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Thank you so much you help me in my test

this video was amazing and exactly what I've been looking for! I can't wait to go through some more of your videos! I need to make about 10 grow light stands, and I encountered some of the problems you had mentioned and I'm glad I found you when I was searching.

I know this will sound critical, and I'm sorry. I'm trying to educate, not criticize. You you did the second method wrong. As a result, you didn't find the center because you didn't actually draw a perfect square. You created an irregular quadrilateral. For that method to work, each side needs to be precisely the same length and each corner needs to be 90 degrees. The easiest way to ensure accuracy is for the corners of the square to land precisely on the circle. The corners can extend beyond the circle as you did, but only if you are careful and know what you are doing. But it's easy to get off when doing that, which is what happened here. I don't know if I can articulate clearly what you did wrong without a visual demonstration. But let me try. Whey you draw the first right angle, you need to ensure two things: 1) you need the same measurement of the line segment between the intersections with the circle on both legs. 2) you need to extend the line beyond the circle the same distance on both sides. In other words, if you set your square down and intersect the circle at 1 inch, given that #1 above is met, you need to extend the line past the second intersection exactly 1 inch and measure that total length. That is the measurement you need to concern yourself with when you move your square to the other corner. The next to lines should intersect the square at the exact measurement. If you did it right, then the measurement of the line segments inside the circle should also be the same. That will ensure you didn't get your square off center to your circle. I know this probably sounds confusing and I wish I could show you. For anyone reading this who doesn't understand my correction, skip this method. Method 1 is easier to ensure accuracy.

I’ve always overcome the wood separating by brute force 😂

Great vid man, like, subscribe and comment earned with gratitude 🙏.

Thanks really cool, I’ll add wheels on mine 😁👍🏼

What is the length and width of the wood and the diameter of the middle hole and the bottom angle of the wood? In centimeters?

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Really nice work

Great project for me and my son, we will use screws (because he is good with the electric drill and I can't let him use the saw yet) and add a simple lid for him to store toys.

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This guy the goat 🐐🐐🐐

Poplar's great for this type of project!

Great instructions.

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Awesome!

YOU done with woodwworking?

You're working inside your office and drilling on top of a nice desk?

Did you pawn your circular saw so you could get a camera?

enjoy finding video that helps me solve my current issues. pocket screws tip was great

I thought I heard somewhere that materials such as MDF could damage the saw. ?

I just took delivery of my first pull saw and I enjoyed the video, but just wondered what materials NOT to cut with a pull saw'

Great tips - thanks for sharing!

Great!!

If building a long box,4 ft, which 3:03 pieces should over lap, as in your example, the shorter sides over lap the longer ends. Hope this makes sense.

Nice design and steps guide, a likely project this summer holidays with the kids!

WOW!

I want to make a few crates and stack them on their sides to make an interesting looking bookshelf and TV stand. This is perfect for me, Thank you

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Man you just screwed your good looking table.

Great teaching

THE MUSIC IS A DISTRACTION..

I knew the first two ways but, "logically" I should have known the last one also!

Thank you so much!

This time I'll use woodprix instructions to make it by my hand :)

I made it with woodprix instructions !

I really like the toe nail style drilling and then screwing of 2x4's. Thanks for sharing your skills!

Should you seal it after?

I work in a metal fab shop in Detroit. I had to find the center of a lid to a 50 gallon drum today. I used the three line “Chord” method. Worked like the champ!! Thanks Brother Utica - Macomb #64 /G\

Nice video david however i have a question, whats the point in buying a expensive hammer?

David, I see you have been to the East. It's nice to see a brother Master Mason teaching about the plumb, square, and level. It's very down-to-earth and professionally done. I am now a subscriber of your channel. Keep up the good work and keep on teaching.

Dude this was so perfect! I was looking for this exact thing to make for my girlfriend while she bakes !

Dimensions work great on 3D printer!

Did one is less then 3 minutes 😂 i like the simplicity

this just makes me more suicidal =)

It seems easy iam to try it my self

You explained so much in such a short amount of time. Thank you

All I need to do is make a simple box that will hold the inverter I am installing next to my battery on my Trailer. I don't need dovetails or 45 degree sides as I only have a jigsaw. After 30 minutes of boxes being made by people with $20,000 work shops I came across this video. I don't normally work with wood so this was a big help to get the beginning process started. Thank you. I'll figure out a hinge and lid on the fly :) Thank you for the basics.