Easy SCRAP WOOD Woodworking Project ONLY ONE BOARD
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- This easy scrap wood woodworking project is super easy for the beginner woodworker. All you need is one board and a few tools! Check out a few links below for some sweet tools or laser engravers!
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15 - 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 40"
2 - 7" x 11 3/4" x 1" thk
1 - 9" x 11 3/4" x 1" thk
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Nothing worse than wanting to learn or watch some woodworking, and it turns into a 20-minute amazon affiliate link. Thank you for doing you, and not trying to sell me a bunch of shit. I am looking forward to watching your content and seeing you grow.
Thanks!
Did he ever get power
@@dmlandscapedesignllcatlant8093 I did!
That's exactly the reason I unsubscribe from some of the channels that were some of my favorites
Where did you go?? I hope everything is ok.
Blessings from Montana
I like this crate uh... basket design, I have a ton of fruit and vegetable farms all around my city. This would be good to add to other wood basket and crate designs I plan to make. Small and simple is where its at my friend! Cheers 🍻
I had some leftover treated deck boards that I sliced up and made a large sized garden basket and 2 smaller ones. Thanks for the idea. I plan to load mine up with pumpkins and mum's!
Nice project, bro
Nice basket. Good to see you making some more content
Nice work brother Skål 🫡
Thanks!
Thanks for this. I had some scrap wood that I turned into a garden basket.
8:24 last moment realization "oh shit my fingers!" 😁👍
Pretty neat. Nice one
Keep on keeping on as usual thank you. Be safe and god bless you. I plan on making these. God is great. I’ve been drawing up different ideas and then I come home from church and seen this video pop up on my notifications. 🙌🏼🙏🏼
Awesome!
At the end, just say “ See ya” 😂
Great video . Gives me some ideas .
Awesome work, dude! Great project! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks!
That is an interesting project.
I am looking forward to your tool organizer video series. I finally decided to build tool organizers to hang on the walls of my shop (close to 20 years after the shop was built). A few weeks ago, I put up a 16 feet length of French cleat made from oak that I bought at an auction 15+ years ago. I built a 12" x 18" x 30" drill bit and portable drill cabinet from some black walnut that I bought long ago at an auction - I built a box joint jig so that I could use box joints at the corners of the cabinet. Then I moved on to building holders for my routers, again using black walnut and box joints for the support framework under the table boards. I just bought a dowel making plate that is manufactured by DFM Tool Works so that I could make 1/4" black walnut dowels for the router holders so that I am able to hang the 1/4" collets and collet wrenches (it is oddly fun chucking up a 5/16" square board in a cordless drill and eventually ending up with a 1/4" dowel). I just started working on the holder for the 4" x 24" belt sander - during the glue up of the boards, I used my 33 year old Porter Cable biscuit joiner for probably the first time in 15 to 20 years.
I suspect that building tool holders for your wall could be an opportunity for you to showcase the skills that you have learned. I purposely built my trim router holder longer than necessary so that I had an excuse to buy another trim router. You might also use this as an opportunity to acquire or build (such as the box joint jig) a few new tools.
Lots of great ideas, I've just been putting it off a little longer than I probably should
@@burnstockwoodworking The box joint jig that I built is based on the design shown in the Ask This Old House video: ua-cam.com/video/WrTg6XzIlBk/v-deo.html I actually built more than one of those jigs so that I could create box joint fingers at different widths. I am using a Forrest dado blade that I bought close to 20 years ago - it is producing more chipout than I expected. The first jig is built to target a 3/8" wide box joint finger. I had to use a 0.02" spacer (spacers are from Freud) next to the blade's chipper to reach 3/8" (0.375") - I used a digital caliper to verify the width. The first box joints I built with the jog were perfectly sized. I had to take the dado set out of my dado table saw to use the dado stack in one of my radial arm saws (note that it is possible to snap the plastic height elevation gears in a heavy-duty Delta 12" radial arm saw when trying to create half lap joints in 3/4" thick stock with an 8" dado blade - I have to remember not to try that again). When I put the dado blade back into my dado table saw with the same shim, the dado blade was cutting about 1/32" (0.03125") wider than it was previously, as the Freud 0.02" shim somehow caused one part of the dado stack to cut wider than the other parts of the dado stack. I did not notice that problem until I ruined a couple of boards. It took a few tries to get the shim to sit flat so that the dado stack would measure a consistent 0.375" wide again.
really nice build Marcus. And a great video. Thoroughly enjoyed.
Thank you mark!
Great work! Also, a great idea for fall decor.
Thanks for being you, man. It's refreshing to watch your channel.
Thanks!
Always a good day when you release a new video!
Also, I don't think you're too concerned about it, as you repeated thrice! 😂
(Sometimes you gotta hammer it home for some people)
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Glad to see you back in action. ❤ to you and your family.
Thanks!
Nice video! Ending suggestions: Until next time, get to building, thanks for watching, see you next time.....
I will wait for your next video, thank you
5 months since a new video. Hope everything is ok!
Glad to see this video drop...
Thanks!
Recommendation for endings: pre-record a generic ending voiceover and then play that voiceover doing a 360 type of view of your project with that voiceover playing. Cover all the bases like, subscribe, links to your merch in the description, cut list, etc.
Be sure the voiceover is at least 25 seconds long so that you have time for your links at the end. And be sure you mention to check out the other videos on screen right now type thing. The goal would be to drive viewers to your other videos. That’s the kind of things you want to put in your ending. That’ll get you more views on your other videos.
Yea, I just keep forgetting to plan ahead lok
Thanks for sharing cuz as always great video!
Thanks!
BT3000 love it 😊
I'm starting to enjoy it myself, it was a good find!
Good idea
Thanks!
Nice job dude nice to see you back hope your doing good. May need pick your brain about some marketing growth for the business if you can help. 🏴👍
Thanks michael!
Great build! I like simple and quick lol. Sadly, Ive made a bunch of creates roughly 20"x20" (thinking it would be a good size to sell, not too big, not too small). Didnt take too long to make so I was asking 40.00 ea. zero interest all summer.
ahhh a word crusher! crate/basket=casket!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I have a Fast Cap Easy Half tape measure. You measure and then find that measurement on the other side of the tape and it's the halfway mark.
I've messed up too many things based on not doing the math right.
It's nice to have (when you remember you have it, lol)
Never heard of it, I'll have to order me one.
@@burnstockwoodworking I think there are other companies that make similar, but it's the one I found.
Their also called center point tape measures or self-centering tape measures. (All the brands call them something different. Because? Reasons?)
I don't know how to end videos very well...
Nailed it!
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How do you figure out what length nail your going to use?
where you at chap, we are all missing our fix. Hope all is well brother
Do you build deer blinds and ice fishing shanties?
I used to build deer stands but it has been a #redacted# amount of years 😆 ice fishing, I'm not even remotely capable
When all else fails, use your teeth! I love it.
Just having one handle in the middle means you'll need to balance the weight of your produce either side when you harvest. Two handles would be better...
I have 33 totes full of scrap I've been using to make keepsake boxes with.
😆 I'm catching up, slowly but surely on tonnage
You need more hand saws.
I concur
Good job. What finish did you use? Stain ? Paint?
I actually only used mineral oil for this one
@@burnstockwoodworking I have made a few of these myself. They are not as big as yours. I put a curved bottom on them. The handle was a swivel handle. It’s more for light weight things. Thanks for your advice and suggestions. Keep up the good work.
You haven’t posted in 5 months! Have you quit UA-cam?
Or you can resaw the ends in half, about 3/4 inch on table saw
Yep! I just didn't feel like it honestly 😐
Dod you get power yet
Yep! About a month after making that video actually. It's been great
Did dude ever get his domino joiner?
Yep. Shipped it to him last year, shortly after the video
Easy peasy! Thank you for watching, see you on the next video.
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OK. This is not a criticism of your video or how you taught how to make the crate.
But I waited almost 6 months for you to return. Where's that crazy guy. The guy that taped his glasses on so they didn't slide off his face. The guy that broke his windows, and months later still hadn't fixed it. The guy that made a big ass mallet that was pretty much useless.
I guess what I am saying is I watched and still watch your videos for your take and view point, not to mention your nuttiness. Please don't try to become someother creator to get a following.
😆 did you not see the chicken milk from the second to last video? They can't all be gems lol running out of ideas over here
Okay, it's constructed like a crate, but the handle in the middle makes it a basket. . . Let's just call it a "crasket". Feel free to trademark the term.
😆 love it
Ps 5 &7/8ths 17 64ths metric brother come on i can't convert that 😂😂
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Did you get arrested by the 'power police'?
Wrong grain direction at the handle.☝🏻
I did cringe a little when you put that glue bottle to your mouth. I did that exact thing last year, and broke a tooth off to the gums. Won’t tell you what it cost me! I do enjoy your videos.
Yikes! I won't be doing that again, thanks for the heads up!