This is the best I’ve seen on how to make a drill holder from pvc. The reason is you actually show how you measure and give the dimensions and sizes of the hole cutter. Most others don’t do that so much appreciated.
That thumb was really close to the blade, I can imagine the same for the rest of the fingers you could not see. Some times, experience makes us careless. Just be careful man.
RIP the paint cans that were in the cabinet that he was screwing the 1.5" screws into LOL... Not bad.... It is functional. Cheap to make... not bad at all.
Just to make sure the tubes are in line and a good tight fit. What you can't see in the clip is on the face of my cabinet is a 2x4 . The back of my tube can be lifted or lowered. Maybe not the best word to us but didn't want to explain this setup in that much detail when yours may be completely different. Thanks for the comment.
This is the best I’ve seen on how to make a drill holder from pvc. The reason is you actually show how you measure and give the dimensions and sizes of the hole cutter. Most others don’t do that so much appreciated.
I'm so glad it helped. Thank you for watching.
The easiest cheap diy to organize tools!! Clever idea! I love it!
Glad you enjoyed it. I'm still using them.
Man did the hot rod cafe sweatshirt just make me homesick, Many good times there before leaving CT.
I like your simple solution. Since I had hindsight thanks to your steps, I went ahead and cut the 45's while I had the mitersaw out.
Awesome. Glad the video helped. I still use them.
@@CHASINGMUSCLECARS when I'm done, I'd like to send a pic. Likely to be a couple weeks until I get it all wrapped.
That would be great. If you want you can join the Facebook group and share away.
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If you can get by with 8 inch length,s you can get 3 holders from each 24 inch length of pvc. Saves wasting tubing. Well done.
Should be able to do that easily. Thanks for the tip, and thanks for watching.
The longest video I’ve ever watched but well done!
Thanks you. Glad you enjoyed it.
That thumb was really close to the blade, I can imagine the same for the rest of the fingers you could not see. Some times, experience makes us careless. Just be careful man.
Great video ,I made some like you did thanks for the measurements worked great
I'm so glad you found it helpful. Its great to have them off the work bench and ready to go.
RIP the paint cans that were in the cabinet that he was screwing the 1.5" screws into LOL... Not bad.... It is functional. Cheap to make... not bad at all.
Thanks for watching. It's actually a 2x4 across the bottom I screwed into. These are still up today and still being used.
What kind of a blade are you using in your grinder to cut the plastic pipe?
It's a great idea but you will hit your head every time you work at your bench.
It's alittle farther up and set back then it looks. So far I haven't hit my head. Thanks for watching.
One day we'll call him one thumb...
Believe what you want to believe. It'll be your thumbs.
Couldn’t really see how u measured the 6 and 5 inch
Measure back 5 inches and set the bite right on that mark.
What are you referring to when you said you were getting the tubes level ? There is nothing to 'level'.
Just to make sure the tubes are in line and a good tight fit. What you can't see in the clip is on the face of my cabinet is a 2x4 . The back of my tube can be lifted or lowered. Maybe not the best word to us but didn't want to explain this setup in that much detail when yours may be completely different. Thanks for the comment.
I hope you found this helpful and you built a set for yourself.
OK video. Could have been a short or 3 mins long tho.....
Thanks for watching ...... shorts weren't a thing when I did this and a longer video pays more. Thanks again.