long reach clamp extensions for f-clamp || NARRATED {DIY woodworking}

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⚠️Warning: Woodworking can be potentially life threatening. Do not attempt any woodworking project without familiarizing yourself with important safety information regarding the tools and procedures you will use. This video makes no attempt at covering all required safety and procedural information to safely replicate this project. Independently verify information in this video before considering it as fact. Assume responsibility for your own safety and well being. I say this with love and concern for your well being.
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[@bigthinkinguy]

That's a very clever idea. Thank you for taking the time to do this video! I've saved it to my favorites.

[@AndrewCalhoun]

Great tutorial, well done.
Thank you for not editing out the "Brad Pitt" at 3:13 so I could LOL!

[@natelarge]

lol

[@pirakoXX]

About Polygons: Poly = many, Gon = sides
Trigon: 3 sides (180 degrees)
Tetragon: 4 sides (square or rectangel) (360 degrees)
Pentadon: (any guesses?) (540 degrees)
Hexagon: 6 sides (720 degrees) (= most bolts!)
Heptagon: 7 sides (900 degrees)
Octagon: 8 sides (1080 degrees)
Nonagon: 9 sides (1260 degrees)
Decagon: 10 sides (1440 degrees)
Useful degrees to know as a woodworker when finding the right angels to make a polygon frame:
Fx. octagon: 1080/8 = 135 degrees cut on each of the 8 pieces of equal lengths makes a perfect octagon 👍

[@gsuderman]

You used many really innovative techniques. The lathe!! WTH!! Great work and I happened to really enjoy the narration.