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Why not go in straight when using this with a butt joint?

Genius.

😊 thank you

Wore insulated bibs the majority of my winter work. I’ve had several un-insulated bibs for both work and chores. More comfortable than a belt and blue jeans.

LOL, when I was in college everyone was wearing bleach washed Levi's bibs. It was a status symbol to show up in class wearing them in the Midwest. It was the greatest day when I finally had the money to buy a pair. I still have them, in very good condition. Can't get into them but I have no intentions of parting with them.

Good one Russ, I never thought of the things you are talking about here. I don\t own any of these type of overalls, but I must give it a try soon. Love your way of expressing some of your idea's and it all makes sense, especially making yourself look cute. :)

Hey Russ, Haven't worn bibs for quite a while! My shop apron does some of the list, but not all! It's a real plus if your significant other thinks you look cute in them, can't go wrong there! Later, Murph

Hey Russ! Loved the out of the box video! I have some very warm insulated overalls I wear in the winter, but it got me thinking I should try some regular ones for working in the yard and in the shop! Please keep the videos coming!

i haven't worn bid overalls in 30 years. But I am tempted. Thanks Russ

I wear them occasionally too they are comfortable to work in. I have one oversized pair I ware when blowing snow I put on sweat pants under them to keep warm, works like a charm.

I wear 'em occasionally too. My number one dislike is that the bib pockets tend to empty themselves when I sit down, say, in the bathroom 😵‍💫. Pencils, glasses, cellphone, etc can get away from you in those instances. Lately I've been wearing carpenter pants so all such "stuff" is in leg pockets and thus avoids that problem. But, of course, pants do require a beltline which at our age isn't comfortable when working while bent over at the waist for any length of time. I suppose I could compromise and get a larger waist size pant and use suspender/braces/galluses, but I'm not really into the Amish look at the present moment... Thanks for sharing. I'm going to get a pair of my bibs out and wear them tomorrow...

Okay, I'll own up; I smirked at number five. But shouldn't it have been number two? As for 'looking cute', was Mrs. Veinot smirking? Well, if she meant it maybe I'll get a pair myself. Cheers Russ, good to see you in front of the camera again.

Thank you, Russ. I would really enjoy hearing your feedback on Star Link someday. It's been on my radar for a bit.

Thank you

Thanks for this simple solution for the same problem I have had with my Biesemeyer fence for years.

Your AMAZING!!! TY so much, I have been racking my brain trying to figure out how to make my corners stronger on my project.....this is GOLD! I'm off to the dollar store now to buy up all the bamboo skewers i can get my hands on!! Thank you, thank you.....THANK YOU!!!! MMMMMMWAH!!!!❤😂

Fantastic! Outside the box indeed. Bamboo is interesting wood. A grass, not a tree, and using its unique advantages--flexibility, resilience and hardness--in this way is just plain genius! Many thanks. Gotta go now and rustle up some bamboo!

Thank you! This is exactly what I have been looking for! I need to make a set of boxes from 1/8" birch. I've watched dozens of small box videos and none of them have addressed how to make a strong joint in such thin material.

Geez, This is great! I can really use this method!

Very helpful and informative, Thanks Russ

Plot twist….The bench top was 2 degrees off level. Shoulda rotated the drill and checked, after setting the bubble in place.

I have as much alternate sources of heat and light as I can manage without breaking the bank. The one thing I am concerned about is finding a source for the medicines I need as a senior citizen. Reaching 73 in a very short time and I have to have Coumadin daily to prevent clotting since I have a mechanical heart valve. Coumadin, i.e. warfarin, is readily available in the form of rat poison but since the idea is just to kill rats and mice quality control is suspect. I'm taking 7.5 milligrams daily. Not much but that makes it more difficult. Double the dose and I bleed out from a cut. So that is the one thing I don't currently have a backup plan for. Possibilities include aspirin that is OTC and long shelf life also thins blood. Dosage is also a problem. I did get a little machine that reads my INR as long as I have the little chips that it reads. The script is for 3 months at a time. Not long enough. I'd be interested to hear if you or anybody has a work around. Thanks 😁😎

Thanks Russ. I am not the electrical DYI guy like you are. But as a result of your previous FOGS videos, several months ago I bought a Jackery battery back up. It is large enough to keep a couple of lights on and run our refrigerator for 24 hours. It helps during those limited few hours where our power is out. We have a propane fireplace for heat in the winter. It has come in useful on several occasions already and I have appreciated having it on hand. Thanks for you advice, it has made our FOGS situation much easier. Cheers

I like that gun! It comes with a suppressor!😂

Brilliant

Welcome back! I hope your break was restful! I remember you talking about the rug tape way back. It's still on my shopping list for those "gonna get that for this project/needs" moments.

I’ve had mine( the complete system ) for about 30 years.i have the same snap ring pliers 6 pc since the early 80’s. Now I have three upgrades to make to my zyliss vise.

Good to see you Russ! You forgot to tell us you are no where near done.

Oh two days in a row - that's a treat, Russ ! I got to do these mods to my Zyliss vise system for sure.

Hey Russ, First of all, glad to see you back with your videos. I was about to DM you to see if everything is going on well. And it's also a pleasure to see you coming back with some Zyliss vise upgrades. If you remember, I bought a Zyliss vise after you shared about it couple of years ago. It has been my vise of choice as well. Looking forward to your videos and more rambling as well 😆😆 Take Care & we are no where near done, Buddy !!

G'day Russ, thanks for this information I had given up on my zylus vice a few years ago because of the things you have just pointed out. extremely helpful for me. I will have a go at some of these ideas. Thanks again Russ. I hope you aint finished yet for a long time.

You had me at "photos of his knob" 😂😂😂 (couldn't resist, glad to see you back)

Long time no see, missed ya

glad to see your back. Take care my friend. ;-) C.A.G.

Two days in a row! Great to see you again. This seems more like an OTB video than a Rambling Russ. Good ideas.

Welcome back Russ.. Great idea

Maybe you are getting more hits because everyone's missed you! And because your OTB thoughts and suggestions are quite valuable and of course interesting.

Way to go Russ! Getting back in the swing!!!! You've got a lot more to do!!! Later, Murph

Good to see you back Russ and glad you like the knob!

I have 8 woodworking vises, and I use the Zyliss the most. I turned a large knob with a speed-bar for the screw and it's good for most purposes. I also glued thick leather to the jaws. But the best modification was done to the clamps. I drilled a 1/4" hole through the top of the clamps in line with the wing screws. Then I clamp the vise on the bench and drill into the benchtop through the holes, and then insert a 1/4" pin. This prevents creeping of the vise clamps.

Hey Russ, Great to see you, hope all is well, best wishes from the Rug Grip Guy ib Florida! Later, Murph

NIce to have you back with your videos Russ!!! I thought that something happened, but I read that you just took some time off. Good to hear, everything is ok!!!

G'day Russ, I am also a senior citizen in Australia. I have often spoken about you to my other half and wondered where you got too. I was genuinly wondering if we would see you again, you are like an old friend. I always love your videos and your enthusiasm is fantastic. Since I saw you last I bought an xtool m1 Laser and am having a lot of fun with it. I actually caused a fire in it at the start due to lack of experience, but Iam better at it now. You caused me to buy a zylus vice some few years ago from New Zealand and it was expensive, but it has proven to be quite handy at times. It is fantastic to see you again and loved this Video. Hope you stay well and keep em comming. I am so happy you are back.

I just sat down with a cup of coffee turned on my iPad and you came up, just like having coffee with an old friend. Great to see you back have a great evening

Welcome back> Missed your unique insights to solving everyday problems.

Russ! I’m sooo glad to see you back! Love this video! I have a zyliss vise I inherited from my stepdad, and am looking forward to implementing some of these mods!

Russ it was a delight to see your video in my notifications. I am glad you are back and look forward to more rambling! Cheers

I was just thinking about you this morning and noticing how long it's been since the last video. Frankly, I was a bit concerned. Glad to see you again.

Great to see you back in front of the camera. I hope all is well with you and yours.

Hey Russ! Good to see you back in front of the camera!