wow - you make it look so very easy ... I think the string method is the easiest & quickest. I'm looking forward to Part 2 and the completion of the product !!! :)
You are amazingly talented...is there anything you can't do!...love watching you create all this wonderful stuff...so smart!...and the fact that you bring Robbie along with you on your adventures...keep up the great work guys!...
I know that I say it so much...but you are a man of so many talents. I wish you lived close enough to make this type of lights for me. It's definitely my style for my small tiny cottage deep in the country of Alabama 🌲💜
That fire and cold water reminded me of how I remove stuck bleeder valves from brakes on cars. Heat the bleeder with a torch until glowing red, then hold an ice cube on it. The bleeder will then unscrew with ease. Science! (Not the Fauci type) LOL!!!
Very cool! I watch an English fellow who finds bottles along the Thames River in London, and he Grinds the broken ones down enough to make them into glasses, vases, or candle holders. He's Si-Finds and the bottles that Robert is finding at the Byrd Farm would be awesome for things like this, even if they are found broken!
Wow! Cutting that jar with the string was awsome an seems to me to be easier than the other way. Thanks for showing us how to do that. Eager to see the next step! 💋🇺🇸☺
OMG that is amazing, I never knew you could do it like that, that is awesome, well done, thank you for sharing that, well I never in all these years, brilliant
Pretty cool! I remember back in the early 1970’s my brothers had a glass cutting kit. It was popular for awhile. We had all sorts of bottles cut for no reason! 🤷♀️😉😆 They we’re just kids with a neat gadget.
Wow! That first way seemed easier than the second! You are just full of know-hows, Aaron! That was pretty cool! I don't plan on making a light, but I kinda want to try the 1st method, just for the heck of it! 😁
Love the idea of the canning jar lights, and actually think it will look better on the front porch of the log cabin than the other lights did:-). Love your videos..
Aaron that’s really cool. Ive always wanted Mason jar lights. I like the idea of the string cutting the glass than the other, it’s quicker. Did you mention the thickness of the copper for lid? Don’t know if I could do it as I don’t have a lot of strength in my hands cuz of arthritis. Guess I’ll have to find someone to do that then I need someone to do the soldering. I solder with lead when I do stain glass but your way is different.. Anyway those are going to look sweet up on the porch. I’ll keep my eye out 2nd part. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍
Try using a butcher’s knot, much easier to tie the string without losing tension on it. You loop the ends twice before crossing the ends back over and completing the knot.
I was shocked that you used perfectly good mason jars (unless the top edge was chipped). Mason jars are expensive and hard to find because so many preppers are canning food now. However, there are still foods like pickles that are sold in quart-size heavy glass jars that you could have used. Nevertheless, it is a great idea to recycle a glass jar for a light cover.
That is two words!!! but you should know after always fussing at us about safety that we are not going to listen to all of it!!! I do try and keep safety somewhat in mind though. Thanks for fussing at us. always good to have a reminder.
wow - you make it look so very easy ... I think the string method is the easiest & quickest. I'm looking forward to Part 2 and the completion of the product !!! :)
You are amazingly talented...is there anything you can't do!...love watching you create all this wonderful stuff...so smart!...and the fact that you bring Robbie along with you on your adventures...keep up the great work guys!...
I know that I say it so much...but you are a man of so many talents. I wish you lived close enough to make this type of lights for me. It's definitely my style for my small tiny cottage deep in the country of Alabama 🌲💜
What a cool idea Aaron. I personally love the music you play. Can't wait for your next video.
One of the best examples I've ever seen of doing what you can/want with what you have on-hand. Fabulous idea
That fire and cold water reminded me of how I remove stuck bleeder valves from brakes on cars. Heat the bleeder with a torch until glowing red, then hold an ice cube on it. The bleeder will then unscrew with ease. Science! (Not the Fauci type) LOL!!!
Yup, works to pull dents out of a car as well
GREAT video!!!! Now,I for sure watch your next one....I would have anyway.😁
Thanks for sharing.
The thing you Cando with a bit imagination. Awesome.
I liked the way you did the first time..w/ the rope.
Nice work, Aaron! That was a very neat idea to use a canning jar for your light!
Very cool! I watch an English fellow who finds bottles along the Thames River in London, and he Grinds the broken ones down enough to make them into glasses, vases, or candle holders. He's Si-Finds and the bottles that Robert is finding at the Byrd Farm would be awesome for things like this, even if they are found broken!
you are a great inventor, i love it
Wow! Cutting that jar with the string was awsome an seems to me to be easier than the other way. Thanks for showing us how to do that. Eager to see the next step! 💋🇺🇸☺
Aloha Aaron & Robert! Awesome! Thank you!
OMG that is amazing, I never knew you could do it like that, that is awesome, well done, thank you for sharing that, well I never in all these years, brilliant
Awesome video. Love watching all of your videos but the diy ones are especially fun and informative. Thanks for sharing. God bless. 🌺 🐾
Pretty cool! I remember back in the early 1970’s my brothers had a glass cutting kit. It was popular for awhile. We had all sorts of bottles cut for no reason! 🤷♀️😉😆 They we’re just kids with a neat gadget.
Wow! That first way seemed easier than the second! You are just full of know-hows, Aaron! That was pretty cool! I don't plan on making a light, but I kinda want to try the 1st method, just for the heck of it! 😁
Thank you so much for sharing your porch lights, amazing fabulous job Aaron
What a great idea! Glad to learn how to cut glass bottles.
Your videos are so interesting thanks
This is very cool and I can’t wait for the next video.
Left me hanging.............pretty cool so far thought it is killing me to wait. Peace!
You have ALL the TOOLS !
Hey Aaron and Robert. Cool, that's gonna look nice.
You are so smart, and really an artist!
How cool is that. I might watch it again.
LOL NOW You Have To Make Robert Some.
Love the idea of the canning jar lights, and actually think it will look better on the front porch of the log cabin than the other lights did:-). Love your videos..
Those are going to look nice. 👍
Great video Aaron never seen it done and would like to try Thankyou very much for sharing it
Is there anything you don't know Aaron? Lots of good ideas.
Happy birthday aaron have a good one
This was great to watch for a DIY'er!
Awesome 👌
Very Clever!! 👌👌
Thank you...a very nice idea...
now thats what im talking about brother
That was fun! Thanks Aaron!
You should add a link to your other channel. Didn't know you had another
Wow that was really neat
very nice!
Gloves might be a good idea when using dremel tool.
We’re cool
Aaron that’s really cool. Ive always wanted Mason jar lights. I like the idea of the string cutting the glass than the other, it’s quicker. Did you mention the thickness of the copper for lid? Don’t know if I could do it as I don’t have a lot of strength in my hands cuz of arthritis. Guess I’ll have to find someone to do that then I need someone to do the soldering. I solder with lead when I do stain glass but your way is different..
Anyway those are going to look sweet up on the porch. I’ll keep my eye out 2nd part. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍
That copper is 14ga or 42oz copper
Try using a butcher’s knot, much easier to tie the string without losing tension on it.
You loop the ends twice before crossing the ends back over and completing the knot.
I like it.
Sweet 🌹
Wow - how cool!
Fascinating!
"NICE"!!!!
So cool!
Wow. Where did you learn that trick
Is that the same thing as a key hole maker .If you sell them the lights I would like one please
Where do you come up with all these ideas? Really great diy projects
Arron these are so great. Looking for a old farmhouse for sale any ideas.
I was shocked that you used perfectly good mason jars (unless the top edge was chipped). Mason jars are expensive and hard to find because so many preppers are canning food now. However, there are still foods like pickles that are sold in quart-size heavy glass jars that you could have used. Nevertheless, it is a great idea to recycle a glass jar for a light cover.
is it necessary to remove the bottom of the jar? is it a heat situation? do LED light bulbs cause enough heat for it to matter?
sand paper for metal ?
Yup, same stuff
wow I did no that trick 😄 read this next word slowly ( Safety glasses )
That is two words!!! but you should know after always fussing at us about safety that we are not going to listen to all of it!!! I do try and keep safety somewhat in mind though. Thanks for fussing at us. always good to have a reminder.