Ingenious Tips & Hacks That Work Extremely Well - Construction Wood Inventions Videos ▶50
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2021
- Ingenious Tips & Hacks That Work Extremely Well - Construction Industry Wood Inventions Videos You Must See
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For mounting chargers etc, after fixing the two screws and mounting the charger I always place a screw tight in against the top. It makes it easier to unplug the battery using one hand and without lifting the charger.
Good idea! Thanks for the tip.😉
I never thought of using tape to measure the distance of the holes on the back of things. Great idea.
Thanks for watching!
Yes it's such a simple concept but I never thought of it. I'll be using that trick frequently.
Dhi 2667 Me either. It's a perfect way to do it. 🙏
Brilliant! Using painters tape to make holes and a transfer on the wall for mounting items is one of my go to’s. Keep up the great work as the goal is for us to continue to inspire others to build something awesome! 👍🏼
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It is making a template- Even a dressmaker would know that.
2:06 don't try to tighten or loosen a newer brushless drill like that with your hand. My new Ryobi has all kinds of torque and speed and burned the crap out of my hand doing that yesterday! I think it warns you in the directions, but of course I didn't read then because I've been doing it this way for 30 years! It's made so you can tighten and loosen with the drill not running. Think it must have a like a brake on the chuck when the drill isn't running. I have a nice blister between my thumb and index finger right now!
Liked for the wooden threads strength test and the drawing of the egg shape with nails and string.
The first really surprised me in a positive way, and the second was a great little trick I will definitely remember.
I bet those threads wouldn't hold that well if he threaded them into pine. :-) I have done the threads into wood, but used a tap rather than making my own.
I think he took construction paper to a new level
...definitely, that was ingenious 👍 ...it's this little techniques like these, is what we should've been taught in school 🤔 ..I can't think of any life experiences that I'm using, that I learned in school, besides reading and writing.
It was out of school, is where I learned most of my knowledge, from other adults with life experiences.
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Unlike other hacks, thank you for NOT modifying tools or accessories. People who are inexperienced will try things like used c.d.'s as grinder wheels, or bent table saw blades as to bore holes. There is a tool for every job.
The thread strength test is a bit biased given the stock used to test was a softer wood than the threaded stock. If the user used the same would then it would give a better indication especially given that generally joiners will use the same type of wood for a single piece.
Or... do it again same wood no thread! And test it
Fun, fairly simple yet left out of my every day uses. I will incorporate many of these techniques from now on. Thanks!
I am very glad. Really!
1:44 - Don't make that first cut. And everything is gonna be all right.
That bolt cut at 4:00 also works great for cleaning threads. Make the slit a little bigger and it gives rust and crud somewhere to collect or fall out similar to a tap.
Excelente labor muy importante 👍👍
I am so glad you are here!!
Absolutely, the goal is to inspire others. 👍🏼
These are woodworking tips for people who don’t woodwork
7:25 use a round head hammer it wil move the metal material from the centre much faster
3:38 When using his technique to create threads in soft wood, I like to drizzle a little thin CA glue in the hole to stiffen the threads. After the glue dries I run the bolt in and out a couple of times with some paste wax on it to reduce the friction.
Also, 3 nails and a loop of string makes a perfect egg shape, and 2 nails + the string makes an ellipse.
Thank you very much, great hacks.
it's helps a lot in work 👌
When putting the 2screws in the wood use a pan head screw for the slots it grabs the charger slot better than a tapered screw
Boas dicas.
I love when you see something so basic in concept that you feel stupid that you didn't already know this, and want to show everyone what you have learned. Lol
I actually do just that. Glad I'm not the only one who thinks that way.
Been looking for the video on the wooden vice, now I've found it, easier to get my dad to build it as he's got the tools to do it. Am building my collection of useful tools.
Oscar Right! Me too. 🙏
@@thomasjackson7785 Why a vice made out of wood? Make it out of styrofoam, and the dimensional stability won't be that much worse, as well as the torsional rigidity ...
Don't waste your time in such nonsense! There's a choice of robust full-metal vices for every purpose out there.
excellent ! Thank you for the video
Great as always. Thanks for the cool ideas. I will use your ideas.
Some really useful & intelligent tips - Thankyou
What exactly is new and ingenious about plugging a screw hole? People have been doing this for hundreds of years!
The threaded wood was an interesting idea, but the thread durability depends on the wood type.
I thought he would reveal the secret to hammering so fast....
Lol
A 5# sledge would have done it in one strike, but the woodpecker noises are funny.
Oh that's easy. Set your hammer to 11 ...
Thread strength test between two different types of wood😅
Wood plugs are taken from matching face grain substrates but the dowel he used is end grain not the best option. Most of his postings are quite good!
He showed us a dowel at first but then when he showed us the finished job, we saw a bung cut from a board.
Clever tips, thank you
Working out the centre of the circle 👏🏽
Easy way is take a builders square or anything with a true 90º angle. Place the 90º corner at any place on the circumference circle and mark where the legs of the square intersect the circle. Draw a line between those two marks. The line between those two marks is a diameter. Do it again at another spot on the circle. The intersection of the two diameters is the centre. No need for measuring.
Watching your videos makes me mad at myself for being so dumb for so long.
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Useful information
The strenght of the metric thread in the wood blew my mind
Agreed. I think he should start with that. I’m surprised I watched enough of the video to start getting to the good stuff.
hardwood v soft wood.
Subscribed! What a great channel for ideas.
Perfect ideas….
Some good ideas
Thank you.
and you!
Nice tricks
wow👍🏼, Respect …. very nice, i want more of this, please 🤘🏼
thanks for watching my videos!
Some new ones in there. Thx.
Loved the egg shape very cleaver
Clever
One of the oldest tricks in any book ...
very useful tips
Nothing else to say...but... clever!
was soll den an einem bohrer samt passendem abdeckplättchen neu sein das machen zimmerleute und schreiner seit jahrhunderten!
Cool video, thanks :)
12V Makita? What year was this taken? And I think in genius hacks is a stretch
in 2021
Tech is slow to get to countries with Cyrillic characters. Funding might also be a problem. But what they lack in tech, they more than make up for in ingenuity. Kudos Uwoodworker.
2:37 Use a plug drill. perfect match with the timber when done correctly. 5:00 Hardwood threaded V softwood pine
Genius, it has no 'o'.
Clever work 👍
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seriously ,dont give up your day job, if you have one lol
thank u for the info
Ingenious...that's a stretch. Try 'common sense'.
Nice
Ingenuity, creativity, artistry and talent - what a powerful combination… well done! 🙌🏻
Omgosh, just use a tape measure.... Lol it's actually more accurate
1:44 he cut the angle vain
11,5/2 What??? Or did you mean 115.5 mm?
6:18 to 6:50 what...?
Nice you used my tape measurer suggestion ;)
yes, thanks for your advice))
6:18 ..... what is the useful for? 🤔
Those are good ideas. Not sure why you kids call ideas a hack.
This was a good video. Full of new ideas and hacks. Great job. 👍 😊
I now can draw an egg?
Another great video. You should produce a booklet that can be hung in the workshop. All the described tips could be referenced to the UA-cam video.
Thanks very much for support us! I will think about your proposal for a booklet)
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No Thumbnail rundown!
Seems to me that was filmed in Germany (or Europe) in any case it seems to be German electrical outlets
Almost guessed!
I cringed on that bolt on end grain
thank you for 6:08 now i can make toilet seat
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easiest way to make a toilet seat is to buy one and use it as a template ...
I have used one of your tricks today, the Teflon tape on the pencil, thanks for sharing these videos.
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Superb. I learned a free thongs that I can use!!👍
What was that thing he did??
what exactly?
Was hoping for something new. Learned all these and more over 40 years ago.
Ingenious tips and tricks ?? Most are standard carpentry practices !
I only enjoy one idea from This video and it wad the bolt in the wood .
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This is just someone refilming and repackaging the most trite woodworking tips on the internet. You can tell he's not an actual woodworker, but he does play one on youtube.
Охуеть,ну просто гений...
Nothing new. Most folks with common sense could figure this out !
Te edit at 4:29 is jarring and makes no sense. What happened to the large bolt? Why was it removed. What even is being attempted? Sometimes you make it clear what is being attempted, and sometimes you just don't.
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