Hi David, I’m learning so much from your videos. I’m watching as many as I can and am at the beginners stage. I would love to see a video about the different bits that can create holes like you’ve just done. For example a complete hole which I’ve now learned from you is with a spade bit. A countersink, counter bole, it all confuses me. I used a spade bit to create a hole for a dowel rod to hide screws but would at times like to just use glue and sawdust. Thank you so much for your time, your fans really value you. ⭐️
Hi Great to hear from you , I am happy to hear that my videos help you.Unfortunately I don’t find the time to make videos at the moment but hope to make more videos in the future. Please check out my instagram and Facebook and if you have a particular question email me and i will answer you you will find my email address on my website rusticdavid.com/ Happy Woodworking David
You are so kind for replying. I will email you a sensible question so that I don’t waste your time trying to understand what I’m asking! Thank you so much again for all these tutorials, it gives people the confidence to start. You’re a wonderful teacher. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Just doing some binge video watching during the new and (probably not) improved state lockdown we entered yesterday. Never having been a real technical guy over my life, I found the hints in this video surprisingly illuminating. Next job must be to make a bench hook. Yesterday I followed your hints on making cauls for my first glue up for old decking boards to make a bench that is supposed to match a pre existing one. The cauls were really helpful, including for holding the pieces up while varnishing last evening. I will be keeping them for another time. Appreciate the educational opportunity David.
Excellent I shall be knocking one of these up for myself ,and maybe some for presents, once I get a few decent bits of wood. A good tip for keeping nails straight when hammering is to use pliers ,or something like them which usually have a gap in them ,and keeps the nail straight until the last few mills.Good tip about blunting the nails ,often split wood ,so will try that! Cheers ,David!😎
Another very entertaining video and a very handy piece of kit, nice and simple but very handy for jobs around the house and garden. Hope you and your family are well and stay safe!
We are all good here at the moment, very strange days indeed. loving your videos as always, takes my mind off things so thanks for everything. keep posting and sending you all our very best from the Collins family!!
Could you use screws in place of nails in this situation, or isn't there enough width (using that width of wood)? Thanks. Nice little project, by the way.
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Thank you David for your upbeat videos in these uncertain times.
Hi Tony Thanks for commenting,Its my Therepy!!!!!Take care All the best David
Thanks for being a voice of sanity at a time when so many are going crazy.
Hi There Tango Thanks for your comment Go and make somthing its all that keeps me sane even in the best of times !!!!take care David
@@RusticDavid It is very zen-like: "Chop wood, carry water." Make a tool box.
Hi David, I’m learning so much from your videos. I’m watching as many as I can and am at the beginners stage. I would love to see a video about the different bits that can create holes like you’ve just done. For example a complete hole which I’ve now learned from you is with a spade bit. A countersink, counter bole, it all confuses me. I used a spade bit to create a hole for a dowel rod to hide screws but would at times like to just use glue and sawdust. Thank you so much for your time, your fans really value you. ⭐️
Hi Great to hear from you , I am happy to hear that my videos help you.Unfortunately I don’t find the time to make videos at the moment but hope to make more videos in the future. Please check out my instagram and Facebook and if you have a particular question email me and i will answer you you will find my email address on my website rusticdavid.com/
Happy Woodworking David
You are so kind for replying. I will email you a sensible question so that I don’t waste your time trying to understand what I’m asking! Thank you so much again for all these tutorials, it gives people the confidence to start. You’re a wonderful teacher. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Just doing some binge video watching during the new and (probably not) improved state lockdown we entered yesterday.
Never having been a real technical guy over my life, I found the hints in this video surprisingly illuminating. Next job must be to make a bench hook. Yesterday I followed your hints on making cauls for my first glue up for old decking boards to make a bench that is supposed to match a pre existing one. The cauls were really helpful, including for holding the pieces up while varnishing last evening. I will be keeping them for another time.
Appreciate the educational opportunity David.
Hi Col Glad you like the Videos,Sounds like you are making fast progress ,Make the most of the lockdown Happy Woodworking David
very nice it looks really perfect sir congratulations.
Excellent I shall be knocking one of these up for myself ,and maybe some for presents, once I get a few decent bits of wood.
A good tip for keeping nails straight when hammering is to use pliers ,or something like them which usually have a gap in them ,and keeps the nail straight until the last few mills.Good tip about blunting the nails ,often split wood ,so will try that!
Cheers ,David!😎
Hi Memeophobe great presents!! thanks for the nail tips Take care All the best David
David. I really like your videos. You are personable and really relate well while teaching. Enjoy the simplistic approach to woodworking.
Thank you Don ,Take care of yourself ,Best wishes David
take it easy, I wish you a good work, my master, greetings
Nice quick project
Hi Guy, Thank you for your feedback Take care David
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This is awesome thankyou and Godbless
Hi Stephanie Glad you like it I hope you are going to make one Happy Woodworking David
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That was really educational. Maybe the small and simple projects are the most digestible for me.
Hi Stephen How are you keeping? Thank you for your feedback, much appreciated!! Take care Best Wishes David
There’s no lockdown in Japan, I’m still working.
Another very entertaining video and a very handy piece of kit, nice and simple but very handy for jobs around the house and garden. Hope you and your family are well and stay safe!
Hey Trevor !! yes thanks we are all well and keeping safe,strange days! How are you? Take care, Best wishes David
We are all good here at the moment, very strange days indeed. loving your videos as always, takes my mind off things so thanks for everything. keep posting and sending you all our very best from the Collins family!!
Great project for the corona day!! Take care😁
You can put beers in it too!
And whisky😁
Could you use screws in place of nails in this situation, or isn't there enough width (using that width of wood)?
Thanks.
Nice little project, by the way.
Yes you can use screws but predrill as shown here ruclips.net/video/vkGdFVVR7qw/видео.html
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