When you are in trades, you learn that most things are "easy" to do, you just gotta learn it from someone else, and then you're like "OH!! That's so easy!" Which is why it's important every person keep passing down knowledge to the next person, younger & below you! Keep tips & tricks alive to make future workers more efficient!
Great when you know or you have a posse of friends ,brothers and uncles in the trade.Its a Herculean task when your a Lone Wolf setting out on an extension or total house refurb' when it goes wrong ,well.........there is no wrong 😎
@@_eyedex_3563 yes very useful so useful that il use it in the apartment I’m building its not like there was a class called geometry and physics that tells you stuff about space and other stuff
Guys it's father's day today and his gift was an automatic angle finder get it helps way more with stuff like this I also made him breakfast in bed hehe
that's also assuming the wall above (where he's messuring) is perfectly the same as the wall below (where he needs the cut) I've done 3 years of flooring and tbh walk into almost any home and you will most likely be able to point a crooked wall or corner somewhere in the house
It’s crazy this is a life hack I’m a cabinet guy and I work with my dad and his business(McArdle Cabinet and stone)and almost everything we do is angled it’s crazy people need a life hack to do this maybe just leave it up to the professionals and u DIY guys sit back and learn the right way.
it's very interesting to see the split in the comments between people who take this information for granted and people who did not, in fact, grow up building things or have relatives who built things
Don't we have tools that would have allowed you to measure the angle and just draw that for your cut? I mean yes if you don't have one this is one way to do it
Ppl who complain they aren't Goin to use what they study in school. This is the example guys where u do use such knowledge plus u get to use setsquare.
I think people who complain this mostly mean when they learn things like Shakespeare’s plays or that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell, not saying those things aren’t useful for certain jobs, but most people don’t use that info.
@@Jules-zy4rs I can understand what you mean. But how do you know at age of lets say 10yrs old, what do you wanna do in your life. School is for general studies. We need to know every aspect and dimension of knowledge. May be direct applications are limited but it certainly helps in building EQ and mental aptitude. The problem is that our school atleast mine one focused more on just to lay down the facts and test in exams. For eg Shakespeare will lead you to creative side to literature and guides you to be better writer or speaker even if you don't do it professionally. Mitochondria one personally left me in awe with biology and how complex our body is. But I mostly attribute it to my great bio teacher sadly he passed away last month due to covid.
45⁰ on both,cut, assemble, boom perfect 90⁰ degree. (it does work for other cuts you just need to change the angle of the cut to match the desired angle but that's pretty much how standard 90⁰ are made)
I can see this being useful for people who only need to cut one or two things at an angle, but if you're going to be doing it a lot just get a miter saw. It'll save you time and it's more precise since it's what they were made to do.
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I have always wanted to know how to cut corners so I could play around & try to make my own jewelry box & THANX to this video I now know how !! Thank You, Sincerely, H.P. 🙏 & ☮️
DIOS te bendiga, vuelve a el, el te esperará hasta el fin del mundo, y siguelo, tú decides pero por favor siguelo y no digas después, porque él puede venir en cualquier momento. Amén.
Some of you guys commenting really full of yourself. "Oh this is common sense; oh my grandpa is carpenter; oh I knew this already". Oh I thought this was logical". Well Duh! Not everyone knows this and life is a learning progress every day the clock tick. Everyone don't know everything! That's why most people watch educational videos and; do it yourself videos for further self development. Allow other to learn and stop being so arrogant and cocky. If you knew this why did you even watch graduate to a higher video. And let those who didn't know enjoy.
New fabrication be like: this totally works all the time. New England home from the 1800s that I grew up in: what even is level? Because the floor isn't. It isn't even flat. Oh you want molding haha, there's a dip in the far corner but only on Tuesdays.
All who have it in the daily life respond with "that's nothing new". It was not made for you. It could have been done BY you, for all of the 32 million that watched it, for the purpose of spreading the Word of Carpentry among those who live by the keyboard. I can't believe that it needs to be pointed at, but we are living in a life so sheltered we can develop different dialects, based on the different ways of life, and have the story of Babel repeated.
I'm probably embarrassing myself here, but how do you determine what the angle is? For example, I'm making a birdhouse and I want the roof of it to sit flush against the back wall of the plate the birdhouse attaches to. I THINK it's 25 degrees. Like in this video you draw the line, but how do you know what angle to set the saw blade at? Or do you just lay the wood on there and tilt the saw until it lines up with that angle? Surely there is a simple math problem to figure it out, right?
It is a nice life hack for people that don't get how it works just from looking at it. I mean, I can write code with no problem, but this is alien technology for me.
This ain’t a life hack, this is just how life is…
Wait what do you think life hacks actually distort timespace continuum and hack reality?
@@Hsaelt Who knows! 🤷🏻♀️
Exactly
My grandma was a carpenter and made makeup tables, just like her father… meanwhile me, I play video games
@@elhombreequisde That’s wonderful.
Everybody gangsta till the floor isn't straight
It's a wall
It’s gay
@@lilzsoda its bisexual
@@cubihihi1522 its a attack helicopter
@@Just_A_Banana same
When you are in trades, you learn that most things are "easy" to do, you just gotta learn it from someone else, and then you're like "OH!! That's so easy!"
Which is why it's important every person keep passing down knowledge to the next person, younger & below you!
Keep tips & tricks alive to make future workers more efficient!
Sometimes though its job security keeping those tricks to yourself.
@@thebardock6785 agreed.
@@thebardock6785 Are you a boomer? That keeps complaining why nobody shows up the second day?
Great when you know or you have a posse of friends ,brothers and uncles in the trade.Its a Herculean task when your a Lone Wolf setting out on an extension or total house refurb' when it goes wrong ,well.........there is no wrong 😎
@@thebardock6785 nah that’s insecurity.
Finally a"life hack" that I knew existed but was too bad at math to figure out
Bruh what math
@@thereisnoprice2391 pretty sure it's a joke
@@thereisnoprice2391 geometrical coordinate angle shit😂
@@saltyegg7099 deadass all you have to do is make a straight line
@@thereisnoprice2391 y = mx +c: ha gae
y = x²: so you have chosen death
For once i actually learned something useful on these youtube stories
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@@twocartoon7783 oh right thx
@@_eyedex_3563 yes very useful so useful that il use it in the apartment I’m building its not like there was a class called geometry and physics that tells you stuff about space and other stuff
@@thisguythismoment why would I pull out a calculator and theorems when I could do this which takes half the time?
LOL same. I was pleasantly surprised.
My uncle is a carpenter, I’m going to show him this
My dad be making one mark then he tells me get the rip saw ready then he would make the cuts an it would be butieful
Almost same lol
Mm. Mhm. So...
*h o w m a n y d e m o n s*
He probably already knows this lol
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Knew when he was 5 year old kid and yt wasant there
Honestly pretty cool, Didn’t know how that worked
The new justin Y...
Omg pixelcraftian :0
Hello pixel
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Hi
For the first time in forever those two fraternal twin set square bros are gonna get some work done
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@@monikecarmo9382 1qq1
The Triangle we all used as a scale(Ruler)😂
Set squares*
@@aakaasha6123 ya
What haha ? A scale
Have you meant a ruler?
@@aradcohen4309 rulers are also known as scales (since they are used to measure/scale lengths and distances)
Nobody:
The music: ä ú ø ê ū ê ã ò æ
Wow. So impressive. You've figured out the long way of making miter cuts.
Yeah same this these people thinks that they discovered something new
I’d like it but it has 69 likes lol
fr this guy would get fired from a construction company so fast for hoe long it takes him to do simple things😂
@@austincantrell6117 how do you do it faster?
@@yourmeister well i mean you know you gonna have to cut it at an angle lol so you just do it when you take your measurements
Guys it's father's day today and his gift was an automatic angle finder get it helps way more with stuff like this
I also made him breakfast in bed hehe
Awwww, that's so cute :')
Ah yes, the mitre joint is a classic
This music makes me want to do 120 in a school zone
School zone? Just drive into the school
Song?
@@itemprogamer2043 why would you willingly want to listen to more of it?
@@stanky4369 ya
Who knows what song this is? It’s nice! Put me on someone please
Well, first of all, you take the particle board and throw it promptly in the trash.
Well said
Lmfaoooo IKEA has left the chat
that's also assuming the wall above (where he's messuring) is perfectly the same as the wall below (where he needs the cut) I've done 3 years of flooring and tbh walk into almost any home and you will most likely be able to point a crooked wall or corner somewhere in the house
It would have to be way out of whack to make a difference in the angles iver the span of 3.5 inches. You arent wrong though there are some fucky jobs!
Was it so hard to just draw the angle on both sides and split the middle?
Finally, a not cringe short (and very useful)
I worked for a carpenter and this is one of the most aimed things I learned from him... not a life hack it's just got that works
Pro tip : For perpendicular corners you can make a 45°cut on both to make a perfect fit
If he knows the angle all he should have to do is divide by 2 and cut that on each end.
@@xpduelist1312 A protractor is for that purpose
Ikr
@@arjunkb3355 yeah it is, but adding to what your tip said any angle you have you should just have to divide by 2 to get the same effect
No shit Sherlock 😱
Idk why people are acting like this is surprising, it's literally grade-level geometry
nah, thats something u dont learn in school ;)
@D K no, you definitely learn this in school. unless you didn’t pay attention.
Why cant we have more shorts like this
Ikr something actually useful, not someone just stating the obvious to farm views
yeah these are underated
Just subscribe to the channel, and watch their content.
not that complicated.
@@firstlast923 she/he asked why can’t we have more.... not how to watch more.
@@Wolzy if you subscribe to an active channel, more content than what already exists will follow.
It’s crazy this is a life hack I’m a cabinet guy and I work with my dad and his business(McArdle Cabinet and stone)and almost everything we do is angled it’s crazy people need a life hack to do this maybe just leave it up to the professionals and u DIY guys sit back and learn the right way.
You know you can actually pay in an architect to do that stuff
Exactly. You have to pay.
So how the fuck do the architect do that shit then?
You know you can save money by doing it yourself
Yeah pay at least 500$ for simple stuff like that, meanwhile you can just go to Home Depot and only spend 30$
It’s called a carpenter bruh😂 not an architect
What song/ instrumental is this?
Isn’t that just how to cut wood for the proper fit? I think everyone who has ever built something would know this
👍
it's very interesting to see the split in the comments between people who take this information for granted and people who did not, in fact, grow up building things or have relatives who built things
Really hard to hold a 8/10/20 ft piece of trim like that but kool
You use a couple small pieces to find your angle then copy it with your mitre saw.
@@Tiber5eptim haha whyd you tell him that
This is the same thing as 'if you're homeless, just buy a house'
Don't we have tools that would have allowed you to measure the angle and just draw that for your cut? I mean yes if you don't have one this is one way to do it
Isn't that almost the same thing but more removed from the physical corner?
This is good but why not cut from the corner for less waste?
Finally get to see the actual use of that LOL
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Now I got to know the use of this triangle 😂
It’s called a square I know it’s a triangle shape but it’s called a square
Didn't you go to school? Lol
It's called set square
@@kahafmemon6146 ok mathematics pandit Ji 🙏🏻
@@karthikbg6725 hehe 😂 sorry if you mind it 🙃 I was just telling you
thanks that really saved my life
Wait you dont just wing it and hope you get it right? That's what literally everyone in m family does
Education is important
What about the other ends there not going to fit but u cut the part
Finally I came to know the use set square 🙂
As someone who has a father working in carpentry, this isn’t a life hack at all this is what they usually do
Ppl who complain they aren't Goin to use what they study in school. This is the example guys where u do use such knowledge plus u get to use setsquare.
I think people who complain this mostly mean when they learn things like Shakespeare’s plays or that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell, not saying those things aren’t useful for certain jobs, but most people don’t use that info.
@@Jules-zy4rs I can understand what you mean. But how do you know at age of lets say 10yrs old, what do you wanna do in your life. School is for general studies. We need to know every aspect and dimension of knowledge. May be direct applications are limited but it certainly helps in building EQ and mental aptitude.
The problem is that our school atleast mine one focused more on just to lay down the facts and test in exams.
For eg Shakespeare will lead you to creative side to literature and guides you to be better writer or speaker even if you don't do it professionally.
Mitochondria one personally left me in awe with biology and how complex our body is. But I mostly attribute it to my great bio teacher sadly he passed away last month due to covid.
@@chandankumar10360 First off sorry for your loss, also thanks for the constructive criticism.
MATHS ARE FOLLOWING U TILL DEATH whos with me?🖑
Heaven to perfectionists
I was like if I do the same then also no finishing at all
Finally I found the use of set squares😂😂😂
This is useful, but all that stuff for ONE?!
I got 16 of them
45⁰ on both,cut, assemble, boom perfect 90⁰ degree. (it does work for other cuts you just need to change the angle of the cut to match the desired angle but that's pretty much how standard 90⁰ are made)
@@k.l.4578 it does work for other angles, im a dumbass
Not all walls are 90 degrees 🤣, I mean barely.
Cut off 45° from both peice they fit easily this is just time waste
It’s common sense and I’ve known how to do that since I was around 5
Oh sure you did
Just make sure the board is longer than what you’re cutting off so you can trim it down lmao
The only people who wouldn’t know this is people who didn’t pass math class
Interesting, now I've learnt a cool new hack which i most probably will forget tommorow and never use for the rest of my life
It's just so satisfying how it joins together 😌
I'm not going to use it but I like it
This was pretty satisfying ngl
How anyone sees math:Omg this is so hard
The Nerd:
When you graduate from a very low level college 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sérao que eu sou o unico Brasileiro a conversar aqui?
(I'm the only Brazilian to talk here?)
Oi
@@hatakezada ola
I can see this being useful for people who only need to cut one or two things at an angle, but if you're going to be doing it a lot just get a miter saw. It'll save you time and it's more precise since it's what they were made to do.
Yes but you still need to measure the angle so you can set the cutting angle on the saw.
That's not a life hack, it's Carpentry.
A basic high school education could have prepared you for this. Not really a “tip” or “trick”
It's still handy regardless...
Fuck off
I'm confused
What's going
on right now
NNNNOT. 😆
Shit didnt even line up 🤣
I just had a hard ass geometry test. This feels insulting
Lmao
Same
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Did I actually watch a person fix a corner for like 30 seconds?
I have always wanted to know how to cut corners so I could play around & try to make my own jewelry box & THANX to this video I now know how !! Thank You, Sincerely, H.P. 🙏 & ☮️
I will be using that a lot! Thanks for the tip!
if you already had a set square or even a ruler you dont need soo much hardwork... just measure equal lengths and cut 45°... simple maths 😒
This video doesn’t actually help you cut anything or work out angles on a saw…
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The video: cutting wood
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Awesome ... good tip seen many videos none this simple and easy 👌
Why does it lie all the time in recommendations.... like I watched this more than 12 times
DIOS te bendiga, vuelve a el, el te esperará hasta el fin del mundo, y siguelo, tú decides pero por favor siguelo y no digas después, porque él puede venir en cualquier momento. Amén.
I prefer to cope the corners. Sometimes 45s don't meet up perfectly
Myself Who Despises Measuring: 😏
Some of you guys commenting really full of yourself.
"Oh this is common sense; oh my grandpa is carpenter; oh I knew this already". Oh I thought this was logical".
Well Duh! Not everyone knows this and life is a learning progress every day the clock tick. Everyone don't know everything! That's why most people watch educational videos and; do it yourself videos for further self development. Allow other to learn and stop being so arrogant and cocky. If you knew this why did you even watch graduate to a higher video. And let those who didn't know enjoy.
And how are you supposed to cut the right length? That's the part he doesn't show and that's why this method doesn't work
This gives me a weird feeling idk why 😅
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Just use 22.5 on a miter saw
New fabrication be like: this totally works all the time.
New England home from the 1800s that I grew up in: what even is level? Because the floor isn't. It isn't even flat. Oh you want molding haha, there's a dip in the far corner but only on Tuesdays.
is it a hack if it takes longer than the proper way ? I bet some people find this interesting . it's comical
this is kinda slow... but it does help people understand.
This is stupid. It is just common sense. What do I do if my screw won't go in with a hammer? USE A DRILL OR IMPACT WRENCH!
All who have it in the daily life respond with "that's nothing new".
It was not made for you.
It could have been done BY you, for all of the 32 million that watched it, for the purpose of spreading the Word of Carpentry among those who live by the keyboard.
I can't believe that it needs to be pointed at, but we are living in a life so sheltered we can develop different dialects, based on the different ways of life, and have the story of Babel repeated.
thanks now I kick more often
Everyone is talking about how this is not really a life hack but THEY LEFT A SHARPIE DOT ON THE FLOOR AHHHHHHHH
Awesome, because you've used set squares
Today I understood the use of set square
This isn’t a life hack- this is just how it’s done
That's a 22.5 cut. Or you can use a tool to measure the and save yourself alot of time
Why is everyone saying this is useful did literally everyone not already know this it is just standard
Welcome to anothet Episode of "how to make your life unnecessesarily harder "
Now I understand that y that instrument worked on school days mah mindvoice while seeing geometry box wat d hell they given this... 🔥
You don't know Indians they don't take measure 100 time
I'm probably embarrassing myself here, but how do you determine what the angle is? For example, I'm making a birdhouse and I want the roof of it to sit flush against the back wall of the plate the birdhouse attaches to. I THINK it's 25 degrees. Like in this video you draw the line, but how do you know what angle to set the saw blade at? Or do you just lay the wood on there and tilt the saw until it lines up with that angle? Surely there is a simple math problem to figure it out, right?
It is a nice life hack for people that don't get how it works just from looking at it. I mean, I can write code with no problem, but this is alien technology for me.
Or just get your Starrett out and measure the miter. Not guessing. No mistakes.
Wow! Who would've thought that something discovered at the birth of mathematics could be brand new in 2021?
What's?