, Hare and Forbes, and Carbatec websites looking to spend the hard earned.
You made me realise that I don't need to spend heaps of coin on a thicknesser, jointer, etc but I reckon a table saw is just about a necessity due to the flexibility of what it can make easier, not just rip cuts.
Cheers, knackers!
Thanks Adam! Mate l would have loved to have built a bigger shop but space was a premium on our little block 😢 Location wise we're on the Mid North Coast of NSW...and you're right, you don't need a truckload of gear but the table saw is almost a necessity. Have a good one and thanks for watching 👍👍😁🇦🇺
Just started woodwork at my Community Shed and I'm good with shamozzle lol... enjoying your videos... great for beginners. 😁
😂....Thanks Janet 👍
Great viddy, uncle Knackers. Sad the dad joke didn't make its way in - I guess this viddy was before those were a feature? I'm fairly new to your stuff, but always make a point of watching anything new released. On the workshop front, happy to say I've almost finished gearing mine up... about to take on a large renovation as an owner builder. Will definitely be getting stuck into that older material for additional insight and wisdom. Keep the good stuff rolling! 😁🇦🇺 🐨
G'day Mitch....thanks for taking the time to watch the vids mate and good luck with the Reno! I'm sure you'll knock it out of the park 👍😁🇦🇺
HEY! You have my fishing tackle box! Hold on - ‘m gonna go check...... (3min later) - nope - mine is still there! You must just be a copy-cat! Great video - thanks for sharing!
Great minds think alike when it comes to fishing gear David 👍😁🇦🇺
Hello. Love all your stuff, but I have to ask a dumb question. When you say "details are in the comment box below", where is the comment box? I can't find it?? Geez, sorry. Please help. Thanks Uncle Knackers!
Hahahahhaha.....no dramas John.....On a PC, if you look under the video where there is some writing you will see some writing that says "SHOW MORE"....click that 👍 On a phone, just under the video on the right hand side there is a little "V" .....click that 👍 Good luck and thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I'm mostly on 18v Makita for cordless tools that I tend to move around with a lot like drill/drivers, planer, SDS drill, multitool etc but for corded tools like my mitre saw, orbital sander, and sheet sander, I'm using Ryobi. I have a DeWalt table saw, and an Ozito track saw. I'm using 18v hikoki framing and finish nail guns, and a Milwaukee 18v trim router. I use battery adaptors to allow me to use Makita batteries with hikoki and Milwaukee cordless tools. It's a bit of extra bulk but it works for me. Basically, buy the best tool for the job based on your budget and don't be afraid to mix and match.
Couldn't agree more S.J 👍👍
3 years since you did the house, man that flew by. I see your designer bird house still up there.
I know mate...it's mental!! I can't believe it myself and yeah the 'Penthouse' hasn't fallen out of the tree yet ...😂😂 It did come tumbling down a year or so ago though when one of my little fellas friends came over for a play, climbed that tree and used the birdhouse as a STEP!! Luckily it withstood the impact as it hit the ground!! 👊👊 Thanks for watching 👍😁
Hello Shane why don't you do some french cleats like i did in mine garage and it's amazing.
Thanks for the videos.
G'day Joao....thanks for watching the vids. I'm actually considering doing a French Cleat wall. Just need to work out what l want to add to it 🤔
Hi Shane, just stumbled across your channel, starting to watch some of your previous video's. I have subscribed and hope to see your future projects. Thanks for sharing. P.S. your like an Australian version of Tommy Cooper haha
Hahahahhaha....Welcome aboard Jim and l hope you can stick around for plenty more to come mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I really appreciate your attitude, wit, sense of humor, bench setup, tool choices, and the overall quality of the video. I detest the background soundtrack. For me, and others, I'm guessing, the background track is a deal breaker.
Henry Fisher was an old timey blacksmith and our neighbor. He lived in a 12 x 16 shack, that is still standing, on his son's farm. He got up around 4am every day. He would round up the 20 or so dairy cows his family milked.
Afterwards, on occasion, he would come by our farmhouse for a spot of breakfast and a cup of coffee.
Henry had a bit of a shake in his hands so he'd hold his cup w both hands.
One morning he came by and me mum put a cup of coffee on the kitchen table for him.
I was about 12 at the time. I really liked old Henry.
So, he gets hold of the cup, raises it to his lips and takes a sip.
Two things are important to note here. Me mum was a bit touchy about her culinary skills. Henry always spoke his mind. Although he barely broke five feet tall and 120 lbs, he was no shirker; all his teeth were gone and his jaw had been broken a few times while shoeing horses. He was one of the few who dared speak clearly to me mum.
"Dorothy (that was her name), when I want coffee, I want coffee and when I want water, I want it clean."
That's the way I like my videos too.
Henry Fisher was one of my childhood heroes. I loved that man. He let me help in his shop on occasion. What you do in your small shop is important. Thanks for reading.
Henry sounds like a top old bloke mate 👍
G'day Bloke. I am a total newbie DIY woodworker (Sometime) and would like to know if a biscuit joiner is preferable to using dowels? (I have a doweling kit) It seems the "Festool" mob reckon you should, but with the amount of projects (both successful and unsuccessful) at this time I dunno. Your input would be appreciated. Plus I am not absolutely flushed with coin!!
Mate....dowels are stronger than biscuits and the machine you're talking about from Festool ( l think they call it a domino machine...could be wrong?) is a totally professional machine and the price matches that. If you're just doing the top of a table or something like that the biscuit joiner is fine. I've used it on. many projects and it's worked well. The good thing is that you can pick them up reasonably cheaply. Hope that helps! 👍😁
Imagine using that wine rack as a book rack. LOL. What a shame. 😁 beautiful workshop and I love your setup for your tools. I've apparently missed a lot of your videos. So I have a lot of catching up to do. I've already done 2 of your projects and they don't look too bad. Not quite as nice as yours But I'm also not a carpenter. Thanks Uncle Knacker!!
Good stuff Marcel! Hahahahaha....yeah the wine rack didn't go with the new house so it was banished to the garage 😂 It is a great magazine and spray can rack l have to say 👊😂 Glad you're liking the projects mate 👍😁🇦🇺
You're awesome Shane and a good laugh. Me and the mrs can't help but watch your videos. Awesome wood working skills, and a top Ozzy bloke! Give me a bell when you're in NZ, and we'll head out to the work shop (That has a bit too much junk floating around in it) for some beers and project builds. You tackle the lumber, and I'll handle the beers!
Cheers Josh...glad you and the better half enjoy them mate! 👍😁😁👊 If l'm ever over there mate l'll take you up on that offer 🍺🍺🍺 Have good one 👍😁
Great vid, mate. I'm not loyal when it comes to brands, though my main cordless is makita and so reliable. It came in a set with an impact driver which is a great little tool too (do you have one.
A customer had a tool clearance just before last xmas. Bought a ton of stuff for £320. Sold a lot of heavy industrial clamps and vices on and got most of my money back and still left with a pillar drill, table saw, belt sander, grinding wheels, Bosch router and table saw, plus loads of hand tools
I'm buying a mid sized wood lathe in September to have a go at some turning. A band saw is on my list too.
Got a 10 x 12' shed to work in.
Good score Andy and yes l have the impact driver....great little unit👊👊 Have fun with the lathe and thanks for watching
I have a 1 1/2 car garage, I do automotive work, welding and wood working. Space is everything! I am actually about to remodel my work shop. Insulate and better storage. I plan on making videos when I start.
Love the video, the house looks amazing! Thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks Bill.....yeah the house is great mate....we love it! Good luck with the vids mate....let me know when you start 👍👍
I’d love to switch to makita, but the amount of time I have to do woodworking doesn’t justify the price. I got a free makita 18v drill and 2 batteries but no charger. But I already have a ryobi drill, impact driver and finish nailer with charger. I guess I gotta stick with ryobi for now.
Ryobi is still ok Montana 👍👍
I never liked the “For Dummies” titles…”dummy” is too insulting. But knuckleheads…well we’re all knuckleheads…
😂....Very true Jan 👍😁🇦🇺
Just found your channel. I just purchased lumber to build your bench. If it falls apart. I’m blaming you 😂. Nice channel ❤️
Good stuff F.M......mate, this bench could withstand a nuclear blast!!😂😂 Good luck with the build 👍👍
I have a 6 x 4 garage, where I use to store my painters work Ute & my painting gear. Along with garden tools, a small work bench, & some handyman tools. Of course I have to move out my now retired work Ute, which I wanted to keep for those once in a while dump run trip. At least now I don’t feel shed envy anymore, as my new Knucklehead mate has one too. Love your vids & your presentations. Cheers 🍻
👍...Thanks Craig.....you just need to adapt to the space you have....appreciate ou watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Another great video. Love seeing how the projects hold up over time. 😀
Cheers P.T. Thanks for watching mate👍😁
Great shop knnaaacckkkeers!!
Cheers Max 👍....Pretty basic mate but it does the job 👍🇦🇺😁
Im a Makita man also!! I father bought me one for my 16th birthday. I only buy Makita. Love the vids keep em coming.
Wil-
Same mate...love Makita....never had a problem and they work great 👍👍 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
My husband is a plumber. He's got a bunch of those Makita blue boxes in his work truck. If he likes the brand its gotta be a good one...he's very particular.
I
Wise man Poppy 👍
Hi. I’m a new subscriber to your channel and already a big fan. I’m also new to woodworking and don’t have any type of electric saw yet. What would you recommand i buy? What is the safest?
Hi Valerie....thanks for taking the time to watch my videos...really appreciate it 👍😁🇦🇺 In regards to the circular saw, buy the best one you can afford. Stick with the major brands like Makita and Dewalt and you can't go wrong. Good luck! 👍😁🇦🇺
Regarding cordless/battery operated tools, what Ah battery do you recommend? Is 2Ah adequate?
Hi Dominic.....just depends on what you intend to use the tool for mate. Regardless of that, l wouldn't go for anything under 3ah. Hope that helps 👍😁🇦🇺
I've got a little garage under my main roof I keep my car in, but I'm trying to work out a way so I can use it as a workshop when I want to, then pack things up and put the car back in again. hopefully will get that sorted in the next few months. I use Bosch tools, after lsing all my gear, too long to go into, I slowly built my collection back up again and decided Bosch was going to be my power tools of choice. you do pay a wee bit more but its worth it. enjoying watching all your videos and getting ideas for things I can do too. 🙂
No worries at all Catey! Good luck with the evolution of your workshop and tool collection. I'm sure it's going to turn out great 👍😁🇦🇺
Hi Mate!
Hope my wife never see this shop tour. My buying days would be over! Wish I was that organized.
Hahahahahah
Great video, love all the past projects & tips to improve. Tidiest storage/work space I've ever seen. You'd die, if you ever saw my garage
Thanks Selena.....trust me....it's not always that tidy 😂 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Mostly hand tools, very few power tools. Six hand saws, four planes, numerous chisels, hammers gouges and the like. Mostly work outside. Mostly old or homemade tools many used to be something else. All of my layout tools came from my grandson's old maple bed.
Well done Scott...you're a man after my own heart 👍👍😁
Great job Uncle Knackers! I enjoy watching your challenges. Well done mate!
Thanks Matt...glad you enjoy them! I just uploaded another video about 5 minutes ago. Here's the link if you're interested. Cheers mate 👍😁 th-cam.com/video/8bj0yfSiWok/w-d-xo.html
I’m pretty sure B sharp doesn’t exist. There’s only one semitone between B and C. This also happens with notes E and F. Your saw playing skills are great though haha.
Hahahhahaaha...yeah l wouldn't have a clue Michael....l just plucked a letter from mid-air....sounded good at the time. Thanks for watching 😁
Very nice knackers. Was really nice seeing all your builds. I watched them all. Love it. As Mr. Kerrigan would say "it's not a house, it's a home. And you can't buy what I have".
Keep it up.
Thanks Harry....gotta love the Kerrigans 👍😁 Thanks for watching mate 👍
I really like your shop my garage is split with wood working tools and my Mechanic tools I’m trying to reorganize to much junk I thought I could not live with out
Thanks Pete....yeah tight spaces are always a little challenging. Have a good cleanse mate....feels good 👍🇦🇺😁
Hey knackers what size circular saw and mitre saw do you think might be best for someone starting out ( like me for instance ) ...... cheers
G'day Cliff.....for the circular saw, go for a 7 1/4 inch and a 10 inch blade for the mitre saw. Good luck with it mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great vid. Love the pallet wood projects the most. My most favorite tool in your arsenal is definitely the cordless nail gun...one day when I'm big....😆😆
Thanks Cheslyn! Yeah l do have a soft spot for the humble old pallet. It's where all the videos started! "When l'm big" 😂😂...love it!
That bench/pew in the background around the 12 minute mark, is gorgeous. 😍
Sure is 👍 It's a 17th Century French Bench....we love it 👍😁🇦🇺
“It’s almost three years down the tracks, and hasn’t fallen down yet “. That made me laugh out loud. Love the channel!
😂....Thanks Michael 👍😁🇦🇺
that's a fab tour of everything. Neat and tidy setup - Well done and look forward to many more of your youtube clips.
Thanks Siva...appreciate the feedback mate. Make sure you stick around as there is more to come! Cheers 👍😁
Great presentations. I have learnt so much, especially with the quick tips, keep it going.
No worries at all Ronald! Thanks for the feedback mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great video as per usual. I love my little shed and it does everything I need but by jeez my scrap pile is a shamozzle. Missus is constantly on my back about cleaning it up or shes gonna turn it into firewood!!!
Cheers mate...and l know where you're coming from re the missus and the mess 😂😂 You should see my shop just after l finish a project??....Shamozzle on steroids 😂 Have a good one and thanks for watching 👍
well done. I was wondering if you have some project to decorate the boring timber fence we have in Australia.
Thanks Rahat 👍 No, sorry mate no fencing project on the horizon. Appreciate you taking the time to watch. mate 👍🇦🇺
You workshop is like 50 time larger than mine... ok not quite... lol
😂😂
Uncle Knackers should be the official ambassador for Australian tourism.
Hahahahaha.....l'll put it to the Tourism Minister mate 😂
Where's the pallet wood mailbox??? Looks like a store bought one currently there?
Hahahahaha...yeah, pretty slack Paul...l'll have to do something about that 👍😁
Just goes to show you don't need all the fancy equipment to make really cool stuff - just some imagination and a bit of ticker!
Spot on Matt!...thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Which saw bench do you have?do you have the dewalt one, Im mostly a diyer can I get away with cheaper one?thanks
Narinder, l just left you a message about this on my Fishing Rod Carrier video 👍👍
❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺
You are awesome to learn from, thank you 🙏💚
You are so welcome Donna! Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers 😁🇦🇺👍
Great video. A lot of fun to watch.
Thanks Gene!...glad you liked mate 👍😁
Are you shooters Williams dad?
thank you. This on-a budget-thinking really helps
You're welcome mate 👍 Thanks for watching 👍🇦🇺😁
Hi Shane any chance you could do a vid on how you did the table saw bench looks impressive
Unfortunately l don't have a video on that one mate...sorry about that 👍😊
Always loved your videos mate. Best wishes from Poland.
Thanks mate! Really appreciate you sticking around and l hope all's well over in Poland 👍 Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
wow that is a small area thanks for the tour uncle Knackers. Glad to know you don't need to re mortgage a home to get the tooling needed to start. did you have a link to the saw horse video?
Thanks Odin...yeah mate there's not much to it and the link to the sawhorse video is in the description box below the video. Thanks for watching mate 👍😁
good job mate but bloody hell !!! Where have those three years gone ??? lol
Thanks Ian....yeah l know....it's a little scary 👍
Thanks for making woodwork accessible for most of us.
My pleasure Alberto! Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Grouse trip down memory lane mate, I’ve been enjoying your videos for years & you’re the gentleman of TH-cam presenters that make others feel good about trying things, cheers mate 🎥🎥🔨🔨👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thanks Dirk..yeah l thought it was about time to go back and revisit some of the old projects 👍😁 Appreciate the comment too mate...the sentiment is reciprocated 👍😁 🇦🇺🇦🇺
What did you line your garage wall with? How’s it holding up?
Mate, it is a textured Villaboard....still looks awesome 👍
Garage sales are some of the best bargains I have found for some power tools and drill bits and other tools
Yeah J.D.....plenty of bargains to be found there mate 👍👍
I don't know why but I am also a makita man🤣 just sharing😅
I'm Makita through and through John 👍👍👊
I can't believe it's been 3 years since you did the house. Where has the time gone?
Mate...time has flown!! Thanks for watching 😁
Just found you,awesome tips,thank you so much.
No worries Keith....Welcome aboard mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Good on ya Shane, great episode, always look forward to and enjoy your posts.
Tim
Thanks Tim...l appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch them 👍😁
6X4... Thats big :)
I have 1/3 of that area
That's small 👍
It is really nice and enjoyable to see your whole work station. Just enjoyed this video. It's really nice to see your first project as well
I m recently started some wood working out of interest and I have built 2 Racks and one big cupboard for my house. But I have only jigsaw, handsaw and a drill Machine to work 😅
But slowly will add more power tools in future 😃
Thank you very much Siddesh! You've done really to build those with things with only the few tools you have 👍👍 Good luck with your future projects 👍😃🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads Thank you so much 😊.
the most important tool is the bar fridge, damn, bigger than mine lol
Couldn't agree more mate 👍😁🍺🍺
You’re the most entertaining woodworker on youtube!
👍😁...Thanks B.H! I really appreciate the comment. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺