¡Buenos días Reparador, y muchas gracias por tan buenas ideas! Sólo una corrección, si me lo permites. Para la idea que empieza en 3:03 no es necesario sacar el buje, simplemente se saca la parte fija y se pone en el otro extremo. En tu descargo te diré que yo antes lo hacía como tú en el vídeo, pero aprendí la manera sencilla de alguien que, como tú, se molestó en grabar, editar y subir el vídeo. ¡Internet es una hermosa herramienta!
@The Maker- great video!!! I just love your inventiveness - a clear indication of a superior mind. Wonderful to watch. Thank you for posting. Cheers, from Northern Ireland. ☘️😃👍🥃
This video is soo informative and helpful. I’ve been in several of these situations and struggled to find workarounds, these tips will definitely come in handy in the future! Thanks soo much
@@babboon5764 I've got a doctor joke! Probably about as relevant as reversing the blade. This guy goes to his doctor and asks him if he has ever laughed at any of his patients. The doctor says .......
Anyway, to continue... The doctor says, 'In 25 years of practice I have never laughed at any of my patients!" Reassured, the patient drops his trousers and the doctor sees that he has a 'weener' the size of a cocktail sausage. The doctor immediately bursts into uncontrolled laughter, tears squeezing out between his eyelids and he bends over unable to control himself. After about ten minutes he manages to bring himself under control and, between spasms of suppressed mirth he says, "Sorry about that. It won't happen again. How can I help you?" The patient says, "It's swollen".
1:45 You don't need to unpin the main clamp - just attach the small part to the other end of the bar. You'll get the same result. It is supposed to work that way without extra tools.
1:50 why did you knock the pin out and slide the clamp mechanism off? you could have slid the clamp end onto that end and put it's bolt back through without that extra step? I do this all the time
@@kalmarattila I have a few different branded one handed clamps and they all work in exactly the same way (except an old Erwin which has a fixed clamp end), the pin he knocked out is for aligning the clamp end and the hole next to it for the bolt to secure it :)
I was looking for THIS kind of comment about no 4. My thoughts exactly lol! I have the lidl one too and another make they work the same way without hammering pin out.
For the number 4, you don.t have to punch out that stopper and turn the handle around, you can just put the lip of the clamp that you've just unscrewed to the other end of the clamp. Excellent video nonetheless, so mush less trouble I'd have to go through had I watched it earlier.
@@lachlanbell8390 😅 100% same here...came from seeing thumbnail...that's why the dang bolt is there; screaming "twist me"...about lost it when he knocked the rivet out 😅
I have a project of making a picture frame in the coming days. Was wondering how to clamp the frame together. This video provides exactly the solution I was looking for. Thank you!
A simple tie down strap is all you need, I use it all the time for frames. And it's self-aligning too so always perfectly applied pressure with angles maintained.
Some of those were brilliant.
I'm a retired journeyman carpenter and a very good woodworker. I learned something today, namely #1, 2, 6. Bravo . . . and thank you!
If you learned something from this then you haven't travelled enough my friend
Every single tip was great many thanks for making this video and sharing
Genius. Thanks.
thanks for the ideas .
Es un artista este Sr. 🙌
Very good advices
¡Buenos días Reparador, y muchas gracias por tan buenas ideas!
Sólo una corrección, si me lo permites. Para la idea que empieza en 3:03 no es necesario sacar el buje, simplemente se saca la parte fija y se pone en el otro extremo.
En tu descargo te diré que yo antes lo hacía como tú en el vídeo, pero aprendí la manera sencilla de alguien que, como tú, se molestó en grabar, editar y subir el vídeo.
¡Internet es una hermosa herramienta!
Не плохие подсказки для столяной работы, не плохие. Спасибо.
Excellent idea’s thanks
Ah ouiiii ! Excellent 👍😁👏
Super ! Thank you. 😀👍👍👍!!!
Wow very useful tricks
Thanks for sharing
excellent, merci beaucoup, plein de bonnes idées
Some Great tips. You could blow more on clamps than tools so these help alot.
Some brilliant tips there!
@The Maker- great video!!! I just love your inventiveness - a clear indication of a superior mind. Wonderful to watch. Thank you for posting. Cheers, from Northern Ireland. ☘️😃👍🥃
Compared to other channels with tiktok level tricks, this guy has some really useful and genuine ideas!
Great 👍🏻
@@Papermanic then nobody bothered to share these with the new blood.
Super video👍😉😎....díky.
Those are fantastic !
Nice, thanks for sharing
Děkuji mnohokrát za výborné tipy.
Eline yüregine sağlık olsun 👍👍👍👍👍
Number 3 part A was well clever!!!
Wow! thanks heaps
Здравствуйте! Благодарю за дельные советы!
Who the heck would give this video thumbs down excellent video and very informative tips thank you sooo much.
super tips - danke dafür
Some good stuff right here.
My man you are a genius , this will help me build better pyro techniques 🛠️🔥🤙🏾
Awesome!!!!
good video!
Seriously wowed!
fantastic tips thank you
Excellent !!! Thumbs up and I subscribed
great ideas .
This video is soo informative and helpful. I’ve been in several of these situations and struggled to find workarounds, these tips will definitely come in handy in the future! Thanks soo much
You are smart
Excellent and useful hacks! Love this. Thank you!!!!!
Great videos and tips. Thanks
Boy, did I learn alot!!!
Thank you
Всё гениальное просто.Спасибо!
Спасибо! Реальные и полезные советы!
Very good!.. Thank you
Great and very practical and useful tips, thank you.
I just shook my head watching this video. So many times I could have used these ideas, never dawned on me.
Good innit. Clever bloke this lad.
@@babboon5764 I've got a doctor joke!
Probably about as relevant as reversing the blade.
This guy goes to his doctor and asks him if he has ever laughed at any of his patients. The doctor says .......
Anyway, to continue...
The doctor says, 'In 25 years of practice I have never laughed at any of my patients!"
Reassured, the patient drops his trousers and the doctor sees that he has a 'weener' the size of a cocktail sausage.
The doctor immediately bursts into uncontrolled laughter, tears squeezing out between his eyelids and he bends over unable to control himself.
After about ten minutes he manages to bring himself under control and, between spasms of suppressed mirth he says, "Sorry about that. It won't happen again. How can I help you?"
The patient says, "It's swollen".
Excellent tips! 👍
Just proves with a little bit of imagination, a simple clamp can become a multi tool. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for the idea
Those were all really useful tips. Thank you!
Thank you. I have learned a few things...
Excelente...!!! Mil gracias.Tu video es de mucha utilidad. Y es, también, uno de los mejores tutoriales de carpintería que he visto en TH-cam.
Zasta si ti brate dobio preko milion pregleda a prosto logicne stvari
very clever ! Thank you
Outstanding
Une des vidéos "trucs et astuces" les plus utiles que j'ai vues !
1:45 You don't need to unpin the main clamp - just attach the small part to the other end of the bar. You'll get the same result. It is supposed to work that way without extra tools.
I came to the comments to say the same thing. My clamps were advertised with this function.
Excellent, especially the frame clamp idea, will definitely use it - thank you!
Thank you very much.
1:50 why did you knock the pin out and slide the clamp mechanism off? you could have slid the clamp end onto that end and put it's bolt back through without that extra step? I do this all the time
True! The same question here. I have the same clamps from LIDL...
@@kalmarattila I have a few different branded one handed clamps and they all work in exactly the same way (except an old Erwin which has a fixed clamp end), the pin he knocked out is for aligning the clamp end and the hole next to it for the bolt to secure it :)
same here, few different brands same mechanism more or less to trun the clamp into a spreader , not force or knocking anything required
I was looking for THIS kind of comment about no 4. My thoughts exactly lol! I have the lidl one too and another make they work the same way without hammering pin out.
So gut! Danke vielmals! Ich kann es anwenden!
Muito obrigado.
Genius!👍👍
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing
There were a few tips I didn't know
For the number 4, you don.t have to punch out that stopper and turn the handle around, you can just put the lip of the clamp that you've just unscrewed to the other end of the clamp.
Excellent video nonetheless, so mush less trouble I'd have to go through had I watched it earlier.
I was thinking that too, just undo the small jaw and fit it on the other end facing away from the ratchet jaw
Exactly what I came down to the comments to say! Hahaha
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Agreed.. number 5 is the only one that was new to me. The rest, I'd have thought were pretty obvious.
@@lachlanbell8390 😅 100% same here...came from seeing thumbnail...that's why the dang bolt is there; screaming "twist me"...about lost it when he knocked the rivet out 😅
Génial 😉 Merci.
Sheer genius!
This was really a useful video!
Good clip and ideas. Good luck!
Excelent !! 👏👏👏🙏
Very cool info. Thanks for sharing.
Genius!!
Excellent!
Все гениальное просто )
Danke, спасибо and thank you very much!
super job
Outstanding.
That was great!
Excelente.
That was really cool. I need to start watching more videos like this!
I have a project of making a picture frame in the coming days. Was wondering how to clamp the frame together. This video provides exactly the solution I was looking for. Thank you!
You can buy special clamps for the corners from B & Q - very cheap.
A simple tie down strap is all you need, I use it all the time for frames. And it's self-aligning too so always perfectly applied pressure with angles maintained.
Всё гениальное просто!))
Only one minute in and I feel you deserve a drink of your choosing sir! Awesome smarts here!
You are doing gods work. Great tips!
Very nice tips I be use most of all this in corner ,Angle
Muy bueno todos los tips. Gracias...!! Saludos desde las sierras de Córdoba Argentina...!! 👍👌💪🇦🇷
Those are some great tricks; thanks!
All good tips thank you
I don't save "how to" videos often but this one is MOST impressive. Thank you SOOOO much.
Fantastic. Many thanks for that short and highly informative video.
Oh my word. Thank you soooooo much
Very nice
wow i am impressed
Excelente video 👍🏾👏🏽
How cool is this! Saw something new and it made me laugh. Great video!
Great video wish I had seen it 2 years ago before I kept buying different clamps...lol
Echte goeie tips!!!
Excelente, sacando el mayor provecho a la herramienta. !Muchas gracias!
Excelente dicas. Não conhecia nenhuma dessas.🤓