When I saw that chainsaw video - was I disappointing? I guess somewhat but I also saw the humor in it and why you uploaded it because I can see how you might feel with the countless people asking about chainsaw videos and all that timber you have to cut - don't some of these people understand that you have what is it by now 3 or 4 FEET of snow on the ground? And it's not like they pay to watch your videos - maybe you should subscribe to HUNDREDS of channels like I do in the hopes that maybe I might get a few hours of FREE entertainment
I was 1 of them that hated that chainsaw video yesterday but I agree with you. Never let the subscribers tell you what or what not to do this is yours & you can do whatever you please. When you start doing what only subscribers want then you aren't going to have fun anymore & eventually stop TH-cam altogether. You do a great job on your videos. It maybe wise to stop listening to all the naysayers.
I thought the video was relaxing and pretty funny. I have a friend who is a writer. I see some of the facebook messages she gets where her readers try to dictate how she should have written her latest book, or how they think the next one should go. It's crazy, but it seems to happen to a lot of creators, no matter what medium they use. You can't please everyone, so just be happy with what you do. Seems to be working well so far.
Hey Cody, I thought the Chainsaw Video yesterday was brilliant! Sometimes you just have to throw things back in the face of those that are pleonectic about the content that is provided free, from someone that has to spend hours each day to provide that content. Even if you could not see the humor in the video, you should at least appreciate the beauty of that opening shot and creativity that you displayed in your videography. It was your best work to date.
100% support everything you have said in this video. You have invited us into your daily life, and not only yours, but Jack's and Mrs. W's as well. Having TH-cam comments criticizing you for what you choose to upload regularly is not fair on the viewer's part. Love the way you face your video responses and show your mind. To me, it could be even more valuable than the videos themselves, as it gives me personal values and ideals to think about throughout the day. It has truly given me the opportunity to add to my own character (and do a great deal of learning too!). A big Thank You from Tennessee.
I got what you were doing yesterday in the Stihl video (and thought it was hilarious!). I appreciate you sharing your and your family's life with a bunch of strangers... and that by doing so doesn't obligate you to meet the expectations of anyone who is living their lives vicariously through your videos. You have a unique talent of being a good story teller, but the moment you start trying to tell someone else's story that talent is gone. God bless you and yours.
Tom Holmes I thought the same until I used one all day next to a guy who had a 392. I worked a LOT harder that day. Thankfully my local shop gave me full credit on trade to I upgraded. It's more saw than I need for a lot of stuff, but what a great machine.
Thanks for this video. My husband will like this. We have 4 young men in our family that will need one when they get out on their own. Tutorials are the best for us visual people. Rest in HIM, Cody.
So I’ve been going back through this build series, after recommending it on our new podcast this week. We talked about shops and what goes into making and setting them up. I was so happy to come across the notorious “Amazing Chainsaw” video commentary. I agree with you 100%, and it’s important for us as content creators to speak up for ourselves when necessary. I love the fact that we can make and do whatever interests us, and post it for our viewers to watch for FREE😉. The majority are super grateful, but that minority of malcontents can really feel like a thorn in our sides. We as humans are entitled to only one thing, the betterment of our own lives. Hopefully, that extends to our families, and those people we come in contact with throughout our daily life. I have to say that of all the channels, and content creators I watch, and of all the perspectives out there on being a good man and a role model to our children, you are right there at the top. Thanks for ALL the content. It’s not all my favorite, but it’s all been given freely, and to the best of your ability. You are a true treasure on TH-cam.
Hate to say it, but 2 x 12's (or 1 x 12's) have been 11.25" wide for as long as I can remember (over 30 years). It's never been 11 1/2". That there was a board that was 11 1/8," well that is starting to short change you on lumber width. That said, thanks for continuing to offer great videos.
+Wranglerstar. Later today I have a follow up exam to see if my cancer is still gone. I've been stressed out and anxious all day. Thanks for your closing comments about being thankful for what we have. It made me feel better.
Hi Cody, I would like to think that I speak for most of your subscribers when I say that we all look forward to watching your videos on a daily basis. I personally feel, that its not just the great content that makes your videos so popular, its also your charisma and spirituality that comes across which many subscribers, including myself, aspire to and have a connection with. I would also like to add that you are indeed a blessing with wholesome morals and values, things that are so rare in this day and age. Please do continue with your fine work.
2x12 nominal = 1 1/2" x 11 1/4" 2x12 is primarily a floor joist. Sized at 11 1/4" for 3/4" subfloor decking giving you a 12" floor system. 1/8" shrinkage is normal in winter.
naa HD and Lowes does not sell good lumber so you think that it's normal. when I get lumber from a local supplier called mcCabe's their lumber is a full 1.5 x 11.5 always. I might get one in the whole stack that is down 1/8. go to the other 2 stores you get it in 1/4 or 1/8 but never a full 1/2 like it should be. in the good ol days I could hang all of my floor joist hangers first and the boards would be flush on top. if I did that today my floors would be 1/2" too low on some. I paid a little more for the other lumber but it makes my jobs turn out better and my job easier. if I have a joist over a beam that's down that far I don't want to shim it up to match the others. when I build a deck I need the flooring flat because it's getting a sunroom built on it etc. so these junk lumber selling home stores can keep their undercut lumber.
Hey blue give this a read. www.alsc.org/greenbook%20collection/ps20.pdf That's how lumber standards work anything over 2x8 goes to the quarter inch therefore 2x10 is actually 1.5 x 11.25
I understand what you're saying and you're absolutely correct. This is your channel and you can do with it what you wish. Ignore the negativity and focus on the positive people who made your TH-cam channel take off and grow! I respect what you do and say. Take care😊
So what if Cody is or isn't. How does that effect you? Maybe he buys a lot of Dewalt tools because they are affordable pretty tough and they last. Is he supposed to paint over or cover any brand names on his tools to appease people like you?
It's just what he uses on a daily basis. Why should everyone be sponsored by any company if they just happen to use and like their tools? And so what if he does? Good for him if he gets money for using the things he likes. Why do people care so much? Stop being so damn envious of people.
I'm loyal to Ridgid. I am looking at a Makita thickness planer as its only a few dollars more and has less negative reviews as well as being a reputable brand. if I started uploading woodworking videos and people saw me using mostly Ridgid power tools they might be more prone to using Ridgid. he was probably indoctrinated into the Dewalt club as a younger dude and it's stuck with him. I know people that would call his bluff on the Milwaukee tape measure. it's what you have good impression with.
Mr. Wranglerstar I thank you for your videos, both myself and my lady have connected with a joy and love of watching your videos. Growing up in our modern society I see many people losing touch with the basics in life. We get so caught up in our technology that we forget the simplicity and love for the old ways. Being able watch your videos that teach us the old ways is truly a gift. I would just like to say thank you, keep up the amazing work and god bless you and your family.
anything over 2 x 8 it lowers to 3/4 off the size. Anything under 2 x 8 is off by 1/2. Been that way for yrssssssssss. At least it's been that way in the north east US
I realize you've opened a good part of your life to the world and ask all to accept you as you are and I don't think it would be too much to ask for all to be tolerant if they disagree and not pile their anger issues onto our gracious host. I for one appreciate most everything I've seen you do and I like the way you work.
only doing woodwork for a hobby and never having worked on a job site, I never would have thought of using the truck bed as an outfeed table. Love to learn things every day! Thanks
I have watched 5-6 videoes of yours since yesterday, and what I can see is nothing but a humble and kind man doing what he does best. It is really inspiring to watch your videoes and the projects you're carrying out. And I have plans to watch all of it. I love that you stand by your principles. A fellow youtuber of you (BFvsGF) also discussed this issue with fans manipulate the content. And one can find oneself in a place where you can't recognize the direction the progress is going on the channel because it might go against your principals. So it is good you put the foot down when you feel you don't want to do something on your channel. And thank you for putting such a time into making a quality content for us. Good job man. And happy holiday and greetings from a new follower from Norway ;)
Thanks Cody for any video you post. They are mostly entertaining and informative. I got yesterdays video and had a good laugh. Please keep them coming!
Hey you keep doing what you're doing. I'm proud of you for all you've accomplished and have done for all of us. You keep your focus on Jesus and keep Him first before anything else and you'll be set. I, as do countless others enjoy everything you create and upload for us. You can't please everyone. No one can, but I'd say you do a pretty swell job my friend. You have taught me so much over the last few years. Due to a physical disability I have, I wasn't able to get out and do much as a kid because I was in surgery or therapy for the majority of my upbringing. Now that I have grown and matured I'm able to be more active and put what I've learned to use. So to that I say thank you ! because you have been such a father figure to me even through youtube. Like I said you can't please everyone, but don't forget that you and your family really make a huge impact on others that watch this channel. Keep up the great work! love ya !
Good afternoon Cody! I just wanted to tell you that I'm extremely excited about this potential new series for a 10ft workbench. Your series on the original 6.5ft Paul Sellers workbench was what got me to subscribe to your channel, and I've been enjoying your content and your unique brand of entertainment ever since. Beyond the entitled or the contentious, you have a core of very devoted and appreciative fans that love your content for what it is. I appreciate the light that you bring into my life a few times a week. It's wonderful what you do for us, and at least in me you have a grateful, faithful subscriber. Thank you!
I LOVED the chainsaw video, tongue in cheek humor is always funny. You make videos as you go on YOUR life, not that of others, and its seeing how you handle the problems and projects is why we come here. Please don't let the trolls bother you, it is their aim to have their way or no way is good enough. I may have missed it, but where will I find the bench information?
it is hard to believe that people complain about any content in any video when they can simply tune out. I don't completely agree with all I see on your channel Wranglersta, but it certainly gives me a different perspective on the means and methods to accomplish things. I nearly always find your videos interesting and entertaining, and if not, I can simply not watch or skip to the next. Thanks for the content, great video work and editing. There is no doubt it takes a lot of time and skill to put this all together. Looking forward to more ...
I dunno... I kinda think they are entitled to demand sometimes... They support our channels in a big way.. without views you dont have a channel...I guess thats another way to look at it.. But I do understand how your feeling.
I began watching some of your axe videos around dinner time and now it's about 3:00am. I've been watching your series on workbenches and shop tools. I thoroughly enjoy your videos and the wide subject matter that you work with. Tomorrow I'll be watching some of your outdoor work, please keep all of them coming!
Sorry you got the negative comments. It takes all kinds! But you know, I think you grow as a person when you go through life when you are faced with the best and the worst of what people can dish out. Your positive reaction has a very positive effect on all of us that watch your channel! Please keep up the great work that you do. It proves one thing, your having an affect on your viewers! The shop looks fantastic!
As someone who works at Home Depot in the training I was taught anything 6 inches and under looses 1/2". 2x4=1.5x3.5 however anything 8 inches and over looses 3/4 of an inch 2x8= 1.5x7.25. Also when you buy 1 by material if it has squared edges it is done by another company and that's where you lose the extra making your 1x12 into a 3/4 x 11 1/8. They simply cut off the edges. Taking an 1/8 off. Love your videos -Cory from cincinnati
You nailed it. You are posting what you want to post. The viewers are not entitled to dictate what they want to see. They(we) have the choice to watch your videos or go somewhere else. No apologies necessary, it's your channel.
I like your video's a lot! They are instructive, I learn (at the age of almost 64) it keeps me on my English and it gives insight in living in that wonderful country of yours. Your 'views on life and family' are close of those I embrace. I understand that your video's are your product and you-tube vlogging has become a profession. Your strenght is that this seems not be the case. Keep it up, I love it!
I'd love to see the viewer duration chart on that Chainsaw vid! Make whatever video you want my friend. Many tend to forget they can simply find something else to watch.
Cody, I'm a long-time subscriber that doesn't comment enough. I had a rough day at work yesterday and watching the Amazing Chainsaw video made me laugh out loud. I'm glad you've retained your sense of humor as the channel has grown. Thank you and God Bless.
I've watched your videos for quite a while now and have learned a lot from you, you are a good man with a great family, don't let the haters discourage you! Bless you and yours!
Jack Cygnarowicz $799 and he has the ultimate workbench so splurging on another doesn't make sense. Being frugal with a secondary bench seems logical enough
Mine is not cordless but it cost a thousand. I have it on an old kitchen long bottom cupboard. I also will build a similar work bench soon. You sound jealous and bored. I love that Cody is showcasing and reviewing some fantastic new products. Cody doesn't always choose good video titles, but maybe he gets some from Mrs W and Jack. He can't spend a long time trying to find the perfect titles.
Thanks for making videos as frequent as you do! I appreciate your frequent uploads and I always learn something from the way you live and what you do on your homestead.
Cody! I appreciate you! And the whole wranglerstar gang. I get so much enjoyment from everything you guys do! I pray you never never stop doing what you do whether there is a video or not (although it brings a smile to my heart.). G-d bless you!
True words at the end and your channel you should do what you want no is is forced to watch or should expect to be entertained daily by you your Joy comes from or should come from the Lord
Well done Cody. I would just like to tell you that I have supported you through this whole thing and defended you against other and I thought that you put you point of view across very respectfully and effectively. For this I would like to say well done and I hope that this ongoing problem stops soon.
Yeah I use a Helix folding steel ruler. But I still have several of different lengths and thickness. In my book till now nothing beats a steel ruler for serious work. Those tape measures are good for table top games, though.
Always love the videos and try to watch them all. You are still human and that needs to be respected as well. It's your choice to make things we enjoy consuming and I appreciate the effort over the years!
Some people have no sense of humor. People ask for a chainsaw video, and you delivered. Though I did not have patience enough to sit thru the whole thing, I thought it was hilarious. Looking forward to this second bench build as i did to the first.
Cody.. The only thing missing on the chainsaw video was elevator background music.... LOL!! Get a life people.. This was funny! Thanks for the levity.. It kind of reminded me of the yule log at christmas on tv...
Just keep doing you sir! That's what we like to see. Most of us are simply interested in a lot of the same things you are and enjoy seeing whatever it is you're working on. Some things you do better and some not. Best to just completely ignore the hateful folks with their smart ass comments. I know that's easy for me to say because I don't have thousands of people watching me and criticizing but I am pretty sure that you should not even acknowledge the haters. You got where you are because you are who you are. Good job! Keep it up!
Great commentary at the end of the video and a poignant message. Very well done, sir. I don't have to tell you this, but this is your channel, your life, and your family. I count it a blessing that you are willing to share all that you do. Thank you for being yourself and for refusing to succumb to the pressure of others' selfish desires.
I didn't mind the chainsaw video..I just waited til the next day but wouldn't you consider having a following of viewers who allow you to make money also a blessing?
You don't need to apologize! Those who watch your channel should have immediately grasped what you were doing and laughed along with the rest of us. Just keep doing what you do, and thanks.
There are other factors too. If you want a smooth cut that is. Probably one of the biggest is sharp teeth. theoretically you could just use a 30 tooth and go slower. I think there may be some changes in the offset of the teeth as well.
I have a 1 tooth blade. It started life as a 4 tooth carbide. I bought it for demolition and cutting up scrap. It still cuts with 1 tooth, just slower.
I am constantly amazed at how much you get done every day, and still provide a video for us in the end. Thanks for the entertainment and the inspiration for our own projects.
Quick Google search. Framing material >6" nominal (so 2x8, 2x10 and 2x12), looses and extra 1/4" on width. So 1-1/2x7-1/4, 1-1/2x9-1/4 and 1-1/2x11-1/4
Well done Cody, I have been watching your videos today (just found you) and really like your stuff. Was rather sorry to hear the last bit of this video, I hope your audience improves their manners, I tend not to read the comments but then I'm not making videos. Don't be disheartened! Don't give-up, remember why you're doing this and *know* that a lot of us are learning from you and full of appreciation. Thank you for all the hours you put in to making these too! Simon, England.
2x12 should be 11 1/4 not 11 1/2. Also don't blame Home depot blame the company that milled the wood. Also if you hand selected these as you said you did then you should have noticed the size at the store.
I love that particular Milwaukee Tape measure in 25’. I use it every day. Mine is the magnetic version, like yours and it comes in a non-magnetic version. Select the one that works best for your working environment. Also, I am not experiencing the type of failure that you showed at the 1” mark and I do not have issues with cut hands. The under grip finger stop is terrific also.
why do you buy your wood at home depot is there no real lumber store around I'm from Canada and up here home depot is the harbor freight of lumber stores
would be interesting to know if it counts subscribers who come to your video through the recommendations as subscribers or recommended, large amount of people i'm subscribed too show up in my recommended list
"You're not entitled to a video every single day" *Creates video that was supposed to be funny* *Lots of people don't think it was* "Well, obviously they're entitled" I've gotta be honest WS, I don't think it's entitlement and I think your thinking here is way off. Your viewers expect quality content from you (and not that they're entitled to it) as a standard because that's what you normally put out and watching you drop the ball a bit here isn't enjoyable for anyone. Just because they expect quality doesn't mean you should get in their face and show them you're capable of putting out bad quality too. What point was really proven? You often talk about makers marks and being proud of what you put out, are you honestly proud of that video? That's the way I look at it. Also, do you know how many youtubers would kill to have your audience? So what if some % will feel entitled to a quality video and check every day. I'd call it excitement because your videos are so good and nothing bad. The last thing I want to hear as a viewer (without even having commented or liked/disliked the video) is negativity or needless preaching regardless of my situation at the time of viewing. You're taking your viewers for granted quite a bit and that video wasn't entertaining for a lot of them. My thoughts on the video itself are that the initial shot was great.. then.. silence & staring at a chain saw for a fight I wasn't involved in. When I watched it, my only other thought was... "That could have been such an awesome intro. What a waste". Much love, stoked for more videos -David
we don't expect a video every day we just want to not have our time wasted, and you get paid for our views anyway. be careful, don't turn against your viewers just because some of them may leave negative comments.
This is just what the problem is, though. You are trying to hold him hostage for your view. But the honest truth is your view is not worth anything from a business perspective. What you consider to be a waste of time might not agree with what I consider to be a waste of time. To me Pewdiepie is a total waste of time as is Casey Neistat. Obviously millions do not agree. To you yesterdays video was a waste of time. Many people disagree and got a big kick out of it. His subscription counter continues to climb, he has almost 1,000 more subscribers now than when he posted yesterdays video. Yesterdays video garnered how many views and comments? I wont look it up but it did pretty well. So maybe you didn't like it and maybe even took offense at it. So? Why do you feel entitled to hold him hostage over your own personal opinion? I know you don't feel ,like you are, and I do understand the point you are trying to make, I just hope you can see mine.
I didn't make comment yesterday and actually thought you were going to post that you had purchased a Husky and how amazing it was. Your video gave me a chuckle just the same. I think for those who were harsh on you that they really don't know that putting up a video is time consuming work. I know others who post videos and I thing the average is whatever time it takes to do filming + 2 plus hours of additional editing and such to actually get video up. You are always appreciated for sharing your knowledge and life with us.
What you mean is that I spell badly.Sometimes I hit the wrong key. I like your projects, but you treat your builds as though they are furniture, and they should be built as shop tools.
The entitlement talk at the end of this was absolutely spot on. Your channel, your content, your decision. Also the chainsaw video gave me a good laugh after I realized what was going on. 👍🏻
Quick tip cody instead of walking on wood or concrete put the foam mats in front of your work benches it saves you from wear and tear on your back. Think of it this way if you're going to be in front of your work bench alot it helps
Keep bringing content brother and keep being yourself. You invite us all into your home and lives and I'm very grateful for that. You also deserve the courtesy in return that a house guest should demonstrate. If a subscriber disagrees with some of your opinions or content, they should be adult enough to disagree in a civil manner the way friends should. Looking forward to more content from ya.
Quick tip, for those who are planning to build anything really. Buy your lumber from a local sawyer or small sawmill business owner. Many have kilns, and they can provide you with custom sized wood so you don't have to resaw it. Plus your dollars get to stay in the local economy.
Mr W, i watched the last video and while it was not full of enjoyable content, i watched it and gave it a thumbs up. While other people may not have felt as appreciative after viewing it, we must remember; this is not your typical video. Brand continuity is often overlooked, forgotten and even (yes, as you stated) can come to the surface as a disappointed expectation. I appreciate that video as i do all of your videos, that is for the creative element that you have so graciously put into it; this is just my way of understanding the situation. Keep on being a phenomenal creator.
That sticks in my craw Cody!!!!! How can some knuckle head come home for a tough day at work and EXPECT YOU, to make his day better!!?? You'd think you are married and even THEN, HE is responsible for his OWN warm and fuzzy day!! I enjoyed it thoroughly!! Looking forward to the rest...THIS, is the bench I am going to build!! I love the Sellers bench with the Wranglestar twist and maybe one day, I'll tackle that BUT, I really need this bench you are laying out and showing us, out of the kindness of your heart....how to built PROPERLY....so...let's go!! And thanks.....many times over!!
don't let the haters get the best of you, as long as you make videos Most of us will watch them at least I will. I actually quite liked the video the scenery where you live never gets old. thank you for the videos and the positive attitude and God bless
I liked the little chat at the end. You are quite correct about the entitlement. I too didn't understand the saw video but hey, most your videos are good so I'll take the rough with the smooth. Just a quick request though when can we see you chopping up the big logs with that sawing/splitting machine? Really looking forward to that!
I want to send thanks to Wranglerstar for giving thoughts as to workbench heights. I am disabled to the point of having to use a walker most times. My present bench is about 40 inches in which I utilize a desk chair and roll around my shop. I find it most uncomfortable to stand from a low desk chair height in order to use the bench top. The idea of using stool to sit at bench top level never entered my mind, I'm going to try sitting on stool in which I will be practically standing. Hopefully improving my mobility while enjoying woodworking with mostly hand tools. Thanks again.
your a great humble man and I personally appreciate all your work you do to make these videos. don't let those haters get you down at all. thanks so much!
I will say it again Cody, I truly appreciate You and ALL Your hard work making your videos . I saw the Humor in the "Chain Saw" vid... and I truly enjoyed it too. I found it relaxing listening to the wind and the birds singing. Thank You Sir !
Well said at the end Cody, people who threaten to unsubscribe should just leave peacefully without even advertising it, you don't suck they do, you owe us nothing infact we owe you for your entertainment and great content and if we don't find a video interesting we can always push a button and move on, Respect to you for your calm ways of explaining it, well done and thankyou. Dave.
I totally agree with your view on the entitlement of TH-cam, a lot of people these days seem to think that just because you tubers make money from videos they should be entitled to act as if they are the boss, as a viewer we pay nothing and consume free content that people like you work hard to provide. I personally appreciate your videos and to be honest you could make videos of a block of wood for 3 hours and I would be happy to watch it lol. The attitude of TH-cam has become far too serious lately and people are unable to take a small joke. Thanks for the videos
The worst part for me is, the comment intraction goes away when there's so many silly comments. I can't understand why so many people would bother, then they got the nerve to complain that Cody wasted their time, heh heh. I don't comment much, just thought I'd dig in and see what Cody was talking about. Oh well.
iliketobuildstuff unfortunately if he's going to allow commentary on his channel, he has to expect to hear from some a** h***s out there. That's the reality and you have to deal with it. Otherwise disable the comments.
Free entertainment! I don't understand the perspective that you can complain about something that is free. Don't like it, go elsewhere. I like cody because his content is an expression of who he is. I once complained to my father about a set of free wrenches he received from a supplier, he said it was a lot better than getting a punch in the nose.
Lost Comma I dont know alot but I do know this "free" is a illusion. Nothing is "free" and charity is a lie. You do something for charity and get a good feeling..., or to show off for your friends or co-workers, but human nature is like that. I do something charitable I dont shout it out and will even do it anonymously, but still I get that feeling. Not SAYING there is anything wrong just that free and charity are illusions and not unmotivated. Btw great vids keep up the great work.
Don't be sorry haha I love all the little tips and the thorough instructions you give it helps out a lot. anyone can tell you how to put a bench together but not many can talk about all the details and techniques like you. I enjoy how thorough and long your videos are
As usual, I loved the video. Can't wait to see this workbench completed. Might just have to build one for myself. It would actually fit on my patio (under a good tarp when not in use of course.) Thanks for the continued inspiration. God's continued blessing of you and your family in all you endeavor. Have a great day. p.s. still think yesterday's video was a hoot. And for those who didn't enjoy it, they need to remember the weather you are experiencing this winter. This is totally the time to be doing indoor projects.
Love the videos brotha! From my experience as a framer, Anything 2x8 and bigger is 3/4" smaller than the size of the actual dimension. 2x8 are 7 1/4" 2x10 are 9 1/4" etc. Keep putting out great content, Really enjoying the ride!
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When I saw that chainsaw video - was I disappointing? I guess somewhat but I also saw the humor in it and why you uploaded it because I can see how you might feel with the countless people asking about chainsaw videos and all that timber you have to cut - don't some of these people understand that you have what is it by now 3 or 4 FEET of snow on the ground? And it's not like they pay to watch your videos - maybe you should subscribe to HUNDREDS of channels like I do in the hopes that maybe I might get a few hours of FREE entertainment
I was 1 of them that hated that chainsaw video yesterday but I agree with you. Never let the subscribers tell you what or what not to do this is yours & you can do whatever you please. When you start doing what only subscribers want then you aren't going to have fun anymore & eventually stop TH-cam altogether. You do a great job on your videos. It maybe wise to stop listening to all the naysayers.
I thought the video was relaxing and pretty funny. I have a friend who is a writer. I see some of the facebook messages she gets where her readers try to dictate how she should have written her latest book, or how they think the next one should go. It's crazy, but it seems to happen to a lot of creators, no matter what medium they use. You can't please everyone, so just be happy with what you do. Seems to be working well so far.
Hey Cody, I thought the Chainsaw Video yesterday was brilliant! Sometimes you just have to throw things back in the face of those that are pleonectic about the content that is provided free, from someone that has to spend hours each day to provide that content. Even if you could not see the humor in the video, you should at least appreciate the beauty of that opening shot and creativity that you displayed in your videography. It was your best work to date.
My only complaint, is that it wasn't a brand new saw.
You DON'T suck. I have mad respect for you, Mr. Wranglertar!!! Blessed be!!!
please never stop uploading videos this girl right here really enjoys how you explain everything thoroughly without sounding annoyed
2 X nominal over 6" drops to quarter inch. 2 X 8 is 7.25" wide; 2 X 10 is 9.25; etc.
100% support everything you have said in this video. You have invited us into your daily life, and not only yours, but Jack's and Mrs. W's as well. Having TH-cam comments criticizing you for what you choose to upload regularly is not fair on the viewer's part. Love the way you face your video responses and show your mind. To me, it could be even more valuable than the videos themselves, as it gives me personal values and ideals to think about throughout the day. It has truly given me the opportunity to add to my own character (and do a great deal of learning too!). A big Thank You from Tennessee.
I got what you were doing yesterday in the Stihl video (and thought it was hilarious!). I appreciate you sharing your and your family's life with a bunch of strangers... and that by doing so doesn't obligate you to meet the expectations of anyone who is living their lives vicariously through your videos.
You have a unique talent of being a good story teller, but the moment you start trying to tell someone else's story that talent is gone.
God bless you and yours.
keep up the stihl photography
Grooooan...
Tom Holmes I thought the same until I used one all day next to a guy who had a 392. I worked a LOT harder that day. Thankfully my local shop gave me full credit on trade to I upgraded. It's more saw than I need for a lot of stuff, but what a great machine.
That MS441 is one bad mother!
I agree, I really enjoy stihl photography.
I see what you did there! "Stihl"
Thanks for this video. My husband will like this. We have 4 young men in our family that will need one when they get out on their own. Tutorials are the best for us visual people. Rest in HIM, Cody.
you were only missing an eighth on that 2x12 , it's supposed to be 11 1/4" not 11 1/2"
must be a regional thing then, here in canada a 2x12 is 1 1/2" x 11 1/4"
Just 2x12? cause everything else is all by the half inch
no 2x4 and 2x6 and both 3.5 and 5.5 respectively and 2x8, 2x10 and 2x12 are 7.25, 9.25 and 11.25
really... hmm... I didnt know that
Soaking wet it will be 11 1/2" lol
So I’ve been going back through this build series, after recommending it on our new podcast this week. We talked about shops and what goes into making and setting them up. I was so happy to come across the notorious “Amazing Chainsaw” video commentary. I agree with you 100%, and it’s important for us as content creators to speak up for ourselves when necessary. I love the fact that we can make and do whatever interests us, and post it for our viewers to watch for FREE😉. The majority are super grateful, but that minority of malcontents can really feel like a thorn in our sides. We as humans are entitled to only one thing, the betterment of our own lives. Hopefully, that extends to our families, and those people we come in contact with throughout our daily life. I have to say that of all the channels, and content creators I watch, and of all the perspectives out there on being a good man and a role model to our children, you are right there at the top. Thanks for ALL the content. It’s not all my favorite, but it’s all been given freely, and to the best of your ability. You are a true treasure on TH-cam.
Hate to say it, but 2 x 12's (or 1 x 12's) have been 11.25" wide for as long as I can remember (over 30 years). It's never been 11 1/2". That there was a board that was 11 1/8," well that is starting to short change you on lumber width. That said, thanks for continuing to offer great videos.
+Wranglerstar. Later today I have a follow up exam to see if my cancer is still gone. I've been stressed out and anxious all day. Thanks for your closing comments about being thankful for what we have. It made me feel better.
Today I feel blessed. Thank you.
Hi Cody,
I would like to think that I speak for most of your subscribers when I say that we all look forward to watching your videos on a daily basis. I personally feel, that its not just the great content that makes your videos so popular, its also your charisma and spirituality that comes across which many subscribers, including myself, aspire to and have a connection with. I would also like to add that you are indeed a blessing with wholesome morals and values, things that are so rare in this day and age. Please do continue with your fine work.
2x12 nominal = 1 1/2" x 11 1/4" 2x12 is primarily a floor joist. Sized at 11 1/4" for 3/4" subfloor decking giving you a 12" floor system. 1/8" shrinkage is normal in winter.
Ben Toombs I commented about this just today before I saw your comment. I was wondering if anyone else would chime in
naa HD and Lowes does not sell good lumber so you think that it's normal. when I get lumber from a local supplier called mcCabe's their lumber is a full 1.5 x 11.5 always. I might get one in the whole stack that is down 1/8. go to the other 2 stores you get it in 1/4 or 1/8 but never a full 1/2 like it should be. in the good ol days I could hang all of my floor joist hangers first and the boards would be flush on top. if I did that today my floors would be 1/2" too low on some. I paid a little more for the other lumber but it makes my jobs turn out better and my job easier. if I have a joist over a beam that's down that far I don't want to shim it up to match the others. when I build a deck I need the flooring flat because it's getting a sunroom built on it etc. so these junk lumber selling home stores can keep their undercut lumber.
Hey blue give this a read.
www.alsc.org/greenbook%20collection/ps20.pdf
That's how lumber standards work anything over 2x8 goes to the quarter inch therefore 2x10 is actually 1.5 x 11.25
I understand what you're saying and you're absolutely correct. This is your channel and you can do with it what you wish. Ignore the negativity and focus on the positive people who made your TH-cam channel take off and grow! I respect what you do and say. Take care😊
I have a feeling that he's been sponsored by DEWALT
lots of TH-camrs recently received tools from DEWALT's flex volt line.
I HIGHLY doubt it.
So what if Cody is or isn't. How does that effect you? Maybe he buys a lot of Dewalt tools because they are affordable pretty tough and they last. Is he supposed to paint over or cover any brand names on his tools to appease people like you?
It's just what he uses on a daily basis. Why should everyone be sponsored by any company if they just happen to use and like their tools? And so what if he does? Good for him if he gets money for using the things he likes. Why do people care so much? Stop being so damn envious of people.
I'm loyal to Ridgid. I am looking at a Makita thickness planer as its only a few dollars more and has less negative reviews as well as being a reputable brand. if I started uploading woodworking videos and people saw me using mostly Ridgid power tools they might be more prone to using Ridgid. he was probably indoctrinated into the Dewalt club as a younger dude and it's stuck with him. I know people that would call his bluff on the Milwaukee tape measure. it's what you have good impression with.
Mr. Wranglerstar I thank you for your videos, both myself and my lady have connected with a joy and love of watching your videos. Growing up in our modern society I see many people losing touch with the basics in life. We get so caught up in our technology that we forget the simplicity and love for the old ways. Being able watch your videos that teach us the old ways is truly a gift. I would just like to say thank you, keep up the amazing work and god bless you and your family.
anything over 2 x 8 it lowers to 3/4 off the size. Anything under 2 x 8 is off by 1/2. Been that way for yrssssssssss. At least it's been that way in the north east US
Same way on the west coast. Cody just didn't realize it.
ytgc14544 finally through so many comments someone else knows
I realize you've opened a good part of your life to the world and ask all to accept you as you are and I don't think it would be too much to ask for all to be tolerant if they disagree and not pile their anger issues onto our gracious host. I for one appreciate most everything I've seen you do and I like the way you work.
Continue to be true to God, your wife, son and yourself.....thank you for taking us along. Blessings
only doing woodwork for a hobby and never having worked on a job site, I never would have thought of using the truck bed as an outfeed table. Love to learn things every day! Thanks
$150... ✔️
Weekend... ✔️
Inspiration... ✔️
I have watched 5-6 videoes of yours since yesterday, and what I can see is nothing but a humble and kind man doing what he does best. It is really inspiring to watch your videoes and the projects you're carrying out. And I have plans to watch all of it. I love that you stand by your principles. A fellow youtuber of you (BFvsGF) also discussed this issue with fans manipulate the content. And one can find oneself in a place where you can't recognize the direction the progress is going on the channel because it might go against your principals. So it is good you put the foot down when you feel you don't want to do something on your channel. And thank you for putting such a time into making a quality content for us. Good job man. And happy holiday and greetings from a new follower from Norway ;)
Thanks Cody for any video you post. They are mostly entertaining and informative. I got yesterdays video and had a good laugh. Please keep them coming!
Hey you keep doing what you're doing. I'm proud of you for all you've accomplished and have done for all of us. You keep your focus on Jesus and keep Him first before anything else and you'll be set. I, as do countless others enjoy everything you create and upload for us. You can't please everyone. No one can, but I'd say you do a pretty swell job my friend. You have taught me so much over the last few years. Due to a physical disability I have, I wasn't able to get out and do much as a kid because I was in surgery or therapy for the majority of my upbringing. Now that I have grown and matured I'm able to be more active and put what I've learned to use. So to that I say thank you ! because you have been such a father figure to me even through youtube. Like I said you can't please everyone, but don't forget that you and your family really make a huge impact on others that watch this channel. Keep up the great work! love ya !
2x12 are always 11 1/4"
that is correct. Anything over a 2x6, in fact is dropped to 1/4
The shops/lumberyard usually show the "actual dimensions" in a teeny tiny itty bitty font size just below the common name dimensions of the board cut.
I was thinking that too😂😂
Good afternoon Cody! I just wanted to tell you that I'm extremely excited about this potential new series for a 10ft workbench. Your series on the original 6.5ft Paul Sellers workbench was what got me to subscribe to your channel, and I've been enjoying your content and your unique brand of entertainment ever since. Beyond the entitled or the contentious, you have a core of very devoted and appreciative fans that love your content for what it is. I appreciate the light that you bring into my life a few times a week. It's wonderful what you do for us, and at least in me you have a grateful, faithful subscriber. Thank you!
I LOVED the chainsaw video, tongue in cheek humor is always funny. You make videos as you go on YOUR life, not that of others, and its seeing how you handle the problems and projects is why we come here. Please don't let the trolls bother you, it is their aim to have their way or no way is good enough. I may have missed it, but where will I find the bench information?
it is hard to believe that people complain about any content in any video when they can simply tune out. I don't completely agree with all I see on your channel Wranglersta, but it certainly gives me a different perspective on the means and methods to accomplish things. I nearly always find your videos interesting and entertaining, and if not, I can simply not watch or skip to the next. Thanks for the content, great video work and editing. There is no doubt it takes a lot of time and skill to put this all together. Looking forward to more ...
I dunno... I kinda think they are entitled to demand sometimes... They support our channels in a big way.. without views you dont have a channel...I guess thats another way to look at it.. But I do understand how your feeling.
I began watching some of your axe videos around dinner time and now it's about 3:00am. I've been watching your series on workbenches and shop tools. I thoroughly enjoy your videos and the wide subject matter that you work with. Tomorrow I'll be watching some of your outdoor work, please keep all of them coming!
I wanted ''Chainsaw II Entitleist's Nightmare''.
Sorry you got the negative comments. It takes all kinds! But you know, I think you grow as a person when you go through life when you are faced with the best and the worst of what people can dish out. Your positive reaction has a very positive effect on all of us that watch your channel! Please keep up the great work that you do. It proves one thing, your having an affect on your viewers! The shop looks fantastic!
I STIL like your videos
kevin seng i see what you did there
Walter Morgenroth I Dewalt that.
kevin seng well done sir, well done!
As someone who works at Home Depot in the training I was taught anything 6 inches and under looses 1/2". 2x4=1.5x3.5 however anything 8 inches and over looses 3/4 of an inch
2x8= 1.5x7.25.
Also when you buy 1 by material if it has squared edges it is done by another company and that's where you lose the extra making your 1x12 into a 3/4 x 11 1/8. They simply cut off the edges. Taking an 1/8 off. Love your videos
-Cory from cincinnati
I think 150$ worth of Xanax is much better... this is definitely not the best thing I can buy for 150
Greta video Cody, never apologize for sharing what you do with us, we are all grateful for everything you do.
A 2x12 is only supposed to be 1 1/2x 11 1/4 so it not off by much
You nailed it. You are posting what you want to post. The viewers are not entitled to dictate what they want to see. They(we) have the choice to watch your videos or go somewhere else. No apologies necessary, it's your channel.
I got a big laugh from the chainsaw video
Me too. I can't believe everyone got so butthurt over it haha!
it is his channel not ours , just like mine is mine people need to learn to laugh
What video is every one talking about?
I like your video's a lot! They are instructive, I learn (at the age of almost 64) it keeps me on my English and it gives insight in living in that wonderful country of yours. Your 'views on life and family' are close of those I embrace. I understand that your video's are your product and you-tube vlogging has become a profession. Your strenght is that this seems not be the case. Keep it up, I love it!
I'd love to see the viewer duration chart on that Chainsaw vid! Make whatever video you want my friend. Many tend to forget they can simply find something else to watch.
Cody, I'm a long-time subscriber that doesn't comment enough. I had a rough day at work yesterday and watching the Amazing Chainsaw video made me laugh out loud. I'm glad you've retained your sense of humor as the channel has grown. Thank you and God Bless.
honesty i could look at that saw for another 10 mins lol
I've watched your videos for quite a while now and have learned a lot from you, you are a good man with a great family, don't let the haters discourage you! Bless you and yours!
let's save money on a work bench but spend a thousand on a cordless miter
Jack Cygnarowicz most likely got it from dewalt to test
Jack Cygnarowicz $799 and he has the ultimate workbench so splurging on another doesn't make sense. Being frugal with a secondary bench seems logical enough
Mine is not cordless but it cost a thousand. I have it on an old kitchen long bottom cupboard. I also will build a similar work bench soon. You sound jealous and bored.
I love that Cody is showcasing and reviewing some fantastic new products. Cody doesn't always choose good video titles, but maybe he gets some from Mrs W and Jack. He can't spend a long time trying to find the perfect titles.
Thanks for making videos as frequent as you do! I appreciate your frequent uploads and I always learn something from the way you live and what you do on your homestead.
Mr.wranglar star that vid was funny. As some said the part with the chan saw was the best part.
Cody! I appreciate you! And the whole wranglerstar gang. I get so much enjoyment from everything you guys do! I pray you never never stop doing what you do whether there is a video or not (although it brings a smile to my heart.). G-d bless you!
True words at the end and your channel you should do what you want no is is forced to watch or should expect to be entertained daily by you your Joy comes from or should come from the Lord
Well done Cody. I would just like to tell you that I have supported you through this whole thing and defended you against other and I thought that you put you point of view across very respectfully and effectively. For this I would like to say well done and I hope that this ongoing problem stops soon.
6:00 and that´s why I still use steel rulers.
Der Tante Kethe .... big steel ruler fan here any time I'm working with material 36" or less.
Yeah I use a Helix folding steel ruler. But I still have several of different lengths and thickness. In my book till now nothing beats a steel ruler for serious work. Those tape measures are good for table top games, though.
Der Tante Kethe y
Always love the videos and try to watch them all. You are still human and that needs to be respected as well. It's your choice to make things we enjoy consuming and I appreciate the effort over the years!
Some people have no sense of humor. People ask for a chainsaw video, and you delivered. Though I did not have patience enough to sit thru the whole thing, I thought it was hilarious. Looking forward to this second bench build as i did to the first.
There is no need to apologize, Cody. Just keep them coming whenever you can.
Oh no! A cliffhanger! What happened to the chainsaw? Did it make it out of the woods? Can't wait for part 2. :)
You said it best..."They are not entitled to a video." I have enjoyed your channel for years. Keep up the great, educational, and fun videos!
Cody.. The only thing missing on the chainsaw video was elevator background music.... LOL!! Get a life people.. This was funny! Thanks for the levity.. It kind of reminded me of the yule log at christmas on tv...
Just keep doing you sir! That's what we like to see. Most of us are simply interested in a lot of the same things you are and enjoy seeing whatever it is you're working on. Some things you do better and some not. Best to just completely ignore the hateful folks with their smart ass comments.
I know that's easy for me to say because I don't have thousands of people watching me and criticizing but I am pretty sure that you should not even acknowledge the haters. You got where you are because you are who you are. Good job! Keep it up!
youtuber tip: never acknowledge trolls and haters. they don't exist.
Great commentary at the end of the video and a poignant message. Very well done, sir. I don't have to tell you this, but this is your channel, your life, and your family. I count it a blessing that you are willing to share all that you do. Thank you for being yourself and for refusing to succumb to the pressure of others' selfish desires.
I didn't mind the chainsaw video..I just waited til the next day but wouldn't you consider having a following of viewers who allow you to make money also a blessing?
You don't need to apologize! Those who watch your channel should have immediately grasped what you were doing and laughed along with the rest of us. Just keep doing what you do, and thanks.
Lower tooth counts better? Gonna get a one tooth blade :D
Nerfern no, more teeth the better
There are other factors too. If you want a smooth cut that is. Probably one of the biggest is sharp teeth. theoretically you could just use a 30 tooth and go slower. I think there may be some changes in the offset of the teeth as well.
A 1 tooth blade? .... We call that an Axe ;o)
One tooth would be great as long as you have the RPM's.
I have a 1 tooth blade. It started life as a 4 tooth carbide. I bought it for demolition and cutting up scrap. It still cuts with 1 tooth, just slower.
I am constantly amazed at how much you get done every day, and still provide a video for us in the end. Thanks for the entertainment and the inspiration for our own projects.
Another great video on a great channel. Your channel, your ship, we are just passengers. I for one am enjoying the trip. Others can walk the plank 😀
Quick Google search. Framing material >6" nominal (so 2x8, 2x10 and 2x12), looses and extra 1/4" on width. So 1-1/2x7-1/4, 1-1/2x9-1/4 and 1-1/2x11-1/4
The past is history
The future a mystery
Now is a gift, and that's why they call it the present.
Well done Cody, I have been watching your videos today (just found you) and really like your stuff. Was rather sorry to hear the last bit of this video, I hope your audience improves their manners, I tend not to read the comments but then I'm not making videos. Don't be disheartened! Don't give-up, remember why you're doing this and *know* that a lot of us are learning from you and full of appreciation.
Thank you for all the hours you put in to making these too!
Simon, England.
2x12 should be 11 1/4 not 11 1/2. Also don't blame Home depot blame the company that milled the wood. Also if you hand selected these as you said you did then you should have noticed the size at the store.
I love that particular Milwaukee Tape measure in 25’. I use it every day. Mine is the magnetic version, like yours and it comes in a non-magnetic version. Select the one that works best for your working environment. Also, I am not experiencing the type of failure that you showed at the 1” mark and I do not have issues with cut hands. The under grip finger stop is terrific also.
why do you buy your wood at home depot is there no real lumber store around I'm from Canada and up here home depot is the harbor freight of lumber stores
+Jeremey Plett my local yard sells the worst lumber I've ever seen.
Punctuation.... please, it will make life easier ~!
would be interesting to know if it counts subscribers who come to your video through the recommendations as subscribers or recommended, large amount of people i'm subscribed too show up in my recommended list
a 2x12 has been 1 1/2 by 11 1/4 for a long time
Have you ever spoken to them about it? I can't imagine they'd be against the benefits of customer feedback...
Your videos are a blessing. Don't underestimate your influence. Keep up the good work!
"You're not entitled to a video every single day"
*Creates video that was supposed to be funny*
*Lots of people don't think it was*
"Well, obviously they're entitled"
I've gotta be honest WS, I don't think it's entitlement and I think your thinking here is way off. Your viewers expect quality content from you (and not that they're entitled to it) as a standard because that's what you normally put out and watching you drop the ball a bit here isn't enjoyable for anyone. Just because they expect quality doesn't mean you should get in their face and show them you're capable of putting out bad quality too. What point was really proven? You often talk about makers marks and being proud of what you put out, are you honestly proud of that video? That's the way I look at it. Also, do you know how many youtubers would kill to have your audience? So what if some % will feel entitled to a quality video and check every day. I'd call it excitement because your videos are so good and nothing bad. The last thing I want to hear as a viewer (without even having commented or liked/disliked the video) is negativity or needless preaching regardless of my situation at the time of viewing. You're taking your viewers for granted quite a bit and that video wasn't entertaining for a lot of them. My thoughts on the video itself are that the initial shot was great.. then.. silence & staring at a chain saw for a fight I wasn't involved in. When I watched it, my only other thought was... "That could have been such an awesome intro. What a waste". Much love, stoked for more videos -David
Great word at the end! I'm glad you spoke your mind. I'm thankful for every video you produce. Stay the course bro!
we don't expect a video every day we just want to not have our time wasted, and you get paid for our views anyway. be careful, don't turn against your viewers just because some of them may leave negative comments.
This is just what the problem is, though. You are trying to hold him hostage for your view. But the honest truth is your view is not worth anything from a business perspective. What you consider to be a waste of time might not agree with what I consider to be a waste of time. To me Pewdiepie is a total waste of time as is Casey Neistat. Obviously millions do not agree. To you yesterdays video was a waste of time. Many people disagree and got a big kick out of it. His subscription counter continues to climb, he has almost 1,000 more subscribers now than when he posted yesterdays video. Yesterdays video garnered how many views and comments? I wont look it up but it did pretty well. So maybe you didn't like it and maybe even took offense at it. So? Why do you feel entitled to hold him hostage over your own personal opinion? I know you don't feel ,like you are, and I do understand the point you are trying to make, I just hope you can see mine.
I didn't make comment yesterday and actually thought you were going to post that you had purchased a Husky and how amazing it was. Your video gave me a chuckle just the same. I think for those who were harsh on you that they really don't know that putting up a video is time consuming work. I know others who post videos and I thing the average is whatever time it takes to do filming + 2 plus hours of additional editing and such to actually get video up. You are always appreciated for sharing your knowledge and life with us.
You talk too much about unnecessary jumk.
You are a bad speller,
What you mean is that I spell badly.Sometimes I hit the wrong key. I like your projects, but you treat your builds as though they are furniture, and they should be built as shop tools.
You are bad a punctuation,
His ( unnecessesary jumk ) is the reason the majority of us watch.
Roger Lehr Almost a million subs says otherwise
The entitlement talk at the end of this was absolutely spot on. Your channel, your content, your decision. Also the chainsaw video gave me a good laugh after I realized what was going on. 👍🏻
Quick tip cody instead of walking on wood or concrete put the foam mats in front of your work benches it saves you from wear and tear on your back. Think of it this way if you're going to be in front of your work bench alot it helps
Excellent comments at the end of the video Cody. You hit the nail right on the head.
Keep bringing content brother and keep being yourself. You invite us all into your home and lives and I'm very grateful for that. You also deserve the courtesy in return that a house guest should demonstrate.
If a subscriber disagrees with some of your opinions or content, they should be adult enough to disagree in a civil manner the way friends should.
Looking forward to more content from ya.
Quick tip, for those who are planning to build anything really. Buy your lumber from a local sawyer or small sawmill business owner. Many have kilns, and they can provide you with custom sized wood so you don't have to resaw it. Plus your dollars get to stay in the local economy.
Great video, can't wait to see the bench done! I have always loved the little talks at the end of your videos. It's really a blessing!
Mr W, i watched the last video and while it was not full of enjoyable content, i watched it and gave it a thumbs up. While other people may not have felt as appreciative after viewing it, we must remember; this is not your typical video. Brand continuity is often overlooked, forgotten and even (yes, as you stated) can come to the surface as a disappointed expectation. I appreciate that video as i do all of your videos, that is for the creative element that you have so graciously put into it; this is just my way of understanding the situation. Keep on being a phenomenal creator.
You are one outstanding individual. As someone searching for his place in life, I look up to you. Thank you, keep doing what you're doing.
That sticks in my craw Cody!!!!! How can some knuckle head come home for a tough day at work and EXPECT YOU, to make his day better!!?? You'd think you are married and even THEN, HE is responsible for his OWN warm and fuzzy day!! I enjoyed it thoroughly!! Looking forward to the rest...THIS, is the bench I am going to build!! I love the Sellers bench with the Wranglestar twist and maybe one day, I'll tackle that BUT, I really need this bench you are laying out and showing us, out of the kindness of your heart....how to built PROPERLY....so...let's go!! And thanks.....many times over!!
don't let the haters get the best of you, as long as you make videos Most of us will watch them at least I will. I actually quite liked the video the scenery where you live never gets old. thank you for the videos and the positive attitude and God bless
I liked the little chat at the end. You are quite correct about the entitlement. I too didn't understand the saw video but hey, most your videos are good so I'll take the rough with the smooth. Just a quick request though when can we see you chopping up the big logs with that sawing/splitting machine? Really looking forward to that!
Wranglerstar, I can tell you're a good guy. The kind that I'd welcome as a neighbor. God bless!
I want to send thanks to Wranglerstar for giving thoughts as to workbench heights. I am disabled to the point of having to use a walker most times. My present bench is about 40 inches in which I utilize a desk chair and roll around my shop. I find it most uncomfortable to stand from a low desk chair height in order to use the bench top. The idea of using stool to sit at bench top level never entered my mind, I'm going to try sitting on stool in which I will be practically standing. Hopefully improving my mobility while enjoying woodworking with mostly hand tools. Thanks again.
your a great humble man and I personally appreciate all your work you do to make these videos. don't let those haters get you down at all. thanks so much!
I will say it again Cody, I truly appreciate You and ALL Your hard work making your videos .
I saw the Humor in the "Chain Saw" vid... and I truly enjoyed it too. I found it relaxing listening to the wind and the birds singing.
Thank You Sir !
Well said at the end Cody, people who threaten to unsubscribe should just leave peacefully without even advertising it, you don't suck they do, you owe us nothing infact we owe you for your entertainment and great content and if we don't find a video interesting we can always push a button and move on,
Respect to you for your calm ways of explaining it, well done and thankyou.
Dave.
I like your commentary at the end of this video. Telling it the way you call it - never change Wranglerstar!
I totally agree with your view on the entitlement of TH-cam, a lot of people these days seem to think that just because you tubers make money from videos they should be entitled to act as if they are the boss, as a viewer we pay nothing and consume free content that people like you work hard to provide. I personally appreciate your videos and to be honest you could make videos of a block of wood for 3 hours and I would be happy to watch it lol. The attitude of TH-cam has become far too serious lately and people are unable to take a small joke. Thanks for the videos
The worst part for me is, the comment intraction goes away when there's so many silly comments. I can't understand why so many people would bother, then they got the nerve to complain that Cody wasted their time, heh heh. I don't comment much, just thought I'd dig in and see what Cody was talking about. Oh well.
iliketobuildstuff unfortunately if he's going to allow commentary on his channel, he has to expect to hear from some a** h***s out there. That's the reality and you have to deal with it. Otherwise disable the comments.
Free entertainment! I don't understand the perspective that you can complain about something that is free. Don't like it, go elsewhere. I like cody because his content is an expression of who he is. I once complained to my father about a set of free wrenches he received from a supplier, he said it was a lot better than getting a punch in the nose.
Lost Comma I dont know alot but I do know this "free" is a illusion.
Nothing is "free" and charity is a lie.
You do something for charity and get a good feeling..., or to show off for your friends or co-workers, but human nature is like that.
I do something charitable I dont shout it out and will even do it anonymously, but still I get that feeling.
Not SAYING there is anything wrong just that free and charity are illusions and not unmotivated.
Btw great vids keep up the great work.
Don't be sorry haha I love all the little tips and the thorough instructions you give it helps out a lot. anyone can tell you how to put a bench together but not many can talk about all the details and techniques like you. I enjoy how thorough and long your videos are
As usual, I loved the video. Can't wait to see this workbench completed. Might just have to build one for myself. It would actually fit on my patio (under a good tarp when not in use of course.) Thanks for the continued inspiration. God's continued blessing of you and your family in all you endeavor. Have a great day. p.s. still think yesterday's video was a hoot. And for those who didn't enjoy it, they need to remember the weather you are experiencing this winter. This is totally the time to be doing indoor projects.
Love the videos brotha!
From my experience as a framer, Anything 2x8 and bigger is 3/4" smaller than the size of the actual dimension. 2x8 are 7 1/4" 2x10 are 9 1/4" etc.
Keep putting out great content, Really enjoying the ride!