No, you don't ramble too much at all! If you didn't think out loud I would have no idea what you're doing or how to replicate it. You're the only person I have found that makes sense to me. I don't work with power saws and all of that, and I need something manageable that I can understand and do. So from one rambler to another, you're doing just great!
Great video 👍 beautiful and practical saw horse. As always enjoyed watching you, working, mumbling and explaining. It was hot week 50c in the South. Take care and hag Shavuot sameach!!!
Thanks. Yapp, for outsiders ( my friends) it's a hobby , but actually it's a way of life that i have started to began to know... so for me it's a very serious hobby
Hi Carl, im sure you can acquire the skills you want, practice practice practice, don’t get stuck when you don’t get perfect results finish each project and move on I would leave chairs for now boxes and tables first please check out my channel for more joinery and tips for beginners Best Wishes David
Thanks for the awesome video it was very enjoyable. I plan to make a couple frame sawhorses like this as well but instead of muddling with hinges I think a rope should suffice to hold the legs.
Oh, yes, I'm always looking for my glasses (which are most times on top of my head). But lately my most overused phrase is .... Where is my tape measure? I just had it. Oh damn. Where did I put that thing? :-D
I must make a pair of horses like this, all my other ones are far too heavy, and will support the weight of a car, but these look far more useful and transportable, I have always used 4"x2" which is far too strong for most work, the only thing that would be nice would be to plane the top flat, but that is only a detail, they are really perfect for most applications. Stay safe ! Chris B.
@@RusticDavid Well! I made a pair of these, they are just right for most jobs, and they are so much easier to move around, the screw sinkers are a real advantage, you can save yourself a trip to the shops and get them on ebay, you could get a HSS countersinking bit while you are on there. Stay safe! Chris B.
You defiantly sound like me? I have the same problem with putting things down and forgetting wear I put stuff also rambling on to myself so you’re not alone with that problem keep up the good work Dave I always look forward to your videos especially with what’s going on at the moment
Hi I’ve been busy after previous lockdown and didn’t find time to make videos now we are going back into lockdown again so maybe I’ll have time Take Care Best Wishes David
Hi Dave I was wondering if you could help me out with a problem I seem to be having. I want to build this ua-cam.com/video/-fYKzKa_NUE/v-deo.html And if you skip to 1:57 and you look at the top left corner I was hoping you could tell me what these are called and where to buy them also I would appreciate if you could tell me how to hang it up as well. Thank you very much
No, you don't ramble too much at all! If you didn't think out loud I would have no idea what you're doing or how to replicate it. You're the only person I have found that makes sense to me. I don't work with power saws and all of that, and I need something manageable that I can understand and do. So from one rambler to another, you're doing just great!
Oh that is a GREAT idea! Thank you for sharing!
Nice pair.
take it easy, I wish you a good work, my master, greetings.
very nice it looks really perfect sir congratulations.
You've done a great job by sharing all these nice videos during this mayhem out there, David! Thank you so much! Keep it up always! Peace!
Hey Dias Thank you, It really is my pleasure,I hope you’re doing well Best Wishes Love and Peace David
Nice table 👍 congratulations ! Christine from Greece
Thank you Christine,I’m glad you like it Best Wishes David
Great video 👍 beautiful and practical saw horse. As always enjoyed watching you, working, mumbling and explaining. It was hot week 50c in the South. Take care and hag Shavuot sameach!!!
Hi Haim ,50c !!!! That’s too hot! I thought that 37 was bad! Thanks for your feedback, what are you working on now? Take care Hag Samaich David
Thanks! I'm actually building the jointer bench - in parts, trying to maneuver between work and house duties😉
harelhaim 1211977 it’s terrible when life interferes with our projects!!!! Hope you find the time for yours David
Thanks. Yapp, for outsiders ( my friends) it's a hobby , but actually it's a way of life that i have started to began to know... so for me it's a very serious hobby
i need this skill, hopefully I'm able to learn how to build basic chair, tables, boxes, etc etc
Hi Carl, im sure you can acquire the skills you want, practice practice practice, don’t get stuck when you don’t get perfect results finish each project and move on I would leave chairs for now boxes and tables first please check out my channel for more joinery and tips for beginners Best Wishes David
Thanks for the awesome video it was very enjoyable. I plan to make a couple frame sawhorses like this as well but instead of muddling with hinges I think a rope should suffice to hold the legs.
Hey Dallas Go for it! Maybe 2ropes like on a step ladder let me know how you get on Happy Woodworking David
Oh, yes, I'm always looking for my glasses (which are most times on top of my head). But lately my most overused phrase is .... Where is my tape measure? I just had it. Oh damn. Where did I put that thing? :-D
I must make a pair of horses like this, all my other ones are far too heavy, and will support the weight of a car, but these look far more useful and transportable, I have always used 4"x2" which is far too strong for most work, the only thing that would be nice would be to plane the top flat, but that is only a detail, they are really perfect for most applications. Stay safe ! Chris B.
Hi Chris Thank you for your feedback, they are worth the effort, go for it Happy Woodworking David
@@RusticDavid Well! I made a pair of these, they are just right for most jobs, and they are so much easier to move around, the screw sinkers are a real advantage, you can save yourself a trip to the shops and get them on ebay, you could get a HSS countersinking bit while you are on there. Stay safe! Chris B.
Don't stop rambling David. It is the asides and remarks that make your 'How to' videos entertaining to watch as well as instructional. Best regards.
Hi Stephen How are you keeping? Thank you for your feedback it’s great to hear what you think it’s a great help,Take Care David
You defiantly sound like me?
I have the same problem with putting
things down and forgetting wear I put stuff also rambling on to myself so you’re not alone
with that problem keep up the good work
Dave I always look forward to your videos especially with what’s going on at the moment
Hi Colin thanks for that it’s good to know I’m not alone roaming round the shop hunting something!! Have a great week David
Brilliant Dave
Thank you Colin
where r u master yoda?
Hi I’ve been busy after previous lockdown and didn’t find time to make videos now we are going back into lockdown again so maybe I’ll have time Take Care Best Wishes David
Dude where you at?
He's in Israel. His workshop is not far from the beach actually. I'd go there every day if I was him.
Hi Dave I was wondering if you could help me out with a problem I seem to be having. I want to build this
ua-cam.com/video/-fYKzKa_NUE/v-deo.html
And if you skip to 1:57 and you look at the top left corner I was hoping you could tell me what these are called and where to buy them also I would appreciate if you could tell me how to hang it up as well. Thank you very much
You lost me when you machined the hindge screw holes instead using screws with a smaller head.....b-bye.