Thanks Todd. Julie will be back at the end of the month! Hopefully I'll be caught up from the chaos of the sewer saga and we'll get some project videos posted!
Love this!!! Was looking for cheap 2x4 shelving for my garage and came across this. So much cleaner and I like how I can change up the shelves as I need!
I am impressed! Nice work and great attitude. I am always looking at other peoples ideas to collaborate with my own projects ...I don't understand why I have not run across you prior to this. I have watched several of your videos in a row and you now have me as a fan and now subscriber. Thank you, so much for sharing and keep up the great work!!
Thank you so much for not yapping throughout the entire video explaining what you are doing while doing it... and just DOING IT! great video! I subscribed quickly!
You are my hero! I love the music, the dancing, and the singing (yeah, I heard you). I am a tinkerer of the power tools and I really enjoyed your video. I now have something more to do on my Coronacation.
Nice take on the brackets. I might use this and for one level of shelf, and then just screw on a plywood sheet for a toolwall underneath. Cheers, and you got a new sub.
You cut a 2x4 in half and mounted those to the wall? Then 3/4 inch plywood for the side support on those 2x4s or was that 1/2? And 1/2 plywood for shelves? Sorry if missed that on video. Thanks!
That is a Centipede Sawhorse. I got mine at Lowe's for about $40. If you look online, there are several different sizes. The legs are so flimsy you wouldn't expect it to hold anything but the way it's designed -- it holds a lot of weight.
That is a Centipede Sawhorse. I got mine at Lowe's for about $40. If you look online, there are several different sizes. The legs are so flimsy you wouldn't expect it to hold anything but the way it's designed -- it holds a lot of weight.
why are there four of one length and three of another at the 1:41 mark...why not all the same length? doesn't cutting the pointy tips off later change the angles?
Hi Sandra, what is that red thing on your back, ay first I thought it was some kind of belt but it doesn't go all the way around?. As someone that suffers with a bad back ( broke it and now have steel bars so that I can stand) if it is for back support I would love to know what it is so I could try it and see if it helps me.
0:30 you were almost begging for your saw to kick back that lumber. Make a push stick and make your cuts in one pass. When using your track saw, use a 4X8 sheet of insulation for your sacrificial surface. It is much lighter and easier to move around by yourself than MDF or even plywood, and it costs less.
Begging..?? Not everyone NEEDS a push stick .. Some are confident in what they do & KNOW what they are doing... You do it your way, others will do it THEIR way ...
@@ACommenterOnRUclips Honestly, this is the first time I saw someone cutting a board with 2 passes (half and half) on the table saw. Is that common way? Recommended? Dangerous?
@@alopandur everyone works different, everyone see's things different. Just becsuse person A needs special tools to get the same job done does not mean person B needs the same tools ...
@@ACommenterOnRUclips Thanks, I understand, but is this a common practice, the two passes for one cut, is it safe and should I try it myself if it has any benefits? For me, just looking at it, looks kind of dangerous... And I haven't seen it ever in ANY of the hundreds videos I watched...
@@alopandur i always say, go with your gut feeling, if you feel scared, dont try it because that fear you have will make you nervous and when your nervous, mistakes happen. Something like this with a sharp blade at 10k rpm .... ready to cut your fingers off if you mess up, dont do it. Some dont have that fear, they feel confident and they do it with success. Now her 2 passes for 1 cut ... why she did it beats me. I would have fed it thru, then used another piece to pass it thru and finish OR went to the other side when she stopped and pulled it thru to finish the cut. Everyone works different
"Hanging out with me" I see what you did there…. (Pretty sure I'd dislocate something if I tried that. Desk jockeying has been terrible for my flexibility!)
Hey awesome chic. What did you use to turn off your sawstop table saw, some kind of remote. I recently upgraded to a sawstop and had an injury with kickback and am looking for a different way to turn off my saw instead putting my pretty face near the table to turn off. Hope all is well looking forward to more videos.
How tall was the tallest part of the triangle bracket? Also, it didn't look like you glued the bracket to the wall plate before attaching, was that because you might want future movement? Last but not least, how many and what kind of screws did you use for mounting the bracket too the wall plate; are you concerned about fastener shear? Thanks!
Did you check out the blog post. Most of the details are there: bit.ly/2xvgnxR You are correct, I didn't glue the brackets to the wall cleats so the brackets could be moved.
@@Sawdustgirl Thank you! I didn't see the link. It did answer all my questions. First time viewer. Very well done presentation. Not sure I can do a back hang anymore though so I won't be trying that.
1st note at 3:07 was a stupid move .... Had one or both those wood brackets snapped off, you would have went down head 1st and maybe be DEAD now ... Just hanging from your arms with feet curled up like you 1st did was enough. Next you did great work with those brackets. A bit overkill and too much design went into play but i just buy 15 inch white shelve brackets from Lowes or HD for $2 and just use 3 screws and drive then into the 2x4 behind the drywall ..
She wears a "Build like a girl" sweatshirt. The only difference I saw between her building and the average guy was she had to accessorize -- ear and eye protection and a mask.
@@alopandur if he cant acknowledge her good work but is quick to point out a possible accident that never happened, that is called a HATER! And by your comment it lets me know you are also a hater. So both you HATERS stfu!
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Damn, 100% signal and 0% noise. Just the info and no lengthy intro. I already love that channel.
What a wonderful day I have when I get an alert that Sandra has released a new video! Can't get enough of you lady, missing your sister too.
Thanks Todd. Julie will be back at the end of the month! Hopefully I'll be caught up from the chaos of the sewer saga and we'll get some project videos posted!
Love this!!! Was looking for cheap 2x4 shelving for my garage and came across this. So much cleaner and I like how I can change up the shelves as I need!
I watch your videos when I need motivation. You totally inspire me. 🙏
You win the internet today, best shelving ever. Just what I need! Thanks
Welcome back Sandra, nice to see you dancing again.
Thanks Robert! Glad to be back.
I am impressed! Nice work and great attitude. I am always looking at other peoples ideas to collaborate with my own projects ...I don't understand why I have not run across you prior to this. I have watched several of your videos in a row and you now have me as a fan and now subscriber. Thank you, so much for sharing and keep up the great work!!
Thanks so much for subscribing and watching!
Wow, thank you. Simple, nice and I'm impressed at the strength of these brackets and your stunts 😲
Thanks honey for sharing! This is awesome and so well put together! You ROCK sis!
Very nice shelves keep up the amazing wood work
Salut super boulot comme d'habitude ,toujours un plaisir de regarder tes vidéos ,merci à bientôt. Bisous de la France.
Bon jour. Merci!
Great job! Very clean looking without supports.
Great idea, simple and effective. The end bloopers were funny . Thank you 😊.
Thank you so much for not yapping throughout the entire video explaining what you are doing while doing it... and just DOING IT! great video! I subscribed quickly!
Thx for this shelving idea. This gives me a rather stylish design for replacing my current wooded shelving
You are my hero! I love the music, the dancing, and the singing (yeah, I heard you). I am a tinkerer of the power tools and I really enjoyed your video. I now have something more to do on my Coronacation.
Hello Sandra, always cheerful, but calm, careful and lucky with your projects..guapa 👏👏👏👷👷
You are awesome! Great work, and great workout. I’m not using wood, however the same concept applies with Home Depot ready made brackets. Thank you!
Excellent !! You showed me how I could get strength out of the arms. I need these arms without the plywood so I can store my long lumber.
Nice take on the brackets. I might use this and for one level of shelf, and then just screw on a plywood sheet for a toolwall underneath. Cheers, and you got a new sub.
I like that design. Copy and paste in my garage soon.
You cut a 2x4 in half and mounted those to the wall? Then 3/4 inch plywood for the side support on those 2x4s or was that 1/2? And 1/2 plywood for shelves? Sorry if missed that on video. Thanks!
Are you using the centipede for plywood cutting and like how you have dewalt and Milwaukee
Yeah use that centipede for a temporary work table.
I like the design and everything else too.. so you have a new subscriber 👍🏼🙋🏼♂️
Thanks Anders. Welcome to the madness!
Neat, clean design! I love the unobtrusive bracket design!
Como siempre muy buen trabajo, echaba de menos tus bailes, saludos desde Valencia (España)
LOL I'll keep dancing!
What is that fold out stand you used to lay the full sheet of OSB on. Where do you get those wonderful toys!
That is a Centipede Sawhorse. I got mine at Lowe's for about $40. If you look online, there are several different sizes. The legs are so flimsy you wouldn't expect it to hold anything but the way it's designed -- it holds a lot of weight.
Awesome Job ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Very Strong...I’ll be using this in my drying shed now, Thanks
What is that expanding table leg thing you used at 3:20? And how stable is it?
That is a Centipede Sawhorse. I got mine at Lowe's for about $40. If you look online, there are several different sizes. The legs are so flimsy you wouldn't expect it to hold anything but the way it's designed -- it holds a lot of weight.
Lol over and over again. You are some craic Sandra :)
Sean
Always been -- will always be. LOL
Those are awesome!!!! Great job…what angle cuts for the sides of the brackets?
To have a garage workshop is a dream to have one that size is beyond a dream
why are there four of one length and three of another at the 1:41 mark...why not all the same length? doesn't cutting the pointy tips off later change the angles?
So, what's the angle of the brackets? I guess I can just eyeball my own
Interested to know the angle as well.
Nice Sandra! like the dance haha
LOL Thanks!
Hi Sandra, what is that red thing on your back, ay first I thought it was some kind of belt but it doesn't go all the way around?. As someone that suffers with a bad back ( broke it and now have steel bars so that I can stand) if it is for back support I would love to know what it is so I could try it and see if it helps me.
what red thing? 0:41 ? Those're her ear protection...
I have pink hearing protection -- I sometimes store it on my stomach or my leg when I'm not using it.
love to see more on the brackets.
You can go to the blog post for more details.
0:30 you were almost begging for your saw to kick back that lumber. Make a push stick and make your cuts in one pass. When using your track saw, use a 4X8 sheet of insulation for your sacrificial surface. It is much lighter and easier to move around by yourself than MDF or even plywood, and it costs less.
Begging..??
Not everyone NEEDS a push stick .. Some are confident in what they do & KNOW what they are doing...
You do it your way, others will do it THEIR way ...
@@ACommenterOnRUclips Honestly, this is the first time I saw someone cutting a board with 2 passes (half and half) on the table saw. Is that common way? Recommended? Dangerous?
@@alopandur everyone works different, everyone see's things different. Just becsuse person A needs special tools to get the same job done does not mean person B needs the same tools ...
@@ACommenterOnRUclips Thanks, I understand, but is this a common practice, the two passes for one cut, is it safe and should I try it myself if it has any benefits?
For me, just looking at it, looks kind of dangerous... And I haven't seen it ever in ANY of the hundreds videos I watched...
@@alopandur i always say, go with your gut feeling, if you feel scared, dont try it because that fear you have will make you nervous and when your nervous, mistakes happen.
Something like this with a sharp blade at 10k rpm .... ready to cut your fingers off if you mess up, dont do it.
Some dont have that fear, they feel confident and they do it with success.
Now her 2 passes for 1 cut ... why she did it beats me. I would have fed it thru, then used another piece to pass it thru and finish OR went to the other side when she stopped and pulled it thru to finish the cut. Everyone works different
Hi! Thanks for sharing. How deep should the screw in the stud? is 1 inch good enough?
What is that attachment you have on your circular saw and jig saw.......looks pretty useful
Did you finish the Jack and Jill bathroom?
not yet
I mean, your wall color at this minute 2:57. Is it from JOTUN company🌹💖
That is the original wall color from when we purchased the house and I have no idea what the name of the color but I think it's from Sherwin Williams.
the attention to design is 2nd to none
Great video Sandra ! Your foldable support for cutting looks super handy ! Where can I find one :) ?
That is the Centipede saw horse.
You just sold more of those sawhorses in 5 seconds in this video than their entire marketing team ever has.
I thought $40 was a lot for that little thing but I use it all the time! Will probably buy a larger one too. Very handy.
Please ma'am what is the wall color number or color name. I beg you💝
I love you!!! 😍😍😍 Saludos desde Puebla, México buen trabajo !!!
Those are awesome! I need to try those out.
"Hanging out with me" I see what you did there…. (Pretty sure I'd dislocate something if I tried that. Desk jockeying has been terrible for my flexibility!)
LOL I didn't even plan that.
Awesome test!
what type of screws did you use on the 2x2's to screw them down to studs?
I can't remember. But all the info should be in the post (linked in the description).
Wow! This is a fantastic project! It looks complex but you make it look like I could do this ! Thanks for Posting! 4:59
Hey awesome chic. What did you use to turn off your sawstop table saw, some kind of remote. I recently upgraded to a sawstop and had an injury with kickback and am looking for a different way to turn off my saw instead putting my pretty face near the table to turn off. Hope all is well looking forward to more videos.
I use my knee. I'm not sure about all SawStops but mine has a big red "lever?" that you can push with your knee to stop the blade.
Thanks for the reply. I guess you used a remote to turn off your dust collector. Keep up the awesome videos.
I didnt catch if you share the angle cut you make or the dimensions on the triangles you cut. Can you share?
The angle doesn't really matter.
Great video, thanks for the idea!
Listening to Daft Punk. I approve. Awesome shelves! Well done!
I wish I had the room for those saws and other tools
hi dear Sandra so lovely and wonderful work .. just can i ask you something the plywood is it 1/2 inch or 1 inch ?
It is 3/4" thick plywood. You can go to the blog post for more details and instructions.
what an amazing video
What thickness is your OSB board?
Great video!
1/2"
Great dance moves!!
Love this method
Outstanding.
Sandra how did you place the triangle cuts on the wall
I'm confused about the question
great job i will try make in my house for garage soon
How tall was the tallest part of the triangle bracket? Also, it didn't look like you glued the bracket to the wall plate before attaching, was that because you might want future movement? Last but not least, how many and what kind of screws did you use for mounting the bracket too the wall plate; are you concerned about fastener shear? Thanks!
Did you check out the blog post. Most of the details are there: bit.ly/2xvgnxR
You are correct, I didn't glue the brackets to the wall cleats so the brackets could be moved.
Missed a question: the brackets are designed so the weight is dispersed to the wall cleats. The cleats are not going to twist, sag, slide...
@@Sawdustgirl Thank you! I didn't see the link. It did answer all my questions. First time viewer. Very well done presentation. Not sure I can do a back hang anymore though so I won't be trying that.
LOL definitely be safe.
Very nice. You go girl!
nice
I built something similar for my lumber storage
nice work, you have nicer tools in your garage then most wood shops. dont forget to clean the foot prints off the wall before dad gets home.
well having read the comments i find half repulsive and a quarter disturbing and a quarter fine.
You have more tools than Home Depot
👍🏻
It would have been a better video had gone through the details on how you've built the Cantilevers...
Absolutely. It was really all I was looking for
Wow so cool!
Ну Вы мадам , молодец !!! Nu Vy madam , molodets !!! Well you are madam, well done!
what i wrote is clear ,I said your way much better than abril wilkerson not that she is bad .
I am always positive
Sorry for the misunderstanding. Thank you for your positive encouragement!
1st note at 3:07 was a stupid move .... Had one or both those wood brackets snapped off, you would have went down head 1st and maybe be DEAD now ... Just hanging from your arms with feet curled up like you 1st did was enough.
Next you did great work with those brackets. A bit overkill and too much design went into play but i just buy 15 inch white shelve brackets from Lowes or HD for $2 and just use 3 screws and drive then into the 2x4 behind the drywall ..
I probably wouldn't watch a video of that.
@@steveamiaga2327 Yep. People like watch something simple being made complex.
She wears a "Build like a girl" sweatshirt. The only difference I saw between her building and the average guy was she had to accessorize -- ear and eye protection and a mask.
Хорошая работа. Красивая женщина.😘
Great Job♥️
Nice job
Nice 👍💪🔨💯
Very nice
I like that the floor is spotless...no sawdust; shavings or spilled paint; glue etc. Also a shop of what looks like brand new used tools.
That is my husband's garage not my shop. I store some of my tools that I don't use often over there.
I do mostly wood carving and use a lot of antique tools so I don't have much in the way of dust collection.
Stunning
thank you for great idea.
love these! thanks!
Nice, likely used double the required resources, and burned a bit a of free space,. but they look good.
It is possible. I'm sure there are 1000 other ways to build shelving. This is just the way I did it for this video.
Did she just remote cut off her table saw?
Yes. It can be bought from woodcraft or rockler
I pushed the "stop" on my table saw with my knee. The remote is for my dust collector.
@@Sawdustgirl ahhhhh! Hollywood movie tricks. Nice touch
@@Sawdustgirl meant to ask what screws did you use?
Cool video - You have a bunch of kool tools , need to step up my game - learned a lot , gets my thumbs up
😤👄
😂 "going the distance" yeah ✊
oh but wait, i hadn't even seen the dancing, and that thumbnail ...and that beautifully trademark crazy hair flap thing 😂❤👍👍
ATAGAL. GREAT JOB DONE WELL.
Veryyyy good
Straight badass
How much do you weigh is my question? Ik that's not a question most women don't answer but I'm guess around 120 lb maybe a little less perhaps
3:10 was a dumb move, if they broke you would have had a broken neck.
Stfu up hater
@@sien481 That's NOTHING hating here, guy is 100% right...
@@alopandur if he cant acknowledge her good work but is quick to point out a possible accident that never happened, that is called a HATER! And by your comment it lets me know you are also a hater. So both you HATERS stfu!
@@sien481 And you are dumber than the hater, trala-la-la-la...
You know you can stick your "stfu" up yours?
Sure you know.
Love love love💙💙💙💙
If I wore my hearing protection like that it would fit an elephant---------
Gotta store it somewhere...
Hola ;)
Martin! Hola~
Dig the dancing...and the shelves ;)