Nothing more manly than building a Settlers of Catan board with a leather jacket on. Oh, and using a biscuit joiner. Cool build! I appreciate you showing the mistakes.
Very educational. (Yeah, I came from your chess board video.) This is much better than watching an expert create a perfect piece. Thank you for teaching me well! Please do more videos!
Great craft! Might try something like this in the future. I do wonder if you couldn't have used magnets instead of the hinges (to connect the two halves of the board) though? Would have been an easy solution for the problem, but I also might be overlooking obvious stuff.
I guess im randomly asking but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
@Jack Lian Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Next time, to get folding boards to lay flat using a hinge like that, the issue is the holes are offset just enough to mess it up, right? So to fix this, screw in the one side as normal. But on the other half, drill only 2 slightly LARGE holes that leave PLAY in it for the screws to "self adjust" to where it will set when level. Now just put a bit of epoxy in those oversize holes, assemble it, lay it open flat with perhaps some weight on top to hold it in place, and when the epoxy sets, it will have lock both sides in perfectly flat and even with the hinges. You have to not over epoxy in the holes, try an imagine just enough after the screws come in loosely and perhaps painters tape over the screws before laying the boards out flat (hinge closed) so that you absolutely get no epoxy locking things up! Then after they set, you can drill any other holes through the hinge and add screws as desired...
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Nothing more manly than building a Settlers of Catan board with a leather jacket on. Oh, and using a biscuit joiner. Cool build! I appreciate you showing the mistakes.
Haha, it was cold! And thanks for watching. I make a lot of mistakes so there wouldn't be much to show if I didn't ;)
Very educational. (Yeah, I came from your chess board video.) This is much better than watching an expert create a perfect piece. Thank you for teaching me well! Please do more videos!
What a cool project! We love Catan, and I've thought about doing something like this before. I look forward to seeing how it turns out 👍🏻👍🏻
Hopefully these videos help you determine some things to avoid! Thanks for watching!
“I have no clue if I said that sentence right, but that’s what we’re going with”
Lol, I felt that.
😂 English is hard haha
Lol my family has this game and every couple of months we say “we should play that game!” I found your channel through the chess board video
It's a good game, but I've only played a few times haha. Thanks for watching my videos! That means a lot
This is awesome
You're awesome! ;) oh and thanks
Great craft! Might try something like this in the future. I do wonder if you couldn't have used magnets instead of the hinges (to connect the two halves of the board) though? Would have been an easy solution for the problem, but I also might be overlooking obvious stuff.
That certainly could work as well! Definitely a good idea. I'm sure with neodymium magnets it'd be strong enough
I guess im randomly asking but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
@Anders Briar Instablaster ;)
@Jack Lian Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
This is beautiful and now I want a cnc setup for leather stuff.
Thanks man! Yeah it's definitely cool to have a cnc setup. I really want a laser engraver or something.
@@benofalltrades I'll go in on one with you lol.
Next time, to get folding boards to lay flat using a hinge like that, the issue is the holes are offset just enough to mess it up, right? So to fix this, screw in the one side as normal. But on the other half, drill only 2 slightly LARGE holes that leave PLAY in it for the screws to "self adjust" to where it will set when level. Now just put a bit of epoxy in those oversize holes, assemble it, lay it open flat with perhaps some weight on top to hold it in place, and when the epoxy sets, it will have lock both sides in perfectly flat and even with the hinges. You have to not over epoxy in the holes, try an imagine just enough after the screws come in loosely and perhaps painters tape over the screws before laying the boards out flat (hinge closed) so that you absolutely get no epoxy locking things up! Then after they set, you can drill any other holes through the hinge and add screws as desired...
That's a great idea! Thank you for that explanation
@@benofalltrades You're welcome, enjoyed the build and your honesty of learning along the way.
Great work! Sponsored by Propel, haha.
Oh yeah haha. I wish I had a sponsor. They were just there and they were heavy 😁
What CNC do you use?
It's from bobs cnc. I think the model is the e4
What type of CBC is this
It's a Bob's CNC E4