Make This CA Glue Caddy!
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2019
- Make a Next Level glue caddy to keep your CA glues at hand in the shop... plus viewers get an exclusive 15% OFF COUPON code good for any Starbond CA glues and accelerators just for watching this video to the end! Go to: bit.ly/3DzbHpj
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Matt, I have enjoyed your videos for over a year now and will continue to watch! I have a quick question for you. What brand band saw do you use and why? I would like to purchase a 14” for my self and am looking for input.
Thanks for watching NLC videos Brody... much appreciated! I started out 40 years ago with a Craftsman bandsaw... more of a toy than a saw. Upgraded to the classic Delta in the late 1980's. It was functional and a great value for the work I did with it but I wanted to upgrade to a saw with more depth capacity and more reliable/robust blade guides so about 15 years ago I upgraded to the Laguna HD 16 I have now. At the time I felt they had the best blade guide system available and the saw has done all I've asked of it, which can be quite demanding at times. I imagine other brands have closed the quality/price/performance gap in those 15 years so I'd have to re-evaluate the marketplace to make any current recommendations. Regardless of other factors I do feel that blade guides are key to performance so pay attention to that. Also the 'bigger is better' mentality for tools has merit but I recommend figuring out the sweet spot between size and performance for the work you plan to do since size is an ongoing cost because bigger saws use bigger blades that are more expensive, whether you're using them to capacity or not.
Here's a current Laguna model to consider although I've not searched or compared models recently: www.amazon.com/dp/B00F3VAWHM/?ref=idea_lv_dp_ov_d&tag=aiponsite-20&linkCode=ic6&ascsubtag=amzn1.ideas.29WVINIJF4EUJ Good luck in your quest!
What ever machine you choose, having a bandsaw in your shop is a game changer for giving you the capabilities they offer for the projects you do... I'd not want to have to do without one, that's for sure! Best, Matt
Never heard of using CA in woodworking. After crawling from under my rock and seeing you use it I was blown away. It has changed my woodworking forever.
This is only the tip of a seriously huge iceberg, Scott: ruclips.net/video/v-sdNZ_ObYQ/видео.html Welcome to a whole new world! BTW while I'm really liking Starbond products and highly recommend them you'd find that pretty much any brand CA works fine but aerosol accelerator (again, any brand) is absolutely essential for any reasonable success. Best, Matt
You are a thinking craftsman, glad I found you. The humor is greatntoo
I have to stop binge watching your videos. I keep seeing projects I have to get to. --- I'm already a Starbond user.
Even if one doesn't need your video's individual project it's absolutely worthwile watching for all the great tips and tricks you teach, thank you!
Thanks to everyone who joined in on very first "Instant Premiere" video launch here on Next Level Carpentry... let me know if you think it's worth doing again? I'm working up the nerve and determination to do a true live event and thought this would make a good 'baby step' to test the waters. Thanks for watching and commenting... and chatting! Best, Matt
Matt I shouldn’t worry about it. I think I speak for most of us when I say we don’t watch all your vids for the videography and script, we watch as a cheat to soak up as much of your knowledge as possible, you have 30 years on me so if I can get that knowledge the easy way and be entertained at the same time it’s a win so a couple of muddled sentences won’t matter one bit to anyone lucky enough to of found this channel. Happy Christmas mate, hope you have a good one
Sherylin I wasn’t in any way criticising your reply, I’m too shy to even have pictures taken so I’d need a week of rehearsal an auto q and a balaclava to get anywhere near a camcorder so totally agree with you on your points!!
@@SherylinRM Thanks for this dialog between you and Chippy... it appeared nit-picky at first blush but, with insight into motivations, will be taken as welcome information. The biggest hurdle for me to clear is the tech aspect of it but, with time and patience, I think I'll get there, the goal being a weekly or bi-weekly live stream Q&A from the NLC shop.😁😎 Best, Matt
I recently discovered this channel and have been binge watching for days! Really good informative instruction and the comic relief is a huge bonus! I just ordered my CA starter kit too. Thanks for the good deal. Yes, to the future live stream!
So glad I watched this. Almost didn’t because it looked like a band-sawn chunk of wood. Great tips in here, thanks!
Really speaks to your skill when you put this much effort into a glue caddy. Very nice as always.
As a layman, seeking, and learning, I always learn many things I was not aware of! Many thanks. Semper Fi
Really enjoy your videos, lots to learn and think about. Enjoy your humor and especially using CA. I have used CA when I built RC airlplanes, but have not used it in wood working. Thanks, Loren
Matt, Thanks for all the inspiration and for your family may life sweeten your Christmas to a Next Level as you have done for us.
Awesome technique using the jointer for those cuts.thanks
Man you really are a great addition to anyone who wants to achieve a high level of finish. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Been binge watching next level carpentry for a week now and i'm almost through it, thank God for this one to wean off. Excellent video Matt.👍 Merry Christmas and happy new year.
Great tip and demonstration using the jointer.
Yes, Matt, go for it! I don't know why your videos haven't shown on my stream for months- I've subscribed to receive all your notifications. Good to see you again, anyhow, and thank you! 👍🏼
Really like it when the pro's show they make mistakes also. It gives beginners some piece of mind when they stuff up. Great work mate. Happy New Year from Australia.
“Your watch repair hammer”, you’re a hoot!
Caught that, eh Judy? I've always wanted to post a sign in the shop "Watch Repair Done Cheap" and have that hammer hanging by it... a marketing coup for sure, right? Best, Matt
Awesome as usual!
Thank You so much for adding wisdom to my hobby.Wishing you and yours a very Merry Xmas and a Prosperous New Year. Cheers!
Thanks for all the great ideas, and MERRY CHRISTMAS to your family and you!
Great video - lots of good info. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours.
Nice project Matt. As normal with your work, I picked up several tips, tricks, ideas. For what it’s worth, I really enjoy your long form videos. Keep up the great work!
WOW, that jointer is amazing
Thanks, been a amateur wood worker for years and always learn something new watching you. Especially admire your attention to detail in the beginning of each project laying out and making sure everything is square. One thing, I have never used CA for wood work, but I have bought a set of glue, and will definitely make a glue caddy. Thanks
Having CA glue plus accelerator will rock your world once you get used to using it and discover the Time Savings you'll achieve by using it... Best, Matt
Dang, Matt, you constantly amaze me with your videos because you cram in more tips and techniques than some of us creators do in 100 videos. Parafin wax on the hot bit - what a great tip.
Merry Christmas Matt to you and your Family.
Great project. I always look forward to your videos.Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Always learn something from your vids. new tips and tricks are fun! my new NORM...lol...Merry Christmas
Great video! Thanks for showing your work, even the mistakes and the cracks (and crack ups).
Plenty more cracks and crack ups where those came from Boyd! 😁😂😎 Best, Matt
Wishing you a happy and Blessed Christmas and New year ahead for 2020, All the way fomr Northern Ireland Keep up the great work :-)
Those are some high class pallets
I definitely got spoiled having all that 'free' lumber around... I revisited a few of my favorite sources and see there's plenty more to be had: ruclips.net/video/9OxMpVWIqRI/видео.html Best, Matt
Love your videos and thanks for putting links to the products you use. Can't wait to make these caddies
Thx... I see making a CA caddy like this as well as the CA glue to go caddy I did for another video as a great investment of time because I use them virtually every day I'm in the shop or on a job.
Good luck and have fun with the project!
Best, Matt
Thanks for suggesting Starbond, I just placed my order with your coupon code. I'll probably pick up a can of the Gel Poly for my next project as well!
What a pro!!! Just great!
Just ordered Starbond glue set......Thanks.....My Christmas gift to me......
Hi Matt, Happy Holidays to you and the family.
Your design for that glue caddy is very nice, simple and elegant. If starbond isn't paying you for this video then they got one hell of a deal by just giving you a discount code. I use 2P-10 CA glues so I will have to modify the dimensions when I build one myself.
nice build , thanks for the discount code ! i did Woodworking as a profession for over20 years CA glue is a must have these days as it will save your but on the rare but does happen “Oops “ my shop built a lot of Cabinetry and other Millwork with HPDL and Veneers and no matter how careful our delivery team was there was often a chip or blemish onsite that we could quickly repair with CA ironically for me i had built several remote control airplanes and those were all glued with CA thick and Activator to glue up the balsa wood framing for the fusealage and wings
Just ordered the Starbond kit with the code. Every bit helps. Thanks for setting that up.
Excellent, Donald... you're welcome. I predict you'll like Starbond products as well as I do, deal or no deal!😎
Nice video. Great tip using the paraffin on the bit and how you lined up the forstner bits.
As always great information Matt.
Nice! Certainly a whole lot better looking than my chunk of 2x6 with some holes in it! I use the wider wood because I'm using plastic cement and don't want to risk tipping it over. Will have to check out that finish however.
I enjoy your videos ., salute from a new woodworker and carpenter ..
Thanks for letting me know Rudy... and thanks for watching Next Level Carpentry videos! Best, Matt
I noticed the CA glue caddy in your Tsumiki video. Glad you made a video about its origins b/c I wondered about it. I still can't wrap my head around the sheer strength of that glue. Amazing stuff. 😎 👍
Crazy how strong 'crazy glue' is when used 'properly', right?! I'm planning to do a stress test of some of the next batch of Tsumiki and am convinced a simple stacked structure will easily bear my weight... should be interesting if not fun! Best, Matt
Nice quick project.
Hello Matt; I used your influencer page to get the dividers I’d been eyeballing for a while, and the gel urethane you used on the caddy build.
By the way, I shared the video with my brother-in-law Tim, who hails from South Dakota. He and my sister live in Oregon now.
Thanks for starting an Amazon session through NLC Daniel... works for me as long as it works for you!😁 I think you'll really like the gel poly... you've probably seen me using it in the Pallet Wood Door series and again in the Pyramid Puzzle build, among others... really great stuff IMHO.
Interesting connection with your SD brother in law too... small state in a small world, right? Best, Matt
Nice project, Matt - good discussion of sequence. I enjoyed the comment about Lintz brothers pizza boxes - we live pretty close to them and enjoyed some of their tasty pizza on Monday.
I wondered if anyone caught the Lintz Brothers Pizza "soon to be world famous" slogan Roy so it's fun to know someone who knows did! Maybe someday Lintz Bros will 'throw me a bone' for the free plug for their excellent pizza? A guy can dream, right? Best, Matt
Matt, I am running out of good adjectives to describe your wonderful works.
Dang, that's one beast of a jointer.
With sharp cutters and proper dust collection to remove mounds of shavings it will hog off lumber like that all day long! Best, Matt
Hi Matt! Thanks for the video. I never knew you could use a jointer like this. I will definitely be making this caddy, but now I need a Powermatic jointer. Haha
Hey Dwight... The PJ882 is best in class IMHO and I highly recommend it if it fits within your means. I used lesser machines for 25 years or more before getting this beast and I suspect it's the last one I'll ever need/own. Best, Matt
Merry Christmas
Thanks for sharing that
Very nice, Matt!
Thanks Curtiss... Blessed Christmas for you and yours! Best, Matt
Man! Did you see that Powermatic jointer with carbide inserts eat a half inch of cherry at a single bite? That was as good an ad as all the Starbond plugs! I didn't get the "plaid shoes and a white belt" reference though. That must be a local thing!
Merry Christmas to you and to your family, Matt. Wishing you all the best for a happy, prosperous, and safe 2020.
It was supposed to be 'plaid pants and white patent leather shoes' or something like that... attire of a quintessential cheesy salesman? Guess I'd better not quit my day job for stand-up comedy, right? 🙄😎 Merry Christmas to you too Jim! Best, Matt
Yeah, my jointer would eat my hand and laugh at me for trying to feed a 1/2" of anything into it
Love your videos!
Merry Christmas Matt 🌲🌲🌲
Hey Jesse... thanks for watching and commenting here! Merry Christmas to you and the whole Herman clan! See you around? Best, Matt
Great Video👍Thank You.
very helpful thanks
Hey Matt, It's funny your made this, I have one just like it!! lol
Hi, Matt,
I use a different brand of activated CA glue-which as far as I can tell, uses the same chemistry as Starbond. Although the aerosol accelerator can is also a 2 1/8” dia., the plastic glue containers are ca. 2” x 1” ovals. Hence, i made oval holes for the glue containers, and did not narrow the block. Since I’m a California lad, I used a scrap of clear California Doug Fir with a nice grain pattern. After the dreaded sanding process, I finished with Tung Oil-done atop a superior used Zachary’s pizza box (deep dish type).
I considered shooting a video in which I would shamelessly proclaim my creativity. But I was reluctant to become a CADDY CAD.
Thanks for helping make my shop more organized!
Joe
Glad to help Joe... although I'm not going to roll over on the pizza superiority thing without a full and deep evaluation process involving a well considered taste-testing phase! You can share a photo of your fir caddy in a Pinterest link if you like with no repercussions for being a Caddy Cad Lad! 🤣🤣😎 Best, Matt
Next Level Carpentry
Matt,
Three (3) matters stand in the way of my posting pictures on Pinterest:
1) I’m thinking about version 2.0 which will have two ports for my slower setting CA glue-which I still find useful.
2) I’ve just started a project for She-Who-Must-Be-Obeyed. That is top priority.
3) I haven’t the foggiest about how to post photos on Pinterest. So, I’ll need to spend some quality time with my iMac...
As my grandmother used to tell me, “Patience will keep you from being a Patient.”
Warmest regards, Joe⚒📐🏴☠️
Hey Joe, would you share the brand of product you're referring to? I passed your comment along to Starbond and now we're both curious if the chemistry actually IS the same. Thanks... Best, Matt
@@joewrosenthal00 Yeah, I understand the Pinterest posting thing... new technology stuff always takes me a long time to get functional, much less proficient. Happy wife, happy life? I get that too! Best, Matt
Next Level Carpentry
Matt,
Actually, I am a chemist-PhD type. So, I understand what the chemicals are. I read the labels of both companies’ products. In particular, I checked the accelerators/activators.
There are several ingredients in both, including solvents. But the key ingredient in Starbond is N,N-dimethyl-p-toluidine. The key ingredient in the product I use, Stick Fast, is Benzenamine, N,N,4-trimethyl-.
To a non-chemist, it might seem like these are two different materials. They are NOT: they are just two different names for the same chemical compound.
This is NOT unusual. For example, ethanol, the stuff of alcoholic beverages, is also called ethyl alcohol.
I apologize if I’ve gotten too deeply in the proverbial weeds!
Warmest regards, Joe⚗️
Took me a minute to figure out what California glue was. :p Nice project.
LOL "... it never rains in southern cyanoacrylate... it pours, ma-an it pours..." ruclips.net/video/Gmq4WIjQxp0/видео.html 🤣🤣😎 Best, Matt
Merry Christmas from Italy!! 🎅🎅🎄🎅🎄🎅🎄🎅🎄🎅🎅🎄🎅🎄🎄🎅🎄🎅. 👍👍👍
buon natale a tutti i miei amici in Italia!
Meglio, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍. 👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
Great video! One minor addition would have been to do one of the initial shapings with a bandsaw for those without a jointer.
Hey James; the sequence for using a bandsaw would be to cut the top first then the two sides so there's still a convenient flat face to index the cuts from. Other than that the biggest difference is more sanding. Thanks for watching and commenting... Best, Matt
Received my order from StarBond today and set right to work making a caddy. It's complete but I made my own version with the glue bottles staggered to shorten the length. I used a chunk of cherry about 2.75 x 2.25 x 10 inches.
Cool... I heard that they were out of the 10oz accelerator and are substituting a 16oz can at the same price. If true it would take a larger hole for it so I'm glad it worked out for you. I hope you find their CA as great as I do Bob! Best, Matt
Love it !
Thanks for sayin' Chris... hope you had a memorable Christmas Celebration! All the best in 2020.... Matt
Always something to learn and looks very nice. Unfortunately we don’t have this product available here. Thank you Clint
That's too bad Luca... I know you'd really like these products and Starbond is a great company. If you're able to find a different brand of CA glue it should work well as long as you can get an aerosol activator for it, that is. Unfortunately I can't get you the 15% discount from any other suppliers though! Best, Matt/Clint
Great video as always.
I actually lol'd at the Michaelangelo joke!
Hey Paul: So it actually WAS Michaelangelo? I wasn't sure but tossed it in the dialog on a whim... Best, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry yes, and my cousin is named Michael Angeli so I should know.
LOL!
Nice work! I am a new subscriber. I was turned on to your channel by my good friends at Starbond.
Thanks the sub Dread Knot. The Starbond team is great... and I can see from the cool wood turnings on your Channel why you're familiar with them and their products. Best, Matt
At 15:00 , I would be done ... maybe a little sanding and stain. It's nice to see you expand the design and make a much more appealing final product.
And another comment after finishing the whole video - YOU ARE THE MASTER AND MY GURU! Thanks, Matt. Fantastic video!
Thanks SWG... I fear it's a wobbly pedestal you place me on so I'll try to stay still so it doesn't topple! 😯😁😎 Best, Matt
Love watching your videos, have learned quite a bit from them. Any discount code for that jointer? ;) what a beast!
I always wondered if I was the only one who spends more time making jigs, racks, organizers, and holders... than I spend making actual projects. In my office, it's the opposite. I have stacks of books, papers, and journals in a highly personalized disorder, where I crank out the actual work without hindrance. I suppose, that's how I'm most entertained in either pursuit. Weird.
Thank you, for a highly entertaining and informative video.
You're welcome for the video Coffey. I respect those who spend time making worthwhile jigs, etc and who appreciate something well made. Sounds like your woodworking is a hobby to compliment your occupation where it's no doubt a great diversion from stacks of papers? Probably the main difference for me is that my occupation and significant hobby happen to be the same activity. I do spend a fair amount of time making 'accessories' but no where near as much as making actual projects for my day job. The time I spend on 'recreational projects' is time I DON'T spend watching football, sports, car races or any other TV. I don't ever see myself making accessories for accessories sake though although each thing might be a bit over the top with form exceeding function. Guess I got off on a 'sharing' tangent, sorry. Thanks for watching and commenting here! Best, Matt PS Hope you find some fun new tools under the tree tomorrow!🎍🎄🎁
@@NextLevelCarpentry Merry Christmas to you. Oddly, my day job had a lot more in common than most people realize, which was Chemistry and Physics, for many years in the environmental industry. Most of the things I needed, I made. I think that most people who accept that they can build things with their hands, often find themselves drifting back to the same kinds of activities, rather than just sitting and watching something like TV. It's a great contributor to finding yourself making holders for your cyanoacrylate resins, or a foam cutting jig, rather than sitting in front of the tube... which I very seldom do. When I'm not puttering, I read, and follow trains of thoughts through references, and other works. It's all about a desire to understand how things work, in the end.
Again, Merry Christmas.
@@coffey3c thanks for sharing that backstory! What little I know about glues fillers and finishes makes me wish I would have paid more attention in chemistry class in high school. Your in-depth knowledge must make certain projects less stressful with an idea of the reactions you're sitting in place. I can tell you I'm always glad to meet someone who sees activity is a much better use of time than mindlessly watching TV or accomplishing things only vicariously through the Ambitions of others.
All the best for Christmas and the new year!
Matt
Bought the Starbond startup bundle!! Now to find some thick wood to build it a caddy
Don't overlook the laminating option Barry... it has some pretty amazing possibilities if you can't find the big chunk you're looking for. Enjoy havin' that glue assortment... I don't leave home without it! Best, Matt
Hi Matt, I'm quite new to the channel, but loving the content! Any idea when you'll be doing the video on the door and door jamb made from the pallet wood? I'm about to make doors/door jambs myself and would absolutely love to see how you tackle this! Season's greetings from Belgium!
All I can say is: it's getting closer... the cardboardoor isn't holding up so well and, from the beginning, has been quite embarrassing! Thanks for your patience Nicolas... from Belgium no less! BTW I use a fairly traditional mortise and tenon approach to building doors although you can get away with far less. Best, Matt
I love the opportunity to receive the benefits of you years of experience. Your videos are great your not showing us how to make RUclips videos. Because if you're desire to be extant in what you do I under stand you want to make videos the way you do every in your shop.
Hi Matt, Your are right!! the Star Bond company is great, they not only sent me a replacement 2oz pump bottle while I wait for the back ordered 6oz aerosol can. I just received the 6oz can but they also included a 1oz medium Black all this at no additional charge, what a GREAT Company. p.s. I also mentioned you name to them. I am in the middle of making the caddy, what timing.,
That kind of customer care and customer service from Starbound is not a surprise to me so thanks for sharing it... Best, Matt
I presumed you’d use a bandsaw to shape that. Decent jointer to take all that in one pass
Yeah-my jointer would laugh at me-it only has a max 3/16" cut. LOL Plus that is something that I do not feel comfortable doing on a jointer right now.
As soon as I saw the caddy in the last build for the stacking toys, I figured that there would be a vid on this caddy, it's SWEET
Very cool project. I'd love to learn how to make my own louvered door. I have a laundry room that houses my furnace and I got rid of the 2 air flow registers that were an eye sore on the wall. I'd love to make my own louvered door so I can get the needed airflow into the room for the furnace. Any chance you might be able to show us how? The ones in the stores can run upwards of $250. Love your channel, keep up the great work.
Yes, I second this motion
You beat me to it
I was fascinated and horrified at the same time watching you cut 1/2 inch off in one go. I thought taking that much off at once would cause a massive kickback and as I noticed it was completely safe.
"... like a Nascar driver going 200mph around a corner..." Gotta make sure your machine has sharp knives and your feed rate matches the wood being planed. It's possible but, like a crash at 200mph, things can go badly in a hurry if they don't go well. Work safely and enjoy! Best, Matt
I just want buy one from you.
Nice work as always, all we need to do is get Starbond in Australia so I can build one of these 🤣👍👍
I don't know what marketing to Australia would take but if Joe from Starbond reads this I think he'll check into it and do it if it's at all feasible! Best, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry 👍Finding CA glue here is hard, you can get it from the hobby shops for model aircraft but for woodworking it's non existent 😁🙃
@@zaneh6224 Are you able to get aerosol accelerator for that hobby shop CA? I really like Starbond brand but, truth be told, many others are plenty good (just not best IMHO) as long as you have accelerator to make it work like it's supposed to! Best, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry Hi Matt, thanks for the reply 👌 yeah I'm pretty sure they sell accelerate there as well, I will have to go past and have a look, it would be good if our hardware stores sold it, btw what is the music you put in the videos like the one below ruclips.net/video/0JTSxRnAJtA/видео.html
@@zaneh6224 It's a non-royalty free track from the RUclips Creator Studio music track library called "Stuck in the Air". It's the latest of a number of tracks I've experimented with. It seems to be pretty well received compared to others in older videos that I liked but were probably too distracting. Thanks for asking... I hope it was due to the fact you like it and not for the suggestion that I change it? 🤔🤨😁😎 Best to you Down-under! Matt
Whenever I touch the nozzle end of the CA glue bottle to the accelerator the nozzle gets clogged almost instantly. Looks like you're doing the same thing, does the nozzle stay clear for you?
Sounds like you're doing it wrong Larry😉... make an effort not to touch the tip to an 'activated' surface and you should have less trouble. I 'always' wipe the tip clean after 'every' use too which really helps keep the tip clean and flowing. It's inevitable to get tip build-up over time though so I just tap the tip with a block of wood to break off that hardened 'snot wad' of glue periodically. I mentioned that Starbond includes 2 tips with every 2oz bottle which allows full use of every drop in my experience. Plus also you can get extra tips for $0.50 apiece if you still struggle with glue gobs: www.starbond.com/2-ounce-applicator-nozzles.html Best, Matt
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Hi, Matt. That's a great technique, thanks. One question: I've watched the video a couple of times, and I don't think you mentioned why the fourth small hole doesn't go all the way through the block like the other ones do. What's the reason for that? To hold extra nozzles, or other small parts?
As you suspect, the idea was for extra nozzle/tips but I might not have said it or it got edited out Eric. I like the thought of it but to date have not used it for tips in practice. Best, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry: Makes sense, thanks for the response. I'm looking forward to making a CA caddy!
@@ericsmith2482 Have fun... there's a LOT of room for personalization for a caddy so create something cool for your shop! Best, Matt
I'm sure I won't be the only one...... where did you get that compass?
Hey Skip: I've had that compass for so long I don't know where I got it but this one on Amazon looks to have the same function but lacks the classy brass hardware: www.amazon.com/dp/B075G5G129/?ref=idea_lv_dp_ov_d&tag=aiponsite-20&linkCode=ic6&ascsubtag=amzn1.ideas.2CBLHWFWTLF6Q It doe's have a 'speed nut' which is the feature I don't want to do without. Best, Matt
You probably know this but a gopro will allow you to use voice commands to start and stop recording without removing your goopy gloves (41:04), lol. I use it often when I have both hands in a tangle of cane or reed fiber. Just a thought.
Is that only the newer GoPros? I don't think my Hero3 can do that. I do have a Wi-Fi remote for it though.
@@bobd. i use a Hero5 Black--may upgrade to the 8--i have too many gadgets now though.
great job and thanks. wondering who is playing with the other blocks in the background while you are working (18:45)?. lol
Do you mean these? ruclips.net/video/v-sdNZ_ObYQ/видео.html Best, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry Nope. Not those. Thought that I heard what sounded like someone playing with the caddies off camera while you were working. Probably just some background noise I guess.
@@tombarker2369 oh okay I get it. Yeah, that's just glitches from video editing were there is one video track and fragments of two audio tracks which makes it sound like activity in the background... you are pretty perceptive to pick up on that but if you listen close anytime the visual activity is speeded up you're likely to find audio barnacles clinging like that... Best, Matt
It says on the website that the glue needs to be stored below 40F Is that a typo?
I think that's an ideal temperature for LONG term storage Sam but I've never stored CA glue (Starbond or others) anywhere but on a shelf in the shop or in a toolbox. I don't have issues with glue 9 months old but I use it fairly frequently. If I wanted/needed a bottle to last like 2 years then, yeah, I'd store it in the fridge. Best, Matt
I'm old school on Woodworking as a hobby. Last month I added a bunch of KREG clamps, pocket jigs and screws.
Never used CA glue for wood. I've seen a lot of people use it with a pin nailer. Have Brad's and a hammer, and an 18GA nail gun.
I guess I'm looking for a little advise on it's merits and uses to determine whether or not I have a place for it in my garage shop.
"Izzy Swan" uses it a lot in his videos. Most of the time for jigs and backed up with pin nails or screws.
So I hope you understand my confusion. After the JiGS are built, are there project-related uses for this type of adhesive?
Hey Tim, I come from an old school background and remember well the days before useful CA glue was available... or even invented! It's likely the top product on my 'how did I ever live without it' list for carpentry/cabinetry/millwork, etc. I'll sound snobby here but will say that I think anyone who 'backs up' CA glue with pin nails is flat out 'doing it wrong'! If CA isn't strong enough alone I use screws and, this may be upsetting for you, think pocket screws and pin nails are WAY over used in woodworking these days. Don't get me wrong; they're useful to the point of invaluable in applications they're designed for but I think many use them as a crutch when hobbled by an inability to think through, plan and design better. Re-watch the segments in this video where I use CA for assembly and also filling/accenting defects to start your mind thinking to answer your "are there project-related uses" for CA glue. My short answer is most definitely! Best, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry My first woodworking books were a set by Time Life Books. And all of my neighbors were using spaghetti sauce and baby food jars.
I Definitely DO watch your videos through. You're a detailed instructor. Very similar to my Electronics style. I've been told TMI so much that I've ignored it.
You ask me a question and I will answer with the process as well.
Can't catch a fish if you don't know how to tie a hook, load the spool, wait it and feel the line for a bite.
I already know that I won't be able to compare to your skill level in carpentry. It's my hobby and not a career. But I Definitely Care that something I make or fix is the best that I can produce.
So I watch, learn and try to repeat here with my little shop, what you so generously share.
Before my disability took me out of electronics, few people could match my ability to troubleshoot. One SATCOM system filled a building. And I had 30 minutes to TS and fix. Never went over that time constraint.
I'm an old crusty sailor learning new tricks.
@@NextLevelCarpentry Matt, I just wanted to add. It wasn't what you did that confused me. I couldn't understand why, with all of the strength and rapid bonding of CA glue, he would need a whole strip of pin nails. What's the point? I should have said sometimes nails and sometimes screws.
@@timthomas9105 I would love to have seen you in action troubleshooting! Glad to hear you still pursue new challenges despite disability... it's rewarding to know you find helpful stuff here. As you bring CA glue into your workflow make absolutely sure you include accelerator or you'll give up in frustration. From there I'll tell you it's about as strong as regular wood glue when used in properly prepared joints. The limitation is working time so that's where I draw the line between using the two. If there's enough time to position and hold/clamp the pieces I'll use CA with accelerator. Beyond that it's Titebond II or III. Thanks for watching and commenting here! Best, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry 30 years of fixing things. Few of us left. Wood is my second love. A little more dependant on power tools, So only one hand plane.
The NCL 15% off did not work maybe it is as I am in the UK? Still looking forward to the next, Next Level Carpentry
Code is NLC not NCL.
@@briancrisler6660 Opps. Gosh that made a differance
Next Level Carpentry
Get it?
N L C
Howdy dude I tried the 15% OFF COUPON code and it did not work. help please
Must be doing it wrong Dave... I double checked just now an it works fine. Make sure to use all caps... hope that helps. Best, Matt
Well watching this was a great Christmas Eve present to myself. I got about three days worth of education in about 45 minutes. That is a heck of a return on investment. Thanks very much for posting this. I hope you and yours have a very Happy Holiday and a great New Year.
Do you have a source for the speed guide you used?
I'm sure I do, C, but please tell me what exactly you're referring to? Thx, Matt
Next Level Carpentry 10:58. The drill speed guide.
@@user-ts7zz6lq4x Oh, that. It came with my Delta Drillpress. I could upload a photo of it to Pinterest but think this PDF is probably as good or better: www.workshopaddict.com/images/Drill_Press_Speed_Chart (1).pdf I've found mine useful over the years when I use it as a guide and never thought, upon using a recommended speed, that it was 'wrong'. It can be surprising though to see how well a recommended speed works even though it seems too high or too low intuitively. Let me know if you want a photo of the one I have after checking out the .pdf. Best, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry Hello Matt, been a subscriber for several months and appreciate all the vids! Specially the "extra time vids".
The above link doesn't work, but I did a search and found these links for those who wish to have it:
images.meredith.com/wood/pdf/drill-press-speed-chart.pdf
www.templateroller.com/template/144850/drill-press-speed-chart.html
images.meredith.com/wood/images/pdf/speedchart.pdf
Keep up the good and safe work! Next Level IS the next level in carpentry!
Who uses 4x4 posts of cherry as pallet wood?
Wouldn't you like to know?! 😎
When are you going to join the rest of the modern world and go metric ?
When I'm old, feeble and have to resort to counting on my fingers because I can no longer do fractions in my head! 🤣🤣
He says the video is not sponsored by starbond...then literally next thing he says about how its sponsored and if you buy starbond he gets money lol,...which is fine, just dont act like its not sponsored if you get money when people buy the product, to me thats sponsored.
Apparently you don't understand the difference between "sponsorship" and an "affiliate relationship"... sort that out and you'll be less critical. Best, Matt
just too bad that the shelf life of this glue is horrible
Not sure what you expect here Peter; do you consider the 9+ months and counting useable life of the glue used in this video "horrible"?! Interesting. Best, Matt
@@NextLevelCarpentry I've got three of the smaller bottles of Starbond in various viscosities that I purchased about 18 months ago and the glue works fine. Just make sure after use the bottle cap is put on correctly and keep it in a zip lock bag with a silicon gel pack. Great glue. I don't see how I would have a use for the glue caddy but it could be useful for someone who uses a lot of CA glues daily and isn't concerned about the shelf life.
@@NextLevelCarpentry when i asked that question to someone at glue .com i was told as soon as you open it it starts drying and need to be used withing a couple of months and even sealed it will last less then 9 months, but if what you are using seems to contradict this then great and i will give it a try.
@@metro6028 Every glue company, including Starbond, touts 'longer shelf life due to higher quality ingredients than other companies'. Starbond even has a 30-month guarantee that seems legit to me: www.starbond.com/starbond-difference/ although I'll never make a claim against it because of the impracticality of keeping it stored under 40 degrees. Even when I've completely disregarded storage temperature (leaving glue in partial sunlight at temps occasionally near 90 degrees) this stuff doesn't get 'thick and snotty' like 2P10 and Gorilla CA's I used previously. Plus also I tend to go through a bottle in less time than many might and, for occasional users, recommend storing in the fridge... just don't get it mixed up with the maple syrup! 🤣🤣😎 Best, Matt