I made one of these for my mom about 20 years ago! Followed the plans right out of the magazine. The box base is a little worse for the wear, but the trellis back is going strong. I did my copper trellis in a square pattern.
I agree with you 100%. How this helps me, I can decide if I have enough interest to watch any video. Some thing you might do. When I find an interesting video on UA-cam I open and start the video. Immediately I fast forward to halfway of the video and then 3/4 of the way and watch it to the end from there. The saves me a lot of wasted time.
To quote Jimmy Diresta. "If it looks straight, it is straight." This is a prime example of that. A majority of people will see this at 60 plus feet moving at 30mph or more. You don't need to get a laser on it.
Kidding aside...pressure is defined as force per unit area, (e.g. Pounds per square Inch), and the clamp faces are a finite length and width, so applying a force to the clamp faces is pressure.
Nice project! I would suggest filling the copper with sand before bending so you have less crush on the pipe.
I made one of these for my mom about 20 years ago! Followed the plans right out of the magazine. The box base is a little worse for the wear, but the trellis back is going strong. I did my copper trellis in a square pattern.
I wish you (and all of UA-cam woodworking) would start by showing the finished project first so that I knew where y’all were headed with these things.
Agreed - that would probably be helpful.
I agree with you 100%. How this helps me, I can decide if I have enough interest to watch any video. Some thing you might do. When I find an interesting video on UA-cam I open and start the video. Immediately I fast forward to halfway of the video and then 3/4 of the way and watch it to the end from there. The saves me a lot of wasted time.
Great project, big fan of your works.
Awesome, thank you!
Well made video, excellent editing, short while being informative - and in addition, clever methods and tricks used.
Much appreciated!
@@WoodsmithShowandmagazine You deserve nothing less!
Your channel is one of the best wood-working channels on UA-cam. 😃
To quote Jimmy Diresta. "If it looks straight, it is straight." This is a prime example of that. A majority of people will see this at 60 plus feet moving at 30mph or more. You don't need to get a laser on it.
Sounds like a good philosophy to me! :)
Nice looking hair. Reminds me of my 8 year old after getting out of bed.
How old were you when you wrote this remarkable comment, 8 1/2?!
Note that you apply FORCE with the clamps.
Darth Vader never used a clamp.
Kidding aside...pressure is defined as force per unit area, (e.g. Pounds per square Inch), and the clamp faces are a finite length and width, so applying a force to the clamp faces is pressure.
@@jeffbaker8808 That answer might get you points off in a middle school science test. No offense.