Gal after my own heart. I love coming up with ideas and building from scrap and inexpensive parts something that costs so much more store bought. You go girl.
when setting the hinges place them back a 1/8 th of a inch from the front board. That way the target leans slightly to the front. And that should help them stay up without the need for magnets? The magnets are a good idea though.
Interesting idea. I would like to have one but I don't have the money. But I have all the supplies at home so I can make it. It's always good to see women who are interested in the outdoors and shooting.
Thank you so much Jack!!! I have always loved outdoor activities . I hope your target comes out awesome, Let know how it works out for you!! Thank you for watching
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885 yeah! Made a basic forge in my backyard. All it is is a hole in the ground (literally). Might be able to make hardened steel plates that last longer.
Absolutely perfect. Jus what I needed to see to build my target. Same build as those r the materials I have. No hinges though so I gotta make something. I might jus bend some plate metal.
Congratulations! It's always rewarding when a plan comes together! You've inspired me to create a few of these for my own shooting enjoyment. Thank you so much for bringing us on your journey..
Thank you for the idea !!! I’ll be building one, although a little beefy. As I’ll be shooting with a .22.. the reset mechanism is what I’ve struggled with. You opened my eyes. Bless you
Great video. Wish I'd have found this 4 months ago. Would have saved me some trial and error. Another excellent target is the metal caps for steel fencing. The weld on type. Drill a hole in the top for a bolt, drill a small hole in the end of the bolt, and hang with some bailing wire. Makes a great little bell target. Have a wonderful day.
Well done ma'am. Glad I watched your video. You absolutely did an excellent job. I just finished making a dueling tree a few weeks ago and I have been wanting to make a reset targets for handguns.
thank you so much Donald it means so much to me that I have you some ideas maybe you can take this design and make it even better thank you for watching
Move the hinges back 1/2" so the plates lean forward slightly, that should stop them falling down before they are hit. Be careful with files they are brittle and can snap and fling razor sharp bits into your eyes etc. I think your resetable plate targets are brilliant, well done for working it all out, I might have a go myself.
D first thank you for watching and second I am so glad that my video inspired you to make something too. I hope your target comes out and works well for you ...thank you for watching
May I suggest small flat magnetic strips that have adhesive on one side and a flat magnetic strip on the other. They would be just strong enough to stop your targets from falling when you hit the wood.
Adrian I believe your 9 yr old will have a blast making this. I just love when parents make memories with their children and doing projects together strengthens a bond like no other
Great job 👍. I actually live on a small houseboat. So I can only "real" shoot at the range. So to practice on the boat I use a lazor pistol. I'm working on a BB target trap so I can shoot on my deck outside. It's enclosed but I have to be really careful and it's a challenge for sure. Anyway, you did a great job and gave me some ideas. Thanks for the video and keep up the good work 👍🤠
A houseboat that's very interesting I have always wanted a houseboat. Thank you for watching I appreciate it so much. I did make a BB trap using plywood
I've been looking for something new to shoot at and this is pretty swuft! I'm always looking for something fun and different but lack the creativity you have. Thanks for posting your video.
Check Mate this is such an excellent and simple idea. Thank you so much for sharing this!! this idea would make it super adjustable and I could use any pellet gun
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885your very wellcome. Also heres some other ideas magnets can help hold the plates up in wind. If combined with set screws it would be possible to tune how 'sticky' it is to the magnet. A large wheel of sorts mounted to the side would offer larger mechanical advantage for the reset bar. As the rope would roll over the continuous outer edge of the wheel the mechanical advantage would always be at its highest during the arch of motion the reset bar takes. Hope this helps
i really love your approach to diy. I love when you can grab things laying around and turn them into something unique and useful. unfortunately my autism makes it hard to be so driven as to make it a career lol but thank you for sharing. Is this still being used or has it been improved upon?
Easy E as I do more and more research on Autism I can understand how things can be very difficult to focus on. I haven't used this in a very long time but as cooler weather approaches I will be pulling this out again
Tiffany Outdoors , I like this style of target you can shoot over and over with out having to replace them so you can focus on the fundamentals of shooting, muscle memory, grip sight alignment etc.
Very simple and impressive. Will make one of those for sure :) I guess it could use a bit stronger wire or even a metal tube to make the targets return to position and a couple of smaller targets.
Great idea! If you wanted to make one for higher calibers without breaking the bank on ar500 steel, you could simply rivet tin cans in place of the electrical covers. Once the cans were destroyed you could just replace them. Mount the whole thing upside down and just let gravity reset the system.
Sounds like you had fun as a kid. I hope you can make one like the one I made in this video but make it even better with new ideas. Thank you for watching
Great job ! You could also use a V string connection for your string pull up. A bridle of sorts if you will....Using 2 points of connection might help it work more uniform and smoothly. Like how a kites bridle functions. Hope that makes sense.
Was thinking of doing one of this kind of targets myself too. The end of my backyard is quite rocky and uphill towards forest.. An idea came to mind. If turning the hinges the other way around, the targets/plates would get more space to lean more forward (if needed). A long screw could be screwed through the front wooden panel for each target - and the angle of how much each target leans forward could then be adjusted separately.. I was thinking of building this in a low, wooden box. Since the box would be placed on an uphill terrain - the inside of the box' back wall would then be visible behind the targets and catch all the missed pellets. No idea though yet how to collect the pellets that hit the targets.. :D :D .. or just maybe oughta build all this in a wooden box.. Oh well, there goes simplicity out of the window, once again.. ;) :D The basic idea of this kind of target is quite easy. But if you do not want to shoot your environment full of pellets throughout the years - then somekind of an "collector" would be good to have.
That is a very good point Bror Jordas!! I think you will love this once you get one built and if you come up with an idea to collect the pellets let me know too ;) Thank you for watching
Styrofoam. Put it behind the targets for any stray ones, they get stuck in there. I'm thinking of putting styrofoam on the targets themselves then printed bullseyes on those, not a fan of pure metal since it makes them bounce.
I might make one of these for target practice and if you don't mind I may make my own version of one and put it on my channel if you would not like me to do so please let me know
Use a 20 yard long string and you'll know for sure you are at 20 yards plus you won't have to get up and walk to that shorter string to reset. Great job!
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885 Hi Tiffany, Thank you for sharing such a brilliant idea. Such an enjoyable video. I'm definitely going to give it a go when I get all the materials together👍😷👍Take care my friend 👍😷👍
Nice job! It's always tough to come up with a target design that can work flawlessly with a large range of different powered air guns. For the rifle, I'd either lean the entire base forward a little or move back the hinge on each target such that the targets lean forward a little when the base is level. This should prevent targets you're not shooting at from falling when you hit the one you are shooting at. Personally, I'd avoid shooting bb's at a steel target as the ricochet's can become unpredictable.
Thank you for the idea. I was thinking that I would try putting some soft foam on the back of each target so when it does fall the others wont fall too. Yes I agree the BBs did come back at me on some of my shots
i think a pieces of magnets placed at the back of the frontal piece of wood acordingly to the target plates would do the trick of unwanted falling of others
I’m not going to lie for a girl I am actually very impressed I will tell you did a hell of a damn job I am going to give you a few little pointers about the resetting bar you could go a stiffer bar and to prevent that type of metal from slipping out the sides you can bend it up words so it doesn’t slide out
I think they would stand up a little better if there was a slight forward angle on the front 2x4 100-110 deg instead of 90. That would allow the plates to lean slightly forward and stay standing easier.
Super 👌, j'en ai fait un avec un système de rappel plus rigide et un ressort qui ramène la barre vers le bas, ça marche très bien 😉 ... Bonne journée, je m'abonne 👍
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Refreshing to see a lady at this sport that has some good ideas! Thank you.
Hey Scott!! Yes it's so much fun !! Thank you for watching
I have a back yard full of air rifle targets…but it looks like I need to build one e more! Great design!
Gal after my own heart. I love coming up with ideas and building from scrap and inexpensive parts something that costs so much more store bought. You go girl.
Thank you so much Beverly Michael for the kind words!!
Great work! If you put magnets on the front piece of wood, it'll help keep them set
Joe I think that is an excellent idea I do have some small magnets to try. Thank you for watching
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885 ifui8k it's 11 Emma Road
when setting the hinges place them back a 1/8 th of a inch from the front board. That way the target leans slightly to the front. And that should help them stay up without the need for magnets? The magnets are a good idea though.
@@bryansmith5980 great fix without buying extra material!
dangt, just my thought to! :D Cheers from sweden to you all :)
Interesting idea. I would like to have one but I don't have the money. But I have all the supplies at home so I can make it. It's always good to see women who are interested in the outdoors and shooting.
Thank you so much Jack!!! I have always loved outdoor activities . I hope your target comes out awesome, Let know how it works out for you!! Thank you for watching
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885 yeah! Made a basic forge in my backyard. All it is is a hole in the ground (literally). Might be able to make hardened steel plates that last longer.
!!!CAUTION!!! Genius at work. Well done.
Thank you so much Denny!
You motivated me to finally build my fully electric resettable target.
Absolutely perfect. Jus what I needed to see to build my target. Same build as those r the materials I have. No hinges though so I gotta make something. I might jus bend some plate metal.
SirSmoke I hope it turns out great for you. I have a ton of fun with this target
Congratulations! It's always rewarding when a plan comes together! You've inspired me to create a few of these for my own shooting enjoyment. Thank you so much for bringing us on your journey..
Genius, thank you. I need to make targets for a chalk ball course and this is what I have been looking for.
Thomas I'm glad this video will help you!! Thank you for watching
Hi Tiffany. Great job. Thanks for the ideas. Grts. from the Netherlands.
Im glad i stumbled upon this video, thanks for using common tools in the build!
taurbaby thank you for watching!! I hope you enjoy your taget as much I enjoy using mine
Thank you for the idea !!! I’ll be building one, although a little beefy. As I’ll be shooting with a .22.. the reset mechanism is what I’ve struggled with. You opened my eyes. Bless you
Jack thank you for watching I hope your build is successful. Comment back with any idea changes you found that worked better
Really neat idea. And great vid as well. Thanks!
Great video. Wish I'd have found this 4 months ago. Would have saved me some trial and error. Another excellent target is the metal caps for steel fencing. The weld on type. Drill a hole in the top for a bolt, drill a small hole in the end of the bolt, and hang with some bailing wire. Makes a great little bell target. Have a wonderful day.
Joseph thank you for the compliment!! I love this idea for the bell targets...thank you for watching
That is really cool. Well done. Thanks for posting.
I know I'm watching this 4 years later but this idea is really awesome great work
thank you so much!!
I’m impressed! Nice well thought out job.
Thank you so much Gregg!!! Thank you for watching
This is genius.....if I build this for my channel I will plug your tutorial for anyone that wants to DIY one.
Awesome!! Thank you Brad C
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885 You bet
Well done ma'am. Glad I watched your video. You absolutely did an excellent job. I just finished making a dueling tree a few weeks ago and I have been wanting to make a reset targets for handguns.
thank you so much Evar!!! I hope your targets serve you well. I want to make a dueling tree too maybe in the future I will do that
Handguns will blow holes in those plates. Great idea for .177 bb gun but real guns would destroy the electric covers
@@boharris8179 very true!! I would never use this for a handgun unless I used AR400 steel plates. This is just for pellet guns
Good work. Gave me a lot of ideas.
thank you so much Donald it means so much to me that I have you some ideas maybe you can take this design and make it even better thank you for watching
Thanks a lot for your idea Tiffany! Will be trying it out this weekend 👍
Huw I hope it is as fun to you as it is for me
Well done! A good n sweet design for pellet airguns!
thank you so much Bror Jordas!
Well done ,i liked the two targets for one pellet .
LOL so did I . Thank you so much for watching
Move the hinges back 1/2" so the plates lean forward slightly, that should stop them falling down before they are hit. Be careful with files they are brittle and can snap and fling razor sharp bits into your eyes etc.
I think your resetable plate targets are brilliant, well done for working it all out, I might have a go myself.
good point!! I have so much fun with this thing. Thank you for watching
Thanks for sharing. Watching this gave me some ideas to make something similar.
D first thank you for watching and second I am so glad that my video inspired you to make something too. I hope your target comes out and works well for you ...thank you for watching
Nice action on the reset, I didn't expect it to snap up like that, being pulled from the corner ..
LOL me either sometimes when I build something everything comes out better than I expect
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885 it's definitely nice when that happens, rare but nice ..
Well done Tiffany ! That is SO COOL ..... gonna make one for myself 😉🏴🇺🇸
thank you so much Robert!!! I hope you enjoy building it as much as using it
Great Job! Probably one of the best ideas I've seen in a while. Thank you for posting!!
Thank you Shane!
May I suggest small flat magnetic strips that have adhesive on one side and a flat magnetic strip on the other. They would be just strong enough to stop your targets from falling when you hit the wood.
David I really like this idea I will give it a try
Nice, that's what i've searched for. I will definitely build one for myself 👍
Nice!!! So glad this helped you. thank you for watching
Excellent! You make things like I do. As you go. Good job. Hopefully you are still having fun with it.
R D'nevermore thank you so much!!! Yes I love to work with my hands and each project I do I learn something new
Fantastic job really cool idea well done 👍👍👍
thank you so much I appreciate the compliment !!!
Good project! Should be great fun! Happy shooting!
thank you Donald!!!
Thanks for sharing, will be making one with my 9 year old, this weekend. 👍🏼
Adrian I believe your 9 yr old will have a blast making this. I just love when parents make memories with their children and doing projects together strengthens a bond like no other
Thank you so much for some wonderful ideas
Most welcome 😊 Ron thank you for watching
Great job 👍. I actually live on a small houseboat. So I can only "real" shoot at the range.
So to practice on the boat I use a lazor pistol.
I'm working on a BB target trap so I can shoot on my deck outside. It's enclosed but I have to be really careful and it's a challenge for sure.
Anyway, you did a great job and gave me some ideas.
Thanks for the video and keep up the good work 👍🤠
A houseboat that's very interesting I have always wanted a houseboat. Thank you for watching I appreciate it so much. I did make a BB trap using plywood
I've been looking for something new to shoot at and this is pretty swuft! I'm always looking for something fun and different but lack the creativity you have. Thanks for posting your video.
Thank you for the kind compliment David. I hope this video gave you some new ideas and feel free to share them with us!! Thank you for watching
Have the targets lean against bolts or screws that adjust to set the angle the plates lean at.
Check Mate this is such an excellent and simple idea. Thank you so much for sharing this!! this idea would make it super adjustable and I could use any pellet gun
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885your very wellcome. Also heres some other ideas
magnets can help hold the plates up in wind.
If combined with set screws it would be possible to tune how 'sticky' it is to the magnet.
A large wheel of sorts mounted to the side would offer larger mechanical advantage for the reset bar.
As the rope would roll over the continuous outer edge of the wheel the mechanical advantage would always be at its highest during the arch of motion the reset bar takes.
Hope this helps
The idea is right the construction needs rethinking. 😂
Yes I admit it isnt perfect but it works....well most of the time
i really love your approach to diy. I love when you can grab things laying around and turn them into something unique and useful. unfortunately my autism makes it hard to be so driven as to make it a career lol but thank you for sharing. Is this still being used or has it been improved upon?
Easy E as I do more and more research on Autism I can understand how things can be very difficult to focus on. I haven't used this in a very long time but as cooler weather approaches I will be pulling this out again
I dig it. Nice work.
Much appreciated Larcoal2!!!
that is great, I want to do a build like this for my air rifle. you are very creative and do awesome work.
Thank you so much Jett!
Tiffany Outdoors , I like this style of target you can shoot over and over with out having to replace them so you can focus on the fundamentals of shooting, muscle memory, grip sight alignment etc.
this is so true. and shooting pellets will be a lot cheaper too!
Wow she still replies after all these years! Great work new subscriber here
Yes I am tankful that my channel is still small enough that I can reply to every comment!!! Welcome aboard 😁
Cool build... Enjoyed it
thank you so much ronbusa37!!!
So well explained!, thanks for sharing!!
thank you so much Ary!! I appreciate your support
Very nice. Neat idea
thank you so much sheriff!!! Thank you for watching
Well done. I stumbled upon this looking for design to make with ar500 to shoot with rifles but I plan on copying this in a larger scale
Jcasta8 I hope my design helps you I think you will have a lot of fun with it. thank you for watching
Awesome Idea Thank you so much . Can't wait to start on it .
awesome!!! I hope you have as much with it as I have!!!
Thank you so much! I can't wait to build one.
Jason I hope you enjoy your s as much as I enjoy mine !!!
Very simple and impressive. Will make one of those for sure :)
I guess it could use a bit stronger wire or even a metal tube to make the targets return to position and a couple of smaller targets.
I like that idea a lot
Really clever design 👌
thank you Joss Russell!!
Nice job 👍🏻👍🏻been trying to come Up with something and ran across your video and you did all thinking for me (thats the hard part for me lol)
LOL thank you jerkygutts
I think I’m gonna use idea but upscale it for pistols! Awesome video
thank you so much dejayyy!!! will you be using the steel plates from Walmart? if so let me know how they hold up
Tiffany Outdoors I’ll probably find some ar500 steel plates on eBay. I already made a dueling tree with ones from eBay and it works great .
You won't
Great job!!! Very cool.
Gregory!!! Thank you so much I appreciate it
Love your idea ! Perfect job 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Thank you so much Robert!! Thank you for watching
Great idea! If you wanted to make one for higher calibers without breaking the bank on ar500 steel, you could simply rivet tin cans in place of the electrical covers. Once the cans were destroyed you could just replace them. Mount the whole thing upside down and just let gravity reset the system.
Benjamin that is such an excellent idea!!! I have to try this one!!
When I was a kid we had targets in this Asbury Park museum at a few shot they would move how would I make one like
Sounds like you had fun as a kid. I hope you can make one like the one I made in this video but make it even better with new ideas. Thank you for watching
Thanks for the details. Great job!
thank you so much Jt Tylor!!!
Very good work Thanks for posting... Can lids could work and rivet them on to the hinge posts. Great job hours of fun..
MSG A J Himel can lids are a very good idea and a great cheaper alternative
Subscribed, excellent vid 😎
thank you so much gammon 1 and welocme!!!
I will admit you are very ingenius person--I will make a single target--Thanks
thank you so much Wayne I appreciate the compliment and I hope you enjoy your target like I do
Excellent job very well thought out I'm going to make one just like it I'm very inprest in how it turned out it works well nice work well done 👏 👍👌
thank you so much Robin!! I hope it works well for you!!
Thank you for sharing! Now I need to make one!
you're welcome!! Thank you 00 Coyote for watching
Nice job! I'll be making one for my son and I to use, thanks for sharing!
so awesome he will love it!! I love when parents spend the time to teach their children to shoot. Thank you for watching
Very Cool. Good Job.
thank you so much Scott!!! thank you for watching
I love that you use air guns as a woman! This is very rare that ive seen
Awesome job!!!... I tried to make the same thing for this summer!... thanks teacher!...👌👌👌
LOL youre welcome HANNANY MED. Thank you for watching
Great job ! You could also use a V string connection for your string pull up. A bridle of sorts if you will....Using 2 points of connection might help it work more uniform and smoothly. Like how a kites bridle functions. Hope that makes sense.
Lemony Snicket yes that does make sense!!! Thank you for the idea!!!
That’s a great idea. Thanks much👍👍
no problem Vinny C. I hope your build is a success
Nicely done, thank you.
Nice work, better than some of the ones you can buy 👍uk 🇬🇧
thank you so much! Thank you for watching
Very informative. Thank you.
Shepdix thank you for watching!!
Awesome! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much Brian!! Thank you for watching
Awesome video!!!
Thanks for posting
thank you Carl Ford!! Thank you for watching
Well done grate work
thank you so much!!!! Thank you for watching
Was thinking of doing one of this kind of targets myself too. The end of my backyard is quite rocky and uphill towards forest..
An idea came to mind.
If turning the hinges the other way around, the targets/plates would get more space to lean more forward (if needed). A long screw could be screwed through the front wooden panel for each target - and the angle of how much each target leans forward could then be adjusted separately..
I was thinking of building this in a low, wooden box. Since the box would be placed on an uphill terrain - the inside of the box' back wall would then be visible behind the targets and catch all the missed pellets. No idea though yet how to collect the pellets that hit the targets.. :D :D .. or just maybe oughta build all this in a wooden box.. Oh well, there goes simplicity out of the window, once again.. ;) :D
The basic idea of this kind of target is quite easy. But if you do not want to shoot your environment full of pellets throughout the years - then somekind of an "collector" would be good to have.
That is a very good point Bror Jordas!! I think you will love this once you get one built and if you come up with an idea to collect the pellets let me know too ;) Thank you for watching
Styrofoam. Put it behind the targets for any stray ones, they get stuck in there. I'm thinking of putting styrofoam on the targets themselves then printed bullseyes on those, not a fan of pure metal since it makes them bounce.
Nice informative video!
I might make one of these for target practice and if you don't mind I may make my own version of one and put it on my channel if you would not like me to do so please let me know
No I don't mind just give me a shoutout....
Use a 20 yard long string and you'll know for sure you are at 20 yards plus you won't have to get up and walk to that shorter string to reset. Great job!
Aerospace Cadet that is a really good idea thank you!!
Brilliant idea thanks for sharing!
thank you lee hirst for your support!!
Small magnets would hold the targets, this would also stop the targets from being blown down or fall down until shot!
Andrew I think this is a very good idea!!! Thank you for helping my with this
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885 Hi Tiffany, Thank you for sharing such a brilliant idea. Such an enjoyable video. I'm definitely going to give it a go when I get all the materials together👍😷👍Take care my friend 👍😷👍
THANKS FOR THE IDEA YOUNG LADY, WELDING WILL BE BETTER TO PUT THEM TOGETHER LUCKY I HAVE A MIG, FOR HAND BB GUN 5 YARD WILL BE GREAT
Junito1957 nice I want to learn how to weld one day I hope it comes out perfectly for you thank you for watching
Thanks for sharing - I loved your video
Cecil thank you so much for watching!!
Wow much respect ✊🏽
Thank you so much Zochoppa. Thank you for watching
Nice job! It's always tough to come up with a target design that can work flawlessly with a large range of different powered air guns. For the rifle, I'd either lean the entire base forward a little or move back the hinge on each target such that the targets lean forward a little when the base is level. This should prevent targets you're not shooting at from falling when you hit the one you are shooting at. Personally, I'd avoid shooting bb's at a steel target as the ricochet's can become unpredictable.
Thank you for the idea. I was thinking that I would try putting some soft foam on the back of each target so when it does fall the others wont fall too. Yes I agree the BBs did come back at me on some of my shots
You're most welcome. I think what you came up with is pretty cool!
i think a pieces of magnets placed at the back of the frontal piece of wood acordingly to the target plates would do the trick of unwanted falling of others
that is a good idea!! thank you
Agreed - move the hinges back a little.
Nice job congratulations
Thank you so much. Thank you for watching
@@tiffanyoutdoors3885 thanks to you i made one for airsoft shooting and it works well, same functioning but lighter target. Tks
Love it! I'm gonna make a few!
Awesome!! Thank you for watching stephencarlsbad
Nice work!
thank you so much Panurgic!! I appreciate it
God love you, Tiffany - thanks for posting.
your welcome Brook Yoder :)
I’m not going to lie for a girl I am actually very impressed I will tell you did a hell of a damn job I am going to give you a few little pointers about the resetting bar you could go a stiffer bar and to prevent that type of metal from slipping out the sides you can bend it up words so it doesn’t slide out
thank you Zackary I do like your idea for a stiffer bar than you, thank you for watching
Very clever! Thank you for sharing!
thank you possumlady8262!! Thank you for watching
An excellent job. A greeting from Spain.
Spain!!! Wow that is awesome!!! thank you for the compliment
I think they would stand up a little better if there was a slight forward angle on the front 2x4 100-110 deg instead of 90. That would allow the plates to lean slightly forward and stay standing easier.
yes thank you John for a good idea to try. I will try this and see how it works
Good job! Thanks for posting.
thank you Doug
Super 👌, j'en ai fait un avec un système de rappel plus rigide et un ressort qui ramène la barre vers le bas, ça marche très bien 😉 ...
Bonne journée, je m'abonne 👍
Je parie que cela fonctionnebien. J'espere que vous vous amuserez beaucoupavec. Merci de vous etre abonne
Well done! Making one today!
thank you Rob!!! I hope it serves you well !!!!
Excellent video. Thanks!
Thank you Ronald!
Love it... Thank you.. Great fun. Making mine now :-)
Paul let me know how your turns out!!! I hope you enjoy using it as much as I do
Great video, thanks!
you are welcome istanjim!! thank you for watching