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036 Moon Photo Booth
This is a photo prop for a wedding. Unlike most of my videos, this one is a time lapse of the construction process with no commentary (à la Jimmy Diresta). Feel free to ask questions in the comments if you’d like elaboration on specific steps. Hope you enjoy watching it as much as I did… [Continue Reading]
035 Broken DustRight Handle
Granted, these things are only $20 to replace. Considering I’m only a weekend woodworker and have many other non-woodworking related projects going on, this should have lasted much longer than the one year. It just feels wrong to replace something I know isn’t going to last. In the video, I’ll briefly explain why I think… [Continue Reading]
034 Prep for a New Closet
Whether a first time homeowner or a seasoned veteren, it’s always disappointing to see the standard, drab single shelf and rod in your closets. Not only are they made of cheap particle board and blandly painted white but also make for quite a bit of unusable space. Whether you’re having professionals put in a complete… [Continue Reading]
033 Save Spray Foam
Some projects are so small that you don’t need a whole can of spray foam. Unfortunately, unlike spray paint, once you push the button, the foam will cure onto the nozzle and tip never to be used again. In this video, I show you an easy way to save that can for future small projects… [Continue Reading]
032 Bostitch MIIIFN Review
Hardwood flooring is installed 3 ways: floating, gluing and nailing. Having done all three types of installations myself, I’ve concluded that nailing is my preferred method. Why? First, It isn’t as hollow sounding as a floating installation. Second, you can take your time, spreading your work out across many days if necessary, without worrying about… [Continue Reading]
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