Make a Wooden Bucket - NO GLUE?

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  • @surfearth1
    @surfearth1 Рік тому

    Just had a buddy ‘mate’ of mine ‘nick’ his thumb on his table saw the other day. Broke his thumb in two places and turned the meat into slaw. I bought him some push sticks two days too late. Be careful my friend! Our eyes aren’t what they used to be. :-) Great projects! Thanks for sharing.

  • @davidhowick3665
    @davidhowick3665 Рік тому +1

    Great work…now you are a proper woodworker !

  • @rogerstevenson4906
    @rogerstevenson4906 Рік тому

    To help stop your bucket from leaking. Get some cotton string or rope. Soak the string in either beeswax or vegetable oil, and pack it the grooves on the underside of the bucket. Cross your fingers. Fill the bucket with water again and see if it leaks. A small string soaked in beeswax and packed in the grooves on the side of the bucket. May keep the bucket from leaking, fill with water and try again.

  • @jeeves6490
    @jeeves6490 Рік тому +1

    Make lovely planter for the lady of the house!

  • @drgeoffp
    @drgeoffp Рік тому +1

    flax seed sealer?
    Great video by the way!

    • @ShedBuiltStuff
      @ShedBuiltStuff  Рік тому

      Yes. There would have been a number of options to seal the bucket. But I decided not to bother as it’s only an ornament. 🤔

  • @reltcl1995
    @reltcl1995 Рік тому

    Where do I get the plans looks great

    • @ShedBuiltStuff
      @ShedBuiltStuff  Рік тому

      Plans? I followed the instructions from “Pask Makes”. A link to his video is in the description of my video.

  • @dsolin
    @dsolin Рік тому

    At 8:25, what's that thing to the left that looks like a metal hand? Are you building a robot?

    • @ShedBuiltStuff
      @ShedBuiltStuff  Рік тому +1

      Ha! That’s my “third hand” for stabilising a part when Tig welding.
      I made it from aluminium.
      It’s weighted so the finger puts pressure on a part to hold it in place.

    • @dsolin
      @dsolin Рік тому

      ​@@ShedBuiltStuff Aahh ok. Would be interesting to see it more involved/explained in some future video!