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I can't hear him speak because the music is too LOUD! What is the point of music anyway?

I will use an old end table from the thrift store... Save time. Table will cost $5.00

Where did you buy those rings?

CNC Router and some form of plastic! Boom! or a 3D Printer.

Would this method work to join two thin sheets of MDF edge to edge? The sheets are 1200mm x 600mm x 6mm. They are laid down on the carpet in front of a workstation to make rolling an office chair easier. Otherwise the chair castors get trapped in the carpet. Note that the MDF is really thin!

Not bad but i still think the Ernst Socket Boss is the best way to go, albeit not the cheapest

Very thoughtful solution... I like that it is not a static system (easily changeable over time) it requires a very deep heavy-duty drawer and the expense of a real mechanic tool box, but maybe not....

The magnetic tray type from snapon are my go too. Organize your shop, a place for everything.

Great solution for dust collection when using it without a fence. Adding a fence to this basic design should be a simple process too. Nice cheap, simple approach. Thanks!

Looks like you left the "ugly side" for your neighbor. Is that correct?

Only thing about that method if ya working in the hood of your car you have to go back and forth I like the socket rail it eliminates that problem

Not bad for a diy'er. Not how the pros do it though.

After watching this, I suppose the best method is to toss them in the drawer.

My problem are the LONG EXTENDED sockets. Can't stand them up :(

Have you used this to attach face frames to a cabinet carcass from the inside? And how did it work?

Excellent video , good idea

Or go to town with some spade bits and hole saws

too bad this doesnt really work for portable toolboxes

Damn noisy video !! Couldn't catch a thing !

The link for the stain says that it is an oil based stain. The epoxy instructions say not to use in oil based stains. Have you had any issues with the epoxy not adhering to the oil stain?

I like this turorial,easy to follow and clear

"Music" is just noise here

Great video, but not everyone has a table saw and the tools you have. Can you do a video using simple tools to make it, please? (CIRCULAR saw, Jigsaw, Handsaw, etc)

Yes ... right ... on budget ... me ...

I have been struggling with this as well and decided to go a route similar to yours. I am 3D printing individual pegs and screwing them down to a piece of wood in my drawer.

What kind of router table, without any Guide support.

I need a solution for my drawer having sets of chromes and impacts standard and metric for 1/4 ,3/8 and 1/2 my life's a mess but I'll figure it out .. I do realize I don't need chrome 1/2in since that's usually what will need torquing or impact

If you want a healthy tree DON'T build a ring around it. Brick, Stone, Concrete, or Wood. The only ring around the tree should be mulch.

I’m late to the party but tool box widget is where it’s at

trying to watch your diy video, but your dance music is distracting and too loud.

Good video Like the dimension plan

Nice and simple. I'm going to need to build one of these very soon.

Didn't even use a level

Super helpful video...I'm going to give it a go. I'm generally not a safety nazi, but firing your airgun toward your crotch is probably not the best idea (1:28)

Excellent presentation Thank you. The screws holding the base plate are about 1/4 inch. What are the lengths of the ones you used?

yeah thanks for posting the video, it convinced me to buy the kit. I want to add it to my crafting skillset. the only issue is, I didnt get any hardware or instructions. the seller just ignored me so i figured i was asking a stupid question. all that I got was the basic manual which is worthless the hose and steam machine ( which is fine I guess). I can get hinges and a latch in my garage but what kind of fitting do i need to attach it to the box. I see the brass heads and nuts, what size are they? a list of the hardware needed would be great. what type of fitting do you need?

Dude you need to wipe down your cabinet it's pretty dusty

Once he stated drawing on his computer I switched off.

so you used 2 gallons of epoxy on that? thats about 8 litres no? Gotta be about 120 dollars worth of epoxy on there, shame its so expensive isnt it. Nice table tho mate

Ristagno idrico?

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have had all the issues you mentioned-never thought of glue on studs-thanks

Now change your bit. This would never work for my router

music is louder than voice. sucks. Nice info, but hard to listen to.

And 6 years later it’s $150😄

That music is louder than your voice and it's so annoying that couldn't stand watching the entire video. Please try nicer music and not that high volume that can't hear what you're saying

Great video but could you make the music not so loud. Your voice is drowned by the music. Lucky for subtitles

Toolbox Widget has a similar method to the plastic trays with rods but it's more modular

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I'm not cutting no bricks!!! I can buy the bricks!