For the side panels, at 2:15 you usually keep an extra tab equal to the width of groove that you choose to either hide by folding or show by sticking the tab on the outer edge, but sometimes you choose to omit that extra flap and just glue the panel. How does the no flap version differ from the extra flap version in terms of security, hold and longetivity in your experience? Similiarly, how does the no tab version differ from the folded version? I absolutely love your work by the way, you do such an amazing job and are constantly upgrading! I would love to hear your thoughts on the differences between the old versions and the new versions when you make upgrades.
Thank you for watching the video so carefully. I demonstrated several methods because I wanted to give you a variety of options. I hope you'll choose the method that best suits your needs. As you mentioned, I take into consideration strength, durability, the time and effort required, as well as the technical difficulty. Although it's presented as an upgrade, I believe each version has its own pros and cons. So, I'd be happy if you tried them all out and found the method that works best for you.
Thanks for your videos! I think everything you make is so neat and pretty, trying to make a drawer organizer based on your videos, but I'm still confused on the tab and flaps topic. I'd love to see another video dedicated to them!
Thank you for your comment:) Good to hear that it wasn't clear about Tab/Flap. It is helpful to get feedback like this:) I'll try to explain in the other way.
Lost in translation? I have no idea what a _premium pan_ might be, other than a piece of cookware make of steel or cast iron, something that would be impossible in cardboard.
Thanks for your follow-up, @AlenaLight:) Indeed. Also furniture shops, electronics stores are good place to check for disposed cardboard. (Please don't forget to ask them before taking it even it is in the rubbish bin)
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You're amazing! Thank you for sharing your cardboard construction tutorials. Looking forward to video #4.
Thanks so much!
Your videos are always so clear and neat !
Thanks for taking the time to show 👌👍
So true
Love everything you made!!you are brilliant!!
Thanks so much 😊
You are smart. I like all your videos. they are very useful. I made box perfectly Thanks to your videos ❤
Thank you too:)
For the side panels, at 2:15 you usually keep an extra tab equal to the width of groove that you choose to either hide by folding or show by sticking the tab on the outer edge, but sometimes you choose to omit that extra flap and just glue the panel. How does the no flap version differ from the extra flap version in terms of security, hold and longetivity in your experience? Similiarly, how does the no tab version differ from the folded version?
I absolutely love your work by the way, you do such an amazing job and are constantly upgrading! I would love to hear your thoughts on the differences between the old versions and the new versions when you make upgrades.
Thank you for watching the video so carefully.
I demonstrated several methods because I wanted to give you a variety of options. I hope you'll choose the method that best suits your needs. As you mentioned, I take into consideration strength, durability, the time and effort required, as well as the technical difficulty. Although it's presented as an upgrade, I believe each version has its own pros and cons. So, I'd be happy if you tried them all out and found the method that works best for you.
Thanks for your videos! I think everything you make is so neat and pretty, trying to make a drawer organizer based on your videos, but I'm still confused on the tab and flaps topic. I'd love to see another video dedicated to them!
Thank you for your comment:) Good to hear that it wasn't clear about Tab/Flap. It is helpful to get feedback like this:) I'll try to explain in the other way.
@itoshigestudio Thanks for your reply
Can you please make a vertical double panel peg board display ? 🙏🏾
I just googled what it looks like...and I found it cool if we can make it with cardboard!
How to make premium pan with cardboard. Please upload this video.
To be honest, I have no idea how to make a premium pan with cardboard. Sounds incredible!
Thanks for your reply 😊
Lost in translation? I have no idea what a _premium pan_ might be, other than a piece of cookware make of steel or cast iron, something that would be impossible in cardboard.
Where to get cardboard?
Keep all cardboard packages you get when buying things and ordering online
Thanks for your follow-up, @AlenaLight:) Indeed. Also furniture shops, electronics stores are good place to check for disposed cardboard. (Please don't forget to ask them before taking it even it is in the rubbish bin)
@@itoshigestudio thanks
@@AlenaLight thanks
Perfavore tu puoi abilitare la funzione di trascrizione🙏
I'm not sure what you means but there must be auto translate for the subtitle and your prefer language?