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Making Made Simple
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Приєднався 18 гру 2020
Hello everyone, my name is Orlando Gallegos and I like to make things! Most of what you'll see me make on this channel pertains to woodworking, however, I am always exploring new ways to create anything that comes to mind.
As the branding (Making Made Simple) on this channel suggests, the goal is to break down every project in a way simple way so that you can follow along. Remember, I make mistakes so you don't have to! I try to post once a week, so feel free to subscribe to stay tuned into my future projects!
To keep up with a more consistent flow of projects, feel free to follow my project account on Instagram!
makingmadesimple_
As the branding (Making Made Simple) on this channel suggests, the goal is to break down every project in a way simple way so that you can follow along. Remember, I make mistakes so you don't have to! I try to post once a week, so feel free to subscribe to stay tuned into my future projects!
To keep up with a more consistent flow of projects, feel free to follow my project account on Instagram!
makingmadesimple_
How to Build a DIY Mini Bookshelf with Only One Power Tool
In this video, I'll be showing you how to build a mini book shelf using just one power tool, the circular saw. The great thing about this project is that it can be completed with some basic woodworking skills and a few accessories. This mini book shelf is a great way to organize your books, along with some additional belongings!
Items used:
- Oak edge banding: amzn.to/4gPDaGF
- 90 Degree clamps - amzn.to/429tlPa
- Varathane Golden Oak - www.homedepot.com/pep/Varathane-8-oz-Golden-Oak-Premium-Fast-Dry-Interior-Wood-Stain-266199/203310381
- Varathane Satin Polyurethane - amzn.to/425JWDC
- Substitute Speed Square - amzn.to/424M2DL
- Circular Saw - amzn.to/3WeGOkY
Items used:
- Oak edge banding: amzn.to/4gPDaGF
- 90 Degree clamps - amzn.to/429tlPa
- Varathane Golden Oak - www.homedepot.com/pep/Varathane-8-oz-Golden-Oak-Premium-Fast-Dry-Interior-Wood-Stain-266199/203310381
- Varathane Satin Polyurethane - amzn.to/425JWDC
- Substitute Speed Square - amzn.to/424M2DL
- Circular Saw - amzn.to/3WeGOkY
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Wrapping a Christmas Gift as Something It's Not - Woodworking Edition
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In this video, I used some woodworking skills to create an unconventional gift box for one of my Christmas gifts. Enjoy!
No Table? No Problem! Make These 10 Cuts Without a Table Saw
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Not having a table saw can feel limiting! I teamed up with Kreg Tool to showcase 10 different cuts that are traditionally done on a table saw, without actually needing a table saw. Table saws can be expensive, and they also take up a lot of space - hopefully this gives you some options! Enjoy! Affiliate Links: Kreg Rip-Cut - amzn.to/49FD4P4 Kreg Straight-Edge Guide: amzn.to/4izlO23
How to Make a DIY Wooden Lego Drawer
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In today's video, I'm demonstrating how to make this beautiful wooden Lego Drawer! Lego has their own version of this drawer, however, it seemed to have some flaws, based on what we see in the reviews! This video will show you some basic woodworking tips, and how to put this fun Lego Drawer together all on your own! How to Make a Small Wooden Circle: ua-cam.com/users/shorts4mVFpxZV6lU?feature=s...
How to Install Pre-Cut Tint on New Tesla Model Y | GeoShield Pre-Cut TintZoom Kit
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In today’s video, we’re tinting a new Tesla Model Y. This DIY pre-cut tint installation is a hands-on tutorial demonstrating my experience with GeoShield’s Pro Nano Ceramic tints. Installing pre-cut tint kits doesn’t have to be so difficult. While the pros will definitely get you the best window tint results, you can have a great outcome by trying it yourself and taking your time! Keep in mind ...
How to Build a DIY Modern Dresser (with Cane Drawer Faces)
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Today I'll be showing you how I built this modern dresser with cane details. This is a woodworking tutorial that covers all of the techniques and methods that helped put this DIY project together! Finding the perfect dresser can be difficult sometimes, which is why building your own is always a great option! The plans for this project build can be found below, as this was a small collaboration ...
How to Use a Pocket-Hole Jig in 3 New Ways!
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How to Use a Pocket-Hole Jig in 3 New Ways!
How to Make an Easy Leather Mouse Pad with Pen Holder
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How to Make an Easy Leather Mouse Pad with Pen Holder
How to Build a Fancy Headphone Stand
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How to Build a Fancy Headphone Stand
How I Made a DIY Contemporary Art Shattered Mirror
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How I Made a DIY Contemporary Art Shattered Mirror
Build a DIY Portable/Mobile Wall - Perfect Zoom Background! | Movable Room Divider / Secret Wall
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Build a DIY Portable/Mobile Wall - Perfect Zoom Background! | Movable Room Divider / Secret Wall
This Is Why Selling DIY Projects Isn't Profitable
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This Is Why Selling DIY Projects Isn't Profitable
How To Make an Epoxy Pizza Table (With Stuffed Crust)
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How To Make an Epoxy Pizza Table (With Stuffed Crust)
How to Make a DIY Burlap Media Console
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How to Make a DIY Burlap Media Console
How to Make a Modern Coffee Table - Easy Woodworking Build
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How to Make a Modern Coffee Table - Easy Woodworking Build
How I built a DIY Wooden Desk Shelf Using Scrap Wood Flooring!
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How I built a DIY Wooden Desk Shelf Using Scrap Wood Flooring!
How to Save The Planet with a DIY Coffee Table
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How to Save The Planet with a DIY Coffee Table
How to Make Your Own Clouds - EASY DIY
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How to Make Your Own Clouds - EASY DIY
How to Make an EASY Industrial DIY Shelf
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How to Make an EASY Industrial DIY Shelf
How to Make a DIY Concrete Planter in Any Color!
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How to Make a DIY Concrete Planter in Any Color!
How to Build a Mid-Century Modern Dresser
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How to Build a Mid-Century Modern Dresser
How Paint and Restore Hydro Flask [DIY - Like New]
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How Paint and Restore Hydro Flask [DIY - Like New]
Building a DIY Wood Cabinet. Is It Worth It?
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Building a DIY Wood Cabinet. Is It Worth It?
How to Build a DIY Monitor Desk Stand - Make Your Own Grovemade Desk Shelf!
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How to Build a DIY Monitor Desk Stand - Make Your Own Grovemade Desk Shelf!
Restoring Used Furniture. Is It Worth It?
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Restoring Used Furniture. Is It Worth It?
How to Build a Contemporary Wood + Concrete Table
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How to Build a Contemporary Wood Concrete Table
I’ll subscribe if you apologize for your second pronunciation of pecan lol
Hahahaha
I had a feeling that would get someone 😌
Where can I get that cool rounded corner marking tool
That's a state of the art tool and I'm not sure that it's available to the public!
WOW man you make it seem so easy!!! Love your work! Keep up the good content 😎💪🏽👍🏾
Thanks for watching, brother! 🥹🥹🥹
Nice painting of the president.
The best glues have a tensile strength of several thousand pounds.
Nice! Going to make a few of these, I have the same husky workbench. I’ve been building coffee mug stands, and will be building some shoe cubbies tomorrow. I have a nice headphone collection so I need to build a few stands.
It's honestly a quick and easy project, good luck!
After seeing how window tint shops charge wayyyy more for Teslas just because they are Teslas, i decided to do this myself…great video
Thank you so much for watching! I've heard the same thing about electric car installations. People online call it the "Tesla Tax", which is unfortunate, because they're so much more affordable now
Thanks. I’m definitely using this to make a jig of some sort.
Love the idea!
😂😂🤣🤣
I can always count on you 💪🏽
I see this isn’t the TikTok version 😭
Haha, I uploaded that one on here too!
IYFKY Fam😂
It's lit fam 😭
What is epoxy or resin for if you used glue?
It fills the gaps between all of the cracked mirror pieces so that the entire piece is fairly level. In addition to that, it also gives the backboard a glossy black finish, as opposed to being matte. This is visible around 0:13
You used 3 power tools 😅
That's true! But I did give disclaimers during the video. The only tool necessary was the circular saw. 1. The sander - I mentioned you can hand sand with sandpaper. I used a sander to save time. 2. The drill - I mentioned that shelf could sit there with wood glue, but I chose to use screws. Without being weight-bearing, either option works. Another option is to just leave that back shelf out entirely, if this will be against the wall
This is very nice, good job 🙂
Thank you ♥️
did Kreg steal your design or did you steal theirs?
I saw a pic of this one online, but I don't think it was on their site or page at the time. Not sure which order it came in. I definitely didn't design this one though
the gift that doubles as a gag gift he can give someone else next year as well!
The gift that keeps on giving, haha
Next year, it needs to be the real thing. 😉
Next time 😉
🎅👍 Merry Christmas 🎅👍
Likewise!!! 🎅🏽
Very informative and well done my friend. Keep up the great work and what a beautiful Christmas gift 🟥
Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it!!
I hate these titles and thumbnails!
UA-cam's a complicated space. Unfortunately, if there's nothing attention-grabbing in the thumbnail, videos often don't get seen, even if the content is informative and well-put together. The thumbnail is a little extreme, but I do believe the title delivers on its presumptions
@MakingMadeSimple You are right. Great video.
Thanks for understanding, and thanks a ton for watching!
Great video! 😊
Thanks for watching! 😄
Good video, keep it up 👍🏼🟥
Loving the red square! Thanks for watching!!!
Thank You 😊
Thank you for watching!
Hello there, just curious. Why there's no carpentry joints or grooves inbetween the pieces of wood but just glue to stick them together? Is this durable for long time? Wont they come off. Thanks in advance
Thanks for asking! When it comes to cutting boards, wood glue provides adequate strength for years to come. No need for grooves or anything fancy because the wood glue is enough to hold it together. You just gotta use the right stuff. That being water-resistant glue that's also food-safe 👍🏼
I have the DeWalt table saw, but you are absolutely correct. Sometimes I just don't feel like setting it up just for a couple of short straight cuts. I made a zero clearance jig that works just fine. Keep these great videos coming.
Exactly!!! In my case, I sometimes have to move the far in order to access tools, appreciate the so the jigs and quick setups help a ton. Thanks a ton for watching, I appreciate the support!
@@MakingMadeSimple I subscribed and I am looking forward to your content. You have a very laid back style to your tutorials. You don't talk down to people or assume they know a ton about woodworking. Your channel will go far.
I really appreciate the kind words! It's always tricky to find a balance between over-explaining and under-explaining. I'm glad you've enjoyed the content so far!
Kregg sponsored CLICK BAIT!
Remember the part where I also showed how to make those cuts with a wooden board, and no other accessories? 🫶🏼
Might be click bait to you but I learned a few things
Super happy to hear that! Thanks for watching!
great video...thanks for sharing and have a great week
Thanks so much for watching! Means a ton, especially from a fellow UA-cam woodworker!
There are kerf cut calculators if you want to be able to plan about how long you will need fwiw.
That's actually a great point. I'll be sure to throw that in the description once I get back on the computer. Thanks!
Love your videos bro!! Keep it coming😎👍🏾
Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support! 😎👍🏼
Wow those curved edges are amazing! Good job!!
Probably making another video on that soon, so stay tuned 😎
Loving these videos!!! Hope to see more with this next year coming🟥
Thanks for watching! 🟥🟥🟥
Hi thanks for the video, what did you use for the height of the circles? Thanks!
Those were about 3/4"! I do remember them looking a little tall, so I believe I sended them down a little beyond that, but not by much.
I've used a 2.4 length of aluminium found in a skip bin and it's perfect for the last 30 years and will keep being perfect without all this carry on
That works too!
Please ignore whoever said that ❤
No you are not suppose to cut that . There is a clear vertical blind repair tabs available on line
Kreg Best of the Best
Gotta love Kreg!
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It would be helpful if there were a few replacement parts that came with the package
I definitely agree. At least a couple of the little metal clips that are intended for repairs
WOW!!!! Great tutorial I’d love to see more content!!!
Thanks for watching! 😎
Fyi, wood glue, used properly, is stronger than wood.
Absolutely! I have a video demonstrating that exact point on my channel 🙌🏼
Amboyna would have looked wild. Cost prohibitive though.
I had to look that one up. Ouch 😭
Bro, even if it's interesting what you made there, and the explanation is informative, the background music makes me sleepy, and I cannot focus. Try next time another background "noise". Keep up with good work!
I might honestly just remove the music in the future! Still experimenting with this. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
I think the music is soothing and adds to the quality of the video, honestly whole thing has really great production quality
@@flowerchild1215 adds to the quality, but this TYPE of music makes me fall asleep (my wife said the same thing). So nothing wrong with the background music, I just mentioned the unexpected effect of it :)
Love!!! 😍
Glad you loved this one! ☺️
These are sick
Thanks for tuning in!!!
I’m sorry but that wood is clearly extremely weak, if you can break it that easily. Please do the test again, using hardwood.
It is hardwood. It broke easily because it was a small piece.
Very nice 😎👌🏾
Thanks for watching!!! 😎
Side grain for chopping boards? 🤢 Should be end grain!
Agreed! But edgegrain's a little easier to do for those who have limited tools
I ordered from TintZoom after I watched your video the other day , they took my money out of my account and gave me a order number , but never sent me a confirmation email or anything else , now when I try to login to my account on tint zoom is says I never made one ?? I’m just wondering if and how you ever got ahold of them because there numbers they have posted do not work nobody ever answers.
Did you ever get it?
Can I use it to cover the rust appearing in the dishwasher shelves , taken account high temperature ,humidity and cleaning stuff. 🙏🏻
I thought tinting the back glass window is not good for the Tesla? I’ve backs shattered for whatever reason.
I don't believe this to be the case for the back glass, I've only heard that about the roof. From my understanding, a lot of ceramic tints don't let the heat get past the tint. So if the glass roof is tinted, which gets hit directly by sunlight frequently, the heat goes through the glass and essentially gets trapped between the glass and the tint, causing it to shatter. I didn't tint my roof, so I have no clue whether it actually happens, but I've heard it can.