Why don't more woodworkers know these tricks?
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- These 5 playing card hacks should help every woodworker building projects in their workshop.
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I come here for the tips and stay for the jokes and magic show. 😃 loved the use of the card for sneaking up on a cut. Genius! And I love seejanedrill, glad to know others do as well!
WOW..... the trick to install drawer fronts ...drilling the holes for the pulls and then screw the front to the drawer... then open the drawer and dill the drawer to the front.... Amazing tip Thanks a lot
You are my favorite channel to watch when I've had a rough day. If everyone was as knowledgeable, yet as simultaneously kind and happy as you are Brad, this world would be a delight.
Mind blown. Like, for real. These are some the best and most useful tips I’ve come across since getting into wood working. Chef’s kiss, Brad. 👏 👏 👏
Deck of cards found a new home tonight. Cheers
Great tips, now I know what to use those old playing cards for.
All your videos are so informative yet easy to understand, always a good watch. Great video mate!
Great to hear, that's what we aim for!
I always love your videos! They're fun and very useful! I'll use the centering for when I make a drawer face! Great job! 👏👏⭐⭐
Excellent video Brad! I really like how you always seem to have a woodworking trick up your sleeve! Thanks! 👍👍😉😉
This video is superb!! Thank you! I’m going to use playing cards to make a spacer exactly the thickness of each of my table saw blades. I need this as part of a jig I’m making to make it easier to cut thin strips.
All of them. Just Great. And great presentation, so well put together, like the furniture.
What can we talk about your videos and your ideas Brad? can I say fantastic? I think so. thank you very much Brad.
Appreciate that!
I've also used a card as a spacer for attaching the hinge side of door-stop to keep the door from rubbing and squeaking.
Had that problem with the flush cuts, love this idea!
Saw the video just a couple days ago, used the card shim trick today to better align a drawer slide. Thanks!
That was as good as anything I have seen in a long time, your the greatest thing since the beginning.
Ace of Spacers for sure. Love it!
Solid. I will literally use two of these today (sanding a cutting board juice groove with router burn and sneaking up on a cut I have messed up twice now). 10 minutes well spent.
Great ideas. I'd seen the drawer spacing trick in a few places, but the stop block shim and furniture level adjustment are golden.
Never thought to use the cards to bump my stopping block...this would have saved me sooo much heartburn. Thanks!
Brad, you're back palm is better than mine. Nicely done.
Great tips and video work! Thanks.
Fantastic video! Thanks for the tips!
Brad, these tricks are great~!! Well, the ones for the shop, that is. 😏 I really like the one for sneaking up on a cut on the crosscut sled. Thanks much for this one~!
That was a fun video Brad! I used to have the same problem with flush cut saws leaving marks until I bought a Gyokucho. Great saw
Amazing video and shoutout Jane .
you have my subscription! I'm really starting to get into woodworking and the card tricks are going to save me alot of heartache right off the bat . thank you
These are great tricks! Excellent video!
What a great idea, and while I know you are not a magician, I like your different approaches. I liked all of the tricks and of course the very useful information. Thanks for sharing.
I really enjoyed this video!
Well done!
Your videos are soulfood for me. No matter what you're doing
thanks!
I really enjoyed these creative ideas ..
Thank you!
Great tips, thanks👍🏻
Great video!
Great video. Suggestion: please incorporate random card magic tricks in all your videos moving forward.
I second this motion ✋
You rock! this was awesome info.
I use formica samples for shims in the shop all the time. We had an old sample board at the office, so I put them in a box and took them home......I amazed at how often I use them!
Enjoyed the video, well done . Provided good info and something I can use.
hilarious presentation.....but seriously good ideas. Well done sir.
Disappearing Gap trick is VERY timely !!! Building a set of folding tables and instead of a solid top I'm making a frame with slats. This will held get that tight fit I need. Thanks BTW ... loved the Happy Gilmore clip
Perfect place for using some card spacers, Tom! Have fun with the project 👍
@@Fixthisbuildthat Mahalo (Hawaiian for Thanks)
Love it!
Loved the card tricks. Why didn’t I think of that? Guess that’s why I watch UA-cam. Need to get some more cards and start doing this!
Awesome!
Awesome vid!
thank you for sharing :)
i enjoyed the card tricks! from your new friends from Ireland 🇮🇪
I had to stop and rewind the video to check if you were really doing the card tricks or if it was some fancy editing. Good work combining two really fun crafts.
I'm a woodworking and dabble in magic - you did a great job on all your performances man
Great video
You are THE man. Great tips.
Thanks!
Great tips, Brad. I like the contour sanding best. I've most of the others before.
Bill
Thanks 👍
Fantastic tips, Brad! Thanks a bunch! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, MC!!
Love your videos. Very helpful. Been watching See Jane Drill for years now and she's very good at explaining all manner of things. Did you know she was recently on a restoration TV show?
That's awesome, didn't know that!
All these card tricks were awesome thanks will be using them!
Have fun!
Great video and, as usual, very entertaining. There’s another card trick, for measuring inside something, that uses a card, a clip, and a measuring tape.
Interesting!
Very handy to know and I love magic so I liked them all thanks
Cool video! Thanks for the tips!
You bet!
Very good video !! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for the cool tips and (card) tricks. 🃏 👍🏽
Playing cards and popsicle sticks. Must haves.
Thanks for the card uses mate. 👍🇦🇺
cheers
Very interesting video so you'll have to accept my bits below. I now have an old deck of cards in my workshop.
The hole in one is interesting- I've watched people cut off dowels and wondered how they kept from scratching the parallel surface. I vowed to use something under the saw if I ever do this myself.
At 7:20 you show the piece that you are trying to fit in slightly sloped. This will always throw off the measurements because the diagonal distance is longer than the flat distance. If that board was 10" long the difference is about 0.030", or 3 playing cards in your measurements. At 7:36 you show the correct way to measure with the piece parallel to its final position.
"As Jane showed..." should be "As Leah showed...".
A few good ideas there. Need to get me some more playing cards now. PS. A proper flush cut saw has teeth 'set' to one side only so shouldn't damage your work piece if used correctly. :)🙂
True, a better flush cut saw won't need that one
Awesome hacks… love ‘em
Thanks!
Thanks
Thank you!!! ♥️♦️♣️♠️
😊
Rounders reference put this video over the top 👏
Hilarious. Love it. Great job.
thanks!
Thanks mate 👍🇦🇺
Nice snap change!
Lots of good idea, I liked all the tricks, not as smooth as practiced magicians but good enough.
Cool. Love the channel. Like to do a sticker swap with you to put on my board in my work shop.
Great tips!
Glad you like them!
@@Fixthisbuildthat also, I’ve always been fascinated with card tricks. I’ve tried doing them, and I always end up looking like an ostrich juggling sand. Picture it. It ain’t pretty.
Card tricks were pretty good
Props to the naming scheme for the tricks...
Thanks Keith, we had fun with it 😀
Great tips!
I like using cards to micro adjust stop blocks:
If it needs to move out I'll put the material up against the stop, loosen the stop, put a card in between and then set the stop. Then i can remove the card and put the material back up against the stop.
If it needs to move in I'll put a card between the material and stop, loosen the stop while holding the material firmly, remove the card, loosen the stop, move it to the material and set it there.
Hope all that made sense and didn't turn into big blobs of words!
Great👏👏🙏🙏❤❤❤
I use cards on my thin stock planning jig, placed under the stock to lift it up so I can sneak up on the thickness I want if it's less than the thickness of my jig.
Well now I gotta go get some playing cards!!
Absolutely brilliant ideas. Thank you so much. Please forgive my ignorance, but in the miter saw hack, will the card compress any over time?
in my experience they haven't moved any measurable amount
Thanks for the tips! They are all great but the drawer face one in particular is absolutely brilliant!
yeah, it's probably my most used
I love the card as a stop guard thickness. I hate it when I cut a piece of wood just a little short and end up shimming it to fit!
Very clean snap change. How many takes did you do of that?
You should do a video about tick sticks !
ingenious
👌
Card trick for drawer front was nice but you sort of cheated using a drawer front you could sneak a clamp around:) I am just a weekend woodworker. Nowhere near your level. But when I had this issue I put double sided tape on drawer front after I got the gaps right I pressed the front hard against the drawer. Tape holds it in place for me to open it and clamp. Don't know if that is a well known practice or a stupid idea I just came up with.
Thank you for all the great, entertaining videos!
Royal Flush 10mm thick boi playing cards! I think you might be off by a factor :)
8:37 flexible sandpaper?! whoa! TIL
yeah, it's awesome!
♥️♦️♠️♣️ great viddy
7:53 good enough tricks for me
Hey, we are missing your videos! Are you ok? Looking forward to seeing your next project.
Great info and very entertaining...but don't give up your day job! Haha
Finally, something to do with my ~10 uncompleted decks of cards
Yeah, no joke. Always 51 cards, lol
Did you mean the card thickness is 1mm and not 10mm🤔
In freedom units a mil is a thousandth, so he means 10 thousandths or 10 mil. We used to go back and forth on designs that were in both metric and imperial - best nomenclature I found was mil for imperial and Millis for metric to not get them confused.... Kind of annoying though...
favorite trick was getting me to click on the thumbnail... HHAHAHA 🤣
The most common card trick. Glue scraper.
All of these ideas are brilliant, Brad! And thanks for mentioning seejanedrill. Ther channel is fantastic for beginners and seasoned diyers alike. (But even HER name is actually Leah. 😉)
10 mm cards? Those are som mightily thick cards you've got there, mate.
Great video, but each card is definitely not 10mm thick
Professional pool table installers use playing cards to level the slate.