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HA HA!!! You drew a dick!!!!

y o u you are currently the reason my thumb is unhappy with me, I however am happy because now I have a mostly finished book on my lap as well as my first book from a few days ago sat next to me :D

this is one of the best videos i've ever watched on youtube. i can't really explain but it was therapeutic. so real and raw yet artistic and cinematic. made me feel good about being a human being. i know i sound crazy but yeah i just wanted to say it lol.

Borax as a way to lunricate

Could you use a piece of metal for the sliding mechanism to make it heavier and allow you to use the spring. Or add a bag of rocks to your keys? 😅

11:15 ... yeah, even God messed up the first time around, regretted what he'd done, wiped everything out with a flood and let it start over... 🤣🤣🤣

Locking Headphone Cable Bungee!

Love this DIY journal. Defintely will give it a try - tnx

just discovered your channel, but dude you'd make a good product design teacher

God I needed this like a year ago. Great idea, great build. Subscribing.

anyone else see the face on the left side of the wood @ 3:22?

What a nice video!!! Thanks mate!

Wireless headphones?

I'd be rather miserable without at least a small drill press. Even one of the tiny ones. Repeatable accurate 90 degree holes are essential. Also you can use it as a spindle sander and for hogging out material with a Forstner bit among many other clever hacks. A jigsaw (sabre saw) is another one (get good blades like Bosch). Hand tool wise, a set of 3 chisels, 1/8th, 1/2, 3/4 inch. A small block plane (my favorite is a wooden Mujingfang I got for 20 bucks many moons ago) is a major boon. I would also recommend building a small table top bench with dogs and a small vise. No need to go crazy, but I like making things with a good finish like small furniture and fancy wooden boxes. A circular saw and palm router can do amazingly impressive things with a couple of jigs as well. I have a full shop of large power tools, but it wasn't always that way and I could get by with much less. All the large tools do is make things quicker for large projects. Oh yeah a marking gauge is really nice too.

I love your audio quality and the background sounds

clean thumbaround my dude!

cutting off the corners is GENIUS

me

No ads, no bg music, no overly used sound effects, no expensive tools, nothing. Love your work sir, this is great!

Thank you for inspiring us!

Maybe a cutting mat to protect the table some gloves a measuring tape or a ruler 📏

Refreshing to see someone building something ‘unprofessionally’. I mean that as a compliment. It’s well built and designed like a ‘normal’ person ie doesn’t look like someone who was is a mechanical engineer during the day and wanting to become a content creator. I guess I can say it’s relatable… thank you.

Maybe an idea, add an electronic mechanism to move the release handle via a remote controller that is attached to your headphone 😅

Fackyeah dude. Cool video. Keep going at it🙌

They call this the pen-is pully

Japanese pull saws are so bloody good

I actually made my own notebook almost identical to this a few months ago, and one thing I struggled with was to get the edges smooth, and so seeing you using sandpaper made me wish I saw this video before I started making my own 😂

Im late this time

Greetings from Slovakia! I absolutely love your videos! I found you like 2 days ago but it feels like you are my old friend :D keep it up and good luck.

Nice video man! Its so fun to make things

This is a really refreshing style. I make a lot of things using lots of different techniques, and being reminded here of the simple satisfaction in trying, in being absorbed by your work, in enjoying your own limitations and being content with the resources you have is really touching and useful to me. Thanks a mill. I have subscribed and liked and am watching through all of your videos. Please keep going, and if you get yourself a Patreon account you will have one solid subscriber in me !

I really like your videos, no 3d design, just building from mind. Really appreciate that, keep going 💪🏻

I would only add a pair of vice grips to the list. combination tool of plier and clamp. also maybe a chisel or another cutting tool like scissors or a knife.

This is great! I agree that a shelf full of these notebooks in different colours is gonna look so good 🤩 Great tip for sanding the edges of the paper too. I've bought a few 'Field Notes' sketchbooks from Aaron Draplin (they're the same size/style as yours), but it would be so much more satisfying to DIY 😃

Don’t forget the tetanus shot. With those tools, you need a tetanus shot.

I’d like to make a 3D printed version. If I did would you be okay with me selling some to friends?

A ruler - something to measure and create straight lines.

This bloke knows what he's talking about

This is a nice wee channel to stumble across. Gives me a little more inspiration to finally start making videos myself. Keep up the good work.

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Bit of a different style of video this time, let me know what you think! Are there any tools you can't live without that I didn't have on the list? If you'd like to help me make more videos like this, consider becoming a member :) www.youtube.com/@Barnso/join

I honestly dint like those jump cut transitions, I like it better when you just cut to the piece actually being cut for a second

Just use some parafin wax as lubricant & increase the gap on the slide

It's fantastic what one can do with so little, just in the literal sense that everything literally fits into a box (except for the sewing table with your ancient immortal Singer, which, honestly what a lucky thing to have). I have the opposite problem, I've spent years tossing my disposable income at all these gadgets and power tools. As time kept on going I just kept dragging it all with me wherever I'd go. For a long time, I had it all packed into a storage unit I paid for on top of my rent because I lived in an apartment with no room for it. When I moved in to my current place, I finally had a garage, so the tools and accessories just took over the place. But now that I'm trying to find a job in Norway and move overseas, it's made me reconsider everything (that and my budgeting skills having grown into their prime finally). At some point the stuff became in charge instead of me. It all demands space, it leaves me less flexible. What's the point of hoarding a million things if not using each one frequently? Now it makes my moving plans a million times worse. I must spend all of this time with this faff of digging through piles of boxes filled to the brim with all kinds of crap, and then figure out how I'm going to get rid of it. And even if Norway had the same 120V electricity as the US, would I move all this stuff it would need insane amounts of shipping space to send. It just doesn't make sense. I think what I've been learning, both on my own and from great role models like yourself, is that maybe one _doesn't_ need the latest Problem Fixatron with a hefty price tag, just to accomplish some task. Not every project has to be "perfect" as if it were CNC'd by a professional. All these companies that manufacture this tosh with heft price tags slapped on it, they want to sell this idea of ease and convenience and perfection. And a bunch of that is with products designed not to last or just meant to be single-use, and that is precisely the drivel that leads to us filling our only home in the universe, our planet, with so much trash we're collapsing innumerable natural phenomena, even the kinds of we are not yet aware of. All in all, impressed your go-to tool collection is a box. And that might possibly be me soon as I navigate figuring out this move. Though I will say, using the orbital sander I just used to take the old ancient coat off of my kitchen tabletop was already a _lot_ of elbow grease, and I cannot imagine having done it entirely with sandpaper ye olde fashioned way. (If you only could see the finish, it came out beautifully.) This is also why more towns and cities need to have tool libraries! My city of Seattle has one, you can go in and rent (for free!) any number of power tools, clamps, saws, you name it. Much better than owning a tool only to use it once every few years. Nice stuff, man! Looking forward to your next video, whenever it arrives!

I love the build.. but wouldn't wireless headphones be a far better solution?

Just use wireless headphones )

hey my man!, nice work! what camera are you using?

Wow dude love that I could prob do this myself - love other RUclipsrs too and how they have pro grade stuff, really do, it’s just ALSO great to have folks like you. Great project!