I love it when there are such simple "MacEyver'-ing ways to do anything. I am a 61-year-old DIY'er (wannabe) woman carpenter. I have been attending the University of UA-cam for several years now and have learnt, (then done) anything and everything I've wanted to. This was definitely one of my favourites. Thank you PROFESSOR!
Im a 27yo woman, im also a wannabe diyer that works with wood 😅 I hate it when im buying materials the men selling me the stuff always questions me and ask what do I need the things for so they can help me even though im telling them exactly what I need, the worst was when buying sandpaper 🤦🏻♀
This is fantastic! Thank you for making this tutorial. Countersinking the screws is going to make my door installation so much more refined. Much appreciated!
Hello, thank you fir this amazing tip to countersink screws. I am a DIY person and am working on mounting wooden panels on a interior wall. I need tips on how to install the countersink female clip into the panel back. I don't have a router nor know how to use one. Please help. Thank you!
I'm an old lady and I went to H.Depot to get a countersinking drill bit. I had to explain drill bits and countersinking to these 2 young whippersnapper employees. Then it dawned on me that they do not go home and do carpentry work, they go home and play video games. It's no wonder they had no clue!
I wish I watch this video this morning. I just made a manual pad but I got some heads sticking out. I didnt even no there was such thing as a counter sink in general
@@thriveandgrowgardens Just checking. When you're making room using the screw the drill is in reverse? So you have it in reverse but apply some pressure to stop the screw coming out? And angle the screw slightly and move it in a circular motion?
FYI people when a touch of that coating is removed when installing it will start to rust in a open outdoor environment so saying it won’t rust is false in most cases.
I agree that if the coating is removed it will rust but in my experience building with them for almost a decade, they have performed extremely well. The only time I have seen noticeable rust has been an instance where I didn't sink the screw deep enough and took off some coating with the orbital sander during the sanding process. I would recommend using a good quality, tightly fitting drill bit. Happy building!
I love it when there are such simple "MacEyver'-ing ways to do anything. I am a 61-year-old DIY'er (wannabe) woman carpenter. I have been attending the University of UA-cam for several years now and have learnt, (then done) anything and everything I've wanted to. This was definitely one of my favourites. Thank you PROFESSOR!
Im a 27yo woman, im also a wannabe diyer that works with wood 😅 I hate it when im buying materials the men selling me the stuff always questions me and ask what do I need the things for so they can help me even though im telling them exactly what I need, the worst was when buying sandpaper 🤦🏻♀
Wow, perfect! Great example of how a super simple concept can save time and money, and make projects look much better. Thanks!
Thank you for the comment! I love how we can always be learning little things to make our work better.
Well, well, well, go to the top of the class that man. I knew there had to be a way. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome, I hope the technique helps you with your future projects!
Whoa! 😳 Thank you so much for this. Im adding this to my playlist so I can return and watch it whenever I need it
I love that it made it into your Playlist of useful things to return to! Have you found yourself using this technique since then?
Genius. Absolutely brilliant. I’m getting up and going to the garage to try this rn. Thank you!!
How did your test go using this method? Is it something you've found useful?
Love it!! Many thanks!
Great tip. Just what I was looking for.
I'm so glad you found what you were looking for on my channel!
Thanks for the great tip! I was heading to the store to buy a bit just for this one project of mine, but now i dont have to do go.
I love that! Let me know how it worked out.
Great tip borne of experience I don't have. Thanks very much!!
Good tip, thanks.
Huge thank you!!
YES! So glad this popped up on my Google search:) I don't have countersink bits, and want my screws to be flush with the wood or lower, found this:)
I love hearing that this is so helpful for your project!
This is fantastic! Thank you for making this tutorial. Countersinking the screws is going to make my door installation so much more refined. Much appreciated!
I can totally relate to the pursuit of refining ones work. I am glad to be able to help you refine yours!
LIFE SAVER!!
Yes!!
Can I do this method when making a floating frame?
That is a great simple trick! Thank you very much for sharing! 😎👍👍
Good tip
Super helpful!
BRILLIANT THANKS A MILLION SO SIMPLE
You are so welcome!
Impresive idea! A la kit!
Love it, love it, love it!!!
I am so glad!
Hello, thank you fir this amazing tip to countersink screws. I am a DIY person and am working on mounting wooden panels on a interior wall. I need tips on how to install the countersink female clip into the panel back. I don't have a router nor know how to use one. Please help. Thank you!
Great tip!
Thank you!!!! 😊
Thank you!
That's so fn smart! Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thanks for the tip!
Im not a woodworker but this is a really good tip in a pinch
nice....thanks
Genious. Thank you 🎉
You are very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Awesome 👍🏼
My grandma might have a fit watching me do that but I love it 🙂 thanks
Well, just know that I support you!
awesome, just what i needed. thanks!
I am so glad! You are very welcome.
nice, thanks!
I'm an old lady and I went to H.Depot to get a countersinking drill bit. I had to explain drill bits and countersinking to these 2 young whippersnapper employees. Then it dawned on me that they do not go home and do carpentry work, they go home and play video games. It's no wonder they had no clue!
I wish I watch this video this morning. I just made a manual pad but I got some heads sticking out. I didnt even no there was such thing as a counter sink in general
At least it will come in handy on your next project!
@@thriveandgrowgardens Definitely. I literally took out most of my screws from my project to countersink them.
Awesome thanks
You are welcome!
@@thriveandgrowgardens Just checking. When you're making room using the screw the drill is in reverse? So you have it in reverse but apply some pressure to stop the screw coming out? And angle the screw slightly and move it in a circular motion?
FYI people when a touch of that coating is removed when installing it will start to rust in a open outdoor environment so saying it won’t rust is false in most cases.
I agree that if the coating is removed it will rust but in my experience building with them for almost a decade, they have performed extremely well. The only time I have seen noticeable rust has been an instance where I didn't sink the screw deep enough and took off some coating with the orbital sander during the sanding process. I would recommend using a good quality, tightly fitting drill bit. Happy building!
"Turn n' burn" in the industry
TU!
My guys used a drill with enough power to just push it in past the wood line and says he has a technique