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Reese Auxiliaries
Добавлен 21 июн 2017
Reese Auxiliaries shows you how to make cool things. If you're a maker, check out our videos!
Ring with Lapis Inlay
Watch as a bar of metal and crushed stone are made into a ring with lapis inlay.
As always, if you want to make one of these yourself, make sure to follow all safety precautions and become familiar with safe operating procedures before using any tool.
Music:
Clean Break by Destiny & Time
Blue Macaw by Quincas Moreira
Thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/ReeseAuxiliaries/about
As always, if you want to make one of these yourself, make sure to follow all safety precautions and become familiar with safe operating procedures before using any tool.
Music:
Clean Break by Destiny & Time
Blue Macaw by Quincas Moreira
Thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/ReeseAuxiliaries/about
Просмотров: 2 684
Видео
DIY Backpack Hanger
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.6 лет назад
Learn how to make a piece of furniture to hang backpacks on. As always, make sure to follow all safety precautions and become familiar with safe operating procedures before using any tool.
DIY Shoe Storage Bench
Просмотров 229 тыс.7 лет назад
Learn how to make a bench to store your shoes in. This is one of my first furniture projects, but I think it turned out pretty well and I have a couple more planned. I definitely learned a lot while building it. As always, make sure to follow all safety precautions and become familiar with safe operations before using any tool. My family is in the practice of taking off our shoes in the house. ...
How to Replace a Drill Cord
Просмотров 22 тыс.7 лет назад
Learn how to replace the cord on a drill with step-by-step instructions. As always, follow all safety precautions when using tools.
How to Make a Buster Sword
Просмотров 6 тыс.7 лет назад
Learn how to make a full-sized Buster Sword prop out of insulation foam. Dimension Files: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2402409 Follow all safety precautions while using tools or chemicals (glue and paint). Thanks to my brother for helping out! If you get stuck while trying to make a Buster Sword of your own, feel free to ask questions in the comments section.
simple and less tools (my kind of diy), thanks
Thank you. Big help 👍
ahhh insulation sheet yes makes things that are bigger much sturdier iv tried making swords that are on the longer or larger side of things and iv always found it hard to keep them solid without them bending or looking off
impresive,nice
This is amazing and exactly what I needed. Thank you !
Está muuuuy bueno
Excellent work, love the soundtrack!!!
Wonderful to have on hand for little ones.
I notice you did not add any strain relief. Since its been a few years has it held up? I am planning on shortening a cord on my old drill and might just use your method.
The cord I used is big enough to get clamped tightly by the case and I have not had any problems with it being pulled out. As long as you don't swing it around by the cord it should be fine.
@@ReeseAuxiliaries Good to know thank you for the response!
my dude you invested in all that time with soldering yet couldn't afford a dollar's worth of heat shrink tubing? !!!
What's the total length of the pine you used? [EDIT] Looks like 12.65 - probably 13ft is good
Total is about 18 feet. I bought three 8-foot boards.
This was awesome, thank you
3:45 I used heat shrink for mine. 4:17 I notice you didn't have the strain relief boot back in place. The drill will probably be fine, but mine was still intact so I just slid the new cord through it and reassembled it all. You can buy those boots if needed. Just search up Strain Relief Rubber Boot.
That music - NOOOO!!! I stopped watching because I could not bear the music anymore.
Oldie but goodie.
Great video, horrible music 👍🏻
The two side pieces are not showing in your cut list. What size are those?
Uh oh! You're right. They are 14.75 inches tall. Use the same 3/4" x 12" pine.
This is great!
Should be nicer covered at the front!
music :( ... video :)
Nice work
Thank you. This was very helpful. I want to make one.
Go for it. You can do it!
I made it but with larger measurements. I stained the wood before putting everything together, after that the finish.
Great!
Just finished making the bench and am about to start making the seat. Do you think that I could attach the cushion to the shoe rack through screws coming up from the bottom?
Yes, that is definitely possible.
pretty pimp set up!
What are your wood sizes?
What kind of screws are you using at the same time?
Most of the wood is 3/4 inch pine. All the dimensions are in the video. The screws are 1 1/2 inch.
Thank You , I made it but used Pocket Hole Jig had no problems but used your plans, Great Video.
Hi Reese, I hope you’re well and keeping safe. I own an Etsy shop called Psyrelic. I primarily sell inlay ring blanks and crushed opal but there are a few other products available. I’m looking to expand and wondered if you would be interested in sponsoring my shop? It’s been trading a couple of years and has over two hundred 5* reviews. I’d be happy to supply you with free products to use in your future videos. If you believe my products are very good and happy to give me a mention it would be much appreciated. Is this something you may be interested in? Kind Regards Pete
Hello Pete, I would be interested in your offer, but I'm just a hobbyist and I don't know when I might be able to make another video. I did add your Etsy shop to my favorites though. Good luck, Reese Auxiliaries
Reese Auxiliaries thanks for the reply. Keep my offer in the back of your kind and when you do decide to make a ring let me know and I’ll happily supply the materials. Stay safe.
What metal lathe is that and is there a website selling it
It is actually the Central Machinery 7" x 12" mini lathe from Harbor Freight. I've had it for a while now and it's been great.
Reese Auxiliaries awesome I live in Australia so there’s no harbour freight I got mine for $1400 aus how much did you get yours
@@nathanpham1432 It was $527 usd.
Best one 👍
So nice. Just watching tho. I don't have powertools
How much you spend?
A little under $130. I bought more than I needed though, so that I could have screws, stain, polyurethane, etc. left over for other projects.
Another option - soldering - rather than detaching all the wires. Thanks for demol
Perfact shoe rack as i needed 👍🏻
this is nice..
Well thank you.
@@ReeseAuxiliaries pls create more diy home furniture videos
i'm doing this for my building technology practical! it's awesome i love it.
Thanks! I'm glad you found the video useful.
what epoxy did you use
I did not use any epoxy, just Cyanoacrylate (CA) glue.
Do you have a buster sword you could sell me?
Unfortunately I do not.
How thick is the foam? And I have some black leather kicking around would that work or would it be too thick for staples (might not hold) oh and I was thinkin doin mine 6 ft think that'll work?
The foam I used was 4 inches thick. You could use leather if you use good staples, and a 6 foot bench would work just fine.
Awesome 👍 my drill had been my father's and then gave it to me. It's the best drill I've ever had. Porter Cable. I was stupid and left it in reach of my rabbit. The whole length of the cord is destroyed.
Have my late father's Milwalkee drill with his name stamped on the side. The cord was shot, though, and found a $5 parts drill of the same model...with a good cord. Thanks for the video...I'll be at the workbench (he built in the 1950's) fixing it this evening!
I am wanting to get two wedding band rings made out of some rocks that we got from the location my fiance proposed. I was looking at making the ring itself with the rock only and now I am thinking I will want to do metal with the rock inlayed instead so maybe it will stand up to time and harder to break. How do I go about finding someone to do this for me?
You can buy pre-made ring blanks online if you want to inlay the ring yourself. If you want the rings completely made for you, you can take the stones to a jeweler, or ask someone that makes and sells rings. There are a lot of them on Etsy.
The music volume is WAY too loud and very obnoxious. You obviously know how to add and modify music to the video, so please consider changing it!
Thank you for visually adding the dimension!
You're welcome!
bro i’m so stupid i made my entire buster sword out of soft foam and spend weeks trying to make it sturdy bc i was like “nah insulation foam probs won’t work” lmao
Well next time you need to make something big and light, you know what to use.
Looks good but personally i would of counter sunk the screws to avoid splitting the timber. Maybe if you used a cordless drill you would have more stopping time....! looks good though
What is wrong with the music
Should've just made interlocking shelves and uprights and then you'll only need screws at the tops and bottoms of the uprights and the sides of the shelf. You made so much more work for yourself with the individual uprights, and those corner pieces 9where one split)...
Nice but I prefer a front door on it. It gets dusty inside
Simple and straightforward....just what I was looking for!