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Your listing under PLANS, 'greatest free gift I have ever received' is absolutely the most clever and rewarding thing I've ever gotten. You sir, are now one of my heroes. A fan forever! Thank you.
@@731Woodworksyou being color blind could be why your eyes look so freaky sky blue in your thumb nails lol or it's some weird effect but anyways sometimes your eyes startle me lol
Thanks for the acetone/purple heart tip.... I have been waiting about a week between sanding purple heart and applying tung oil. It would be great to cut that down to 20 minutes! I'll probably start working with purple heart more often now (It's such a beautiful wood).
Agree. I use my old biz cards for glue and paint spreaders. They are thick linen. I also use them like some people use playing cards for centering drawers and cabinet doors.
I have used purple heart in small turning as well as knife scales. If you get it hot from friction sanding or buffing at high speed it turns an intense purple color. You can also use heat gun and heat it after sanding allowing to raise the grain and then re-sand and the purple will stand out. I have never used the acetone before. Sounds easy enough but I thought I would include both as if you re making a product that is for food use you might not want to use chemicals
Hi, I love your video's! How you build your woodshop, and now helping people to start for there own. Giving free advise and helping people to save some money! You'r just a great guy! ❤❤ Love from the Netherlands 😃🙏🏻 thank you Bro 🙏🏻
Never worked with that purple heart seems difficult to work with, and yes sanding organizer learned real quick gotta figure that out lol...and yes dont want to waste a sliver of plywood that's cool they have that...thank you...
Matt, the business card trick all depends upon what the GSM is of the cardstock/paper thats used to create the business card and lots of companies use different card thickness ( GSM). As always brother 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
Oh, WOW! Great video with awesome tips and book recommendation! I LOLed for real with that little guy taking care of business! 😂😂😂 I had not heard of the third website and had forgotten about the other two. It’s all about using ALL of the tools in your toolbox!!
Hobby Lobby has the same double bin to store sandpaper for $23.99 instead of the Amazon $34.00. Plus you may be able to find a discount coupon if these are available in store.
From what I just saw on the site, they have a switch to pay attention to the grain you can turn on. I'm not sure how well it works because I ran out of free calculations, but it's there
You also have to be mindful of the plywood grade your using some are not a true 48”x 96” sometimes they are undersized by a 1/16” which doesn’t sound like a lot but can be a make or break deal for a project
@731Woodworks Sad face. I have some whiteside ones with the cheap plastic pouch. Maybe some new ones are in my future. Thanks, keep the tips coming. 🤜🏼
The other thing I like about cut list is I put all the parts I need into it, then try different size lumber to see what will get the least waste before I buy my lumber for the project
Thanks for the tips The plastic ben also stabilizes the humidity and prevents the paper from warping. I use a torch to carefully torch, the Purple Heart to gain maximum colour. I’ll definitely checkout those calculators
I use a lot of rectangular sandpaper sheets, and use an expanding, manila office file folder. About 20 individual pockets. Holds a ton of paper. Costs around 15 bucks.
Good tips Matt! I’m definitely going to have to organize my sandpaper that same way - right now it’s all just thrown in the bottom of a big box and I have to sort through it every time haha!
Other way to get purple heart back is basically baking it. I did it a few years ago and it was something like 350 for an hour and it got back to the nice deep purple color.
Same. Ive got some woodworking under my belt but theres always more to learn and theres probably some good pointers in these book I never would have thought of
Howdy Mr. Buttons of the 731...😊 I like the cutlist site, thanks for that info. Usually, when I'm cutting up ply, I do the old school way...graph paper and then each box has a given dimension and I literally draw out a picture of a 4x8 sheet and draw ever single piece I'm needing to cut. Been doing that forever...and it takes "forever" to do, lol. That site will definitely come in handy. Woodworking books. Yeap, I've got LOTS of them. I don't use them much these days, but back before the internet, I had books, magazines and Norm Abrams New Yankee Workshop. And books are similar to scrap wood, we just don't ever throw it away. So, I still have my books from when I was a kid. Great video Sir. Thank You.
Picking up the DK book in a bookshop several years ago, while waiting for my wife, was what took me down the woodworking rabbit whole in the first place 😊
rarely do I find any of these videos that give me something new, as I watch them just to stay connected with the community and support content providers, but the website resources on this were fantastic! great video!
Hey buddy. Just finished listening/ watching your first podcast. Great stuff. What chairs were you talking about that you started making off of Jay Bates? I went to look but he's got a lot. I'd like to start with the ones you did. Didn't know how else to contact you
I've made a few pens from purple heart. Once I get it shaped and sanded, I let it spin on the lathe at a slow speed and hold a heat gun to it for a while. Brings back the purple, then I'll seal it up.
While you do produce good videos I think the opening titles to your “99% of woodworkers dont know”, you should title them things I have recently learned. I have seen your tips hundreds of times over the past 20 years.
@@Phillipinewannabe I guess, to get new viewers. I just wish there was a less obvious, less clichéd way to do it. Once someone sees the channel they can see the value, but some people are turned off by the click bait titles. There are channels I never start watching because of that. Sure glad I watched this one early on or I would have missed out on excellent content!
He used to not be a click bait channel and had build videos. Now he mostly just makes videos that he can affiliate link things to. Basically an online e salesman.
I use cultist for more than just plywood. If i need multiple pieces from larger boards, I'll add those sizes to the stock list, make sure im buying enough or not over buying. Especially when you have a mix of longer amd shorter pieces
I'm not 100% sure. Probably both would be my guess. But others say you can "bake" Purple Heart in the oven for a few minutes at 350 degrees F and get similar results (without the acetone).
Then was it really clickbait if you didn't know these 🤔 🤣. I have a whole video series called 99% Didn't know.. Basically it's little known tips and tricks.
Do you know the definition of clickbait? The thumbnail shows acetone being placed on Purple Heart. The very first tip is just that. Which by definition is not clickbait. 🤷🏻♂️.
One that I accidentally posted on your subscription page first then reposted here, saying that the Cutlist website only gives you 5 free computations per day and then you have to pay or subscribe. So may take someone like me who has to watch every penny a bit longer to tinker with a design to maximize materials. It's entirely possible that I may have posted it on a different wrong video, or not at all after typing it up. I also mentioned that you can use it to maximize materials other than sheet goods. Fence pickets for example. I was working out how to build multiple jewelry boxes out of the minimum amount of cedar fence pickets and that tool is awesome an got me 3 nice sized boxes out of 2 pickets with leftover wood. Sorry for the long post. I di have a favor to ask, I'm trying to buy a house and am having some difficulty with the loan because of some paperwork that was very difficult to find. I lost my first loan because of it and had to start the process again. I am currently living in the house I'm trying to buy and if the loan doesn't go through I will be homeless at the end of the month. I'm not asking for anything big, just that you and Amy pray for me to get good news for once. I've already lost my wife in November, our home in Feb and can't take much more. Please pray for me. Thank you.
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I use a $3 dish rack from the dollar store to organize my sanding discs. Playing cards for micro adjustments, 75 cents a pack at the dollar store 😉
Baking purpleheart in the oven works too. I baked some pieces at 325 *F for 20-25 min and it brought out a really rich purple color.
I have used 350 but agreed. 15-20. Temp can warp the wood a bit so be mindful of that.
Your listing under PLANS, 'greatest free gift I have ever received' is absolutely the most clever and rewarding thing I've ever gotten. You sir, are now one of my heroes. A fan forever! Thank you.
Thank you, it's the reason we are here is to spread the Word!
@@731Woodworksyou being color blind could be why your eyes look so freaky sky blue in your thumb nails lol or it's some weird effect but anyways sometimes your eyes startle me lol
Your not a nephilim are ye? 😅
Thanks for the acetone/purple heart tip.... I have been waiting about a week between sanding purple heart and applying tung oil. It would be great to cut that down to 20 minutes! I'll probably start working with purple heart more often now (It's such a beautiful wood).
Thank you!!! The cut list and cutting board layout sites are AMAZING!!!!
For keeping the purple in purple heart we bake the piece in the oven at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes.
Business card trick can vary depending on the card stock. Ex. 14pt vs 16pt.
Agree. I use my old biz cards for glue and paint spreaders. They are thick linen. I also use them like some people use playing cards for centering drawers and cabinet doors.
Kind, gracious, helpful, inviting and hospitable. Thank you brother. God bless.
Glad you enjoyed it
I have used purple heart in small turning as well as knife scales. If you get it hot from friction sanding or buffing at high speed it turns an intense purple color. You can also use heat gun and heat it after sanding allowing to raise the grain and then re-sand and the purple will stand out. I have never used the acetone before. Sounds easy enough but I thought I would include both as if you re making a product that is for food use you might not want to use chemicals
2 business cards is 1/32 and 4 is 1/16
I thought my math ears were itching!
I think the reading on the 2 business cards was 1/32 of an inch and 4 would be 1/16 on an inch.
1/64th? lol.
That Purpleheart trick was worth the whole video. I am just starting a project with purple heart!
I mis-spoke there lol. Sorry!
Thanks for the shout out. I store both 5" and 6" discs in mine.
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Hi, I love your video's! How you build your woodshop, and now helping people to start for there own. Giving free advise and helping people to save some money! You'r just a great guy! ❤❤ Love from the Netherlands 😃🙏🏻 thank you Bro 🙏🏻
Awesome, thank you!
I bought that book man, its on my (ikea) coffee table
You don't need acetone on the Purple Heart. Some time in the sun or pop it in the oven for a 15min @350 for a deep permanent change.
Woodwork Joints by Charles H. Hayward is the best woodworking book on the planet. Get it.
That handy non-existent pocket was slick. I see your editing 😉
My editor, Chris is flexing lol
Construction master also has an iOS version of their awesome construction calculator
Never worked with that purple heart seems difficult to work with, and yes sanding organizer learned real quick gotta figure that out lol...and yes dont want to waste a sliver of plywood that's cool they have that...thank you...
.032" is 1/32". It isn't 1/64".
ahhh, yes ... wood working and maths. That's why you always measure twice, cut, fit ... and only then glue up.
These are some really great tips and tricks. I am excited to try some of these. Thanks!
Glad you like them!
Matt, the business card trick all depends upon what the GSM is of the cardstock/paper thats used to create the business card and lots of companies use different card thickness ( GSM). As always brother 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
I tape a few together in different quantities and write on them what thickness they are.
Perfect timing!
Adding a second set of stairs to our patio deck, I’ll be using your suggested website to assist with thread build.
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Oh, WOW! Great video with awesome tips and book recommendation! I LOLed for real with that little guy taking care of business! 😂😂😂
I had not heard of the third website and had forgotten about the other two. It’s all about using ALL of the tools in your toolbox!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Damon!
Great video as always. Thanks for the shout out!
Thank you James!
Hobby Lobby has the same double bin to store sandpaper for $23.99 instead of the Amazon $34.00.
Plus you may be able to find a discount coupon if these are available in store.
Yeah but then you'd be shopping at Hobby Lobby.
I also got a similar one at Walmart after the last time I saw him with one.
@@williamdanaher2574 k
I use the tape measure calculator app on my android phone, which defaults to a 16th and can be changed to a 32nd and 64th.
Looking forward to talking to You and Amy Saturday in Nashville.
Excellent information! Thanks for sharing.
I saved this video for future reference!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Been looking for a cutting board site like that since the shoulder surgery
Glad it was helpful!
The purple-heart tip is terrific. Will definitely try that.
I use cutlist optimizer all the time. Its awesome! What a time saver and much more efficient.
Not trying to be a troll, but i got a good laugh out of your spelling error. We have enough cults in the US, please don't help them. lol
@@forgotmylogininfo LOL. That’s a good catch. Yup! We don’t need any more cults for sure. BTW, I fixed it. Thanks for catching that for me.
Love the purple heart tip. I'll have to check out that book as well. Great video and power tips.
Smooth edit with the shirt pocket!
I had some old plastic magazine files that I put my sheets in, but I have to sort them yet. Hope this helps. Thanks for the tips!
Cutlist Optimizer ignores grain direction, which is often important.
From what I just saw on the site, they have a switch to pay attention to the grain you can turn on. I'm not sure how well it works because I ran out of free calculations, but it's there
You also have to be mindful of the plywood grade your using some are not a true 48”x 96” sometimes they are undersized by a 1/16” which doesn’t sound like a lot but can be a make or break deal for a project
Opticutter has a grain direction feature.
Who conducted the above survey? Was it limited to all woodworks in the US, or woodworkers worldwide?
Ok, but where did you get the box for your setup bars? 😮😮
They came with it. Link in description to the Kreg Set up Bars and to the brass ones.
@731Woodworks Sad face. I have some whiteside ones with the cheap plastic pouch. Maybe some new ones are in my future. Thanks, keep the tips coming. 🤜🏼
Amazing wealth of knowledge! Thanks Matt!👊
I have to check my math, I calculated 92.34% didn’t know!
Thanks for sharing these tips and Happy Father's Day!!!!!
Happy Father's Day!
The other thing I like about cut list is I put all the parts I need into it, then try different size lumber to see what will get the least waste before I buy my lumber for the project
VERY helpful information!!! Thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the tips
The plastic ben also stabilizes the humidity and prevents the paper from warping.
I use a torch to carefully torch, the Purple Heart to gain maximum colour.
I’ll definitely checkout those calculators
Good video, thanks Matt
Glad you liked it!
Cutlist Optimizer is such a life saver! And money saver 😅
Happy fathers day. Stay awesome.
Thank you! Happy Father's Day to you as well.
you forgot to add the link to that other page where you got the purpleheart trick from fyi. Great video!
You can find it in the description under useful websites. Thank you.
Did you make that bat above your toolbox? Been wanting to make one.
Great video Matt. Thanks for sharing it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I use a lot of rectangular sandpaper sheets, and use an expanding, manila office file folder. About 20 individual pockets. Holds a ton of paper. Costs around 15 bucks.
Great information, thank-you!
Glad it was helpful!
Love the calculator with fractions! Might have to snag that
I use metric, no problems with fractions.
Another excellent episode! Thank you.
Thank you!
We made a drinking game out of your videos. A shot everytime you say wood / lumber.
It’s a double if you say “wood or lumber”
Someone died.
😂
Thank you for the video brother!
No problem 👍
Good tips Matt! I’m definitely going to have to organize my sandpaper that same way - right now it’s all just thrown in the bottom of a big box and I have to sort through it every time haha!
Nice video.
Thanks!
I use that Cutlist Optimizer for when I cut sheets for my subwoofer boxes.
Other way to get purple heart back is basically baking it.
I did it a few years ago and it was something like 350 for an hour and it got back to the nice deep purple color.
i'd like to see a full video on books you'd recommend! 5-10 of your favorites
Same. Ive got some woodworking under my belt but theres always more to learn and theres probably some good pointers in these book I never would have thought of
That's a lot of great info in less than 7 minutes. I appreciate all you've done for the woodworking community. :)
This is awesome!!!!! Thank you
Glad you like it!
Howdy Mr. Buttons of the 731...😊
I like the cutlist site, thanks for that info. Usually, when I'm cutting up ply, I do the old school way...graph paper and then each box has a given dimension and I literally draw out a picture of a 4x8 sheet and draw ever single piece I'm needing to cut. Been doing that forever...and it takes "forever" to do, lol. That site will definitely come in handy.
Woodworking books. Yeap, I've got LOTS of them. I don't use them much these days, but back before the internet, I had books, magazines and Norm Abrams New Yankee Workshop. And books are similar to scrap wood, we just don't ever throw it away. So, I still have my books from when I was a kid.
Great video Sir. Thank You.
Thank you Mike 👊
Picking up the DK book in a bookshop several years ago, while waiting for my wife, was what took me down the woodworking rabbit whole in the first place 😊
It is quite a good book. I bought it last year.
rarely do I find any of these videos that give me something new, as I watch them just to stay connected with the community and support content providers, but the website resources on this were fantastic! great video!
If you come across a good book regarding defining wood species in the world would really appreciate it. Thanks again for all your great videos
Great suggestion! I'll keep an eye out for one.
Great tips Mighty Matt. Happy Father’s Day!
Happy Father's Day Lloyd!
Hey buddy. Just finished listening/ watching your first podcast. Great stuff. What chairs were you talking about that you started making off of Jay Bates? I went to look but he's got a lot. I'd like to start with the ones you did. Didn't know how else to contact you
You can find them here jayscustomcreations.com/2013/03/build-2-outdoor-arm-chairs-and-a-side-table/
Dang, wish I knew about block layout a few months ago before I built a short patio deck. I did the plotting the old fashioned way on graph paper.
Uummmmm....... .03125 is 1/32"
Good catch! lol I mis spoke there. Pointed to 1/32nd but had 1/64th on my mind for some reason lol.
@731Woodworks because the cards are exactly 1/64th. 🤷♂️
It demanded "engagement". 😉
I've made a few pens from purple heart. Once I get it shaped and sanded, I let it spin on the lathe at a slow speed and hold a heat gun to it for a while. Brings back the purple, then I'll seal it up.
Vinegar works as well for the purpleheart
While you do produce good videos I think the opening titles to your “99% of woodworkers dont know”, you should title them things I have recently learned. I have seen your tips hundreds of times over the past 20 years.
There’s a reason this guys got a lot of views
Sadly this is yet another great channel that thinks they need clickbait titles. Your content speaks for itself, you don't need the clickbait!
@@jimt97038 you gotta stick out from all the great artists that do the same thing somehow
@@Phillipinewannabe I guess, to get new viewers. I just wish there was a less obvious, less clichéd way to do it. Once someone sees the channel they can see the value, but some people are turned off by the click bait titles. There are channels I never start watching because of that. Sure glad I watched this one early on or I would have missed out on excellent content!
He used to not be a click bait channel and had build videos. Now he mostly just makes videos that he can affiliate link things to. Basically an online e salesman.
We do not shop at amazon
I think Hobby Lobby sells them too.
You can use a business card as a spoon. It is also good for cutting electronics contacts.
Damn, you're good bro. thanks for the videos keep it up. Happy Father's Day
Happy Father's Day!
Cutlist also has an app, ive used it several times
As great as ever
Thank you 3 Nails!
Man you never build anything anymore. Love to see a new build video soon.
You can also cook Purple heart to dial the color in. 350 for half hour makes it a pretty deep purple. Any higher temp or time makes it too dark, IMHO.
Happy Fathers day!!
Happy Father's Day
I use cultist for more than just plywood. If i need multiple pieces from larger boards, I'll add those sizes to the stock list, make sure im buying enough or not over buying. Especially when you have a mix of longer amd shorter pieces
Good idea!
With 99% not knowing, I was expecting something pretty fantastic…
Congrats! Looks like you're in the 1% 🤣
Love the video Matt although was really looking for the thumbnail photo tip?? 👍🏴🤔
That is the first tip. Acetone on Purple Heart.
@@731Woodworks fair enough from the photo looks like your painting it that's what had me confused 🤔
For the trick to make the purple wood more purple, is it the heat from the sun or would any uv light work? or is it a combination of both of them?
I'm not 100% sure. Probably both would be my guess. But others say you can "bake" Purple Heart in the oven for a few minutes at 350 degrees F and get similar results (without the acetone).
Clickbait title but I did not know some of the websites thanks
Then was it really clickbait if you didn't know these 🤔 🤣. I have a whole video series called 99% Didn't know.. Basically it's little known tips and tricks.
For purple heart, you can also just use a heat gun. Little tougher to get the purple to be even though.
Love ur shit man, great stuff….
Instead of business cards use playing cards, they are also good as spacers to be able to get the correct gap in say drawers
Clickbait titles. 👎
So...was the book the "bonus" tip mentioned? :)
lol I think I forgot the bonus 🤣
More thumbnail clickbait from 731
Do you know the definition of clickbait? The thumbnail shows acetone being placed on Purple Heart. The very first tip is just that. Which by definition is not clickbait. 🤷🏻♂️.
I'll take an oldfashion physical book any day.
That shirt doesn't have a pocket ...how did you do that
the magic of editing 🪄 (my editor is very good lol).
Sorry but this was painful to watch. Unfortunately your channel has turned into the YT equivalent of an infomercial.
I hope that my earlier comment didn't somehow break the community rules since I don't see it anymore. If it did, sorry, it wasn't intentional.
I'm not sure which comment you are referring to
One that I accidentally posted on your subscription page first then reposted here, saying that the Cutlist website only gives you 5 free computations per day and then you have to pay or subscribe. So may take someone like me who has to watch every penny a bit longer to tinker with a design to maximize materials. It's entirely possible that I may have posted it on a different wrong video, or not at all after typing it up. I also mentioned that you can use it to maximize materials other than sheet goods. Fence pickets for example. I was working out how to build multiple jewelry boxes out of the minimum amount of cedar fence pickets and that tool is awesome an got me 3 nice sized boxes out of 2 pickets with leftover wood.
Sorry for the long post.
I di have a favor to ask, I'm trying to buy a house and am having some difficulty with the loan because of some paperwork that was very difficult to find. I lost my first loan because of it and had to start the process again. I am currently living in the house I'm trying to buy and if the loan doesn't go through I will be homeless at the end of the month. I'm not asking for anything big, just that you and Amy pray for me to get good news for once. I've already lost my wife in November, our home in Feb and can't take much more. Please pray for me.
Thank you.