Really nice use of materials that create such a festive structure Ainslee, most times screws will do all we need & those coach screws are strong as 💪💪💪. Happy days 🇦🇺🍻👍
Great video! Thank you for the idea of using lag bolts flush on the bottom as the main support! That was the trickiest part, but the best part. I had a 1" drill bit to make room for the bolt heads to be flush with the bottom, a long drill bit of 5/16" to make pilot holes for 7" lag bolts of 3/8", which worked great, tightening the bolts with a socket & ratchet. For additional support and aesthetics I cut a 2x8 board into triangles (I got one 3' long, so I used less than half of it) , instead of 2x4's at 45 degree angles. It was a little tricky to get the 90 degree angles fitting the main bottom and vertical 2x4's, but this worked well to put in screws from the bottom for each and at least one of the triangles got screws on the verticals the from other side, in addition to a screw on each side from the front at 45 degrees. This was also easier with my limited tool set (circular saw, 4 & 1/2" sander/grinder, battery-powered drill, tape measure, pencil (regular, ha), 90 degree straight edge, clamps like you used, 4 milk crates to work on it outside, etc. Your shop & setup is very nice but not in my future, unless I win the lottery, which is more difficult for me to do since I don't play it, ha.). Thanks again.
Lucky you only started this woody caper post-marriage Ains... imagine all the things the Engineer might have requested if you had the skill set and tools a few years earlier 😁
I saw the bosch sander come out for a few seconds. Just a bit of feed back I purchased the same sander the week after watching your review great review by the way to. Very happy with it one of the best purchases I've made. You have to hang on tight in terbo mode.. Total tools should be looking at your chanel as well maybe something in the future. Steve Tas
Thanks for wedding Arbor instructions. Great & easy to follow.
Thats awesome. Happy building
Really nice use of materials that create such a festive structure Ainslee, most times screws will do all we need & those coach screws are strong as 💪💪💪. Happy days 🇦🇺🍻👍
Thanks Dirk. The coach screws are really strong. I had never used them before but I will be in the future!! I was impressed.
Great work Ains. Simple but perfect and damn I love that pencil!! 😂
😂😂 thank you. The pencil is a winner for sure. Makes me smile everything I pick it up 😀😀
Great job Ainsley! Made that look easy..... cheers 🍻
Thanks Dave. Nice to some easy projects every once in a while 😀
Great video! Thank you for the idea of using lag bolts flush on the bottom as the main support! That was the trickiest part, but the best part. I had a 1" drill bit to make room for the bolt heads to be flush with the bottom, a long drill bit of 5/16" to make pilot holes for 7" lag bolts of 3/8", which worked great, tightening the bolts with a socket & ratchet. For additional support and aesthetics I cut a 2x8 board into triangles (I got one 3' long, so I used less than half of it) , instead of 2x4's at 45 degree angles. It was a little tricky to get the 90 degree angles fitting the main bottom and vertical 2x4's, but this worked well to put in screws from the bottom for each and at least one of the triangles got screws on the verticals the from other side, in addition to a screw on each side from the front at 45 degrees. This was also easier with my limited tool set (circular saw, 4 & 1/2" sander/grinder, battery-powered drill, tape measure, pencil (regular, ha), 90 degree straight edge, clamps like you used, 4 milk crates to work on it outside, etc. Your shop & setup is very nice but not in my future, unless I win the lottery, which is more difficult for me to do since I don't play it, ha.). Thanks again.
oh yes great idea. Glad you enjoyed the video
Lucky you only started this woody caper post-marriage Ains... imagine all the things the Engineer might have requested if you had the skill set and tools a few years earlier 😁
Ha ha ha so true James!!
I saw the bosch sander come out for a few seconds. Just a bit of feed back I purchased the same sander the week after watching your review great review by the way to. Very happy with it one of the best purchases I've made. You have to hang on tight in terbo mode.. Total tools should be looking at your chanel as well maybe something in the future. Steve Tas
Hey Steve. Thank you. That’s awesome. Yes you should do have to hold on in turbo. I’m still loving mine. 😀
Very cool, and so simple! Curious of why you did not do some sort of decorative rafter tail cuts on the top cross piece.
Thank you. Just wanted to keep it simple and let the flowers do the talking 😀
Hahahah love the huge pencil 🤣
Hahahah favourite tool in the shop 😀
That pencil, hahaha
😂😂😂 makes me smile every time I pick it up 😂😂
#pencil
😂😂 fav new accessory in the workshop