This is actually simple! Last "simple" box video I watched required a table saw, a router, and all sorts of fancy techniques with them - this is much better for a beginner.
Seriously….., they all do!! When I got started in all this I got so frustrated with this as well. I couldn’t learn much because I didn’t have the “right things”. I think most people just focus on showing off what they can do versus actually teaching. And that actually goes for many things here on UA-cam. Nothing wrong with that, though.
My "top" was a DIY video where the guy said "and now we just need to weld these pieces together" and pulls out argon welding machine. And the part itself is something you could by for 10 bucks MAX at the home depot (Leroy Merlin)
Wasted so many hours and finally was about to give up untill saw this one. A saw, few nails, a hammer - thats what I was thinking I would need but they all start with a table saw with tilting blades. 😀
I am so glad to see you using hand tools. It's getting to where people are reaching for cordless power tools for everything, even to screw in a single screw.
Happy to see regular people out there who realistically have the amount of tools the COMMON person has! I don't have the luxury to buy all the "toys" to fill my shed
@Denny Yep. Search 'build simple box hand tools' and you get a table saw with router attachments lol Now I need something simple to show how to make a hinged lid
@@DavidsDiyReviews Yes indeed. I am a beginner and i just bought my first impact drill and a grinder to start with. This channel is very helful for beginners like me.
All I need to do is make a simple box that will hold the inverter I am installing next to my battery on my Trailer. I don't need dovetails or 45 degree sides as I only have a jigsaw. After 30 minutes of boxes being made by people with $20,000 work shops I came across this video. I don't normally work with wood so this was a big help to get the beginning process started. Thank you. I'll figure out a hinge and lid on the fly :) Thank you for the basics.
As a 'frustrated - would love to be able to make a simple box' woman, I found your video and love you describe the steps so clearly. I feel like I can have a go now. It's just to make a bee hotel for my garden but it's something I want to make myself. So thanks for the great video 🙂
Finally a video that only uses a saw and a hammer. All the others use professional tools which the majority of us don't have. Thanks a lot for keeping it simple and useful for everybody.
I started DIY woodworking just over a year ago and I have learned so much from your videos. I made the phone holders as my very first project. Thanks so much for all that you have taught me!
Thanks so much for this! I'm making some flower arrangements for Christmas and just settled on using rectangle wooden boxes for a couple. Your tutorial was the first one I came across and I was ECSTATIC to see you using hand tools because that's all I have available. And your guidance is perfect for a novice. A new subscriber here and a thumbs up! I am new to woodworking and look forward to learning from you. Again, THANK YOU!!
I had the same reaction - thank God, no table saw! I don't know why so many videos labeled "simple woodworking" think you need the type of shop that a master carpenter has. I'm just trying to learn some skills doing small projects using scrap wood and my dad's old tools. Thanks for the helpful tips.
David, I see you have been to the East. It's nice to see a brother Master Mason teaching about the plumb, square, and level. It's very down-to-earth and professionally done. I am now a subscriber of your channel. Keep up the good work and keep on teaching.
Thanksbfir a nice, easy, clear video that doesn't use expensive tools. I'm going to make some of these boxes and stack them to make a mini staircase for my dog.
Finally a basic video for someone like me that can only use a basic saw. I want to make a cantilever base cover for The ugly sand base. Im going to try it
Thank you. I saved some steps by having the wood cut for free at Home Depot. I am making mine to fit under the television to raise it up higher and hold DVDs. Again thank you.
Thank you for making this video and for keeping it simple. I am fairly new to woodworking and I do think that learning how to make wooden boxes is one of the best ways to start learning about woodworking. Almost all of the other videos on building a "simple" wooden box involve using a table saw, a router, a miter saw, and other tools. I have learned how to use my new miter saw, but I am not ready to invest in a table saw or a router yet. Your video - showing the basics of box building - and doing it with no expensive power tools - is great. I have subscribed.
This is so helpful . I really wanted to learn how to make stuff without a power saw because I’m accident prone. I’m wondering what the best over all handsaw would be to get. I’m a painter and would love to cut my own panels and make kit without always asking busy people.
Something like this would work www.amazon.ca/IRWIN-Universal-Handsaw-15-Inch-1773465/dp/B00475ARH0/ref=asc_df_B00475ARH0/?tag=googlemobshop-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=292999463894&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=16139900510172482273&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1002423&hvtargid=pla-522941435940&psc=1
Thank you for video! I am trying to get into woodworking and I will be limited to Hand Tools so this will be a good first project in the future for me! I have a question regarding about the type of wood I should be using for such projects? The most affordable option I found is plywood but I am unsure if it is safe to cut with handtools.
Wood class, newbie 67 year old women..i wanted to make a table box centerpiece..Chop saw, table saw. Yes faster but so scary at first. I am learning alot. But i can knock this out at home!!
This is exactly what i was looking for in a beginner project. Simple and easy to understand. Instant subscribe from me, because I want to learn more from you. Thanks so much! 💜
Kudos!!! 👍!! Excellent video!!! I worked with some "kids" (15-19), a while back. Great bunch. I flippantly said, "Well, need a wooden box for this, now...". ( Tray sized, like 18x24, 4" sides.. your same box, just two bottom boards wide...lol). Stuff was available....they were suprised Mr.J could just "Whip up a box... just like that, Dude!". Lol! I'm glad I know how to nail some boards together, and if need be, I can also pick up a rock for a hammer!! 😂.
Finally. Saw hammer and nails. As a beginner lm already tired of perfect dovetails and joinery l just want to make a nice box without having to spend thousands on tools.
Thank you for this video! If the box I want to make is thin and long, say 6ft by 1ft, should I change something in the way I make it? Like thicker pieces to make it more stable for example, or putting many more nails and more frequently
I like creating things. You make it look so easy. I wanted to make a 7 feet Ana some inches rectangle box with wheels on each corner, that be 4 wheels and deep to put my 7 feet Christmas tree in. I need 2.
A sawzall will be tough to make equal and straigh cuts. For a shelf you would just nail and or glue a piece in where ever you want it using the inside measurements if your box.
Great project for me and my son, we will use screws (because he is good with the electric drill and I can't let him use the saw yet) and add a simple lid for him to store toys.
I’m a beginner joiner which started tech in September. My main struggle is cutting straight. Any tips on how to keep maximum straightness while cutting?
i would say draw your lines as much as possible and check often to see your on line. Also make sure to hold and use the saw properly. I have a video on my channel on that topic or just youtube it and see what comes up for the type of saw your using. Like always though you will get better with time. Keep at it.
Hi David, I wonder if you could recommend which type of hand saw I can buy which will cut both planks of wood, and wood logs which are no more than about 6" diameter please? I'm a complete novice and just want to make some bee boxes and hotels. Thank you 😊
Hi David, thank you for the video. I was wondering if you had any advice on a small project I'm going to be doing similar to this. I am making a box for my father for Christmas to hold a set of books I bought him. The measurement for the box is 8" high...6" wide and 5" deep. Any thoughts on the material I should use? Thank you
Am boxes using masonite as base with half inch sides my problem is I measure check then cut the four sides to fit masonite bottom on top of square frame, and it always either too small or too big. They are only beginners boxes to put tools in but it's frustrating it's never right. Too big I put the bottom and cut the fraction off and file smooth. Too small I have to recut more masonite. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong. Ps I pretrial and screw sides and nail bottom only because that all I had.
try measuring and cutting the two long sides first. then set them in place or nail/screw them in place. then measure for the two short sides. it is always going to be very hard to measure and cut all four sides right away. keep trying you will get it.
How would you make a 11.5x11.5x11.5 box with a lid to use as an urn? The niche it is going to fit into is 12x12x12. I cannot find one to buy that is that size so I am going to make it. Also what would would you suggest? Odd request I know. It is my request to be buried with my dogs ashes hence why a normal urn will not work for me. Thank you for the help
U just have to do the same process but with your dimensions and if it’s for ashes and will prolly never be opened then I would just cut a piece for the lid that is the size of the box and nail it on. Also if it’s for ashes I would glue it all as well as nailing so that it is air tight
I used poplar just because I had it but if your buying wood I would get a soft wood probability pine. If you did want to go hard wood tho you can but I still wouldn’t use poplar.
depends on the wood and the grain where your nailing. for the purpose of a box like this it will be fine. glue would also make it stronger however glue on end joints also isnt the best.
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I realize it's quite randomly asking but do anyone know of a good place to stream newly released movies online ?
@Ramon Jack lately I have been using flixzone. You can find it on google :)
You watched the same video I watched before coming to this one.😂
Go back to selections please ❤@@ramonjack6784
@@diegotanner3831 im actually not sure sry
This is actually simple! Last "simple" box video I watched required a table saw, a router, and all sorts of fancy techniques with them - this is much better for a beginner.
Thanks I’m glad I was able to help you
Seriously….., they all do!! When I got started in all this I got so frustrated with this as well. I couldn’t learn much because I didn’t have the “right things”. I think most people just focus on showing off what they can do versus actually teaching. And that actually goes for many things here on UA-cam. Nothing wrong with that, though.
My "top" was a DIY video where the guy said "and now we just need to weld these pieces together" and pulls out argon welding machine.
And the part itself is something you could by for 10 bucks MAX at the home depot (Leroy Merlin)
Yeah they are all cabinetmaking shows that have a hatred of nails.
In most cases nails are fine though.
Wasted so many hours and finally was about to give up untill saw this one. A saw, few nails, a hammer - thats what I was thinking I would need but they all start with a table saw with tilting blades. 😀
Thanks David, first "simple box" video that I have viewed that didn't pull out a 3D printer from under the desk.
Lol ya I know what you mean
FINALLY someone using a hand saw in a beginner tutorial ❤ worth a sub
Thanks I’m glad you liked it
I am so glad to see you using hand tools. It's getting to where people are reaching for cordless power tools for everything, even to screw in a single screw.
Ya your right. Sometimes it feels good to use hand tools. Builds a lot of skill aswell. Thanks.
Happy to see regular people out there who realistically have the amount of tools the COMMON person has! I don't have the luxury to buy all the "toys" to fill my shed
Thanks and ya that was the idea of the channel
thank you for the tutorial, most other videos i found teach how to make basic box using a profesional tools 😂
glad i could help. i try to keep it simple and easy.
@Denny Yep. Search 'build simple box hand tools' and you get a table saw with router attachments lol
Now I need something simple to show how to make a hinged lid
@@DavidsDiyReviews Yes indeed. I am a beginner and i just bought my first impact drill and a grinder to start with. This channel is very helful for beginners like me.
@@eliasblanco3374 thank you im glad i could help
Exactly. Beginner’s $3 wooden material with thousands dollars power tools. It will only discourage some or most people away.
All I need to do is make a simple box that will hold the inverter I am installing next to my battery on my Trailer. I don't need dovetails or 45 degree sides as I only have a jigsaw. After 30 minutes of boxes being made by people with $20,000 work shops I came across this video. I don't normally work with wood so this was a big help to get the beginning process started. Thank you. I'll figure out a hinge and lid on the fly :) Thank you for the basics.
im glad it worked out for you , thanks
As a 'frustrated - would love to be able to make a simple box' woman, I found your video and love you describe the steps so clearly. I feel like I can have a go now. It's just to make a bee hotel for my garden but it's something I want to make myself. So thanks for the great video 🙂
Thanks im glad I could help. Also tho I have a bee hotel video on my channel.
@@DavidsDiyReviews Oh, thank you for that! I will check it out for sure 😁
Thank you for posting this without crazy expensive tools!
That’s what I was going for. I’m glad I could help
Nothing beats the sound of a hand saw :)
Ya no kidding
Finally, a channel with only hand tools!
I know right
Nice to see a simple woodworking project that doesn't require a completely outfitted workshop.
Hands down the best beginners woodworking I've ever seen.
Man thanks so much. I'm glad I could help.
Excellent video where you actually feel after watching that you can go and make it, because you have the basic tools. Thanks.
Thanks I’m glad you liked it
Finally a video that only uses a saw and a hammer. All the others use professional tools which the majority of us don't have.
Thanks a lot for keeping it simple and useful for everybody.
im glad you liked it and ya thats the whole point of my channel
Awesome, you are the best. When you pulled out the hand saw I was stunned
Thanks glad you liked it
I appreciate your easy to make a box video. I need to make some boxes for Christmas decor.
Thanks I’m glad I could help
I started DIY woodworking just over a year ago and I have learned so much from your videos. I made the phone holders as my very first project. Thanks so much for all that you have taught me!
thank you so much im glad i could help. keep it up.
Thanks so much for this! I'm making some flower arrangements for Christmas and just settled on using rectangle wooden boxes for a couple.
Your tutorial was the first one I came across and I was ECSTATIC to see you using hand tools because that's all I have available. And your guidance is perfect for a novice. A new subscriber here and a thumbs up!
I am new to woodworking and look forward to learning from you. Again, THANK YOU!!
Thank you . I'm glad I could help. keep up the good work gurl.
I had the same reaction - thank God, no table saw! I don't know why so many videos labeled "simple woodworking" think you need the type of shop that a master carpenter has. I'm just trying to learn some skills doing small projects using scrap wood and my dad's old tools. Thanks for the helpful tips.
@@beckyjantzen134 im glad i could help
David, I see you have been to the East. It's nice to see a brother Master Mason teaching about the plumb, square, and level. It's very down-to-earth and professionally done. I am now a subscriber of your channel. Keep up the good work and keep on teaching.
@@abubekr532 thanks I really appreciate it
love how you are using hand tools . nice job
Thanks . That is kinda what I try to do for ppl that don’t have power tools
Thanksbfir a nice, easy, clear video that doesn't use expensive tools. I'm going to make some of these boxes and stack them to make a mini staircase for my dog.
Glad I could help
love it and no dove tails quick and simple great projects
Thanks glad you liked it
Thank you! You made this really easy to understand for someone with no experience!
That you I'm glad I could help
Thank you.. I feel I will be able to make some rustic boxes for my garage. Hate buying plastic ones that break all the time..❤️
@@yclare1 that’s great I’m glad this helped and yes I know what you mean about the plastic ones
Finally a basic video for someone like me that can only use a basic saw. I want to make a cantilever base cover for
The ugly sand base. Im going to try it
That’s awesome m glad it helped
Thank you. I saved some steps by having the wood cut for free at Home Depot. I am making mine to fit under the television to raise it up higher and hold DVDs. Again thank you.
thats great im glad i could help
Truly a beginner video I think this will be my first project I can afford all the tools and have some already!
That’s great I’m glad I could help
This was great! Nice and simple, I also loved that you used simple tools!!!!Has given this newbie to woodwork the confidence to give it a go!!
I’m glad I could help
Thank you for making this video and for keeping it simple. I am fairly new to woodworking and I do think that learning how to make wooden boxes is one of the best ways to start learning about woodworking. Almost all of the other videos on building a "simple" wooden box involve using a table saw, a router, a miter saw, and other tools. I have learned how to use my new miter saw, but I am not ready to invest in a table saw or a router yet. Your video - showing the basics of box building - and doing it with no expensive power tools - is great. I have subscribed.
Thank you do much. I'm happy you liked it and glad I could help.
Brilliant just made my first and I love it.. going to build my wooden cabin next😆😆😆
@@deegee3195 that awesome glad you liked it
This is so helpful . I really wanted to learn how to make stuff without a power saw because I’m accident prone. I’m wondering what the best over all handsaw would be to get. I’m a painter and would love to cut my own panels and make kit without always asking busy people.
Something like this would work www.amazon.ca/IRWIN-Universal-Handsaw-15-Inch-1773465/dp/B00475ARH0/ref=asc_df_B00475ARH0/?tag=googlemobshop-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=292999463894&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=16139900510172482273&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1002423&hvtargid=pla-522941435940&psc=1
Nicely done and 'old school' at that.
Thank you
Thx ❤ your video is very simple all video i watch require machine
Glad I could help
Thank you David. You just earned a new subscriber
Thanks I’m glad you liked it
Thank you for video! I am trying to get into woodworking and I will be limited to Hand Tools so this will be a good first project in the future for me!
I have a question regarding about the type of wood I should be using for such projects? The most affordable option I found is plywood but I am unsure if it is safe to cut with handtools.
@@kentucky3692 your best bet would be to use pine
Love it.
I just want to make a few photo storage boxes without the hassle.
Awesome I’m glad it helped for your purposes
Nice simple box build, thank you.
Your welcome glad you liked it
Great video. I was going to make an enclosure for my air compressor would all this still apply?
Yes it would
You Sir, are the complete Artist.... keep up the good work!
thank you
Your video displays excellent operative skills in wood crafting.. and your tattoo speculative skills in stone cutting. ;)
Thank you
Wood class, newbie 67 year old women..i wanted to make a table box centerpiece..Chop saw, table saw. Yes faster but so scary at first. I am learning alot. But i can knock this out at home!!
The that was kind of the point to build without the use of a lot or any powered equipment
This is exactly what i was looking for in a beginner project. Simple and easy to understand. Instant subscribe from me, because I want to learn more from you. Thanks so much! 💜
Thanks I’m glad I could help
Suuuuper helpful! Thank you
I’m glad I could help
Your birthday is the most simple... New sub!
Kudos!!! 👍!! Excellent video!!!
I worked with some "kids" (15-19), a while back. Great bunch. I flippantly said, "Well, need a wooden box for this, now...". ( Tray sized, like 18x24, 4" sides.. your same box, just two bottom boards wide...lol). Stuff was available....they were suprised Mr.J could just "Whip up a box... just like that, Dude!".
Lol! I'm glad I know how to nail some boards together, and if need be, I can also pick up a rock for a hammer!! 😂.
thats great. glad i could help.
Finally. Saw hammer and nails. As a beginner lm already tired of perfect dovetails and joinery l just want to make a nice box without having to spend thousands on tools.
Ya I hear ya there
Thank you, Brother! /G\
From Arkansas!!
@@ohhowigloveyouu your welcome brother and thanks
Cool masonic tattoo!
Thanks
Very simple thank you. Am just starting to learn it. This is a great starter project.
thanks im glad i could help
Do you think this would work with something bigger? I need a 54cm wide box thsts 14cm high and 36cm depth
Ya definitely just increase the dimensions to fit your needs
How did you meashure the end pieces; they obviouisly have to be wider than the the bottom base piece?
It’s the width of the bottom piece plus a the thickness of the wood you used on each side
Very good job sir
Thank you I’m glad you liked it
I got a question could If add a lid on top of this box could i put sliders on them so i can open the box?
Ya you could xo that
Thank you !!!you gave me inspiration I appreciate that.
Nice video Brother! 🧐👌🏻
Thanks
Thank you for this video! If the box I want to make is thin and long, say 6ft by 1ft, should I change something in the way I make it? Like thicker pieces to make it more stable for example, or putting many more nails and more frequently
Glad I could help and you might want to put some kind of bracing inside if it’s that big. Just what ever looks like it makes sence .
Nice job Dave!
thank you
I like creating things. You make it look so easy. I wanted to make a 7 feet Ana some inches rectangle box with wheels on each corner, that be 4 wheels and deep to put my 7 feet Christmas tree in. I need 2.
Just go for it I bet once you try you might realize you can do it.
If I want to use my saws all, is there a reason why not? Also what would you use to put a shelf in the box?
A sawzall will be tough to make equal and straigh cuts. For a shelf you would just nail and or glue a piece in where ever you want it using the inside measurements if your box.
Sorry if I missed this but what kinda wood are you using for this project?
Poplar but you could use any kind
Thank you for the video , it helped a lot! Greetings from Israel
I'm glad I could help.
Just what I was looking for. 👍🏽
thanks. glad i could hlep
Great video thank you
Thanks glad I could help
Great project for me and my son, we will use screws (because he is good with the electric drill and I can't let him use the saw yet) and add a simple lid for him to store toys.
@@Horrorcubus ya it is and that’s awesome
If building a long box,4 ft, which 3:03 pieces should over lap, as in your example, the shorter sides over lap the longer ends. Hope this makes sense.
@@IMOO1896 I dosnt actually really matter. It just a matter of what way looks better to you
I’m a beginner joiner which started tech in September. My main struggle is cutting straight. Any tips on how to keep maximum straightness while cutting?
i would say draw your lines as much as possible and check often to see your on line. Also make sure to hold and use the saw properly. I have a video on my channel on that topic or just youtube it and see what comes up for the type of saw your using. Like always though you will get better with time. Keep at it.
@@DavidsDiyReviews I learned that I mishandled the saw ..
@@pygrosguy16 glad i could help
try using the entire length of the blade when you cut. also stand as straight to your cut as you can. finally just practice practice practice.
@@DavidsDiyReviews thank you much..
I would like to ask if I want to make this and carve a small heart and put it on the side how would I go about that?
I’m not great at carving but once you have the heart I would glue it on with wood glue
I want to make just a box frame (no back/bottom piece) is it possible with flat pieces on the corner Or do I need to cut angles? I will use glue too
Keep it coming! Great Videos helps me a lot. Greetings from Germany
Thanks, will do! glad you like them.
biggest “simple” ever. respect for all the handtools..
@@anubol6808 thanks I’m glad u liked it
Thanks for the video!
no problem
What type of wood was used for the bottom and sides?
Poplar
Hi David,
I wonder if you could recommend which type of hand saw I can buy which will cut both planks of wood, and wood logs which are no more than about 6" diameter please?
I'm a complete novice and just want to make some bee boxes and hotels.
Thank you 😊
Hi David, thank you for the video. I was wondering if you had any advice on a small project I'm going to be doing similar to this. I am making a box for my father for Christmas to hold a set of books I bought him. The measurement for the box is 8" high...6" wide and 5" deep. Any thoughts on the material I should use? Thank you
If ur going to stain it I would use pine or somthing with some nice grain in it. If your going to paint it then possibly Poplar like I did.
Awesome!
@@sammiller7326 thanks
@ I gotta make a box tonight, but add extra wood on the sides for an add on
Am boxes using masonite as base with half inch sides my problem is I measure check then cut the four sides to fit masonite bottom on top of square frame, and it always either too small or too big.
They are only beginners boxes to put tools in but it's frustrating it's never right.
Too big I put the bottom and cut the fraction off and file smooth.
Too small I have to recut more masonite.
Can you tell me what I am doing wrong.
Ps I pretrial and screw sides and nail bottom only because that all I had.
try measuring and cutting the two long sides first. then set them in place or nail/screw them in place. then measure for the two short sides. it is always going to be very hard to measure and cut all four sides right away. keep trying you will get it.
Thank you for this. Question though, if I want to stain/ varnish my box, is it better to do it first then assemble it or vice-versa?
I would do it after it is assembled
Can you make one with a lid? How could I make that for this box
I have not but you would just make it to the over all dimensions of the box
Great instructions! Thanks!
thank you. glad i could help.
Great video thanks man
thank you
How would you make a 11.5x11.5x11.5 box with a lid to use as an urn? The niche it is going to fit into is 12x12x12. I cannot find one to buy that is that size so I am going to make it. Also what would would you suggest? Odd request I know. It is my request to be buried with my dogs ashes hence why a normal urn will not work for me. Thank you for the help
U just have to do the same process but with your dimensions and if it’s for ashes and will prolly never be opened then I would just cut a piece for the lid that is the size of the box and nail it on. Also if it’s for ashes I would glue it all as well as nailing so that it is air tight
@@DavidsDiyReviews Thank you for the help.
Which kind of wood did you use?
I used poplar just because I had it but if your buying wood I would get a soft wood probability pine. If you did want to go hard wood tho you can but I still wouldn’t use poplar.
can you add a top to this? I'd love to make a tie holder for my partner out of this kind of box!
ya you could. i dont have a video about it though.
Can you do one with a latch and hinges?
Maybe one day but it won’t be anytime soon
are butt joints quite weak in strength? nailing into the wood grain?
depends on the wood and the grain where your nailing. for the purpose of a box like this it will be fine. glue would also make it stronger however glue on end joints also isnt the best.
hi I was wondering do you use a jig saw
no i dont
I like your info.
thank you im glad i could help
I think you left a bit out, nailing in the first side so you have a stable side to nail the second, like how did you do that?
@@silverblue73 I might have just assumed the audience would figure it out .
I'm guessing you're a Mason from that compass tattoo on your hand? I guess you can't quit now with that tattoo! 😁
GOTTEEEM
what a question dude.. LOL...
Loved it
Thanks so much
thank you ❤
Your welcome
Thanks.🙂
@@marna7325 no problem glad you liked it
Really nice tips thank you!
thank you so much glad i could help
Did you pawn your circular saw so you could get a camera?
@@BradMillsXRP no I didn’t
You sold your soul
WOW!
@@lian7217 thanks
Thanks
No problem
Where are the instructions? I dont see them in the description
there arnt really instructions but the dimensions are there so you would have to use the video as instructions.