It used to be common practice to use "cut nails", which are square or rectangular with no pointed tip, rather than round, wire nails for fixing floorboards. The square edges cut the wood fibres rather than pushing them apart, so the wood doesn't split. Dulling the end of a round nail has the same effect.
@@powrepunch4938 idk maybe because there are apparent man made issues with the planet and equality is wanted for all? jesus this is a bunch of your classic gen x white dudes😭
most of this aren't even a tip lol. it's just what you're supposed to do. if I tell you to take the bus instead of walking there can I call that a tip?
If you don’t want wood to split just hit the nail on it’s tip, it compacts the wood instead of separating it, do it all the time and works 4/5 times(plus nail placement also matters)
Nice job with counter sink bit, and only pro carpenters usually know about dulling the point to prevent splitting. I dig the weather strip stripped screw removal. Old school.
I learned that last one with the nail 30 years ago and it has saved me many times. Also running the nail behind your ear gets a little bit of oil and works for really hard kilned wood.
@@14TND88 I know , I have always loved cartoons & anime and my child set this account up for me because I'm not really good with electronics. Never really thought about it, but I guess everyone in society is looking for things that aren't there to make issues of non issue things.
I didn’t take woodwork but I took a machine shop class in college for fun. I learned how to use a lot of tools like spot drills, lathes, top saws, knurls, etc. Even did a little bit of welding.
@@huttonberries768 I don't mean every single person in the world. I'm just referring to ppl who would be working with wood. Like if your going to build something like a bookshelf. If you never messed with construction or wood then you'd never try to. But if you have then you usually know this. There's not really a point to learn this unless you plan to learn miter joints and other connection points to build. There's only a few times this is useful and the average person will never need this info
A lot of people don't know about these things because this society doesn't think its cool to work with your hands. I always thought building was fun. I still do.
I was taught that if a nail is splitting your wood, tap the point of the nail before hammering. The flat point of the nail crushes the wood and doesn't split it.
I had to replace the boards on a deck a while back and they were pretty much all stripped and rusted. I learned square tip bits are far more useful than screw extraction kits.
Yeah thanks because the last portion was too fast and I didn't want to watch the whole thing again for something I'll probably never use. Your comment explains what was going on in the very end.
Actually, a tip for the nails I learned from an old framer. Use your hammer to flatten the tip of the nail. It won't split the wood. That's why finishing nails are square
Or if put into words: Wood doesn't magically disappear just because you put in a nail or screw, so remove it beforehand or find a way to cou tract the pressure
Oui Oui oui c’est passé mon mon chat bisous bisous viens me moins Je Je Je que que tu te te rends rends toi toi aussi aussi tu vas me manquer tu tu veux pas te te faire confiance tu tu te te plaît plaît loulou loulou que je t’ai pas répondu tu tu vas vas y tg tg toi t’es t’es pas pas encore encore là tu veux te dire dire tout ça va va être être drole drole avec avec toi toi et toi toi aussi aussi t’es t’es là meilleur meilleur que que que je je te vois tu tu veux me voir Kyky avec avec moi je je te te jure tu tu te te vas bien bien tu tu veux veux venir te te voir voir je te te dis quoi quoi tu veux viens pas pas tarder tarder tu tu veux te voir bisous je je taime taime je je t’aime petasse que tu vas y vas venir avec avec toi Loulou que que tu tu veux veux me ramener ramener mon mon mon mon doudou mais je te te crois toi t’es pas pas encore encore en vacances je je t’aime petasse je je te dis ça va mon amour amour bisous bisous bonne bonne journée journée à à demain gros gros câlin je te fais des bisous bisous bonne journée journée bisous bisous à à tout tout à fait fait bisous bisous à toi aussi je taime bisous bisous bonne bonne journée je te te te souhaite un très bon week-end week-end je te fais des bisous je je je taime la fin je je je te te fume pas trop trop mal je te souhaite un un bon bon anniv bisous bisous à demain je je t’aime t’aime fort bisous mon amour bisous bisous bonne journée bisous bisous bonne bonne soirée je je te dis bisous à à tout ce que je que je t’aime toi toi aussi tu vas vas bien bisous bisous bisous bonne journée journée à à demain demain soir je je te te redis redis ça tu tu tu peux te voir tu tu peux te te faire une une chicha et tu te vois tu te dis je te te dis pas quoi je t’aime t’aime t’aime t’aime fort fort tu te vois tu vas vas y y arriver bisous je taime bisous je te te dis bisous bisous bonne bonne journée je je t’aime fort fort mon gros gros gros sac je je t’aime bisous mon amour bisous bisous bonne journée bisous je taime bisous je je t’aime fort fort mon gros gros bonne journée à demain bisous bisous bonne journée bisous à tout tout à fait fait que que je te te vois je te fais confiance e midide mainÀ À qui moi
My FIL, a wood worker and crafter, showed me to cut the head off one of the nails in the box, and use it as a bit to pre-drill for trim, or anything toward the end of a board
Okay hit the nail point with the hammer a few times and it will not split the wood. Always pre drill for screws. I am female and I know this. Shop class and Home Economics in each school that is what is missing
Yeah or calling them tips Going on about predrilling to get a screw flush If you don't know that Get out of the trade this instant. But yes obviously if the screw head is flat and not ever so slightly rounded, it obviously changes the point and therefore the way it penetrates the wood (last sentence was sarcastic)
But literally no one has said women don't know how to build. I mean there's tons in construction and house flipping. I'm not trynna start crap, I'm just saying y'all live in the past too much
standard procedure for someone who most likely does this shit as a job. I didn’t know any of this and I’d like to be able to learn how to do shit myself than pay someone to do it thought their help is appreciated.
Sorry this keeps popping up in my feed and it’s doing my nut in. It ain’t an old school tip it’s damn common sense and if you don’t know to pre drill and counter sink a screw to not split the grain then you shouldn’t be buying timber 😂
I've used it on low torqued nuts that were metric and at the time I only had sae sockets. But I agree on a screw or anything with enough torque it won't work
Pre-drill timber. Now that's a tip!
I see what you did there.
Bruh
Right
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Or just don't use butt joints their the weakest joint 90% of the time
I love how the pliers didn't even do anything because you can clearly see the wood still split
If pilot holes and countersinking are old school we're in serious trouble.
we’re in deep doodoo
-*me casually watching this knowing that I am not gonna use this but still watching it* -
These tips are useless. Pre drilling isnt a tip its something every woodworker learned on their first project.
They really just called pre-drilling old school. Confused grunting
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Yeah ikr
Well it’s definitely not new
Never heard it called pre drilling before. We just call it a pilot hole
@@user-or4ut2qi3q THAT
Just cause you sqeeze the wood with pliers doesnt mean it wont split, give it time it'll still do it. Drilling a hole it the right way
a quick tap with a nail punch before hand will do
It did split they just didn't show it I was looking for a comment pointing that one out lol 😆
Ikr lol
Or just get a cut nail instead of a standard and use it right.
ruclips.net/video/4G6e4TaJxkI/видео.html
0:07 !!!!
Ok, rubber band and dulling the nail's tip were new to me. I'm still puzzled by the dulled tip, I'll have to try it out.
A sharp nail tip pierces between the wood fibers, separating them, which is more prone to splits. Dulled tips compress the fibers instead.
Same happen when you make a forged wheel, they used dulled template, not by sharp edge
ive tried the rubber band thing multiple times and they all failed...
It used to be common practice to use "cut nails", which are square or rectangular with no pointed tip, rather than round, wire nails for fixing floorboards.
The square edges cut the wood fibres rather than pushing them apart, so the wood doesn't split.
Dulling the end of a round nail has the same effect.
POV: You watched the whole thing knowing damn well you won’t use any of these tips
Watched these knowing my own tips are better 💀
The sad thing is, all this stuff used to be taught in high school shop classes. RIP.
They are making a nuttless world so nobody will stand up for their God given rights
@@powrepunch4938 idk maybe because there are apparent man made issues with the planet and equality is wanted for all? jesus this is a bunch of your classic gen x white dudes😭
@@powrepunch4938 you sound like a fucking Boomer
@@powrepunch4938 actually I rarely missed school. It seems that you're really defensive over being called out having dumbass ideas
@@powrepunch4938 Damn, I wish anyone asked…
Me watching this knowing I'm probably never going to use these tips: ahh yes
most of this aren't even a tip lol. it's just what you're supposed to do.
if I tell you to take the bus instead of walking there can I call that a tip?
@@TheNamesArif yes
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@@TheNamesArif yes
@@TheNamesArif yes
Okay that rubber band trick is actually badass
yeah good luck trying it lol gotta have a pretty thick band
Its useless just push down on the drill harder
Here's an even better one: throw away all your Phillips screws and use square or torx instead. Prevent stripping entirely.
@@CLove511 uhm you can still strip that lol
I love how every time he cuts like “you already know what about to happen, “let me save myself a few seconds.
I like how 2 of the now 4 comments are virus links
Lol exactly🤣
…how do we know *your* not a virus link? 🤔🤔🤔
@@jessie6600 😊😊😊
@@jessie6600 you're
@@ChristAcolyte You forgot to include a subject, verb, and period in your sentence.
"Just the tip..."
Thats what he said
Get out
@CAREorDIE repeat
enjoy
I think the saying is "she" lol, unless of course you're g.... never mind.
The entire reply section is acting strangely, maybe they relate in someway to the original comment
I love how in these vids they use the lowest quality of wooden planks
👌🏻
there are plenty of reasons to put a nail or screw through a cheap board....
Да, молодых начинающих надо поучать. Лучше на чужом опыте косячить, чем на своём. Батя мне это в 12 лет показал объяснил.
If you don’t want wood to split just hit the nail on it’s tip, it compacts the wood instead of separating it, do it all the time and works 4/5 times(plus nail placement also matters)
Did you watch the whole. Short at the end he shows this
I can confirm Court's comment as true.
Good nails are a thing of the past
The only thing I learned from this...👍
yeah and take a nail instead of a screw..
I've learned these tips when I attended woodcraft class and it was a nice experience.
Ive never been in a woodcraft class but I know all of this
lucky duck 🌻we were taught cooking food for boys..but i wasn't paying attention to this savagery 😸always wanted to work with wood 🙈
It wasn't done by school, but I learned woodcraft using my Saturday mornings.
Nice job with counter sink bit, and only pro carpenters usually know about dulling the point to prevent splitting. I dig the weather strip stripped screw removal. Old school.
I work in a hardware store, you have no idea how useful these videos are to me, not only relaxing
I learned that last one with the nail 30 years ago and it has saved me many times. Also running the nail behind your ear gets a little bit of oil and works for really hard kilned wood.
wtf
Just learned that now!
Oh wait tf i just realized the whole 30 years ago lmao.
That means you atleast 40 with an anime pic 💀💀💀
@@14TND88 I know , I have always loved cartoons & anime and my child set this account up for me because I'm not really good with electronics. Never really thought about it, but I guess everyone in society is looking for things that aren't there to make issues of non issue things.
Me watching this despite knowing all of it. It's still great to see good info passed along. Especially in such a quick manner.
Ingredients stand-up comedians
Everyone should take at least one woodworking class in highschool
They removed them mostly
I didn’t take woodwork but I took a machine shop class in college for fun.
I learned how to use a lot of tools like spot drills, lathes, top saws, knurls, etc. Even did a little bit of welding.
Хозяйке на заметку: плохо забитый шуруп держит лучше, чем хорошо ввинченный гвоздь.
Do ppl really not know about countersinking when woodworking or building? I'm surprised
I don't even know what that is🤣 so yes, I'm part of the one who doesn't know.
Do ppl really not know that not everyone is a construction worker or carpenter?
@@huttonberries768 I don't mean every single person in the world. I'm just referring to ppl who would be working with wood. Like if your going to build something like a bookshelf. If you never messed with construction or wood then you'd never try to. But if you have then you usually know this. There's not really a point to learn this unless you plan to learn miter joints and other connection points to build. There's only a few times this is useful and the average person will never need this info
A lot of people don't know about these things because this society doesn't think its cool to work with your hands. I always thought building was fun. I still do.
@@phyllislucero8716 we live in a society 😭😭😭😥😥☹️☹️
Old school tips my arse. They teach you this at college in the first week 😂
I knew these as a kid
@@dogwalker666 been doing carpentry for 3 yrs at college this the kind of stuff they show the kids that failed their GCSEs 😂😂
@@littlefev7062 indeed.
You have no idea what college is like
@@cellokid5104 yes we do.
Why is this so satisfying to listen to
I was taught that if a nail is splitting your wood, tap the point of the nail before hammering. The flat point of the nail crushes the wood and doesn't split it.
I had to replace the boards on a deck a while back and they were pretty much all stripped and rusted. I learned square tip bits are far more useful than screw extraction kits.
My dad's cabinet buissness uses Square tip screws. Since they're much harder to strip than Philip heads at angles.
@@themeddite2935 they grab the screw easier too
@@danielhanlon8438 yup. Square tips are nearly impossible to strip.
I didnt know about that rubber band to help get a stuck screw out. I have one and will have to try that method
You can also use electrical tape if I remember correctly
Did it work?
That first one would have been SO helpful if I knew it when I was doing carpentry with my dad 😂
These were accually pretty useful thank you 😊
Turn the trim nail or any nail upside down and flatten the tip with the hammer and wood will not split.
shoulda watched the video till the end, bud
@@almatsailaukhan9181 😆 i thought i did, it almost got me again. Last two seconds I thought was a loop
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Yeah thanks because the last portion was too fast and I didn't want to watch the whole thing again for something I'll probably never use. Your comment explains what was going on in the very end.
@@ozmobozo I watched it twice and didn't catch it
How to be a landlord 101 and what not to do.
Gotta love how applying pressure in different ways effects things
The rubber band trick will be really helpful! Thanks
Actually, a tip for the nails I learned from an old framer. Use your hammer to flatten the tip of the nail. It won't split the wood. That's why finishing nails are square
Yup. Like the last clip he showed us.
Yes, I've been having problems with wood splitting in two when you hammer it, thank you!
Yeah but who hammers a screw into wood?🤦♂️
Sorry, I was referring to the last one.
That 1st tip has helped me massively thank yoy
That second tip is pretty crazy, never tried it, but if it works that's epic!
I remember when 5 minute crafts was like this
I don't
Me and my cat watched this for 10 minutes straight, it’s satisfying :p
Or if put into words:
Wood doesn't magically disappear just because you put in a nail or screw, so remove it beforehand or find a way to cou tract the pressure
Ang ganda nang Videos na Ito maraming Tip's natutunan ko good day
I dont know about the tips but this was satisfying asf
Everyone knows the predrill trick its standard practice on hardwoods
The nail trick can normally be solved by blunting the nail first
Oui Oui oui c’est passé mon mon chat bisous bisous viens me moins Je Je Je que que tu te te rends rends toi toi aussi aussi tu vas me manquer tu tu veux pas te te faire confiance tu tu te te plaît plaît loulou loulou que je t’ai pas répondu tu tu vas vas y tg tg toi t’es t’es pas pas encore encore là tu veux te dire dire tout ça va va être être drole drole avec avec toi toi et toi toi aussi aussi t’es t’es là meilleur meilleur que que que je je te vois tu tu veux me voir Kyky avec avec moi je je te te jure tu tu te te vas bien bien tu tu veux veux venir te te voir voir je te te dis quoi quoi tu veux viens pas pas tarder tarder tu tu veux te voir bisous je je taime taime je je t’aime petasse que tu vas y vas venir avec avec toi Loulou que que tu tu veux veux me ramener ramener mon mon mon mon doudou mais je te te crois toi t’es pas pas encore encore en vacances je je t’aime petasse je je te dis ça va mon amour amour bisous bisous bonne bonne journée journée à à demain gros gros câlin je te fais des bisous bisous bonne journée journée bisous bisous à à tout tout à fait fait bisous bisous à toi aussi je taime bisous bisous bonne bonne journée je te te te souhaite un très bon week-end week-end je te fais des bisous je je je taime la fin je je je te te fume pas trop trop mal je te souhaite un un bon bon anniv bisous bisous à demain je je t’aime t’aime fort bisous mon amour bisous bisous bonne journée bisous bisous bonne bonne soirée je je te dis bisous à à tout ce que je que je t’aime toi toi aussi tu vas vas bien bisous bisous bisous bonne journée journée à à demain demain soir je je te te redis redis ça tu tu tu peux te voir tu tu peux te te faire une une chicha et tu te vois tu te dis je te te dis pas quoi je t’aime t’aime t’aime t’aime fort fort tu te vois tu vas vas y y arriver bisous je taime bisous je te te dis bisous bisous bonne bonne journée je je t’aime fort fort mon gros gros gros sac je je t’aime bisous mon amour bisous bisous bonne journée bisous je taime bisous je je t’aime fort fort mon gros gros bonne journée à demain bisous bisous bonne journée bisous à tout tout à fait fait que que je te te vois je te fais confiance e midide mainÀ À qui moi
My FIL, a wood worker and crafter, showed me to cut the head off one of the nails in the box, and use it as a bit to pre-drill for trim, or anything toward the end of a board
3/4 through the video; one after the video after the drilling holes through 2 planks:
kinda sounds like the first note of Miss the Rage
Is this what we call Civil Engineering ?
I'm love with these cool tips already.
m.ruclips.net/video/tUPXVtFcl5U/видео.html
Wow basic woodworking things i learned about when i was 6, incredible!
You may do, but I don't. So this is quite useful for me.
Not for me and a large amount of people
Good job scumbag
Okay, that last one I didn't actually know about even though I probably should.
You've impressed me, a random stranger, here's your like.
Thanks for the rounded off bolt tip. I couldn’t get my bolt off my skateboard but now I can
Okay hit the nail point with the hammer a few times and it will not split the wood. Always pre drill for screws. I am female and I know this. Shop class and Home Economics in each school that is what is missing
Yep pre drill! What would they do with out us women! Lol
Yeah or calling them tips
Going on about predrilling to get a screw flush
If you don't know that
Get out of the trade this instant.
But yes obviously if the screw head is flat and not ever so slightly rounded, it obviously changes the point and therefore the way it penetrates the wood (last sentence was sarcastic)
But literally no one has said women don't know how to build. I mean there's tons in construction and house flipping. I'm not trynna start crap, I'm just saying y'all live in the past too much
💪👩
@@cobeylynch4733 BTW I was really joking around
I’ve tried the rubber band so many times in my life and it’s never worked lol
Same
Same here. The drill bit just pierces the rubber band R.I.P
@@Michaelf122 the problem with me trying Is I’m a car mechanic. A rubber band doesn’t do shit for an 18mm bolt with 90ft lbs of torque
Me too. It help slightly but was still very hardwork
I have tried using the rubber of old boots. its a denser rubber so it wouldend pierce it.
on the first clip, notice how the person drilled it clockwise the first time and then counter clockwise after adding the rubber band
The sound of drilling is so satisfying
I didn't knew that some people don't predrill. I thought everbody predrills.
Glad I watched the whole thing was very close to commenting about blunting the bail tips trick
Heres a tip. Dont try to hammer a screw.
Wow that rubber band one was extremely helpful
These aren’t “tips”, that’s standard procedure
standard procedure for someone who most likely does this shit as a job. I didn’t know any of this and I’d like to be able to learn how to do shit myself than pay someone to do it thought their help is appreciated.
The rubber band though? I had no idea
@@indiaknowlden9699 standard procedure for anyone with common sense
i still don’t get it that a dull nail won’t split but a sharp point does 🤷🏼♂️
It's because the nail breaks the wood fibers as it's driven through the wood rather than separating them causing the wood to split.
the first one really help a lot thx man
Am I the only one who find this satisfying!??
Very useful.. Thank you
Wow! Pre drilling? What a “hack” lol these are all common things
Lol yea I’ve known about pre drilling since I was 5
The sound is so satisfying tho 😂
My family would definitely need this in building the kitchen
good tips~
How many times are you gonna recycle these same tips?
Satisfying from the Speed of Sounds
I love these videos because they remind me of my dad and all he taught me
The rubber band trick has never worked for me. I still like the content though
Worked for us. I noticed they work with thick and squishy rubber bands best.
These tips have been around a minute, but nice video all the same!! In fact I'd forgotten about a couple of em'!!
”old shool” read title
Ngl this was pretty satisfying
OMG THIS IS A REALLY GORGEOUS
CONGRATULATION
Shut up bot
You just managed to piss me off very effectively with all that, lol.
Except old school you'd be using one of those old wooden hand cranked drills. Lemme see that 😀
Remember when 5-minute craft’s tips was actually useful?
For some reason when he drills I can feel the wood shavings falling on me
Funny how the 1st one, you screw slowly to get the 2nd screw out 2nd time.
And the edit with a clean screw head....
9⁹
Good basic stuff (that I didn't know or forgot)
The first one. Bro saved my life
Even on the box for screws for wood, it tells you to predrill to prevent cracking :X
The last one it was starting to split the wood
いちいちそんなことやってたら日が暮れますね！
This is how people in yt explains it
Vs the teachers at school
To prevent the wood from splitting guide holes are helpfull and not drilling on a seam is helpfull too
Sorry this keeps popping up in my feed and it’s doing my nut in. It ain’t an old school tip it’s damn common sense and if you don’t know to pre drill and counter sink a screw to not split the grain then you shouldn’t be buying timber 😂
My thoughts exactly... I'm sick to death of seeing these bullshit videos.. Haven't ppl got anything better to do for gods sake.. 😂
As someone who never had to do any tasks like these, I learned some stuff here :)
Me when bfdi:
indeed
I don’t even do this kind of work but it’s so cool
As a journeyman carpenter, I find this video hilarious!
I felt like somebody tooted in my room but there's somebody in my room. That's kind of sus if you ask me
Dude. You need to call an emergency meeting
That rubber-band “hack” sucks ass, try it for a headache
I've used it on low torqued nuts that were metric and at the time I only had sae sockets. But I agree on a screw or anything with enough torque it won't work
Thanks dude this is pretty helpful
When you can't even save the short in a playlist or something q-q
Try clicking on the short from your history screen.
Это лента из кожи?
Обычная резинка
"Old school tips"
No, there's r just the basics..
When he rounds the Philips screw at beginning, just before the rubber band hits, I swear that screw changes to Robertson.
This is very basic but insanely useful stuff.