Man, I love the jig saw setup and the circle cut out jig for the welding torch. Really creative ideas and enough for me to subscribe to your channel too. I've been woodworking since I was 10, that's over 50 years for me. My father was a welder/steampipe fitter as a job and he was very good at it too. When I was about 8years old he taught me very basic welding. Whenever we could we would go to the junkyard,(one of my favorite "playgrounds"), and we would gather up a 5-gallon bucket of scrap parts, screws, wire, basically a bit of everything. When we got home, we would look at everything we got and create cars, or trucks, animals and weld them together. It was so much fun, creative, and some quality time with pops. I have such wonderful memories of those years. So my grandfather taught me woodworking, and my dad welding at a young age. There was a purpose in them doing that with me. 1) to share one of the things they loved to do, but also to give me some practical life skills. When I was in high school, I got a part-time job welding in a fabrication shop. I was 15 when I started and made almost as much as any other entry level welder. I had to pass a basic welding test, and the shop manager and some of the senior welders judged my skills and I passed. They were very impressed with the methods I knew at a young age. I saved enough money to get my first used pickup and put me through my state college. During college, I worked as a framer for a local construction company. I was treated with such respect at both jobs. I was a lucky gal back then. While most girls my age were waitressing, nothing wrong with it, but i was making triple what they were making. And getting to restore my first home myself, at 24, taught me sooo many more skills to like electrical and plumbing. Dad stepped in for that again since he knew plumbing for his job as well. Being able to purchase a home at 24( it was cheap because it needed a complete over haul), started me down a path of flipping houses. This was BEFORE flipping house became "a thing". I made some serious money back then, enough to buy two large plots of land. Grampa always taught us to invest in land early because they were not making more of it, lol. So the first plot was over 500 acres in Vermont and a 21 acres piece of land in my hometown. Those two men were very important and influential in my life and I miss them both every day. So after a lot of decades later, and I think I've learned everything there is about the two fields of interest to me, I learn something new and it is thanks to creative people like yourself. Thank you very much for that!!
So glad to of come across this channel, i cant remember when i last watched a youtube video without having to skip past all the pointless chat, if i pick a video to watch titled how to make clamps etc thats the information i want i dont need to hear about your wife, your cat or what you did over the weekend..... amazing videos thanks.. from now on your channel will be my first point of call when ever im looking for diy videos..now off to the workshop
Bonsoir mon ami 👍 merci beaucoup pour le partage de cette belle vidéo, vous êtes intelligents, vous avez beaucoup des aider, bravo bon courage et bonne chance 👍 salutations à vous 🙏🙏🙏👈💐🙋
Magnífica recopilación de excelentes proyectos maestro, los compases para cortes más originales y peculiares que se le pueden ocurrir a una persona, gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos, un saludo cordial A. X. y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 👍 🤓
Круто! Только вопрос, куда деться от обилия новых, чудесных инструментов, нужных в жизни лишь пару раз, да и то вероятно только для изготовления новых и также сомнительных в нужности?
Hallo zusammen. Danke für die Videos. Aber haben sie selbst noch geschaut seinen Videos. Sie machen zum schpass köpfen Eisen auf der Tisch. Kommt gute Geräusche auf den Ohren. Sie sind brav
It's videos like this that are probably good but the fact that you make me watch the whole thing before I get to see what your presenting makes me not want you, think about that
Man, I love the jig saw setup and the circle cut out jig for the welding torch. Really creative ideas and enough for me to subscribe to your channel too. I've been woodworking since I was 10, that's over 50 years for me. My father was a welder/steampipe fitter as a job and he was very good at it too. When I was about 8years old he taught me very basic welding. Whenever we could we would go to the junkyard,(one of my favorite "playgrounds"), and we would gather up a 5-gallon bucket of scrap parts, screws, wire, basically a bit of everything. When we got home, we would look at everything we got and create cars, or trucks, animals and weld them together. It was so much fun, creative, and some quality time with pops. I have such wonderful memories of those years. So my grandfather taught me woodworking, and my dad welding at a young age. There was a purpose in them doing that with me. 1) to share one of the things they loved to do, but also to give me some practical life skills. When I was in high school, I got a part-time job welding in a fabrication shop. I was 15 when I started and made almost as much as any other entry level welder. I had to pass a basic welding test, and the shop manager and some of the senior welders judged my skills and I passed. They were very impressed with the methods I knew at a young age. I saved enough money to get my first used pickup and put me through my state college. During college, I worked as a framer for a local construction company. I was treated with such respect at both jobs. I was a lucky gal back then. While most girls my age were waitressing, nothing wrong with it, but i was making triple what they were making. And getting to restore my first home myself, at 24, taught me sooo many more skills to like electrical and plumbing. Dad stepped in for that again since he knew plumbing for his job as well. Being able to purchase a home at 24( it was cheap because it needed a complete over haul), started me down a path of flipping houses. This was BEFORE flipping house became "a thing". I made some serious money back then, enough to buy two large plots of land. Grampa always taught us to invest in land early because they were not making more of it, lol. So the first plot was over 500 acres in Vermont and a 21 acres piece of land in my hometown.
Those two men were very important and influential in my life and I miss them both every day. So after a lot of decades later, and I think I've learned everything there is about the two fields of interest to me, I learn something new and it is thanks to creative people like yourself. Thank you very much for that!!
Thank you! Glad you like it and thanks for sharing!👍❤️
*excellent tips my dear friend* 👍 ✨ ✨ ✨
Thank you ❤️
So glad to of come across this channel, i cant remember when i last watched a youtube video without having to skip past all the pointless chat, if i pick a video to watch titled how to make clamps etc thats the information i want i dont need to hear about your wife, your cat or what you did over the weekend..... amazing videos thanks.. from now on your channel will be my first point of call when ever im looking for diy videos..now off to the workshop
Thank you very much. Glad you found us and welcome to AX Creates!!!
Hello mister AX beautiful ideas good tools well done
What a great Ideas working and decent techniques very very nice keep it up, thanks
I like your ideas DIY things ... They look so nice and useful tools. ❤❤❤
قبل أن أرى ما ستصنع تستحق لايك لآنك مبدع
te mereces todos los likes de las redes sociales, BRAVO!
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Brilliant ideas.Thanks for sharing.
Bonsoir mon ami 👍 merci beaucoup pour le partage de cette belle vidéo, vous êtes intelligents, vous avez beaucoup des aider, bravo bon courage et bonne chance 👍 salutations à vous 🙏🙏🙏👈💐🙋
Brilhante. Idéias 👏👏👏👏
Brilliant idea my brother this is awesome work thanks for sharing sir.
Sir i request make a video on table saw.
My adventure with woodworking started with Woodglut.
I salute you sir
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Magnífica recopilación de excelentes proyectos maestro, los compases para cortes más originales y peculiares que se le pueden ocurrir a una persona, gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos, un saludo cordial A. X. y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 👍 🤓
Respect pentru ceia ce faci! Ideile sunt geniale! 🇷🇴👌👌👌
Ingenious, thanks for sharing! 😊
Thank you, I got the second idea from this tutorial using a grinder to cut circles
Glad I could help!
@@axcreates_official 🙏thank you
I do wish you would give dimensions on these projects and size of material.
It’s a little difficult to do, but I will try to do that soon.
Yes👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏
20/20
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Пойду спрячу гайки, а то кто-то любит их приваривать))) Спасибо. Одну идею взял.
Круто! Только вопрос, куда деться от обилия новых, чудесных инструментов, нужных в жизни лишь пару раз, да и то вероятно только для изготовления новых и также сомнительных в нужности?
Cảm ơn bạn cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều
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Cảm ơn rất nhiều,,
Hallo zusammen. Danke für die Videos. Aber haben sie selbst noch geschaut seinen Videos. Sie machen zum schpass köpfen Eisen auf der Tisch. Kommt gute Geräusche auf den Ohren. Sie sind brav
У шурика и дрели патрон не предназначен для бокового резза как на фрезере сверло будет постоянно выскактвать.
Вопрос ко всё: кто нибудь научился сварочным работам за 15 секунд?
привет умник сделал бы себе стойку для дрели
otra vez yo, el o los accesorios corte con cinta
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Что толку от демонстрации деталей?
Время расходуется, а толку никакого.
STOP THE PRESS! Speeded grinder people get a plasma cutter. STOP THIS MADNESS! 💀
It's videos like this that are probably good but the fact that you make me watch the whole thing before I get to see what your presenting makes me not want you, think about that