I just started watching your channel to get ideas on shop design and thought that a French cleat system would be better than peg board. One thing I liked was the dog (I love dogs). You need to pick a spot for a bed that belongs to her. It can be under a shelf or table as long as she can stand up or sit up. As far as the sounds of the table saw or other machines they will get use to them. Now when I run a lot of wood through a plainer (running for about 10 minutes or longer) I send the doge in the house to protect their ears. You may want to talk to a vet about that. I’m looking forward to so seeing your channel grow, good luck.
Thank you so much. That is so sweet. I love that idea of making her a spot. Yeah, I do the same when I am using any really loud equipment or producing a lot of sawdust
Shannon Elizabeth Glad to support! Your videos are always enjoyable 😊. (Oh, and my name’s actually Chaz 👍🏻) Keep up the good work! Learning how build things and work with your hands is always a fun time!
BarefootDrummer Yeah I did! Thank you! 😊😊 I’ll show that on my workbench part two video but definitely want to make sure I include all of my changes 😊 thank you❤️
Great work Shannon. Thanks for bringing us along on your projects. Can you provide a link or information for the mask you are wearing at the beginning of the video? Thank you!
Elchanan yes sooo many hahah. Can’t even list them all haha. But some of my favorites are: “One Minute Workbench”, “DIY Creators”, “April Wilkerson”, “A Glimpse Inside”, “Steve Ramsey”, “Anne of All Trades”, and I’m probably forgot a lot of my favorites. I could literally go on forever hahah
Elchanan yes sooo many hahah. Can’t even list them all haha. But some of my favorites are: “One Minute Workbench”, “DIY Creators”, “April Wilkerson”, “A Glimpse Inside”, “Steve Ramsey”, “Anne of All Trades”, and I’m probably forgot a lot of my favorites. I could literally go on forever hahah
@@ShannonElizabethDesign Yeah. Those are some of the channels that I learn for too. Especially Steve Ramsey. I got into woodworking after researching how to build a radiator cover and stumbled upon his channel. I like watching your channel because it's great watching someone like me who's starting down their path and learning as they go along. Keep it up! And keep the videos coming!
May I suggest looking into ¾" pipe clamps. They're an easy way to get large clamps at a relatively inexpensive cost. My 48" Bessey pipe clamps ran less than $24 each (¾" pipe included)
@@notbernardo7873 I hear you, but I don't think that's usual or will happen that easily. What length bar and how much pressure did you put on it? It must have been a lot. I never had any issues with the 1/2" bars. (I've use up to four feet long bars.)
I'm really enjoying your videos - it's so good to see someone starting out from the beginning (ish) without a whole workshop of tools or expensive materials for every project.
Tony I actually bought one of those glue-bot bottles. I filmed this before I posted the first one. Normally I film around 3 videos at once and then just post them once I finish editing. 😊 but yeah super excited to try it out
I just started watching your channel to get ideas on shop design and thought that a French cleat system would be better than peg board. One thing I liked was the dog (I love dogs). You need to pick a spot for a bed that belongs to her. It can be under a shelf or table as long as she can stand up or sit up. As far as the sounds of the table saw or other machines they will get use to them. Now when I run a lot of wood through a plainer (running for about 10 minutes or longer) I send the doge in the house to protect their ears. You may want to talk to a vet about that. I’m looking forward to so seeing your channel grow, good luck.
Thank you so much. That is so sweet. I love that idea of making her a spot. Yeah, I do the same when I am using any really loud equipment or producing a lot of sawdust
Another great detailed and informative video. Can not wait till you start making your own furniture.
Aw thank you so much!! I really appreciate it! ❤️😍😊
00:19 *Probably* ? more in the future ?? Ha, ha - that was a good one.
hahah right! definitely will buy more
Awesome thats the best way to organize your tools, great work, keep it up
I agree! I am loving it. Do you have a french cleat system? Thank you so much! 😍
Excellent job Shannon! 👍🏻
Thank you C Mar!! ❤️😊 thank you for always supporting me 😍😍 do you go by C? Or prefer something else?
Shannon Elizabeth Glad to support! Your videos are always enjoyable 😊. (Oh, and my name’s actually Chaz 👍🏻) Keep up the good work! Learning how build things and work with your hands is always a fun time!
this is very nice. I'm making your design now.
Aw that means a lot! Thakn you so much!
Hope to see more videos please, great content and designs ✌️😎
Thank you so much 😍😊 more coming 😁
Hey Shannon, I see you got notches cut into your outfeed table! Nice work! Always a pleasure to watch your videos.
BarefootDrummer Yeah I did! Thank you! 😊😊 I’ll show that on my workbench part two video but definitely want to make sure I include all of my changes 😊 thank you❤️
Nice job Shannon!!!
Thank you Michael!!! ☺️🙏🏼😊
Great videos - looking forward to watching your channel grow!
jb158t Aw thank you! That is really sweet of you! Thank you so much 😍😊
Great work Shannon. Thanks for bringing us along on your projects. Can you provide a link or information for the mask you are wearing at the beginning of the video? Thank you!
Thank you so much!! That means a lot! Yeah, here is my mask: amzn.to/2Oo15Bz
Shannon Elizabeth Thank you Shannon! I’m looking forward to watching your channel grow!
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Thank you Tommy!!! 😁
A trick : you can watch series on Flixzone. Been using them for watching loads of movies recently.
Do you watch other woodworking channels on RUclips? If yes, which ones?
Elchanan yes sooo many hahah. Can’t even list them all haha. But some of my favorites are: “One Minute Workbench”, “DIY Creators”, “April Wilkerson”, “A Glimpse Inside”, “Steve Ramsey”, “Anne of All Trades”, and I’m probably forgot a lot of my favorites. I could literally go on forever hahah
Elchanan yes sooo many hahah. Can’t even list them all haha. But some of my favorites are: “One Minute Workbench”, “DIY Creators”, “April Wilkerson”, “A Glimpse Inside”, “Steve Ramsey”, “Anne of All Trades”, and I’m probably forgot a lot of my favorites. I could literally go on forever hahah
@@ShannonElizabethDesign Yeah. Those are some of the channels that I learn for too. Especially Steve Ramsey. I got into woodworking after researching how to build a radiator cover and stumbled upon his channel.
I like watching your channel because it's great watching someone like me who's starting down their path and learning as they go along. Keep it up! And keep the videos coming!
May I suggest looking into ¾" pipe clamps. They're an easy way to get large clamps at a relatively inexpensive cost. My 48" Bessey pipe clamps ran less than $24 each (¾" pipe included)
Or 1/2" they're lighter and strong enough.
I haven't tried those. Thank you! I am always down to save money haha thank you!
@@elchanan3685 ½" pipe clamps are strong enough, it's the pipe that may not be. I ended up bending a ½" pipe using it in a pipe clamp
@@notbernardo7873 I hear you, but I don't think that's usual or will happen that easily. What length bar and how much pressure did you put on it? It must have been a lot. I never had any issues with the 1/2" bars. (I've use up to four feet long bars.)
This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodprix designs.
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@@ShannonElizabethDesign cool
I'm really enjoying your videos - it's so good to see someone starting out from the beginning (ish) without a whole workshop of tools or expensive materials for every project.
Thank you Michael! I really appreciate it. Haha yeah I always get the cheapest stuff possible haha
How did you solve you glue bottle dilemma?
A straw works great to gather up any extra wood glue.
Tony I actually bought one of those glue-bot bottles. I filmed this before I posted the first one. Normally I film around 3 videos at once and then just post them once I finish editing. 😊 but yeah super excited to try it out
Michael that is a great idea. I haven’t heard of that before