I have been following this channel for about a year. I really enjoy the stuff that you do, Brad. I know I will never have the $$, or the capability to justify a shop like yours, but I learn things every time I watch one of your videos anyway. THIS is my favorite video of yours I have ever seen. You solved some everyday problems that the average homeowner faces, and you did it with inexpensive tools and easy-to-learn techniques. PLEASE MAKE MORE LIKE THIS! I think if you branch into more like this one you will pick up a whole new set of followers!
I have a band saw, 2 piece sander 5 and belt sanding, Table saw, two of the yellow boxes set up for different projects, drill press and many clamp to hold items that might move when I am cutting or drilling. My wife purchased all of this so the honey do list was not a burden but so much fun. She used many of them when I was at work.
I liked this video as you used hand tools. Too many videos on youtube have tips on building stuff, where the guy retires to his enormous garage workshop to use a table circular saw, pedestal drill, table router, lathe, electric hammers, nuclear screwdrivers, and gawd knows what else! With lots of people living in flats or small apartments, this is so much more helpful. Thanks and keep up the good work
I love when makers on here put out content showing that you don't need to have a 2k dollar saw stop table saw to have fun with woodworking! You just won yourself a subscriber! keep up the great work!
Hi! We live in an apartment and have been hit hard due to the pandemic. But this projects are great. I don't have space or budget for big/expensive tools. But I'm getting started with this as soon as I gather all the tools. Please, make a series of projects with this and other basic tools. Love the video!
I appreciate you being honest about the learning you did on the project. That's really how know-how develops. These pros who put out videos where never a thumb gets hammered make it seem like there is no way to figure things out as you go and improve over time. Cheers!
I appreciate that you're cost conscious and aware that most of us lack the tools, equipment and space you have. I have 3 power tools, a Dremel, a jigsaw and a 3/8 drill.
Nice simple instructions. Clear visuals. But the best thing about this? Hand tools! So many YT woodworking videos rely heavily on pro power tools it's impossible for us every day folks. What a joy to see a simple but clever idea rendered by hand. Perfection. 👍
I spoke too soon! THANK YOU POSTING THIS VIDEO! Thank you for providing the tool list that most of us do not have. I’m glad I stumbled across your channel.
1st video I've seen from this channel and I'm hooked. I'm not a DIY-er but I do enjoy watching those who are. I'm attracted to this because there's no superfluous chatter, just clear, concise instructions. And if you're ever in the UK I have a long list of chores/tasks which need completing,lol.
Hey Brad. Your sponsor for this video solved a huge headache for my wife. She works at a group home for the disabled and has a very odd AC filter size she could NOT find. I said "Hey I think I can solve that problem" Visited your channel, checked them out and BOOM! No more problem. I love your channel and your projects and thanks for the freebies every now and then. Your running a great channel!
I'm working through the lid racks now. Bard isn't kidding when he says your mileage may vary for the spacers for the lids. I needed 6 to 7 for my largest land id, a glass lid for a cast iron pan. Other lids used 4 to 5 blocks. The distance between the rail and the panel is the depth of a block, so I'm dropping one for each rack. I also have smaller doors than Brad's cabinet, and I can only get 1 lid per rack. The tools I'm using. 150-grit sandpaper glued to a scrap board. Chissles, the same miter box and saw, and the same pilot hole bit.
i wish i found this video sooner. The quality of life gains from custom drawer organizers is so understated. It's also SO simple. can't get over it. Loving your ideas and videos man.
Sleeper video here. Awesome ideas. Material choice was the genius idea here. No rip cuts. That’s where the need for more expensive tools becomes necessary. I hope more people check this video out. Looking forward to more creative ideas with standard dimensional lumber sizes. Add a decent chop saw to the low budget tool kit and you’ll start feeling like Norm Abrum.
Love your videos. Last week I made a spice rack according to your instructions. So just in case you were not convinced yet: all your UA-cam filming and editing efforts pay off. THANKS!
First time watching your show and I like your design idea on how to store lids, however, I would protect the back side of the cabinet door from scratch marks by gluing a thin sheet of cork board. Btw, I love to watch shows with great ideas like yours.
I have been trying to figure out how to organize my pan lids. Thank you. Now to decide if inside the cabinet or on the basement side of the basement door in the kitchen. I already have hooks on the door kitchen side for pans.
I only have a set of Ryobi battery tools. They work great and not being able to get access to those fancy and expensive tools is what motivated me to start my channel.
TI think is cool that you made a video about something useful and easy for anybody to do. Thank you for including the links for the names of the tools you used. I was happy to watch your video. Thank you very much
You COVERED the material on how to store LIDS perfectly!😉 I have been trying to figure out a better way to store my pot and pan lids. This might be my answer! Thanks!
dude, I love these some. I gotta say simple little stuff like this is great to watch. your voice is calm and not a robot. I also enjoyed how you used simple tools for the rest of us who don't own a table saw
Speaking as a nerd older woman believe me, having that first simple wood project work out great sends you to the tool section in Home Depot every visit! My first purchase when my ex never finished anything he tore apart was a yellow miter box, not snazzy like yours, and a back cut saw. Love that saw. Like the projects but personally i never get the ideas of peoples need to do something with pot lids. I keep them with the pots they belong to? Turn upside down on the pot. Met my current partner at age 57, never too late. He has power tools!
I was looking for instructions on making a drawer organizer without a table saw. I have circular saws & a compound miter saw. This video was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
We have a CNC and all the other tools to build most anything from wood in our commercial shop. But this video is great, it shows you don’t need a $100,000 CNC to make something nice for the home. I just built 4 chairs and a table in my garage with simple home tools,, it can be done. Well done video voice over was perfect.
Very nice tips. We also have a storage area cabinet above the built in oven. It was 20" deep so stuff would get lost in the back. I installed open front drawer and sliders inside of that area. Now you can pull the whole thing out like a standard drawer so you can see what's actually inside and reach items towards the back.
Loved the drawer divider but I would have changed the drawer slides to full extension ones so the extra three inches could be used too. My kitchen is 9ft long 6ft wide teeny so I need every little inch of storage. Love your projects
Awesome projects! 3 mods I'd make. Project 1: put something between the rack and the door so the lids don't scratch the doors over time. Project 2. Same idea as 1, except cut material of choice to shape and tape to bottom of each compartment. Saves from gouging and also acts as grips. Project 3. Put a little backstop lip on each level to avoid playing dominos when pulling a container off the back. Great project ideas, I'm going to do all of these
Brilliant ideas. I'm skilled and, have tons of tools but, ideas and simple videos are great. And, its nice to see that someone understands, not everyone has every tool available.
a while back at the start of lockdown , i made a bigger version of the spice rack to organise the cans in our store cupboard...despite the occasional "mistakes were made" (mostly from working with recycled wood from an old bookcase cos the hardware shops were closed) it worked great
good job using basic tools. Many of these UA-cam woodworkers tend to lose focus of the majority of their viewers when they get more subscribers and better tools for the shop. I tune in once in awhile to your channel to see what you have going on. I am subscribed. Thanks again for doing this.
I made a spice rack that hung from the bottom of the cabinet toward the back so it wouldn’t take up space inside the cabinet. Just measure the inside underneath the cabinet where the side rails extend below the bottomshelf.
Minor critique, many of those joints could have been glue only. But probably would have taken much longer waiting for one joint to dry before starting the next. I like the simple draw divider, buying one never is the perfect fit but that one is!
Very nice…. I love EVERY kitchen project Very nice!!…..I’m trying my hand at a Board and Batten entryway wall with hooks and a significant shelf at the top with corbels…
These are the kind of "jobs i do in my home since i don't have power tools and or space i buy the closest wood i can find and adapt it to my needs, i make them on the kitchen's floor. A few months back i made a "stair" like that to present my knife collection, now i can show 5 times more on the same space on the shelve
I'm an extreme novice that just purchased the very basics to have a hand at the drawer organization. Great video. The project looks simple, yet professional and well executed. My inner male needs to build stuff, for my mental health. Wish me luck. :)
After giving this a go, my OCD wants to try again with power tools. I picked up a miter box and saw, clamps, etc, and the cuts were most definitely not 90º. The cheap miter box just isn't precise enough for 90º cuts. Maybe it's me, but I'm unsure how I could have attacked it any better. Were I not as OCD, this project is fine. But I want to next try ripping the wood down to 2" (I think 2.5" is just too tall), and also a miter for really square cuts, as well as having a go at dados for the wood joints. Naturally this means $$$$, but I have a few projects in mind where these will all come in handy. I grew up with my mother hiring a contractor/cabinet maker who makes almost perfect everything. Straight lines, flush connections, smooth transitions, glass-like finishing work, and I guess that hit my DNA. Because these cuts not being 90º has kinda rocked my world. ;)
Thank you for using tools most of us have. You don't see a lot of videos using tools i have. It's very frustrating trying to learn how to make something but you don't have the tools they are using.
Living in a small studio apartment, I can't be using power tools all the time to make my cuts. I'm quite familiar with that miter box you've got there, and I struggled with that same tear-out issue. I've found that using only the weight of the saw for the last bit of the cut significantly reduces tear-out. Sure, it takes a bit longer, but it makes for a cleaner cut, and saves some finish time later on. :)
I have had a miter box like that for probably 30 years. Those holes on the sides are perfect for screwing it down to some scrap wood or a bench top, if you have a crappy bench top!
Are those pans Belgique? I have those 🤗🥰 I built my drawer dividers without screws. I just glued the strips of wood in place using construction glue. I LOVE how organized and simple it makes my drawers look and the ease of having only what I need, and also so nice to know exactly where everything is. Thanx for your good ideas.
I'm using a ridgid Gen5x combo kit and it's the best thing I've bought. I've been able to build cabinets, a platform bed, and so much more. Also have the ridgid cordless palm router, by far the coolest tool I've used
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I have been following this channel for about a year. I really enjoy the stuff that you do, Brad. I know I will never have the $$, or the capability to justify a shop like yours, but I learn things every time I watch one of your videos anyway.
THIS is my favorite video of yours I have ever seen. You solved some everyday problems that the average homeowner faces, and you did it with inexpensive tools and easy-to-learn techniques. PLEASE MAKE MORE LIKE THIS! I think if you branch into more like this one you will pick up a whole new set of followers!
Thanks, Bob! Exactly what I was going for on this one!
3 years later, still relevant and still great content!
Thanks Brad.
I have a band saw, 2 piece sander 5 and belt sanding, Table saw, two of the yellow boxes set up for different projects, drill press and many clamp to hold items that might move when I am cutting or drilling. My wife purchased all of this so the honey do list was not a burden but so much fun. She used many of them when I was at work.
I liked this video as you used hand tools. Too many videos on youtube have tips on building stuff, where the guy retires to his enormous garage workshop to use a table circular saw, pedestal drill, table router, lathe, electric hammers, nuclear screwdrivers, and gawd knows what else! With lots of people living in flats or small apartments, this is so much more helpful. Thanks and keep up the good work
I love when makers on here put out content showing that you don't need to have a 2k dollar saw stop table saw to have fun with woodworking! You just won yourself a subscriber! keep up the great work!
Just completed the pot lid with your instructions and my wife loves it! Thank you! I wish I could show you in a picture! Thanks!!!
Didn't have the wood so i just put two screws in the door and tied some strong string across. Works a treat. Variation on the idea - for which Thanks!
Hi! We live in an apartment and have been hit hard due to the pandemic. But this projects are great. I don't have space or budget for big/expensive tools. But I'm getting started with this as soon as I gather all the tools. Please, make a series of projects with this and other basic tools. Love the video!
I appreciate you being honest about the learning you did on the project. That's really how know-how develops. These pros who put out videos where never a thumb gets hammered make it seem like there is no way to figure things out as you go and improve over time. Cheers!
Love that I don’t need a garage full of tools for these projects! Thank you so much
I appreciate that you're cost conscious and aware that most of us lack the tools, equipment and space you have. I have 3 power tools, a Dremel, a jigsaw and a 3/8 drill.
A circular saw would really open up some options for you at a lower cost 👍
Nice simple instructions. Clear visuals. But the best thing about this? Hand tools! So many YT woodworking videos rely heavily on pro power tools it's impossible for us every day folks. What a joy to see a simple but clever idea rendered by hand. Perfection. 👍
Thank goodness someone explains thinks quickly most people drone on & on & on over & over👍🏼👍🏼
Mate, The lid storage on the door. So bloody simple and effective. I would not have thought of that. Great advice and tutorial
i don't know about sage advice, but you can never have too much thyme! these projects are great and organizing means more time for thyme and family
I spoke too soon! THANK YOU POSTING THIS VIDEO! Thank you for providing the tool list that most of us do not have. I’m glad I stumbled across your channel.
1st video I've seen from this channel and I'm hooked. I'm not a DIY-er but I do enjoy watching those who are. I'm attracted to this because there's no superfluous chatter, just clear, concise instructions. And if you're ever in the UK I have a long list of chores/tasks which need completing,lol.
Hey Brad. Your sponsor for this video solved a huge headache for my wife. She works at a group home for the disabled and has a very odd AC filter size she could NOT find. I said "Hey I think I can solve that problem" Visited your channel, checked them out and BOOM! No more problem. I love your channel and your projects and thanks for the freebies every now and then. Your running a great channel!
That's awesome to hear. Thanks so much for your support!
Glad I could connect her with them!
I'm working through the lid racks now. Bard isn't kidding when he says your mileage may vary for the spacers for the lids. I needed 6 to 7 for my largest land id, a glass lid for a cast iron pan. Other lids used 4 to 5 blocks. The distance between the rail and the panel is the depth of a block, so I'm dropping one for each rack. I also have smaller doors than Brad's cabinet, and I can only get 1 lid per rack.
The tools I'm using. 150-grit sandpaper glued to a scrap board. Chissles, the same miter box and saw, and the same pilot hole bit.
i wish i found this video sooner. The quality of life gains from custom drawer organizers is so understated. It's also SO simple. can't get over it. Loving your ideas and videos man.
Sleeper video here. Awesome ideas. Material choice was the genius idea here. No rip cuts. That’s where the need for more expensive tools becomes necessary. I hope more people check this video out. Looking forward to more creative ideas with standard dimensional lumber sizes. Add a decent chop saw to the low budget tool kit and you’ll start feeling like Norm Abrum.
😂 😂 Yeah, I wanted to use my miter saw so bad
Love your videos. Last week I made a spice rack according to your instructions. So just in case you were not convinced yet: all your UA-cam filming and editing efforts pay off. THANKS!
Awesome! 💪 💪
That lid holder was the most awesome relief to my greatest pet peeve. Thank you. 🥺
First time watching your show and I like your design idea on how to store lids, however, I would protect the back side of the cabinet door from scratch marks by gluing a thin sheet of cork board. Btw, I love to watch shows with great ideas like yours.
I have been trying to figure out how to organize my pan lids. Thank you. Now to decide if inside the cabinet or on the basement side of the basement door in the kitchen. I already have hooks on the door kitchen side for pans.
Thank you very much. You make our work easier. God Bless you and all your family for helping.
I only have a set of Ryobi battery tools. They work great and not being able to get access to those fancy and expensive tools is what motivated me to start my channel.
Awesome!
These types of projects are my favourite! I have all the fancy tools but simple projects like this make a world of difference in a house
They sure do!
These are excellent. The yellow cut jig is also new to me, and keeping spices in square cans rather than cylinders just seems like a no-brainer now.
I love that you can take the spacer out for easy cleaning! 👍
OMG thank you for making this video!!! I cant stand my pot and pan lids they drive me crazy.i will have to give this a try
I love how you show your struggles and how you find solutions to overcome them. Great videos.
All part of the journey!
I agree! I've been watchin a few other videos, and I think it's helpful.
I love practical builds. Useful to the average family and handmade make it worthwhile. Great job.
yep! Almost anyone can use it and make it too
This is the best video about kitchen Organizer I've seen.
Simple easy to follow and precise
I made the organizer for the lids- game changer. thanks
TI think is cool that you made a video about something useful and easy for anybody to do. Thank you for including the links for the names of the tools you used. I was happy to watch your video. Thank you very much
You COVERED the material on how to store LIDS perfectly!😉 I have been trying to figure out a better way to store my pot and pan lids. This might be my answer! Thanks!
dude, I love these some. I gotta say simple little stuff like this is great to watch. your voice is calm and not a robot. I also enjoyed how you used simple tools for the rest of us who don't own a table saw
Glad you liked it!
And no bad music, either!
Thanks for showing us how to get a great result without all the fancy tools
Thanks for the simple, no complicated tools project, gives me hope :)
Speaking as a nerd older woman believe me, having that first simple wood project work out great sends you to the tool section in Home Depot every visit! My first purchase when my ex never finished anything he tore apart was a yellow miter box, not snazzy like yours, and a back cut saw. Love that saw. Like the projects but personally i never get the ideas of peoples need to do something with pot lids. I keep them with the pots they belong to? Turn upside down on the pot. Met my current partner at age 57, never too late. He has power tools!
The most Sage advice!
I know you love those 80's spices big guy
I made one last year. now building 3 more.
good plan!
YEEEEES! THANK YOU. NO FANCY OUT OF REACH MACHINES AND TOOLS. SMALL SIMPLE EVERY DAY CHEAPER TOOLS, THE SOUL OF DIY PROJECTS. I LOVE IT.
I was looking for instructions on making a drawer organizer without a table saw. I have circular saws & a compound miter saw. This video was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Very sweet idea for the lids in the doors! As a contractor and furniture builder, this is something I have never seen. Two thumbs up!
Not even low key obsessed with these videos. I wish I had a workshop I could make things like this.
We have a CNC and all the other tools to build most anything from wood in our commercial shop. But this video is great, it shows you don’t need a $100,000
CNC to make something nice for the home. I just built 4 chairs and a table in my garage with simple home tools,, it can be done. Well done video voice over was perfect.
Very nice tips. We also have a storage area cabinet above the built in oven. It was 20" deep so stuff would get lost in the back. I installed open front drawer and sliders inside of that area. Now you can pull the whole thing out like a standard drawer so you can see what's actually inside and reach items towards the back.
that's a great solution!
Loved the drawer divider but I would have changed the drawer slides to full extension ones so the extra three inches could be used too. My kitchen is 9ft long 6ft wide teeny so I need every little inch of storage. Love your projects
You are the best! Love your attention to detail. I am the same way, can’t do much, but what I do I do right. Some call it OCD !!
Lol i love the lil Spice Staircase 💕🤣👍
Great video, I would add a little 'railing' on the side of the spice rack, so you dont need to worry about bumping them off the side
OMG. I love this. So simple. I'm doing a kitchen DIY on a budget. Thank you all the way from Trinidad and Tobago.
Also from Trinidad and love these vids
Crystal clear instructions and the video quality. Thanks for sharing this useful video.
Thanks for doing this! A beginner like me needs easy projects to develop these skills!
Awesome projects! 3 mods I'd make.
Project 1: put something between the rack and the door so the lids don't scratch the doors over time.
Project 2. Same idea as 1, except cut material of choice to shape and tape to bottom of each compartment. Saves from gouging and also acts as grips.
Project 3. Put a little backstop lip on each level to avoid playing dominos when pulling a container off the back.
Great project ideas, I'm going to do all of these
Brilliant ideas. I'm skilled and, have tons of tools but, ideas and simple videos are great. And, its nice to see that someone understands, not everyone has every tool available.
I will be starting tomorrow to make all 3 of these
a while back at the start of lockdown , i made a bigger version of the spice rack to organise the cans in our store cupboard...despite the occasional "mistakes were made" (mostly from working with recycled wood from an old bookcase cos the hardware shops were closed) it worked great
How lucky is the person who buys this guys house someday. Excellent work!
That pan lid idea is brilliant. Definitely making that.
I had the same pan lid idea for years and never made it. Nice work!!!
Awesome ideas. Remodeling our kitchen now. Plan to incorporate some of your kitchen solutions! Thanks!!
Extra points for the well placed pun.
Gotta love a good #dadjoke ;)
Sage advice. Not gonna lie, I peed a bit.
good job using basic tools. Many of these UA-cam woodworkers tend to lose focus of the majority of their viewers when they get more subscribers and better tools for the shop. I tune in once in awhile to your channel to see what you have going on. I am subscribed. Thanks again for doing this.
Oh wow! I just bought some organizers at woodworker express but i may try this next time!
All three of these ideas that you have done look really nice. Thank you for the thought.
I made a spice rack that hung from the bottom of the cabinet toward the back so it wouldn’t take up space inside the cabinet. Just measure the inside underneath the cabinet where the side rails extend below the bottomshelf.
Great idea for kids!! I can never reach my lids !!!♥️
I used a clear plastic file holder from an old doctors office door
It holds the lids perfect💯
Really like the lid rack. Will build mine soon. Thanks
GREAT IDEAS and great video...very well explained (and no annoying background music) you are a great teacher !!
Minor critique, many of those joints could have been glue only. But probably would have taken much longer waiting for one joint to dry before starting the next. I like the simple draw divider, buying one never is the perfect fit but that one is!
The spice rack for sure could be just glue. The drawer divider not a good idea. End grain to long grain is very very weak
measuring the utencils inside the drawer with the tape was such a great idea! thank you
Very nice…. I love EVERY kitchen project Very nice!!…..I’m trying my hand at a Board and Batten entryway wall with hooks and a significant shelf at the top with corbels…
These are the kind of "jobs i do in my home since i don't have power tools and or space i buy the closest wood i can find and adapt it to my needs, i make them on the kitchen's floor. A few months back i made a "stair" like that to present my knife collection, now i can show 5 times more on the same space on the shelve
That's awesome! Glad this hit home with you
Just made the spice rack in 2022. Only cost me $273. Thanks for the how-to!
Man, you are genius!!! Thanks you for ideas.
Great ideas, I had to make them myself. Tools I used, median stone about first size and a 1 and a half foot stick. Thanks for the ideas.
Ha! "Sage advice." Lol. I'm really diggin the lid racks. That idea's gonna help me n the ol lady out, big time. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks, Stephen!
Thank God a video that doesn't require a professional cadre of tools
Would have loved to see how the slide out drawers for the pots and pans were installed 0:43
I'm an extreme novice that just purchased the very basics to have a hand at the drawer organization. Great video. The project looks simple, yet professional and well executed. My inner male needs to build stuff, for my mental health. Wish me luck. :)
Good luck!
After giving this a go, my OCD wants to try again with power tools. I picked up a miter box and saw, clamps, etc, and the cuts were most definitely not 90º. The cheap miter box just isn't precise enough for 90º cuts. Maybe it's me, but I'm unsure how I could have attacked it any better.
Were I not as OCD, this project is fine. But I want to next try ripping the wood down to 2" (I think 2.5" is just too tall), and also a miter for really square cuts, as well as having a go at dados for the wood joints. Naturally this means $$$$, but I have a few projects in mind where these will all come in handy.
I grew up with my mother hiring a contractor/cabinet maker who makes almost perfect everything. Straight lines, flush connections, smooth transitions, glass-like finishing work, and I guess that hit my DNA. Because these cuts not being 90º has kinda rocked my world. ;)
you project seems easy...one of this days I will try these
Thank you for using tools most of us have. You don't see a lot of videos using tools i have. It's very frustrating trying to learn how to make something but you don't have the tools they are using.
Living in a small studio apartment, I can't be using power tools all the time to make my cuts. I'm quite familiar with that miter box you've got there, and I struggled with that same tear-out issue. I've found that using only the weight of the saw for the last bit of the cut significantly reduces tear-out. Sure, it takes a bit longer, but it makes for a cleaner cut, and saves some finish time later on. :)
Very Nice video on how to make these space-saving things. Peace and Good Fortune to you and your family.
Thank you and same to yours!
I have had a miter box like that for probably 30 years. Those holes on the sides are perfect for screwing it down to some scrap wood or a bench top, if you have a crappy bench top!
yup, then you don't even need the extra clamps
Sweeeeettttttt to see clean work done
Awesome idea for pan kids
Are those pans Belgique? I have those 🤗🥰 I built my drawer dividers without screws. I just glued the strips of wood in place using construction glue. I LOVE how organized and simple it makes my drawers look and the ease of having only what I need, and also so nice to know exactly where everything is. Thanx for your good ideas.
This is a practical and simple build with easy access. Thanks for sharing and solving a great storage project!!!
I'm using a ridgid Gen5x combo kit and it's the best thing I've bought. I've been able to build cabinets, a platform bed, and so much more. Also have the ridgid cordless palm router, by far the coolest tool I've used
Love the cordless router!
I will most definitely be doing this
Thank you for fun, simple projects. Also a good illustration of the versatile power of clamps.👍
The organization hacks for the kitchen are brilliant! 😍
Sage advice, as long as you have plenty of thyme! Great video. These are the only tools I have to use for everything I do.
Thank you for sharing!!
Useful and should be in almost anyone's capabilities without expensive tools. i might actually use a couple of these ideas.
Hope so!