You guys killed it! Several DIY’ers are limited on tools and you did a great job covering different methods/tools to achieve the same end result. Watched all the way through and thumbs up. 👍🏼
You did an incredible job on the build! Thank you for showing different ways of doing things, very helpful to the limited tool people! Miranda did a work of art on the door front!!!! Impressive piece.
For all you out there that think Ridgid's warranty is so good. Here's my experience. I also own mostly Ridgid tools. I bought an orbital sander 2 years ago. Sander dies out while sanding. I contacted Ridgid, they gave me a number for the repairs, and told me I had to take it to the nearest authorized repair center which is only 7 miles away. I go there to get it repaired and they informed me that I had to pay a fee to look at the sander in the amout of $60. I only paid $60 for the sander new. I asked them why I had to pay a fee to look at my sander and they informed me that Ridgid doesn't pay the repair centers for there labor. Long story short, I won't buy anymore Ridgid tools.
@@manfredstrappen7491 oh crap. And I just bought a new LG refrigerator with the tap on screen feature that then shows you the contents of that section of the refrigerator. Hope it lasts as long as my GE refrigerator did. Fingers crossed 🤞
I bought a rigid orbital sander and have brought it in twice for repairs, no charge. Probably not great that it died twice in three, but it runs perfectly well after the repairs. Once the switch stopped working and once the motor burnt out..
@@shpensive all I can tell you is what I was told last year from the authorized repair center in Spring Grove il. All it needs is brushes, so will repair myself. Since then I picked up a new Dewalt.
So far the only warranty claim I’ve had to make on any of my Ridgid equipment was for batteries. I bought the first set of tools in 2012 and in 2020 the two batteries that came with that kit finally got to the point where they just would not run tools for any length of time anymore. They’d both run my LED work light all day long, but in any of the power tools they would die in about 45 seconds of use. I call Ridgid. They asked me for an explanation of what was going on. I told them. They asked to verify the serial numbers then told me two new batteries were on their way and to keep (or dispose of) the old ones. I’m still using the old ones since they literally will last almost a full day operating my light. I guess we’ll see how things go once one of the tools die.
Blum tandem blumotion drawer slides are absolutely the best available! I make home interiors, from custom kitchens, to wardrobes, to bathroom furniture an much more. We always use blum drawer slides and hinges
Great build! I love the drawer face, Miranda did an amazing job with it! You really need to get her in the shop more often with you! Thank you both for sharing your time and talent!
Love the video. Your title didn't help though. I'm not sure what you're talking about when you say "people don't teach this." I've seen lots of videos showing how to build a cabinet/box, make drawers, install drawer slides, make a base, attach a base to a piece of furniture, install a drawer front, and even use a power carver. Your explanations were great. Your title told me nothing about the video though, and it's the same with a lot of your videos. I guess if it works for you. But you're using clickbait titles for content that's WAY better than clickbait...except that your title ends up making it clickbait if you don't clarify what you mean. All that said, thanks for a great video. Please keep making them.
Always love your work. But let's get down to the real question, what table saw did you get to replace the old Ridgid? And the second question is when are you going to shim the one leg so it doesn't rock so much? 🙂
🤣 we had to toss in a good pun! Thanks so much for checking out the video, Chris! I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the support in helping my small channel grow!
Those treads breaking out is a recurring problem on those type of tablesaws. If the replacement part is worth it, really depends on if you can get the party without the motor on it. That depends on the brand / model.
I don’t know why videos like this don’t start with a few shots of the finished product and some introductory comments on the design. Instead, we sit through footage of another guy using power tools hoping to get to a point where we can see why he made the choices he did. The end result was very nice, though.
IMO you should only use a grinder with a safety clutch, quick brake and variable speed for carving. Some carving discs are quite dangerous and the clutch helps prevent kickbacks. Unfortunately these are $325 grinders and I think only two brands make them. Fingers aren’t cheap though either.
Great video, just one thing that made me tense up... While you were using the power carver you were wearing a jacket with dangly cord on the waist and it was very close to the machine... that could have looked very gruesome if it had catched them and swung the machine to your abdomen. never wear dangly stuff or jewelery when using a machine!
Pretty good idea but one esthetic flaw is the protruding edges of the carved ridges. This spoiled an otherwise great looking piece. But that how we all learn.
Whether you want to keep using the table saw or not, if your table saw is registered with Ridgid I suggest you see if they won't send you the bolt. Your table saw didn't look very clean underneath. You keep that bolt clean and lubed and you shouldn't have a problem with it smoothly raising the blade.
When you use that clamp straightedge thing, how do you know how far from the cut to set the clamp? Do you just know the number from experimentation? For my saw it’s like 2 and 37 64ths inches or some such thing. I’ve never seen a video where they explained how they set that up. It’s always just there.
Really great job. I might have missed it, but did you mark and pre-drill those holes for the drawer pull before she started carving? I can imagine lining those up perfectly would have been a lot harder after she went to work on it.
Thanks for checking out the video, Ron! Yes, the drawer pull holes were drilled from the back before we started carving. Just didn’t include that in the video since it was starting to get long 😀
Thanks for sharing an awesome video. I'm inspired. Not sure if this is a dumb question, but how come you don't need to worry about wood movement with all the various joins and glue ups, except for the support leg attachment? Couldn't the other joins move as well?
OMG I have that same table saw and it is a complete piece of junk. I’m glad you shot this. Raising and lowering the blade is so hard, I’ve had to replace the plastic handle-that mechanism just binds up, a very poor design.
Hi, Time Stamp 1.45 minutes. You use a clamping straight edge tool. Is that it's technical name? If not, could you provide a name or site we can purchase these from? Thanks.
I don’t worry much about most various wood varieties I use but oak is problematic because it is a known carcinogen. Take extra respiratory precautions when machining any oak.
I’m so surprised that the power carving turned out SO INCREDIBLY WELL.. what an amazing look . Have to give props to the carver, for having the courage to try it on this unit. Great decision. What type of saw did you end up buying ? Liked and subscribed.
I have recently found your channel, and I enjoyed many of your videos, especially watching, that you are building some quality products with only a minimum of specialty tools. I do I have to ask, however, in every video, you mention not having a joiner, but the tool that you are referring to, I believe, is correctly called a jointer?
Thanks for the support, Matthew! I actually have a whole video about the table saw, but I’ve been asked to postpone it by Ridgid. They sent me a prototype saw that isn’t out yet and I’m not sure when I’ll have the nod to release the video.
@@SpencleyDesignCo Not that it means a whole lot, but I'm a bit surprised you went back to a Ridgid table say after the first one died like that. But I'm with Matthew, would love to see more about the saw when you get the chance!
I really want to release the video because it addresses that question. I did write a brief post about it on my Patreon blog. I made that post public so you can read more about it: www.patreon.com/posts/table-saw-update-49839310?
I enjoy watching your projects and videos but I find your enigmatic titles very annoying. They stop me assessing what the video is about and therefore whether it will be useful to me. As a result, I often avoid them. Please give them more helpful titles!
The good: That is a very nice piece of work. Beautiful styling in the legs. I even like the carved drawer front. Great finish. 👍👍The bad: The clickbait title. Why do you do that? It's not necessary. The music. It's annoying. If it was good music it might be OK but it all has that damn drummer in the foreground beating on my head. Still, thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
So I click on this video because it said “I don’t understand why people don’t teach this”. Teach what!!!!! At 12:40 you said we clicked to make drawer fronts but I didn’t know that’s why I was clicking it - so the clickbait title should have been - “ how to use a tool that I won’t use all the time and let my girlfriend use it to create a wavy pattern with it”
I just feel someone cheated on me when I can't match the video title with the content even after 3-4 minutes of watching. What is it you want to teach actually ? I would have expected some title like «I'll show you how I build a cabinet» or something.
You appear to be wearing a shirt, a quilted shirt and a winter jacket. I never glue up in my shop when it is that cold. I bring it inside, let it warm up, and then glue.
I don't understand why all of your videos' titles start with "I don't understand why"... You have decent content. The clickbait titles detract from it.
"Cheap red oak" is funny because I'd have to take a second mortgage on my house to afford red oak with the current lumber prices. Can barely afford construction grade pine.
Nice vid. You might wanna look into meditation/yoga though. It seems good/chill but you actually open yourself up to dark spirits. Its ancient religious practice to yoke entities. Not a western lifestyle thing. I hope youll take this seriously even though its still all good now. God bless.
I know what this video is designed to teach. It's a subtle instruction that a half lap joint is not is not an attractive corner on an otherwise well designed case.
He attached them to a flat sled with hot glue. The hot glue can accommodate and support one not-flat face so the whole assembly can be run through a planer to make one face of the board parallel to the flat sled it's glued to. That flattens one face of the board. Then just remove it from the sled and plane the opposite face to make it parallel to the previously flattened face.
I don't often post negative comments, but I'm seeing a lot more of this lately... your title is clickbait. I don't know what the thing is that I was supposed to be taught, but I'm not going to watch a 15 minute video in hopes that whatever it was going to be would be new to me. The video may have been wonderful, but I won't know because I don't like being tricked. How about you title the video, "I made a really nice cabinet" or something honest. Plus, I don't buy it that you didn't know you were recording when you came dancing into the shot. Seems disingenuous. This was the first time one of your videos popped up in my feed. Not a good first impression.
Couldn't agree more... I did watch it to the end. A nice build and well-executed. I won't be watching any more of your videos & certainly not subscribing.
Teach what? I do NOT use a push block on top of the piece being cut, too much chance of it slipping, and causing an accident. Speaking of which several views of you using the table saw looked like you were standing in line with the blade, and excellent way to get hit in the gut if there is kickback. Track saw? I can get the same results with the skill saw I bought in the early '70s, and still use, just clamp down a board to guide it. I learned all the stuff you use fancy tools for, but I use hand tools normally, and learned way before you were ever born. No thanks, I trust I won't be back again.
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You guys killed it! Several DIY’ers are limited on tools and you did a great job covering different methods/tools to achieve the same end result. Watched all the way through and thumbs up. 👍🏼
Thank you very much for checking out the project! My goal is to show people they can make some awesome stuff even with limited or low end tools!
You did an incredible job on the build! Thank you for showing different ways of doing things, very helpful to the limited tool people! Miranda did a work of art on the door front!!!! Impressive piece.
For all you out there that think Ridgid's warranty is so good. Here's my experience. I also own mostly Ridgid tools. I bought an orbital sander 2 years ago. Sander dies out while sanding. I contacted Ridgid, they gave me a number for the repairs, and told me I had to take it to the nearest authorized repair center which is only 7 miles away. I go there to get it repaired and they informed me that I had to pay a fee to look at the sander in the amout of $60. I only paid $60 for the sander new. I asked them why I had to pay a fee to look at my sander and they informed me that Ridgid doesn't pay the repair centers for there labor. Long story short, I won't buy anymore Ridgid tools.
This sounds like LG. Appliance repair tech told me nobody will do warranty work on LG because LG doesn’t pay them for it.
@@manfredstrappen7491 oh crap. And I just bought a new LG refrigerator with the tap on screen feature that then shows you the contents of that section of the refrigerator. Hope it lasts as long as my GE refrigerator did. Fingers crossed 🤞
I bought a rigid orbital sander and have brought it in twice for repairs, no charge. Probably not great that it died twice in three, but it runs perfectly well after the repairs. Once the switch stopped working and once the motor burnt out..
@@shpensive all I can tell you is what I was told last year from the authorized repair center in Spring Grove il. All it needs is brushes, so will repair myself. Since then I picked up a new Dewalt.
So far the only warranty claim I’ve had to make on any of my Ridgid equipment was for batteries. I bought the first set of tools in 2012 and in 2020 the two batteries that came with that kit finally got to the point where they just would not run tools for any length of time anymore. They’d both run my LED work light all day long, but in any of the power tools they would die in about 45 seconds of use. I call Ridgid. They asked me for an explanation of what was going on. I told them. They asked to verify the serial numbers then told me two new batteries were on their way and to keep (or dispose of) the old ones. I’m still using the old ones since they literally will last almost a full day operating my light. I guess we’ll see how things go once one of the tools die.
Honest real woodworking videos, keep up the good work guys!!!
Blum tandem blumotion drawer slides are absolutely the best available!
I make home interiors, from custom kitchens, to wardrobes, to bathroom furniture an much more.
We always use blum drawer slides and hinges
That turned out awesome guys! Loved seeing those awesome tips and those slow mo clips of the power carving. You guys make a great power team!
She’s fantastic at carving! Definitely going to have to bring her into the garage more!
Great build! I love the drawer face, Miranda did an amazing job with it! You really need to get her in the shop more often with you! Thank you both for sharing your time and talent!
Bloody hell that looked awesome!! It was great to see the two of you working together as well, keep it up!!
I appreciate the support! Thank you very much!
The drawer front is amazing! Great job.
I actually clicked on it to see what it was that people don't teach. I still don't know what it is.
That drawer face is very aesthetically pleasing. It fits so well with the look of the rest of the unit.
Well done Eric and Miranda!
All the credit goes to Miranda! She’s a power carving pro!
That part was the best part of the video!
Love the video. Your title didn't help though. I'm not sure what you're talking about when you say "people don't teach this." I've seen lots of videos showing how to build a cabinet/box, make drawers, install drawer slides, make a base, attach a base to a piece of furniture, install a drawer front, and even use a power carver. Your explanations were great. Your title told me nothing about the video though, and it's the same with a lot of your videos. I guess if it works for you. But you're using clickbait titles for content that's WAY better than clickbait...except that your title ends up making it clickbait if you don't clarify what you mean.
All that said, thanks for a great video. Please keep making them.
Love that drawer front. Amazing.
Loved the carving!
Loved the carving idea!
I like western red cedar, engelmann spruce is a great flooring wood...alaskan yellow for anything exposed to moisture...
Awesome drawer front....😍 the whole project is beautiful!!!
Always love your work. But let's get down to the real question, what table saw did you get to replace the old Ridgid? And the second question is when are you going to shim the one leg so it doesn't rock so much? 🙂
You know when the humming starts there's going to be a pun coming soon :) That unit though is stand out beautiful!
🤣 we had to toss in a good pun! Thanks so much for checking out the video, Chris! I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the support in helping my small channel grow!
@@SpencleyDesignCo No worries, I'm enjoying the ride! It's good to see you develop too.
Slowly trying to learn more and more about woodworking!
Those treads breaking out is a recurring problem on those type of tablesaws.
If the replacement part is worth it, really depends on if you can get the party without the motor on it. That depends on the brand / model.
I don’t know why videos like this don’t start with a few shots of the finished product and some introductory comments on the design. Instead, we sit through footage of another guy using power tools hoping to get to a point where we can see why he made the choices he did. The end result was very nice, though.
Very nice build, that looks great!
Nice video. Clear, concise and well done
IMO you should only use a grinder with a safety clutch, quick brake and variable speed for carving. Some carving discs are quite dangerous and the clutch helps prevent kickbacks.
Unfortunately these are $325 grinders and I think only two brands make them. Fingers aren’t cheap though either.
Great video, just one thing that made me tense up... While you were using the power carver you were wearing a jacket with dangly cord on the waist and it was very close to the machine... that could have looked very gruesome if it had catched them and swung the machine to your abdomen. never wear dangly stuff or jewelery when using a machine!
So what table saw did you end up buying ?
Thanks
Pretty good idea but one esthetic flaw is the protruding edges of the carved ridges. This spoiled an otherwise great looking piece. But that how we all learn.
Agree. The small/skinny legs also don’t quite mesh with the beefy look of the wave drawer.
Whether you want to keep using the table saw or not, if your table saw is registered with Ridgid I suggest you see if they won't send you the bolt.
Your table saw didn't look very clean underneath. You keep that bolt clean and lubed and you shouldn't have a problem with it smoothly raising the blade.
I was wondering why you had an 8/4 board on the front. What an amazing idea. Incredible job.
When you use that clamp straightedge thing, how do you know how far from the cut to set the clamp? Do you just know the number from experimentation? For my saw it’s like 2 and 37 64ths inches or some such thing. I’ve never seen a video where they explained how they set that up. It’s always just there.
Really great job. I might have missed it, but did you mark and pre-drill those holes for the drawer pull before she started carving? I can imagine lining those up perfectly would have been a lot harder after she went to work on it.
Thanks for checking out the video, Ron! Yes, the drawer pull holes were drilled from the back before we started carving. Just didn’t include that in the video since it was starting to get long 😀
great video, loved everything about it, thank you
Thanks for sharing an awesome video. I'm inspired. Not sure if this is a dumb question, but how come you don't need to worry about wood movement with all the various joins and glue ups, except for the support leg attachment? Couldn't the other joins move as well?
OMG I have that same table saw and it is a complete piece of junk. I’m glad you shot this. Raising and lowering the blade is so hard, I’ve had to replace the plastic handle-that mechanism just binds up, a very poor design.
That drawer front is unreal,some job
Beautiful piece. Love the wave idea. Very jory Brigham
Thanks for the support and checking out the video, Douglas!
Hi, Time Stamp 1.45 minutes. You use a clamping straight edge tool. Is that it's technical name? If not, could you provide a name or site we can purchase these from? Thanks.
I don’t worry much about most various wood varieties I use but oak is problematic because it is a known carcinogen. Take extra respiratory precautions when machining any oak.
I’m so surprised that the power carving turned out SO INCREDIBLY WELL.. what an amazing look . Have to give props to the carver, for having the courage to try it on this unit. Great decision.
What type of saw did you end up buying ? Liked and subscribed.
I have recently found your channel, and I enjoyed many of your videos, especially watching, that you are building some quality products with only a minimum of specialty tools.
I do I have to ask, however, in every video, you mention not having a joiner, but the tool that you are referring to, I believe, is correctly called a jointer?
I've been very disappointed with Ridged tools and home depot
Awesome! Table saw review video coming soon??
Thanks for the support, Matthew! I actually have a whole video about the table saw, but I’ve been asked to postpone it by Ridgid. They sent me a prototype saw that isn’t out yet and I’m not sure when I’ll have the nod to release the video.
@@SpencleyDesignCo Not that it means a whole lot, but I'm a bit surprised you went back to a Ridgid table say after the first one died like that. But I'm with Matthew, would love to see more about the saw when you get the chance!
I really want to release the video because it addresses that question. I did write a brief post about it on my Patreon blog. I made that post public so you can read more about it: www.patreon.com/posts/table-saw-update-49839310?
That looks ace man 🏴
I enjoy watching your projects and videos but I find your enigmatic titles very annoying. They stop me assessing what the video is about and therefore whether it will be useful to me. As a result, I often avoid them. Please give them more helpful titles!
Love the content. Keep making videos!
Thanks for the support, Clint! The best thing you can do is share them with other folks to help drive traffic 😀
Will do man!
I appreciate it! Every view counts when trying to grow my channel. Thanks so much man!
I’ve watched this a few times now. Just had an idea, you both could team up to do a wavy flag build with the same tool. 👍🏼
A few times!? Wow! Thanks so much for that!
If you registered your tablesaw when you bought it Ridgid supplies FREE parts for as long as you own the tool , worth a try
As soon as you hit the play music button wham commercial
Good Job!
Man I thought you would of gone all in on a 3hp Sawstop PCS
Well if I wasn’t in an apartment garage with only one 15amp outlet, that would’ve been what I picked 🤣
The good: That is a very nice piece of work. Beautiful styling in the legs. I even like the carved drawer front. Great finish. 👍👍The bad: The clickbait title. Why do you do that? It's not necessary. The music. It's annoying. If it was good music it might be OK but it all has that damn drummer in the foreground beating on my head. Still, thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Yes….i too was annoyed with the Title - what’s not taught?
So I click on this video because it said “I don’t understand why people don’t teach this”.
Teach what!!!!! At 12:40 you said we clicked to make drawer fronts but I didn’t know that’s why I was clicking it - so the clickbait title should have been - “ how to use a tool that I won’t use all the time and let my girlfriend use it to create a wavy pattern with it”
That looks great, are you going to put the heart carving on top of it?
🤣🤣 no, the heart carving is not going on this. Come to think of it, I have no idea where the heart even is
Lol
The heart probably was thrown in the dumpster lol
Dado blades not allowed in Germany
Instead of a track saw, could we just use a circular saw?
You do a lot of circular saw operations for a guy with a table saw...
I just feel someone cheated on me when I can't match the video title with the content even after 3-4 minutes of watching. What is it you want to teach actually ? I would have expected some title like «I'll show you how I build a cabinet» or something.
I dont get your title, ALL of what you did was "taught" on the New Yankee Workshop over 20 years ago. Nice project though...
Great work
Thanks so much, James!
nice job!
You appear to be wearing a shirt, a quilted shirt and a winter jacket. I never glue up in my shop when it is that cold. I bring it inside, let it warm up, and then glue.
I don't understand why all of your videos' titles start with "I don't understand why"...
You have decent content. The clickbait titles detract from it.
Very, very nice I enjoyed the video
Always buy the best tools you can afford.
Buy cheap buy twice.
What’s the tool called that you labeled “Doug” called?
Thank you in advance.
Festool domino
Ridgid has a lifetime warranty that should cover that. That could of gotten you a new saw or at least fix so you could of sold it
Beautiful
"Cheap red oak" is funny because I'd have to take a second mortgage on my house to afford red oak with the current lumber prices. Can barely afford construction grade pine.
Spent a small fortune on the Domino and track saw but use a budget table saw?
Is that a modest mouse album cover I saw?
Nice vid. You might wanna look into meditation/yoga though. It seems good/chill but you actually open yourself up to dark spirits.
Its ancient religious practice to yoke entities. Not a western lifestyle thing. I hope youll take this seriously even though its still all good now.
God bless.
A little too much showmenship for me. I appreciate direct to the point videos.
What table saw you ended up getting?
I know what this video is designed to teach. It's a subtle instruction that a half lap joint is not is not an attractive corner on an otherwise well designed case.
How necessary are the biscuit joiners do you guys think? And what should I do as an alternative?
Very groovy!
Send me that old saw i think i can make it work for my usage
Do you not use a jointer at all?
IKEA: WRITE THAT DOWN✍️
🤣 you think ikea is gonna take this one?
@@SpencleyDesignCo I mean they should totally hire you to design things for them
That would be a pretty cool job! Their particle board wouldn’t last with my thin legs though 🤣
whats the miter gauge you are using here?
Where is the play music button. Lmao
I’m glad someone appreciates the bad jokes 🤣
Sweet!
Do you name all of your tools? I noticed your domino's name is Doug.
That table saw twenty years ago was built much better. The low quality and negative reviews have become more numerous. Its a jobsite saw, after all.
What's a meditation table? 🤔
Is it something like yoga socks? 😁
Sorry for trolling a great video!
You don't understand. Is that supposed to be a click bait title? People who use those go on my DO NOT SHOW list. See ya wouldn't wanna be ya
how you get your boards flat if youre not using joiner?
He attached them to a flat sled with hot glue. The hot glue can accommodate and support one not-flat face so the whole assembly can be run through a planer to make one face of the board parallel to the flat sled it's glued to. That flattens one face of the board. Then just remove it from the sled and plane the opposite face to make it parallel to the previously flattened face.
Girlfriend did great work.
I don't often post negative comments, but I'm seeing a lot more of this lately... your title is clickbait. I don't know what the thing is that I was supposed to be taught, but I'm not going to watch a 15 minute video in hopes that whatever it was going to be would be new to me. The video may have been wonderful, but I won't know because I don't like being tricked. How about you title the video, "I made a really nice cabinet" or something honest.
Plus, I don't buy it that you didn't know you were recording when you came dancing into the shot. Seems disingenuous.
This was the first time one of your videos popped up in my feed. Not a good first impression.
Couldn't agree more...
I did watch it to the end. A nice build and well-executed. I won't be watching any more of your videos & certainly not subscribing.
Nice!!
Thanks so much for the support!
you keep putting the dominoes cross grain they don't have glue surface area that way.
If you hate sanding why do you draw on your wood with pencil? Admit it you love sanding!!!!
You watch foureyes build videos? You have a similar style.
I’ve seen some of his stuff! Haven’t seen him do power carving though 😀
And use the same music as him for the glamour shots 🤔
thats nice looking wood you have there look a bit like english oak
What should be taught?
Nice festool advertisement
Teach what? I do NOT use a push block on top of the piece being cut, too much chance of it slipping, and causing an accident. Speaking of which several views of you using the table saw looked like you were standing in line with the blade, and excellent way to get hit in the gut if there is kickback. Track saw? I can get the same results with the skill saw I bought in the early '70s, and still use, just clamp down a board to guide it. I learned all the stuff you use fancy tools for, but I use hand tools normally, and learned way before you were ever born. No thanks, I trust I won't be back again.
dude i like your videos, but i can't take the clickbait titles.
people dont teach this... and I dont know what