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Life is all about taking on new challenges and learning something in the process. Introducing ELC a youtube channel from two friends who are passionate about making their own dreams come true - one project at a time! Follow along as we share our successes and failures while crafting unique projects that bring us joy. From simple home improvements to complex furniture builds, you'll learn everything there is know alongside us. Let's make our homes into havens together - join us on this adventure!
How to make excellent Floating Shelves
Discover the magic of floating shelves with our comprehensive DIY tutorial. Learn how to effortlessly create sleek and stylish floating shelves that will enhance your home decor. We'll guide you through each step, from installing brackets to mounting your shelves securely.
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DIY Easiest Workbench Build
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Looking for the simplest way to build a sturdy workbench for your DIY projects? You're in the right place! In this easy-to-follow DIY tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of creating a basic workbench that's perfect for your garage or workshop. No special skills or fancy tools required - just a few basic materials and a little bit of your time. Get ready to make your DIY dreams come tr...
Lets Make a Metal Firewood Stand
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Join us in this step-by-step DIY tutorial as we craft a robust and stylish metal firewood stand. Keep your firewood organized and accessible with this easy-to-follow project. Learn essential metalworking techniques and create a practical addition to your outdoor space. Watch now and elevate your firewood storage game!
Crafting a Rustic Table and Bench
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Watch as I transform glulam beam into a stunning rustic table and matching bench. Learn essential woodworking skills and metalworking skills, tips, and tricks to create your very own functional and stylish furniture pieces. Join us on this creative journey and start crafting your dream home pieces today!
Building an outdoor kitchen and pergola!
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Discover how to transform your outdoor space into a luxurious oasis with our step-by-step guide to building a stunning pergola and a fully functional outdoor kitchen. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a beginner looking to elevate your outdoor living, this video has you covered. Get ready to create the perfect blend of beauty and functionality in your backyard retreat!
How to Build a Rust-Proof Module for Your Muurika
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In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll walk you through the step-by-step process of creating a custom module for your Muurika that will effectively prevent rusting. Say goodbye to the worries of rust corroding your beloved Muurika, and say hello to long-lasting outdoor cooking adventures!
Super Easy Clamp Rack! Mastering Workshop Organization
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Ready to upgrade your workshop organization? In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll show you how to create a sturdy and space-saving clamp rack for your woodworking or metalworking projects.
Quick and almost free gift basket.
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Made a quick basket to store some gifts to my brothers, so insteed of buying one I decided to make one. hope you enjoyed the video.
One shelf to rule them all #homedecor
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Transform your space with this easy and creative DIY shelf project! In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of making a beautiful and functional shelf from scratch. Whether you're a woodworking enthusiast or just looking to add a personalized touch to your home decor, this project is perfect for you. Learn the art of crafting handmade furniture, get inspired by our sh...
Crafting Wonders: Unveiling DIY Dreams and Artisan Adventures | Channel Trailer
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Life is all about taking on new challenges and learning something in the process. Introducing ELC a youtube channel from two friends who are passionate about making their own dreams come true - one project at a time! Follow along as we share our successes and failures while crafting unique projects that bring us joy. From simple home improvements to complex furniture builds, you'll learn everyt...
Cutting board from scrap wood #flatteningjig #dremmel #diy
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Cutting board project where I use scrap wood. Planing, sanding and carving until perfection. Finish: www.hornbach.se/p/paraffinolja-herdins-250ml/7458998/
Forstner Bit Holder, shop infrastructure!
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Had all of my forstner bits in a drawer and had a hot mess finding them when I needed to use them, so I made a quick holder for them to add to my French cleat system. hope you enjoy the video and leave a thumbs up and click the sub button if u want more if these videos! enjoy.
Ryobi Nailgun, lets make a hanger for it.
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The ryobi nailgun was in a bad place so I made a easy wall mount for it so it can get a proper place. hope you enjoy the video. please like and sub if you want more content.
From Stumble to Strength: Rebuilding My Stairs after a Spectacular Fall #failarmy #fail
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I made a hard fall this winter on my old set of stairs in to our house, so this summer I decided to make a new set of stairs. hope you like the video and if you do, please consider to like it and subscribe to our channel. thanks
Get your kids messy pencil pile to a more organized pencil holder | DIY
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A quick and simple pencil holder for my kids coloring pencils, they got tierd of searching threu 81 pencils to get the right color, so I made a quick and easy holder to store the pencils out of mdf.
Recycled wood turned into functional wood shed | DIY wood shed
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Recycled wood turned into functional wood shed | DIY wood shed
DIY Insert for your cabinet, Simple divider for easier storage.
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DIY Insert for your cabinet, Simple divider for easier storage.
DIY designer candle holder/candlestick, from scrap material.
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DIY designer candle holder/candlestick, from scrap material.
Woodturning - You got to love the results!
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Woodturning - You got to love the results!
Turning a pile of scrap in to a 800$ table | DIY design table
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Turning a pile of scrap in to a 800$ table | DIY design table
Crosscut sled for my Dewalt table-saw XXL
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Crosscut sled for my Dewalt table-saw XXL
Refurbished stokke tripp trapp #diy #osmo
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Refurbished stokke tripp trapp #diy #osmo
Metal stand for new planer #diy | woodstar
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Metal stand for new planer #diy | woodstar
Festool TS55 - Circuit Board change | Troubleshooting #festool
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Festool TS55 - Circuit Board change | Troubleshooting #festool
Why don't Ooni make this default on all their ovens? | Ooni koda 16 | Ooni koda 16 door | Insane#diy
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Why don't Ooni make this default on all their ovens? | Ooni koda 16 | Ooni koda 16 door | Insane#diy
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Amazing!
Exactly what we need because we have two steps outside our kitchen door made from paver blocks that are falling apart. One question- did you attach them to the house in any way?
Why didn't you have to nail down your track saw?
Women are blessed to have men that can build stuff.
It’s true. I think about that all the time.
Board measurements needed?
looks great but how are they fastened to the structure so they dont move
Dosent need to be since the pure weight of it is enough to keep it in place, but if u want to just add a screw or two for extra safety
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Thank You ❤😊
How did you attach bottom box to upper box ? And how you attached both of them to wall ?
i was wondering the same thing
Top one is toenailed into the bottom one
Yeah, with one screw. Yikes. Id like a little more security than that personally @ForestFaerieLaughter
Thank you. Exactly what I was looking for
where is the lists of boards needed?
annoying that your measurements are in mm. Otherwise, good looking stairs.
What's wrong with mm? 95% of the world uses the metric system.
We like mm, more accurate.
Just the video I was looking for , great job!
Beautiful 🎉
Did you just scrape with no prior prep? And what is the liquid added after the scraping?
Thank you very much. Laddie didn’t want stringers and this is super simple
Very much dislike videos that no one speaks….useless!
I love building stairs like these. They last forever. I water sealed my boards and 12 years later they still look great.
Yep ... that's what I am going to build; just a question: tread width and height? I"m just going to extend the top landing to 22 inches plus making sure the the lower step is is the proper width. Thank you.
Hi can you show your planing tool?
Looks great! Loving how you cut it underneath..
*promosm* 👍
Great job. I have the karu 12 with the gas burner. I found that with the door loosely attached, which they don’t recommend, can get the oven to 900+F. Without the door the temperature maxes out at 850F. Certain models like the karu 12G and 16 can be used with the door on. However, I don’t know how well they perform with the door since the flame safety device on the burner attachment is sensitive and could turn the flame down automatically if you have poor ventilation.
The flame is turn down automatically if I put the door completely on with karu 12. This makes me think that if the same behavior isn’t on the 12G and 16, those two inherently have more air intake thus less efficient when burning wood and charcoal. Which makes sense since they beefed up the insulation on the 12G probably to compensate for that.
I loved the table!
Thank you! :)
Excellent!
Thank you!🙏
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Fantastic job! 😍
Thank you🙏
Looks amazing 🤩
Thank you 🙏
We’re back in the silent film era with jungle screams!
Smart ! I like the finishing touch 😊
I don't mean to be a dick but that seems like an extremely inefficient use of a gigantic space to store only a few clamps. Stacking them would also make it easier to grab more than one clamp at a time.
I appreciate your comment, even if you think you're a dick 😂 you have a valid point! At this stage I have the empty place, and it looks visually nice with the clamps like this. Will probably take a more functional approach next time. Thanks 🙏
@@ELC.artisans I think if needed in the future you can reuse it for pipe clamps if you have some, I still haven't found a good way to store those !
Very nice! May I ask how wide is it between the house and the other building?
I needed to measure, didn't remember the distance. It's 252 cm 😊
@@ELC.artisans Thank you 😊
I would use it for a meat and cheese platter personally. 🤗 Looks good for your first time!! I only found your channel today and I am surprised you don’t have more subs! I will say, after watching several of your videos, I don’t think you are a “DIY” channel. You are a Maker. There really is a big difference between the two. I tend to avoid DIY channels. But I avidly watch makers like Jimmy Diresta and Laura Kampf and many others. I just added you to my maker list. 🥰🥰 I look forward to seeing more! Now as ENCurtis says, “Go make a thing!”.
That would be really nice use, at the moment I use it as a fruit platter. So greatful for your comment and follow, thanks! ❤️
I LIKE IT! Gave me some good ideas. I wonder though if a tiny gap between boards might help with water drainage, and make it last longer? Also, I wish I could find lumber like that. Good job!
Thanks alot for thouse kind words, they sure would if your boards are dryer than mine was, but these boards was so wet that they have created a 4mm gap just for drying this summer.
nice work. question: how did you end up attaching the stairs to the ledger board?
Never attached it to the ledge board, felt that it needed to have the chance to move since wood expand, so the pure weight if the stairs is what keeps it in place and haven't moved one mm since. Thanks for the comment 👍
Haha 😂 snyggt fall, tur du gjort en ny snygg trappa.
Have koda 16 for some time. Decent oven but stone temperature definitely is an issue. Bottom always a bit undercooked
So cool, your daughter must be so happy
Inspiration there fella ...GREAT job....
Wow. Well made! Im very impressed
Thank you so much, appreciate your nice comment! :)
I could have sworn you had at least 500k subscribers from your production quality alone. Great video and a really awesome looking gate!
I dont need 500k subscribers when I get a comment like this! Thank you so much for the support and the inspirational words. ❤️
Good Job!
I really enjoy watching your small projects, you seem to have a keen eye for everything. I'd hire you as an fabricator or carpenter every day of the week, full stop. Keep up the good work and the inspiration for the rest of us.
Thanks alot for your kind words!
@@ELC.artisans No worries Klimpen.
I got one of these ovens. I never used a thermometer on it. Just go by feel. Haven’t made a bad pizza yet. You don’t need one….
If u want a ide on how hot your stone is, its a good thing to have a thermometer but nothing that is needed for the baking of the pizza ofc. however if u want to make over 20+ pizzas u kinda need a hatch/door to get the oven back up to temp fast and abit hotter than u get it without the door/hatch. thanks for your comment tho :)
@@ELC.artisans As long as you heat it for one or two scoops of pellets and add one for each pizza you can make a continuous stream of pizza's.
@@nulldude782 hard to add pellets with a gas powerd oven.
Not sure why your Koda doesn’t get hot. My Koda 16 is over 500c with a 30 minute preheat, no door!?!
@@nulldude782😂😂😂 i think you are a bit lost
I have one like you can i have the mesure like a plan then i do it
send a dm and i can send u a rough scetch of it
Amazing results. Can you list the tools you are using to do this please?
Thank you for the kind words! Mostly used a scraper, sandpaper 120-320grid. For finish I used osmo 4060
Why a scraper and not completely sand it?
@@sytsegroenwold2023 I would assume, it wastes less sandpaper... 🤷♀
Cant find osmo 4060?
So pretty candle stick!
I really enjoyed the part when you made the wood super shiny..
Immediate thought is that your left hand is fighting the tool,it`s better to hold the chisel down at the tool rest.I found that changing the blanks position will usually cause vibration,such as replacing it after it came loose. Other than that a very good result!
Hi Pete, I think you are right on point regarding that I should rest the chisel on the tool rest, will have that in mind next time! The vibrations are there without any wood or chuck attached. I think it's more of a mechanical problem, will investigate further. Appreciate your valuable feedback! have a nice day!
Your first attempt is a lot better than my first attempt. Just watch out for the cords from your jacket and the lathe. Very nicely turned platter.
That's a good call, will do! Thanks!