When your brain work together with your hands, and your imagination doesn't have boundaries....we are able to create amazing things! Keep doing what you doing. Power to the girls!
Awesome story and explanation you look really pretty in those overalls and you are a hardworking woodworking girl that RYMES! 😂😂 keep up the good work working hard in construction ! 😊
I’m getting a sawstop. I’m wondering if I need to get the 3hp, or if I can make it with the 1.75hp or even use the contractor one. Do you ever wish you had a more powerful one?
Sorry this took me so long to reply! Overall, yes, sometimes, I do wish I had a more powerful one. Thing is though, I don't have the electrical system to be able to handle it in my garage. If I was doing a bigger production, a more powerful one would definitely be needed but at that point, a bigger woodshop would be needed too :-) For what I'm trying to do now (my own projects), the 1.75hp should be enough... but of course, sometimes, I still wish I had the industrial just because more power is "always better" lol.
I enjoyed the video. This channel fills in the gaps that Instagram leaves out. Out of interest, your annunciation of English: is it primarily from school or Texas? My English still has a British accent but some NY is working its way in.
@@ClarasWoodshop it's a common thing for expats like us. When we go back, they say we don't sound like them and we don't sound like Americans either. We're bloody special, mate!
One could say, Wood "got under your skin" (western colloquialism) when you first started in Korea! Here's a question : How did you wind up in Houston, Texas? Also, at some point, maybe you will start referring to your "partner" by his first name, and get the two of you in front of the camera. It's already a fact that you both make a great team.
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When your brain work together with your hands, and your imagination doesn't have boundaries....we are able to create amazing things! Keep doing what you doing. Power to the girls!
Heck yes!!! Couldn’t have said it better myself!! 🔥💪🔥💪
Wonderful story and message Clara. Sometimes we just need the right influence and teacher to unlock what we always knew was there.
Ahhhh, exactly! Couldn’t have said it better myself 😁😁🙌
Your partner is a talented photographer/videographer. Nice job
Thank you!! And he says thank you as well 😁🙌
Thanks for sharing!
I’m really enjoying your channel!!
Thank you! I appreciate that! :-)
Excellent share Clara! Thank you!
Thank you, Ray!! 😁🙌
Glad to support ya! Keep up the great work!
Thank you, Garrick!!! Will do!! 😁😁🙌
Awesome story and explanation you look really pretty in those overalls and you are a hardworking woodworking girl that RYMES! 😂😂 keep up the good work working hard in construction ! 😊
Hahaha, thank you, Mr Wii!
That golden hour silhouette photo is firrreeeeee
Hahaha!! Don says thank you!!
I’m getting a sawstop. I’m wondering if I need to get the 3hp, or if I can make it with the 1.75hp or even use the contractor one. Do you ever wish you had a more powerful one?
Sorry this took me so long to reply! Overall, yes, sometimes, I do wish I had a more powerful one. Thing is though, I don't have the electrical system to be able to handle it in my garage. If I was doing a bigger production, a more powerful one would definitely be needed but at that point, a bigger woodshop would be needed too :-) For what I'm trying to do now (my own projects), the 1.75hp should be enough... but of course, sometimes, I still wish I had the industrial just because more power is "always better" lol.
I'd be interested in knowing what drawing/sketching/graphics programs you use to design your projects!! Great channel BTW!
Gotcha! I currently use Rhino for 3D modeling and thank you! 😁😁
I enjoyed the video. This channel fills in the gaps that Instagram leaves out. Out of interest, your annunciation of English: is it primarily from school or Texas? My English still has a British accent but some NY is working its way in.
Hahaha, I have no idea honestly! It doesn’t sound like anyone I know and I haven’t been in Texas long enough to develop an accent I think loll
@@ClarasWoodshop it's a common thing for expats like us. When we go back, they say we don't sound like them and we don't sound like Americans either. We're bloody special, mate!
I agree!! 😁😁😁
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I'm 9 "months" (way easier to write than spell, as an italian I feel you) late but keep up!!!
Hahaha, you understand! And thank you! I’ll keep it up!
One could say, Wood "got under your skin" (western colloquialism) when you first started in Korea! Here's a question : How did you wind up in Houston, Texas? Also, at some point, maybe you will start referring to your "partner" by his first name, and get the two of you in front of the camera. It's already a fact that you both make a great team.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’ll see if I can convince him
You deserve a sponsor - maybe an elocution school :) munffs - is fine by the way :)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙈🙈🙈 I still can’t say it with confidence
@@ClarasWoodshop Your english is a lot better than my korean.....