I regret that I did not do it earlier! Very useful thing!
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2021
- Hello, friend! How's your health? Today I will show you a great idea for any carpentry workshop. I hope you like it and leave your reaction under this video!
My name is Vanya! I am the author of the channel HandCraft.
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Hello, friend! How's your health? Today I will show you a great idea for any carpentry workshop. I hope you like it and leave your reaction under this video!
What camera do you use sir?
Panasonic lumix G9
@@hand_craft Ahh so you own man craft too
Really wheels in the pix?...
Hi bro, Why didn't you cut all rings with same machine instead the 3rd one with jig saw? Just curious
"retractable trash holder" - would that have been so hard to put in the title? Nice work, but I resent the click bait
Videos with titles like this make me just skip to the end.
that's the appeal!
Get used to disappointment. ;-) Oh, and its not click bait. The title did not describe one thing and then the video presented something different. That’s click bait. You do know that you can skip ahead in these videos, right? Hope you enjoy building your own “retractable trash holder.” Cheers.
@@gwarlow What about the thumbnail?
@@ZNotFound right! The thumbnail image appears nowhere in the video. Might as well have been a pretty model-ette. But then again, nerds would have ignored it.
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.
Watching this was like being in a meeting that should have been an email...
Lol , I can relate.
OMGosh, my former co-teacher and I would say that after every staff meeting we ever had. and we'd each other ask "did any of that have to do with us?"
True, but the creator of this video shows us lots of camera angles; therefore, a lot of time and effort went into filming and editing, which I can appreciate. But I’m confused because the content doesn’t match the thumbnail that shows a narrow platform/shelf with a small round hole and red wheels. Am I missing something?🤷🏻♀️
@@barstad-9591I came here because of the thumbnail. I left disappointed.
I’m glad I fast forward through these types of videos. Nothing like watching a guy make an embroidery hoop.
I read your comment and it saved me a whole lotta time
It was a trash bin that slides in and out.
A pull out bag does come in handy in the shop. The circle jig for the router is one of the best jigs out there. Keep up the great work as the goal is for us to continue to inspire others to build something awesome! 👍🏼
Looks pretty handy but if you slid a tall waste container under there it would do exactly the same thing.
Exactly what I thought.
...but would cost $20 for the can! This cost almost nothing!
@@osualum85 yes and the “can” can be moved to other locations.
Youre right, thought the same. well it seems people have a whole lot of time! its a nice project, but way too long to make for what its worth.
@@osualum85 You can get a can that size at Walmart for 6 bucks. Find me two full extension rollerball drawer slides for that (try closer to $8-12 each). And those "scraps" of plywood he used look suspiciously like what we call "project panels" in the USA (~2ft²/60cm² by what I'd bet is ½"/13mm B.Birch plywood, sanded on one or both sides. I usually pay ~$4 each. He's using 3).
I'm guessing total build cost him $15-25 USD (or would've, if IN the USA. No clue where this was filmed).
Oh, and don't kid yourself: made with "stuff I had around the shop" isn't the same as "free". That's a false economy. It came from SOMEWHERE; just because I overestimated my material buy at one point, or overstocked due to a hot sale, I still PAID for it at SOME TIME.
Just found your channel & it is absolutely amazing.
I am a tinkerer & carpenter, builder of horse structurs & oddly enough , beautiful kitchen tables & coffee tables & benches! I have a little ranch in the middle of no where & create tools as needed. I am definitely one Grandmama that does not knit!
Thanks for making videos of your creations. Much appreciated.
Where are the red wheels??? I WANT THE CLICKBAIT RED WHEELS!
That one is reason why I am here.
I disliked it because there’s nothing in the video.
I downvoted because the thumbnail picture doesn't match the video.
Exactly! I even clicked on the thumb nail again thinking I watched the wrong video!
Yep, those red wheels were kind of sporty. We got a white plastic bag instead. Lol.
The red wheels are mounted on the bottom of his store bought garbage can, that slides under his other bench.
Great job
I did a similar one with a 40 gallon plastic can. Cut a board in a circle added wheels and cut a 6"×6" square on one corner of the lid. It fits under my bench and is able to wheel wherever I need it.
So where IS this useful tool? The image on the title page bears ZERO resemblance to the wastebasket produced?
I knew what that was going to be as soon as i saw the rings as we did that sort of stuff in the 50"s when i was doing my carpentry apprenticeship and its good to see things being done on UA-cam that is old school.
I congratulate all the old school stuff coming back.
I just love when all I do is waste time on the internet, while “content creators” tell me I’m witnessing something useful of urgent need. Thanks, it seems to make sense that I’m here. The trash found it’s place. Good. I feel relieved
yes i have one of those, slides on the floor has a handle and is called “rubbermaid”. you can even position it so that off cuts can be tossed directly in the first time instead of stacking them up.
Exactly, I just put a trash can under my chopsaw table which handles much larger cutoffs without ripping. Also no drawer guide needed.
@@idowoodwork Very talented guy with a lot of time on his hands!
Cool, Kinda like the one I built 10 years ago. :) With the exception of sliding table ends that act as squeegee/sweepers to clear everything off right into the 55gallon burn-drum.
Well done Mr Bin
love it, now, that´s useful anywhere, excellent craft!!!
Love how the vid is called never throw away scraps of plywood and he makes something to throw away scraps of plywood 😂😂🤣
Let's just say they were for demonstration purposes😉. Great creation though.
Technically just because they are in a bag doesn’t mean they were thrown away.
the vid is not called never throw away scraps of plywood where did you get that from? it's called
I regret that I did not do it earlier! Very useful thing!
Mayhem84 he changed te name of the vid lol 😂😂
@@caspervanderputte4593 OH! ok that make sense lol
Kinda' a long walk for a tiny drink of water...
Never heard it said quite like that.. lol..
You are so right. Too much effort for little value.
8 minutes and 33 seconds (I didn't watch to the very end) of my life I will never get back.
Enjoyed watching all the craftsmanship while not having a clue what you were making. About halfway through I skipped to the end.
When I saw the end result I marveled at the immense effort to construct this. Me? I'll expend my efforts to buy a large trash can. That's very useful to me.
Best wishes.
For every 20 videos that say “I couldn’t live without this”, there is maybe 1 where the idea seems quite good. My tip for everyone is to go to the end of the video first to see what has been made and whether it would be useful to you. If yes, then watch the video; if no, then you have saved 5 minutes of your life.
I have no need for a complicated waste bin. I just pull out a plastic bin from under the band or mitre saw. Easier and uses no disposable bags.
I really didn’t think a bin is where we were going with this
Danke für das Hochladen 👍 👍 👍
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GREAT Video and thumbs Up! Thanks for Sharing! Have A Super Week!.....Gus
Ball bearing drawer slides and the time it took to make that. Along with the tools used to do the job. I just use a blue recycle bin under the workbench that I got given to me from the town.
Please describe what you are making ahead of time. I had to fast forward quite a bit to figure out what you were doing
we enjoyed your fabrication. we liked that railroad track anvil with wood ,that is cool.
Being of reasonable skills I fast forward to the last 30 seconds of each of your videos, but I always look forward to your posts ,cheers
clicked based on the curiosity of what the thumbnail image was used for. Disappointed it was a completely different build and I still don't know what the thumbnail image item is...
I also find it annoying when there is a cryptic description, a misleading thumbnail and you have to wait until the end to find out it is a completely gratuitous, unnecessary build.
@@TR4zest Probably the only way he can get people to waste their time watching is to put a thumbnail that makes you curious,he should be honest and put an actual thumbnail from the build or is he frightened he doesn't get the views if he does
@@pikricky Pure click bait. Shame shame shame
Yep, and this is the type of stuff that prevents me from subscribing
@@gdrdro1194 Yeah. I've been thinking of starting some kind of woodworking channel. I don't care if three people watch. I'm not ever going to do that kind of click bait stuff.
8 minutes in before I find out I'm not interested in what he's making because of stupid clickbait titles.
Agree - here's a tip for you. Always go to the end of the video where you'll see if it is useful for you - if it is just watch the video, if not you save some time
Thanks for saving 8 minutes of my life, I shall boil 2 eggs instead 😀
i find crap like this and block the uploader so I avoid clickbait later on. works
@@jdominguez8723 How? The only way I know to block one is if he's showing in the column on the right. But he's not. So IN his channel now, I don't see anything that lets me block him.
This is nicely crafted and pretty. It has the potential to be more of an in-the-kitchen pretty thing because, with that much work, I'd rather show it off while hosting friends.
The practical demonstration was a solid use case advisory. 👌
オススメに出て初めて来ました。
めちゃくちゃ凄いけど、持ってる工具が凄すぎて全く真似できない😅
I normally don't comment on youtube when reading the comments drives me insane most days lol. I'm not a wood worker but thought the video was great! Is it overkill when a plastic trash can could be used instead? Of course, but it's also cool as hell! What's up with all of the haters? Keep up the great work!
Wow yeah, you win
Image click image had no bearing on the actual video.
I have a plastic trash bin about the same size I bought for under $9.00 at the store. It slides under my miter saw table and I can fill it full and heavy of cutoff scraps and sawdust without risk of bag tearing. It took me only minutes to buy and start using. I didn't use any of my good plywood, screws, clamp, or drawer slides to make it, and it didn't take me any time or effort to build it. I think I'll skip adopting Vanya's suggestion on this one. Indeed, one would have to be pretty desperate for something to do in the shop to make Vanya's pull out plastic bag trash bin. My el cheapo plastic trash bin is just as good -- if not better.
I love that idea! Not gonna lie it also looks like a giant rollout embroidery hoop.
Nice
FINALLY a youtuber who uses the proper safety-tool to operate a bench saw!
My guess is you've built the sliding trash unit to throw the red wheels away because you can't remember why you bought them.
I like your step by step video, but please don't use click bait titles and put a finished product at the beginning of the video so i don't have to waste 8 minutes or have to skip to the end to see what you are teaching us today. Good luck with the channel!
Ding! Ding! Ding!
Great idea, thank you for sharing!
Very neat & professional job!. Thank you
These videos are well done, but would be more useful if the final product would be described in the title, so one would not have to sit through ten minutes of mystery to see what is being built. This one could be "Under workbench trash bag holder".
Hello, friend! My health is good, thanks for asking. How about you put an actual description of the thing in the video description? Thank you!
😂😂😂😂😂
You've just sorted one big problem I have. Thanks for the Idea.
Well if that ain't slicker than snot on a doorknob! You made that look so easy, too. 😄 Seriously, this was a really neat idea & fun to watch. Thank you for sharing.
Doubles as an emergency toilet.
Perfect for when you're feeling a bit to lazy to head upstairs to the crapper.
Toilet seat definitely came to mind for me.
What a wonderful craftsman you are.That’s ingenious and beautifully made.❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
One day I’ll be like you
i like how you made a single cutmark on a circular object lol
WOW!!!!! NOT only did I lose minutes off my life seeing this, you also taught me how to use a garbage bag. Brilliant
workshops: have offcuts bin
this guy: makes bag to fill, that he'll have to empty into his offcuts bin later anyways
wow! he added a middleman?! genius! :V
EXCELLENT.....👍👍
👍 хорошая идея, можно применить не только в мастерской, но и дома!
только сделать прямоугольной формы. и можно обойтись отвёрткой шурупами и ножовкой.
I like how I have to watch an 8 minute video before learning what it's about.
Surprise!!!
I immediately go to the last minute or so, then go back and watch if it is worthwhile. Lots of videos are like that...
A plastic bin would have done ecactly the same job and been a lot cheaper. “Sledge hammer to crack a walnut,” springs to mind.
A square hole would also have worked just as well and taken a quarter of the time
Top 👍👍👍👍😎♥️grfällt mir.
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I bought a high, plastic shredder bin for $8.99, cut about 4” off the top and drilled a couple of 2” finger pull holes about halfway up. It will hold a large contractor garbage bag and slides neatly under my saw bench. The project took about 15 minutes in real time. I’m not sure why I keep coming back to this channel, but I think I’m finally done.
Almost thought you were making an outhouse seat there for a minute.
Same here: a neatly hidden sliding toilet seat, for easy access during woodworking.
Good start, but you need to finish it. When that bag is full, you are going to wish you had added a rolling bottom and a backboard to attach them. perhaps even sides to keep it from expanding outside the table legs.
This should be built into the dining table.
No need to get up and finding the trash and finding it full. Just pull this out load a bag on it before what ever feast you are about to indulge on
Awesomely talented, skilled, and creative.
Mesmerizing! My exact words were “Well, I’ll be damned”!
Am I the only one who lives the "shing" sound of a blade!?!?
Nope. LoL. i stop and listen to it when I'm building stuff in my own little shop :)
I live it!
@@bloccoaspirale1867 Lol! I was gonna correct it but I don't think you would live it very much!
Great project. Easy cleanup.
Ten minutes that I will never get back
A 5 gallon bucket works and you could save all the wood that was wasted on this.
I wish my husband had an ounce of talent like you! There are so many things that would make my disabled life easier but he only learned about certain tools from his job. Wow, this is truly incredible and so amazing!
Way to throw your husband under the bus 😂
@@jasonk5882 - Opps, certainly not intentionally.
@@diamondheart9268 Lol, I know. I am just kidding.
@@jasonk5882 😝
What a cool idea!
A slide-out emergency toilet. Nice :D
There's 8 min and 40 seconds of my life I'll never get back
I regret watching this and not doing something more useful with my time.
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I was thinking a Dart Board....
One minute later... FFS... lol
Is it going to be a toilet seat, a porthole, a dish washing bowl holder. No it is an absolutely brilliant waste bin for offcuts and anything else that should be put in a bin. Many thanks for sharing that was the best 8 minutes I have spent in a while.
I love these videos. The design’s and craftwork are so clever. I know it’s ridiculous but I find it therapeutic to watch! Thank you very much
Vanya - I just bumped into your channel by accident. After seeing that first vid, I immediatly subscribed, which is not something I normally do. Not only are your designs amazing, but your video production is exemplory. This world can use more of both. Give me a little time, and I will watch everything you have put out.
There is no BS from you, which is a rare thing in this world. You get right to the point and don't waste my time, nor treat me like an idiot (even if I might be). I find myself constantly saying, Well, I could do that. Yeah, I could do that as well, on and on to the point of realizing, Well, why don't you then (directed to me). You are truly inspirational.
I am curious about a few things, meaning what's your basic background. How old are you, where are you from, how do you make a living, who was your mentor, those sort of questions. Even not knowing much about you, I already know, I would be honored to have you in any Foxhole I am in. Keep up the good work.
ps - I never throw away scaps of wood, and it drives my wife crazy. I only have about 2 cubic feet of such (well, maybe a bit more), as I tend to utilize it all, one way or another - but clearly, not to the level you do. I am just a weekend carpenter at best, but I have had my moments.
The BS is not being able to put a proper title to a video so a viewer can decide wether or not to watch it.
Also, as you'll be able to read from other comments, it's better to skip most of the video to know what you're in for
Really well done, dude! 😃
Fantastic work!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Beats my bin sliding on a few angles hahaha well done ✅
I’m 81, a retired shop owner/mechanic and a furniture maker, I always thought I had to make that table and this chair, taken a little time to make some of the projects would have my work/live a little easier. Oh well.............thank you
Well that’s 10 minutes of my life I’ll never get back. A cardboard box also costs nothing ;(
Right! I thought a plastic garbage bucket would fit perfectly under the bench, and you can move it around the shop to wherever it is needed.
Why did you use the Jigsaw and not the trim router to cut the other circular piece?
Perhaps I missed something.
Good on you, though. Good thinking.
Oh look a place for me to put all my hopes and dreams... nifty.
This channel really reminds me of Wordless Workshop from Popular Science.
Great idea. I like the way you present it and how you ‚play’ with Audio. Very exciting 💪
if by great idea you mean add a middleman between him and an offcuts bin and give himself more effort? yeah totally a good idea
@@PrototypePlatform maybe… 😁
Thumbnail: looks like a crazy wooden fan made into a skateboard.
Actual video: watches dude make a garbage can that slides under a desk
Wow
Exactly! 🤨
I need something like this for my kitchen
That;s cool! number 5. I winder if I could do that with my embroidery hoops? Bet I could.
why do all of his thumbnails have wheels in them when the thing he is making doesn't even have wheels
Well that was 9 mins of my life I will never get back. Worth losing another 10 seconds to write this to say: terrible!
Thanks for posting I really enjoyed that very functional as well
You sure like your plywood... but seriously I like your ideas a lot, and will replicate some for sure. Thank you and good health to you. I’m of to my workshop.
Eight minutes of my life waisted, I'd rather go to buy a five dollar trash can 🙄
This reminds me of a story of an Arab walking through the desert. He's exhausted when he comes across an old Jew selling ties. He asked the old Jew if he has any water. The Jew said that he didn't have any water, just ties. The Arab cursed the Jew, and yelled that he didn't need any ties, just water. The Jew said, "Sorry, but all I have are just ties. However, if you go over that sand dune, and about 2 miles ahead, there is a great restaurant with all the cold water you could want. And best of all, it's free!" At the end of the day, and almost dead, the Arab found his way back to the old Jewish man. He gasped, and was barely able to speak, "They wouldn't let me in without a tie."
🤗🇺🇸🇮🇱
Works almost as well as the trash can i keep under my work bench.
I guess stapling a bag to side of workbench days are over now? LoL, thanks for the idea! 👍
Yeah! That would be too easy.
Good thing you didn’t put what you we’re gonna build in the description, otherwise you would had 37 views
The "Scrap" thing is a clickbait joke thing right? I enjoy your videos, but 4x4 piece of pywood is not scrap, its a piece of lumber you buy at home depot for about 10 bucks. Thanks for great content.
Where'd you get "scrap" from? I don't see that in the title or description.
Well Done !
Brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!