20 MORE Scrap Wood Projects for Beginners #2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2024
- Scrap Wood Projects for you.
I was recently reminded that part of Learning how to get confident with your tools is to begin with the Basics in Mind. Every project, big and small, you can make with scrap wood is a learning experience.
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Great little projects I can do with my granddaughter!
Thank you!! This reminds me of variations in yoga class: Try touching your toes, no? Try touching your shins, no? Try touching your knees... Or hockey / football drills, etc. Sometimes there are basic movements and procedures you need to practice before you can combine them, and before you can start to make up your own.
Love the happy accident 21!
Thanks for putting these projects together into 1 video. Love them.
Awesome, enjoyed video.
Thank you Clint for this video! I was watching your aging dog, and when you said that she drinks a lot of water, you may consider whether she has diabetes (I know, the guy thinks he is a vet, and he is not). It is just a symptom among others... If she is, it would be easy to add life to her years! Take care and see you in the next video!
#15 toothbrush holder: Recommend using a wide countersink bit for the bottom toothbrush stabilizer holes with drain holes drilled in the middles of them. Rubber feet to lift it up off the counter a bit is also a good idea.
That is definitely a major improvement over my design. Great suggestion!
Clinton I just thought of another use for your last project as far as trimming the toothpaste holder and making a picture frame also if you do the right dimensions on the toothpaste holder and trim it off a little bit whoop there you have a nice light switch cover made out of wood
There all great ideas i tend to never think outside the box when it comes to builds like these so thanks for sharing
Enjoyed this very much, theres a few I had forgotten about. God bless & thanks for sharing!
I made a mallet out of a fallen tree limb once. Been using it daily for 20 years.
Sometimes those can be the best ones.
Great projects, these videos definitely get the gears rolling to make projects
Lots of great ideas.
At least project #21 was a happy little accident... I'll bet it was like a "Bob Ross" moment when you looked at that and said... "You know what!?..." Cool! Those are some great ideas for projects. Thanks!
That is exactly how it happened. I feel that you've had a few of those yourself.
@@SpecificLove7 Yes, exactly! It's almost a constant thing when I'm working on a project and it runs into trouble, problem solving and "happy accidents" save the day!
Brother your videos have done so much for my shop & woodworking in general, not only do I have an amazing assortment of French Cleat tool walls now but I also have new project ideas! Keep up the great work!! 👍👍👍
That is awesome! Keep up the work!
All great ideas. I have about two tons (or so it feels like) of scraps, so I'm always looking for something to do with them. That mini picture frame you made gave me an idea to make nice wooden light switch covers to replace those boring old white plastic covers.
That is an interesting, but be careful because I have been told that that could be a little bit on the dangerous side.
@@SpecificLove7 Thanks, I will.
Great ideas! But on the tic tac toe toilet paper caddy, those aren't dados. They're some kind of half lap/knock down joint. Just in case anyone was confused. Awesome work bro!
Hey Clinton, I like your projects, but have you ever considered slowing down a little bit, so some of us could follow along a bit easier? Jeez, man you're like a "speed freak". I'm trying to learn woodworking and your stuff is perfect for my skill level if I could just slow you down!!! Dude, give us beginners a break!