I was walking through the store not too long ago and this great idea came to me that I wanted to share with you all. Thanks for watching and please leave me a thumbs up (or a thumbs down) as well as a comment!
Excellent idea . Great demonstration. I really thought you were gonna cut a slit in that treestump and insert the other end of the board to provide a solid table as a chopping board . 😃 I was very impressed with the single ended tripod support strength.
well, 2 saturdays ago I went to meet the lads at a survival course. I did bring some food, but no board...the tenderloin and chestnuts I cooked was so good that one of the pupils I had to expel him from the cooking area because after telling him to rejoin the others at the course he told he was already learning to survive...tastefully! ;-)
A trick I've picked up is putting a cheap flying disk (Frisbee) in my kit. It can be used as a cutting board, plate, shallow bowl, entertainment, and many other things, without taking up a lot of space or weighing too much.
Seems like you could easily use this trick to make a Frisbee table. Just by leaving the top ends of the tripod longer to catch the lip. I'll have to grab a cheap Frisbee soon.
That is an AWESOME idea - nice work. You could even use a router to put in another handle on the other end of the board and use two tripods to make a super-strong little kitchen worktop. Love it!
@@adityarizki6683 it's a woodworking tool that cuts a shaped edge in the material you are cutting. Often a groove for joining pieces of furniture or a decorative curved edge. Bigger routers come in a table but you can also get router bits for a handheld drill or Dremel (electric rotary tool). Hope that helps:)
Good idea! I always enjoy seeing people think outside the box. Thanks for sharing. PS: Research has shown that wooden cutting boards have anti-bacterial properties. And, that plastic cutting boards can harbour bacteria in deeps scratches. Pros & cons for using each. I use both in my kitchen.
The problem with using a wooden cutting board in the backcountry is that even though they are properly sanitized with hot water and soap, they take a long time to dry out. So, you're packing a wet cutting board into your backpack which would allow the growth of bacteria. The HDPE cutting board will dry out in just a few minutes. Thank you for watching.
@@WayPointSurvival Agree with you on the practicality of packing a wooden cutting board when hitting the trail. That's why I have a tiny rigid plastic and a larger flexible version in our Grab/Go bags.
So I'm currently setting in the woods, just finished dinner and I am amazed at how sturdy this table was. Thank you so much for this trick. Please keep up the great work.
Good idea. Will look into this. Coincidentally, I just bought 2, just slightly larger cutting boards on sale myself.(Even though I only really needed one).
Yes sir you are the ingenuous young man and you're right I never have thought of that and if anybody else has well they didn't say it. And there we go another tool for the survival kit. Thanks James you always come up with some pretty smart stuff. Have a great day stay safe and keep your powder dry!
Thanks for another great diy idea, James. Depending on the size of the handle, you might be able to use a broom handle or old tent poles for the tripod, perhaps even a collapsible broom handle with several sections
Perfect timing. I just bought the stanley two bowl kit. You are the king of pimping out the two cup kit, (I've pointed many people to this) and I would love to see your hacks for the two bowl kit.
I like the tripod idea! I have a larger version of that board (18x12?) I carry in the van, I cut a hole for a 1/2 pvc threaded adapter fitting in one corner and use a threaded cap to hold it in place. A 1/2" emt pipe 3' long gets pushed in the ground/beach sand. I'll give the tripod idea a try
Very clever ! Cheap, easy & lightweight. Think they would be great on the patio, too. There's usually just so much space & $ for outdoor furniture. These can be taken down & will take very little space to store. Could even spray paint the legs for a decorator touch. 😊 Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing this James!! We always need a place to sit things while out fishing, but don't want to add the weight of a table to our load! God bless and stay safe!
Hello James! U r just amazing! I enjoy watching ur channel, U teach us really cool things to make, very simple anyone can make (unlike other channels that discourages many due to the special tools and or machinery one needs to make) plus the things u put together, is extremely affordable, because we might already have it, can find it, or it’s cheap to buy! Thank u
Very nice video, James! I've been looking for something like this, but didn't want to carry the weight or spend the big bucks on an ultralight version!
Great idea! I like these boards and how they are made in America. I've used these in other projects that needed easily formable plastic by heating with a heat gun. I might caution (the obvious) that they are heat sensitive and will easily bend if over a fire, or a hot pot of boiling liquid is placed on it.
You come up with good ideas, I did it hard school all these yrs lol. I just cleaned off a rock or piece of wood. No telling how many germs I have eaten over the yrs.
Love that idea. A clean surface to prepare and eat stream side trout meal. Always have a few items with me while trout fishing in Michigan. There's something special about have fresh trout lunch by a little fire. This is my trout lunch kit: Fire making stuff, couple sheets of foil, couple paper plates, seasoning salt, half stick of butter, can of baked beans and fork/spoon. I build a fire, season and butter trout, wrap trout in foil pouch and open beans. I then place can of beans next to hot coals and trout pouch on coals until both are cooked. My paper plate is burned in fire, when done and i wash out empty can to pack out. Bush's beans make smaller personal size cans of beans that work well...like 6-8oz. Enjoyed your video and hope folks like what i shared 😃👍. Ralph
I've used that same cutting board and made a spike table with it. Drill a small hole in the center of the board and use a #8 bolt to screw into a crossbow bolt that I also picked up at walmart. I removed the fletching from the crossbow bolt previously. Once the crossbow bolt is screwed to the cutting board, I shove the nock end of the crossbow bolt into the ground. Works great as a side table next to your chair or hammock. (I did add a couple wide washers for a little reinforcement where the crossbow bolt and cutting board attach. I also tried an arrow shaft, but that was too long and flexible) Cost was under $10 and much less than some of the commercially available spike tables (less features too, but for the price difference I'm not complaining)
Great video. I wonder if you could take a stick with a fork in the branches. Turn the fork 90 degrees and catch the other side of the cutting board opposite the hand opening on the other end. You can lean this into the board and it should make this very sturdy. Just my thoughts on this. Keep up the good work. I really appreciate all of your efforts.
Really cool, I like it! I always look forward to your videos because you come up with some great ideas that are way out of the ordinary. Keep up the great job man.
I Like it. You could use another pointy stick just stuck into the ground for the other end of the table. it'll be much more stable. But that trick goes into my camping gear!
Lol!! I use the same thing for a work surface in my semi truck. Between the fridge n closet there’s a gap n small ledge, that ledge is just big enough to set a cup to fill but too short for much else. I take my standard cutting board, that I store in the microwave, and stick it under that closet door gap. Perfect for holding a plate or making a sandwich.
I use the same cutting board, but I drilled 5/8" holes in the corners. It means I need another stick, but I don't need to do any lashing. Just run the sticks thru at an angle.
That's a really neat idea. I carry a thin, flexible cutting board that I cut down to be more packable, so it wouldn't work for this, but it's still neat to see new ways to use gear.
That's a great Idea. I would still go with a wood board, maybe sealed with a rubbing oil like Linseed, so that it would handle a hot coffee cup better. I've softened a board like that before by placing a "Too Warm" cup on it. It stuck to the bottom of the cup and left a ring of rough plastic and it was one of the HDPE types that are most common. Only problem with a board of equal size is that it weighs significantly more than the HDPE version.
The biggest problem with wood boards in the backcountry is that when you wash them and sanitize them using hot soapy water they take a really long time to dry. The plastic version is much easier and quicker to use when you need to pack up and get on your way. Thank you for watching.
Nice hack, I love the cutting board table idea. If you use a wooden board with the same set up as the plastic one, would it be stronger? Plus handle heat better? Great idea!!!
Thank you. Yes, you could use a wooden cutting board and it would handle the heat better. However, you could just use a heat pad like the ones you used to take things out of the oven. Also, when you sanitize a wood cutting board with hot soapy water it takes a very long time to dry out especially stuffed into a backpack and carried all day. This would generally tend to harbor more bacteria than a plastic cutting board which dries off very quickly. Thank you for watching and for your questions.
I always look forward to your Monday videos. As always that's a good hack. If this weather ever breaks I'm planning to get out and try my hand at your creations. You take care.
Dude! That was cool and a super duper idea. Now you need to make a back rest for sitting up in bed when camping and use that as tray for breakfast in bed. Or, lunch or dinner or snacks, in bed. Dave Canterbury would no doubt appreciate that idea just because it's a good one.
I like to support the cutting board on my knees, so I can even cut with a lot of force, like south-tyrolian gammon or salami, which are pretty hard but delicious. Will try out Kurt Wolfmeyers suggestion of a Frisbee, maybe with a matching round cutting board inside, I don't trust the Frisbee to stand up against my razor-sharp Mora. Stay safe
I have the smaller version of this board cut to fit the front pouch on my water bottle carrier. Looks like I need to pick up a second one and not cut it. If you need more strength, you could just put a rock(or something) on the back leg to shift the weight, or push it into the ground.
About in the middle. Of course, the board also bends as it is flexible, so with more weight, you have to cant it at an angle to compensate. For really heavy things, you need to keep it towards the tripod, of course.
Smart cookie, how do you come up with all those ideas? I always look forward to your next video, you are so imaginative. Thank you James. Maranatha Nicole
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I was walking through the store not too long ago and this great idea came to me that I wanted to share with you all. Thanks for watching and please leave me a thumbs up (or a thumbs down) as well as a comment!
Excellent idea .
Great demonstration.
I really thought you were gonna cut a slit in that treestump and insert the other end of the board to provide a solid table as a chopping board .
😃
I was very impressed with the single ended tripod support strength.
Excellent idea! Easy solutions for complicated problems, great job mate!
well, 2 saturdays ago I went to meet the lads at a survival course. I did bring some food, but no board...the tenderloin and chestnuts I cooked was so good that one of the pupils I had to expel him from the cooking area because after telling him to rejoin the others at the course he told he was already learning to survive...tastefully! ;-)
👍🏻 idea 💡
A trick I've picked up is putting a cheap flying disk (Frisbee) in my kit. It can be used as a cutting board, plate, shallow bowl, entertainment, and many other things, without taking up a lot of space or weighing too much.
Yes, that is also an excellent idea!
Seems like you could easily use this trick to make a Frisbee table. Just by leaving the top ends of the tripod longer to catch the lip. I'll have to grab a cheap Frisbee soon.
@@azraelf.6287, just make sure you get one with a flat top or you will have a problem with things wanting to slide off.
@@DasWolf1968 that or make the tripod top end of the sticks longer to cradle the frisbee upside down.
And you have a Frisbee if you have a friend around.
Great idea. I always carry a couple flexible cutting boards from Dollar Tree to have a clean, dry work surface. Can also be rolled into a funnel.
Thank you for watching!
I always have a flexible cutting mat.....for day hikes in a frameless day pack put it as a liner in the pack and helps keep stuff poking at you
Great idea, James! And you used the word “cantilevered”
Thank you. Yes that word comes from my years of experience as a carpenter.
That is an AWESOME idea - nice work. You could even use a router to put in another handle on the other end of the board and use two tripods to make a super-strong little kitchen worktop.
Love it!
Yes you could, I hadn't thought of that!
Great idea! 😁👍
what is a router ?
@@adityarizki6683 🤣🤣🤣
@@adityarizki6683 it's a woodworking tool that cuts a shaped edge in the material you are cutting. Often a groove for joining pieces of furniture or a decorative curved edge. Bigger routers come in a table but you can also get router bits for a handheld drill or Dremel (electric rotary tool). Hope that helps:)
Good idea! I always enjoy seeing people think outside the box. Thanks for sharing.
PS: Research has shown that wooden cutting boards have anti-bacterial properties. And, that plastic cutting boards can harbour bacteria in deeps scratches. Pros & cons for using each. I use both in my kitchen.
The problem with using a wooden cutting board in the backcountry is that even though they are properly sanitized with hot water and soap, they take a long time to dry out. So, you're packing a wet cutting board into your backpack which would allow the growth of bacteria. The HDPE cutting board will dry out in just a few minutes. Thank you for watching.
@@WayPointSurvival Agree with you on the practicality of packing a wooden cutting board when hitting the trail. That's why I have a tiny rigid plastic and a larger flexible version in our Grab/Go bags.
So I'm currently setting in the woods, just finished dinner and I am amazed at how sturdy this table was. Thank you so much for this trick. Please keep up the great work.
Thanks for watching I'm so glad you liked it!
Good idea. Will look into this. Coincidentally, I just bought 2, just slightly larger cutting boards on sale myself.(Even though I only really needed one).
Excellent!
Another unique hack I only see these on your channel that's why I like it God bless my friend
Thank you so much, and God bless you too!
Yes sir you are the ingenuous young man and you're right I never have thought of that and if anybody else has well they didn't say it. And there we go another tool for the survival kit. Thanks James you always come up with some pretty smart stuff. Have a great day stay safe and keep your powder dry!
Thank you so much, Terry!
Yup. A new one for me. Thanks a million.
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for another great diy idea, James. Depending on the size of the handle, you might be able to use a broom handle or old tent poles for the tripod, perhaps even a collapsible broom handle with several sections
Yes, I believe there are several different options to make this work.
You're right. That's a trick I've NEVER seen before. It'll come in handy. Thanks.
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you liked it!
Perfect timing. I just bought the stanley two bowl kit. You are the king of pimping out the two cup kit, (I've pointed many people to this) and I would love to see your hacks for the two bowl kit.
Thank you so much. I don't own one of those yet but it might be something that I purchase in the near future.
I like the tripod idea! I have a larger version of that board (18x12?) I carry in the van, I cut a hole for a 1/2 pvc threaded adapter fitting in one corner and use a threaded cap to hold it in place. A 1/2" emt pipe 3' long gets pushed in the ground/beach sand. I'll give the tripod idea a try
Sounds good! Thank you for watching.
I like the hack James! It's given me a few minor ideas on tweaks, and some spin off ideas. Thank you for bringing these to us!
Thank you for watching and I'm glad that you enjoyed it!
Very clever ! Cheap, easy & lightweight.
Think they would be great on the patio, too. There's usually just so much space & $ for outdoor furniture. These can be taken down & will take very little space to store. Could even spray paint the legs for a decorator touch. 😊
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much, that would indeed work well!
Thanks for sharing this James!! We always need a place to sit things while out fishing, but don't want to add the weight of a table to our load! God bless and stay safe!
Thank you for watching, glad you liked it and God bless you too!
Hello James! U r just amazing! I enjoy watching ur channel, U teach us really cool things to make, very simple anyone can make (unlike other channels that discourages many due to the special tools and or machinery one needs to make) plus the things u put together, is extremely affordable, because we might already have it, can find it, or it’s cheap to buy! Thank u
Thank you for watching and I'm glad that you are enjoying the channel!
Great hack again James! Makes a perfect side table at the campsite. Those wheels inside your head never stop turning!
Thank you for watching!
New to me, thank you! I’m definitely adding it to my kit.
Thank you for watching!
James, Great tip, This is one that I will use, and your right never saw this one before….
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You put alot of things I haven't seen before thanks.
You're welcome!
What can I say but another great idea my friend.
Thank you so much, glad you liked it!
You're the Genius of DIY bushcraft.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
James, this is a genius tip, I have to say, I went and tried it and wow, it really works! Thanks.
Thank you for watching and I'm glad that you liked it!
Brother, this is genius. Thank you,
Thank you so much!
Very nice video, James! I've been looking for something like this, but didn't want to carry the weight or spend the big bucks on an ultralight version!
Excellent. Thank you for watching!
Great idea! I like these boards and how they are made in America. I've used these in other projects that needed easily formable plastic by heating with a heat gun. I might caution (the obvious) that they are heat sensitive and will easily bend if over a fire, or a hot pot of boiling liquid is placed on it.
Good point about the heat. Thank you for watching!
@@WayPointSurvival Sure thing!
This video has challenged me to create all kinds of tree shelves with junk people would throw away.thankyou for all your inspiration.
Thank you for watching!
You come up with good ideas, I did it hard school all these yrs lol. I just cleaned off a rock or piece of wood. No telling how many germs I have eaten over the yrs.
Thank you so much! A little dirt won't hurt, lol.
Love that idea. A clean surface to prepare and eat stream side trout meal. Always have a few items with me while trout fishing in Michigan. There's something special about have fresh trout lunch by a little fire. This is my trout lunch kit: Fire making stuff, couple sheets of foil, couple paper plates, seasoning salt, half stick of butter, can of baked beans and fork/spoon. I build a fire, season and butter trout, wrap trout in foil pouch and open beans. I then place can of beans next to hot coals and trout pouch on coals until both are cooked. My paper plate is burned in fire, when done and i wash out empty can to pack out. Bush's beans make smaller personal size cans of beans that work well...like 6-8oz. Enjoyed your video and hope folks like what i shared 😃👍. Ralph
Thanks for watching and for the info!
I've used that same cutting board and made a spike table with it. Drill a small hole in the center of the board and use a #8 bolt to screw into a crossbow bolt that I also picked up at walmart. I removed the fletching from the crossbow bolt previously. Once the crossbow bolt is screwed to the cutting board, I shove the nock end of the crossbow bolt into the ground. Works great as a side table next to your chair or hammock. (I did add a couple wide washers for a little reinforcement where the crossbow bolt and cutting board attach. I also tried an arrow shaft, but that was too long and flexible) Cost was under $10 and much less than some of the commercially available spike tables (less features too, but for the price difference I'm not complaining)
Excellent idea. Thank you for watching the video!
I like, that it also serves as a dinner table or night stand. Love your hacks
Yes indeed. Thanks for watching!
That is a awesome idea thanks for sharing stay safe and God Bless you
Thank you for watching and God bless you too!
Great video. I wonder if you could take a stick with a fork in the branches. Turn the fork 90 degrees and catch the other side of the cutting board opposite the hand opening on the other end. You can lean this into the board and it should make this very sturdy. Just my thoughts on this. Keep up the good work. I really appreciate all of your efforts.
Sounds interesting. Thank you for watching!
You are correct not one I’ve see on any other channel. Thanks for posting
Thank you for watching!
A great idea for a table. Another good video as usual.
Thank you so much, glad you liked it!
Really cool, I like it! I always look forward to your videos because you come up with some great ideas that are way out of the ordinary. Keep up the great job man.
Thank you so much, and, I'm glad that you are enjoying the channel!
I have a few of those exact cutting boards in the kitchen. Great hack with a lightweight piece of equipment !
Thanks!
Very clever idea James . Something to set a plate or drink on besides your lap . Have a great evening
Thank you so much for watching!
This is a great idea indeed. And the board doubles as a frame for soft backpacks
Indeed. Thanks for watching!
I Like it. You could use another pointy stick just stuck into the ground for the other end of the table. it'll be much more stable. But that trick goes into my camping gear!
Thank you for watching!
Always coming up with something innovative. A standout channel in the myriad in this space.
Thank you so much!
Kind of reminds me of the dingle stick/ 12 oz aluminum can trick for boiling water over an open fire.
Nicely done.
Thank you for watching!
Lol!!
I use the same thing for a work surface in my semi truck.
Between the fridge n closet there’s a gap n small ledge, that ledge is just big enough to set a cup to fill but too short for much else.
I take my standard cutting board, that I store in the microwave, and stick it under that closet door gap. Perfect for holding a plate or making a sandwich.
Excellent. Thank you for watching!
I use the same cutting board, but I drilled 5/8" holes in the corners. It means I need another stick, but I don't need to do any lashing. Just run the sticks thru at an angle.
That would work also. Thanks for watching.
I love it. Might drill some extra holes for a wider spread
Thank you for watching!
That's a really neat idea.
I carry a thin, flexible cutting board that I cut down to be more packable, so it wouldn't work for this, but it's still neat to see new ways to use gear.
Thank you for watching!
A right smart idea . Thinking outside the box . I like that thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome!
I use a paper thin poly cutting board to save weight, but I can usually find a surface.
Sounds good. Thank you for watching!
That's a brilliant idea, just what I needed, a hammock table.
Very good! Thank you for watching!
BRILLIANT !! you are amazing i just love all of the wonderful inventions you make , thank you , you stay safe , till next time , God Bless
Thank you so much and God bless you too!
Thanks for sharing your great hacks with us James! Blessings
Thank you for watching!
Macgyver Bender does it again! 😊👍
Thank you so much!
That's a great Idea. I would still go with a wood board, maybe sealed with a rubbing oil like Linseed, so that it would handle a hot coffee cup better. I've softened a board like that before by placing a "Too Warm" cup on it. It stuck to the bottom of the cup and left a ring of rough plastic and it was one of the HDPE types that are most common. Only problem with a board of equal size is that it weighs significantly more than the HDPE version.
The biggest problem with wood boards in the backcountry is that when you wash them and sanitize them using hot soapy water they take a really long time to dry. The plastic version is much easier and quicker to use when you need to pack up and get on your way. Thank you for watching.
This is an awesome hack, simple inexpensive and something I wouldn't have thought of.
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you liked it!
Nice hack, I love the cutting board table idea. If you use a wooden board with the same set up as the plastic one, would it be stronger? Plus handle heat better? Great idea!!!
Thank you. Yes, you could use a wooden cutting board and it would handle the heat better. However, you could just use a heat pad like the ones you used to take things out of the oven. Also, when you sanitize a wood cutting board with hot soapy water it takes a very long time to dry out especially stuffed into a backpack and carried all day. This would generally tend to harbor more bacteria than a plastic cutting board which dries off very quickly. Thank you for watching and for your questions.
Good idea, may have to try that next time out.
Excellent. Thank you for watching!
I always look forward to your Monday videos. As always that's a good hack. If this weather ever breaks I'm planning to get out and try my hand at your creations. You take care.
Excellent. Thank you so much for watching!
Hi James! Brother this is so simple but a real game changer. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Great idea James. Thanks for showing us. Take care.
Thank you for watching, my friend!
I always learn awesome things from your videos. GOD BLESS. Liked how you cooked bacon and eggs and toast on a can.loved it.
Thank you so much!
Well done sir. Simple and practical
Thank you for watching!
Dude! That was cool and a super duper idea. Now you need to make a back rest for sitting up in bed when camping and use that as tray for breakfast in bed. Or, lunch or dinner or snacks, in bed. Dave Canterbury would no doubt appreciate that idea just because it's a good one.
Thank you for watching!
I like to support the cutting board on my knees, so I can even cut with a lot of force, like south-tyrolian gammon or salami, which are pretty hard but delicious.
Will try out Kurt Wolfmeyers suggestion of a Frisbee, maybe with a matching round cutting board inside, I don't trust the Frisbee to stand up against my razor-sharp Mora.
Stay safe
Thank you for watching
Missed this video but I will most definitely try this. Thanks for sharing.
Great, thanks for watching!
Sweet trick i will definitely use this on my river trip in 2 weeks
Excellent. Thank you for watching!
Great idea James I will have to try that!!
Thank you so much!
Great idea once again. Thank you. Love and blessings!
Thank you for watching, glad you liked it!
Wow that's awesome! Thank you so much for sharing this one. God bless and stay safe.
Thank you for watching and God bless you too!
Brilliant. Great video. 👍 Great light weight multipurpose idea for a table in the bush.
Thank you so much, glad you liked it!
Great trick, never would think of it.
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I'm definitely trying that . Thanks!!!
Excellent, thanks for watching!
Very clever. I can imagine expanding on this idea
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Good idea - I usually make a taller tripod for my pack and for hang clothes to dry - lookin like I'm gonna have a bunch of tripods around my site now
Right? Thanks for watching!
Love these kind of hacks.
Thanks!
I have the smaller version of this board cut to fit the front pouch on my water bottle carrier. Looks like I need to pick up a second one and not cut it. If you need more strength, you could just put a rock(or something) on the back leg to shift the weight, or push it into the ground.
Yes, that would work. Thanks for watching!
That’s amazing. I have that exact cutting board. I’m going to try that on my next outing
Thank you for watching and glad you liked it!
Great idea and small,light weight. Super hack James
Thank you so much, my friend!
Free is great! Thanks for sharing!
Great coffee sipping table. Another fun tip from Waypoint Survival!
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Ingenious hack. I've the exact board. My next camp will include this. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching.!
That is a neat trick.... i wouldve liked to see the weight test though.... find out where that balance point is before that short leg needs an anchor
About in the middle. Of course, the board also bends as it is flexible, so with more weight, you have to cant it at an angle to compensate. For really heavy things, you need to keep it towards the tripod, of course.
Great idea James!
Thank you!
oh wow that is pretty ingenious! thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much!
Smart cookie, how do you come up with all those ideas? I always look forward to your next video, you are so imaginative.
Thank you James.
Maranatha
Nicole
Thank you so much! I guess I just tend to look at things from a different angle than most folks, it's just the way God made me. Thanks for watching!
Hallelujah! I love it! Another great idea. Incredible videos!
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Absolutely brilliant 👍
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Excellent idea.
Thank you!
I love this idea! I have picked up a couple of those very cutting boards, but the tripod idea hadn't occurred to me!
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Great content and appreciate your time and effort thanks. 👍🇬🇧
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Ingenious! I’m going to try this. Thanks
Thank you for watching the video!
Good point.
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Easy setup and very useful
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As usual; another brilliant vid thank you. Stay safe, Be Blessed.
Thank you so much!
Great tip and video...Freedom for all people..
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That is a dam good idea! Well thought out thanks.
Glad you liked it and thanks for watching!
Very good! Thanks 👍!
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That’s an awesome tip James. Thanks for sharing
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