Making a Tumbler cup glass turner rotating stand FULL VIDEO start to finish Jen Blausey

Man did I LOVE doing this. Using all of my WOOD tools, that I miss using everyday! =) But, the wood I used, was scrap 1x8" boards, cut to 7.5" lengths, just because that's what allowed me to get 4- of each of what I needed! You can plan out what YOU need! I had 2, 7.5" x 1x 8" boards, and then that little splitter was a scrap 2x2 cut to 5", and stuffed between them, I split it evenly, but you can do what works for you. You can even skip the cuts, and keep your 1x8 joined, and just cut the holes, allowing them to run all together, but I may only want to use ONE at a time, and only want ONE in my space at a time. So, this is why I did not run them all together, I do not like to waste space.
I show ALL aspects, from cutting the wood, to wiring! SO, yes, you see and hear it all, I skip nothing. I also talk about why I choose to do certain things.
Also, in this video, I do use power tools, including a chop saw. Yes, these are MY TOOLS, not my ole mans, MINE MINE MINE =) I do not share. HAHAAHA, sharing = broken things.
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