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That lamp is cool af

Thank you for the PSA

Tbh, sounds like all win but I've never been particularly susceptible to peer pressure. None the less, it's good information to have! Thank you. 😊

I did not know about the higher commission rates. I have some items I need that are sitting in my basket in the hopes that the price will drop. Having said that, I always get suckered in by someones recommendations.

Thanks for the information.

Good morning 🌅, it’s the same on what you buy, you think you are getting a good deal to. To Find you are paying for something that you don’t want or need, I have just found out that I am paying for cable Tv that I don’t use or have, I was told by the fibre company that I had to have it, no I don’t so I’ve cancelled it completely, Going another route, If you’re not careful, you get scammed right left and centre nowadays, Stay safe keep up the great work, France.

Best UA-cam psa ever! Congrats on being a good person.

Good to know!

Sounds like capitalism. Anyway, no surprise.

Thank you!

Olá, aqui do Brasil! Parabéns! Trabalho lindo e incrível! Muito obrigado por compartilhar seus múltiplos conhecimentos conosco! 😊💡❤

Double thumbs up. Open people's eyes

Don't buy anything on sales unless you were already planning on getting it. You're not actually saving any money when you buy something you weren't planning on buying

you are awesome - thanks for keepin it real wuff us out here! ^,..,^

Honesty is not common anymore. Respect! Keep up the great work. 👽

My glue spreader is my finger too! I enjoy the childishness of it haha. Great video as usual, you have a real skill at making them. Keep up the great work :)

You keep saying "pine wood". In the UK, plywood is usually made from hard woods, so would not contain pine. Is that not true where you are?

I love your videos. I particularly enjoy seeing others displaying "what not to do" because that's really what I need help with.

Yes she is so cool 👌 😂, and cute 🥰, French 💋

I have missed you, glad you are back. If there is one thing about you I love, it is that you aren't afraid of showing your mustakes... One suggestion would be to ditch the electrical tape and use heat shrink tubing. Looks better and won't come off... Keep up the good work!

Loved how you took the time to explain each step of the way. For anybody who wants to make one of these, this video makes it super simple. Even for somebody who doesnt work with wood... like me! Thanks!

Cool

❤ the light. To keep things from moving with glue, try using two small brad nails with the heads cut off ( 1/8" off of surface) to keep things from moving. Credit goes to P. Sellers for the brad idea.

One issue with the whole pallet scenario is, as Dainer said in his video, if an inspector opens a trailer load of pallet goods and it is unclear if some of the pallets have been treated, then the entire container load will be fumigated with methyl bromide. So you could literally have already used a pallet that was treated with methyl bromide and not know it.

New subscriber here from Ireland. Love your narration. Very enjoyable video. Looking forward to some binge watching now that I've discovered your channel.

Nice project. I like the concept and it looks good.

So cool 😎

I love that you make about as many mistakes as I do in the shop. AND that you don't hide them! Cool build!

Good job. Now you know why templates save time and matetial!

I love at 19:50 the other flush trim bit is dancing around. 21:05, more dancing!

Super idea, love these videos and your humour, keep it up.

Just as I was thinking this week that it has been a while since you shared a video, you treat us to a brilliant nifty project! And it isn’t even a picture frame 😂. I think I want to make a desk version, as a gift. Although I applaud you always show your mistakes in the videos, some are a bit too relatable 😬. I don’t want admit how often I painted myself into a corner. Specially with (what should have been) straight forward projects. Thanks for sharing!

Welcome back! Nifty project and the long-format video gives us more jokes and snark which is always appreciated 😀

Nice video and project. Good to see that I am not the only one who sometimes takes the long way around. Thanks for how to do it right.

Great to have you back! Nice build, too. As always, honest and relatable content with brilliant commentary. Cheers! 😊

I think I smelled "dark wood" (though there were no burn marks) when you were drilling larger inside corners to the thick plywood 😀 Illustrating realistic, winding, (there probably exist better word for it, a bit like octopus playing twister 😉), workflow from idea to _success_ 1) with occasional shortcomings and failures 2) is IMO very important - and you are very good at it 3) 4) 👍 Round magnetic balls might demonstrate better that they are apart from each other? Adding spark generator (between magnetic metal balls) could look cool, but might be slightly inconvenient for manual operation due to high voltage (though current would be tolerable) 😬 1) whatever it means to each, no judging needed 😉 2) and how to a) fix them (almost always they can be) and b) avoid in the future due to better understanding and improved skills 3) + talking about other important subjects, not always closely related to piece in making 5) 4) I don't mean good at _failures_ but good at *not editing failures and stumbles out, at being realistic and at being human* 5) because they _might not_ be the primary content 👀

I see the light.

great idea, i love the part where you made the boo boos, you handled it gooder than i would. loved your hands and nail job too, very pretty.

as always beautiful work from ireland

I thought it was a fantastic build! Thank you for sharing it.. two thoughts which may be obvious. 1) I find jigsaws on thinner wood can give rougher cuts the more the wood can vibrate. I.e. I try to put the cut line as close to the workbench as I can (safely) and sometimes even hold a piece of wood along the top so there’s pressure along the entire surface. 2) I avoided using heat shrink tubing for insulation for years. I was wrong :). It’s cheap and easy. You slide the tubes over the wires and above the part to solder before soldering. After soldering, slide the tubes over the joint and hit them briefly with a heat gun or a soldering iron on low and you are done. It provides quick, permanent support for the joint. (And can easily be cut off if you need to resolder.

I like it.😁

Fun project! I see you're upping your transition game too, good job!

I like it and I like how much detail and time you took explaining every single step in the process. Thank you.

I like that part where you make the lamp

Nice love the idea concept and I love how you talk also

Good morning 🌅, nice job, it is okay to make mistakes, the skill comes in how you rectify it and get over the problem and this is how you learn , we all make mistakes , France