Thank you for actually showing how to do this with instructions. I have watched at least 10 videos that gave no instructions, and used a ton of tools I have never seen and called it easy. This is the first video that actually helped me.
@@firebladex8586 He has a point. Lots of "easy" DIY projects show the use of electric planers/thickeners, routers, electric miter saws, nail guns, gluing with corner clamps, dovetail joinery and table saws for ripping. Easy is in the eye of the beholder, I guess.
This is a true diy video. Thank you for using basic hand tools. And I really appreciate you showing how to balance and nail when it's just one person (yourself) who's building. Great video!
thank you! this was great for a beginner like myself, especially the bits like not nailing both nails in and working from the bottom to the sides to allow for wiggle room. it is helping me learn how to think about builds
I'd high recommend using a quality wood glue, using a wet wash cloth to wipe away any excess. Yes this truly makes a big difference in terms of durability and lifetime of each crate. With rising costs, money is nothing to burn through. Even if your wood was free, your time is not. The one commodity we can't renew. So make every minute count.
Your video is really helpful however I would like to make a smaller one and I was wondering if could plz help me to get the correct sizes of timber I need. I want a crate with measurement of 14” 10” 8”. Can u plz let me know how many of pieces of each sizes I would need. Thank you so much in advance.
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Thank you for actually showing how to do this with instructions. I have watched at least 10 videos that gave no instructions, and used a ton of tools I have never seen and called it easy. This is the first video that actually helped me.
Im glad i could help. Thanks for watching.
can you describe some of the tools you have never seen? Post links, I want to see some of those 10 videos
@@firebladex8586 He has a point. Lots of "easy" DIY projects show the use of electric planers/thickeners, routers, electric miter saws, nail guns, gluing with corner clamps, dovetail joinery and table saws for ripping. Easy is in the eye of the beholder, I guess.
This is a true diy video. Thank you for using basic hand tools. And I really appreciate you showing how to balance and nail when it's just one person (yourself) who's building. Great video!
Thank you so much and ya that’s what I was going for . I’m glad I could help.
thank you! this was great for a beginner like myself, especially the bits like not nailing both nails in and working from the bottom to the sides to allow for wiggle room. it is helping me learn how to think about builds
I’m glad I could help
One of the best videos! Most videos don’t give you straight to the point measurements 😒 Great video!!!!
thanks im glad could help
This is awesome! So helpful for beginners like me. The use of simple tools makes it look more doable!
thanks im glad i could help
Love the crates making them to carry Christmas gifts
That’s awesome glad you liked them
It’s always good to meet a traveling man… keep the videos coming.
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Finally made one for my jars of herbs thank youuu!
thanx gurrrllll! im glad i could help. keep up the good work.
I like the squares and compass
Great video and to the point with great instruction and information. Thanks man! I appreciate it!
No problem I’m glad you liked it
Looks like a fun easy project for my grandchildren. They can use them as toy boxes for stuff animals, etc. Thanks.
Ya they would be great for that
This really is a simple build. Looking forward to building a crate similar to the one you assembled. Thanks for sharing the video.
thank you im glad i could help
Best video explaining this! Thanks!
No problem glad I could help
Thanks for the great tutorial!
Glad I could help
I appreciate your efforts! A client asked if I could make these and was looking for a quick reference. You nailed it! No pun intended 😬
Thanks I’m glad I could help
THANK YOU!
No problem
Love your simple directions!
thanks glad i could help
This helped me out a lot. Thanks man!
Thanks I’m glad I could help
I'd high recommend using a quality wood glue, using a wet wash cloth to wipe away any excess. Yes this truly makes a big difference in terms of durability and lifetime of each crate. With rising costs, money is nothing to burn through. Even if your wood was free, your time is not. The one commodity we can't renew. So make every minute count.
That’s actually a really good point thanks
Thank you, great video
No problem I'm glad you liked it.
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Your video is really helpful however I would like to make a smaller one and I was wondering if could plz help me to get the correct sizes of timber I need. I want a crate with measurement of 14” 10” 8”. Can u plz let me know how many of pieces of each sizes I would need. Thank you so much in advance.
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Thanks dude
No problem glad I could help
Very impressed by your knowledge and precise skills. You can hammer my nail anytime!
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Thanks so much for this!
Thank you so much aswell. Im glad could help
I'm making one of these for my ute. It'll slide under my toolbox. I'll add rails.
That's a cool idea. It should work out pretty well for that.
Hi how do I hide the nails after I have hammered them in? Is there a way to camouflage it?
@@lildoc not really . If u painter it u could use wood filler
@@DavidsDiyReviews Thanks!
Very good
thank you
Thanks
No problem. Glad I could help.
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@@lisavineyard348 thank you
I see your a traveling man, what lodge do you hail from?
Thank you
@@DavidsDiyReviews you are welcome
What is your opinion on using a decent quality plywood?
i wont look as good and it wont nail together very well but if its all you have or what ever the reason is give it a try and see how it goes.
Wouldn't the bottom fall out with any significant load?
No it doesn’t
How many bottles of wine will it hold ?
It will hold 12 regular sized bottles
@@DavidsDiyReviews Thank you !
I'm going to make crates to transport car rims safely. To and from the powdercoating company. I hope they do a careful job and not be too expensive.
ya that could work great.
will you show me how to make the wine that goes in it?
you and me both
Do you know how many crates one 4x4 can make?
It would depend how long it was
which wood is used in this video?
It is spruce 4 x 4 that I ripped into boards
how much would the wood cost
i have no idea
I will try to do it with Woodprix plans.
ya go for it.
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I applicate that your video was simple and easy to follow others are. Getting so confusing lately
Thanks I’m glad it was helpful
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