I'v just taken up carpentry at over 40 I can't tell you how much it's helped me with my head. Very satisfying even my mistakes. Good for the soul. Live your posts feel your positive vibe
@@lonewanderer_n7 It's so important to always be learning and growing or you'll never have a better life. We have the world's information at our fingertips but also take the time to put some real thought into it. Everyone seems to be looking for help, see if you can take a few days or a week off from work (vacation/sick days) and ask a carpenter if you can help him for free for a few days in exchange for some insight into what its like as a career. Or do that on your weekends (off days) and probably within a month you'll either realize you don't like it or be familiar enough its not so scary to switch careers.
I think Carpentry is a God-given gift and you either have it or not. I'm 42 years old, but would love to learn how to build homes and survival camps out in the woods. I've been told that the first step to becoming a Carpenter is learning how to use a measuring tape, which is harder than some may think. Just watching Carpenters build things eases my mind with peace and calms my soul. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome comment Derek. Thank you so much for sharing. One little step at a time my friend and I will definitely put out a how to use a measuring tape video.
I like your style. I'm starting my carpentry journey now as a middle aged man that wants to tinker. This is very helpful and I am excited to learn more from your channel. Thanks much.
you're awesome frank....you are most welcome..i would love to hear more about the journey! check out the mighty network..we would love to have you. the-home-menders.mn.co
Hello this video is very helpful I’m currently in technology College down in England (USA friend next door neighbor) and I’m doing carpentry and joinery course and this video is super helpful thanks you very much god bless
Yesterday I didn’t use my safety glasses when I cut some pressure treated wood. Ouch! That stings! AC2. Between your eyelid and eyeball. Glad it wasn’t the chromated copper arsenic 😁 I won’t do THAT anymore!
I've been a carpenter for 25 years, and everything you said was correct, except the word smidge is fine, but most people say c-hair. (C stands for See You Next Tuesday.) Good video.
This is a family show lol I coulldnt say c hair , see here? Lol. Thank you for commenting PS, that means a lot coming from a fellow tradesmen, I appreciate you friend
I work in a convenient store right now and I’m just soo tired of the type of lifestyle I have to live but this will be my start to a new life. One customer came in asked me if I knew someone who does carpentry But point is i can finally do something great and fun
hey sean!..thats good to here friend..check out the new homemenders community on thehomemenders.com . getting ready to laun ch an ecourse " side hustle to six figures" its very obtainable man... you can do this..
Hey Dustin, great vid as always! But would you do a vid on how to lay ceramic tile flooring and ceramic wall tile with tips on to how do it successfully? Thanks again for your knowledgeable vids!
I work in a convenient store right now lifestyle I have to live but this will be my start to a new life. One customer came in asked me if I knew someone who does carpentry But point is i can finally do something great and fun
hey sean!..thats good to here friend..check out the new homemenders community on thehomemenders.com . getting ready to launch an ecourse " side hustle to six figures" its very obtainable man... you can do this..
Great video lots of handy tips the only thing I would do differently is when using the speed quare as a gide if ya face it the other way you get a greater reference point to start with on anything less then the width of the square it's easier and more accurate Ive found
Very helpful video, I’m glad Blue Collar Handyman mentioned your channel. Please think about hearing protection...you will thank me when you are my age!👍
Great video. I love your easygoing 'vibe', and you have a lot of classic tips and tricks here. You make rough carpentry fun and accessible, so I love that. One thing that I wanna bring up. As a horseback riding instructor, I always have my students wear a training helmet, and I wear one too, (especially if I'm on a horse I don't know well.) In the past, safety equipment was looked down upon as 'amateurish' and unnecessary. But we all have accidents, amateurs and professionals. A cheap pair of safety goggles is better than spending the afternoon in an emergency room, with a big piece of wood in your cornea. Just a tip that you might want to add to your next vid. Thanks, Buddy! You're awesome!
God bless you my friend. I just came here because I wanted to find a video and see how a Carpenter holds a tape measure. Turns out I'm not crazy! You hold it in your left hand and mark with your right hand, just like me, a "non-carpenter". And I read it upside down, naturally. I would like to join an unruly mob of frustrated laymen, and storm the Stanley factory. Subdue all their left handed managers, and turn their tape measure machines around, so they only make right handed ones! Cheers!
If you turn your speed square to the other side of the board it will be easier to cut as you are pushing with your right arm and pulling with your left. Provided you are right handed.
hey dylan! awesome man....carpenter is a trade you just jump into..beware...not all carpenters are nice so the new guys learn pretty quick.lol..you may want to find a company that replaces rotted wood, installs baseboards, fence guys or framers....
Lolll great video and it was entertaining. You have a gr8 personality and you convey the content well. Enjoyed it. Now for the nitty gritty... your first tape had a black boxed 16 which represents same as the red one ;). What other trade secrets can you give out? I am sure no one will tell!
Im just going into carpentry didnt realize how precise you have to be with your cutting and drilling could be a lil nerve wrecking because I struggle with anxiety its definitely not easy
Finish carpenters definitely go into the 32nds. Not with the math really but when I make cut lists I might say this cut is 12 3/4 strong or shy. Especially when I'm doing division of balusters. If I do the math for my layout with decimals I might get something like 3.8375 on center for my whole row of spindles which is a strong 13/16". If I didn't go into the 32nds then that error accumulates and over a span of 8ft that could add up to my last spindle being a whole half inch off. You just need to know when it matters to chase that kind of precision in your work.
Carpenters I come from a family of inventors, engineers, & carpenters. Carpentry is the science of manufacturing with wood. The process started with Surveyors, Loggers, & Sawyers. Some carpenters are joiners (see Japanese joinery), some cabinet makers. Cabinet makers need more precise measurements, so measurements of less than 1/64th inch are used. A cabinet maker can cut to a precision of less than 1/64th inch, and then sand or plane to perfection. Carpentry is good clean work. If you want to be a carpenter, best is to apprentice under a Master Carpenter, and /or do work on the job. Next is to learn about carpenters tools, and have a few important ones: good belt and apron bag, large metal square, small square/triangle & protractor, levels long & short, chisels of different sizes, electrical & hand planers, electrical drill & bits, brace, electrical & hand saws, possibly hammer & conforming tool, pencil/scribe, compass. Then you will need consumables: screws, pegs, nails, rods. Maybe goggles & gloves & first aid kit (read and be proficient at first aid). Watch your hands and feet! Hydrate! Contemplate different ways of design & construction. Measure and plan at least three times. Cut once, oversize if necessary, and plane, chisel, sand to fit, shim if you made a mistake or must use short wood. Learn types of wood & wood treatments: stain, glue, caulk, paint.
Great video Dustin! Love how good you are at explaining things! Although I am sure that Jesus would have used a Milwaukee circular saw not a Makita! ;)
30+ years making sawdust some of this is spot on some kinda so so. It's which side of the line to you cut on. 34 9/16 heavy or light is the lingo I learned. If you need an accurate rip use a table saw. I don't like battery circular saws, give me my corded Bosch every day. Always have more than one pencil, the lead will break at the worst moment so be prepared. Bet this guy doesn't know many if any framing square tricks, ;-) Now go make some sawdust.
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Just started carpentry about 2 months ago building pole barns and garages and we’ve built 6 so far but my boss is Spanish so he is very confusing and he thinks I’m stupid lol
I know the feeling Mike. Stay with my friend, it’s a great and profitable trade to be in. Check out the Home Menders ecourse and learn to operate your own home repair business. You’ve got this!
@@homemend i'm from Indonesia, are you open to talk about dmm or reaching out the lost ppl? We need prayer, more ppl to pray to see God's movement happen
hey lucero! getting on team with a repair company would teach you so much..Be teachable. just be patient and learn what you can. Ill keep throwing videos up to help..thanks so much for watching!
I used that tape measure when I first started finish carpentry, helped me get familiar with the measurements. Now I I really don’t like them, the measurements are distracting. Eventually your boss is going to hand you his tape measure and ask you to call out some measurements and you should know how to use it. If you get a measurement that An inch and 3/16 and you don’t know your 16th you can say inch and one eighth strong.
Kick him out of the club! Trade secrets just given out to the public, how could you?! I use a lot of these technics daily, I wish the new guy only knew half of this. Most of them show up and read a tape like " 38 and 3 little black lines" Great video! Keep up the great content!
hey mike!..take on a couple simple projects, trim work, door installs....take from it what works for you and leave the rest...you got this.. thanks for sharing.
I always put my name on the bottom of the tape about 25feet in . So if anyone finds it or says hey that's my tape. I flip it over an say now way sucker see that's my name. This has come in handy over the years.
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"shout out to my number one carpenter, Jesus!" hahaha😂😂😂legend
thats right jed....thanks for sharing man!
It makes sense the creator would want to become a carpenter. He loves to build and create lol
@@anthonylombardo4829 its right in front of our eyes but many dont see it.. its amazing
@@homemend what's the song at 0:25?
Amen brother
This is a great introduction for folks not familiar with the trade. Well done. Also, appreciate the shoutout to our boy, the number 1 carpenter!
thats right scott! So happy you enjoyed it! thanks for commenting!
Please don't refer to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as "our boy" please. Show some respect.
@@J0rd4nBr0 ;-; ....ok
I'v just taken up carpentry at over 40 I can't tell you how much it's helped me with my head. Very satisfying even my mistakes. Good for the soul. Live your posts feel your positive vibe
Thank you ku! So glad the videos help you my friend. Stay tuned more to come
@@lonewanderer_n7 It's so important to always be learning and growing or you'll never have a better life. We have the world's information at our fingertips but also take the time to put some real thought into it. Everyone seems to be looking for help, see if you can take a few days or a week off from work (vacation/sick days) and ask a carpenter if you can help him for free for a few days in exchange for some insight into what its like as a career. Or do that on your weekends (off days) and probably within a month you'll either realize you don't like it or be familiar enough its not so scary to switch careers.
Such a nicely presented tutorial for the uninitiated like me. Seems like a decent person too. Thank you sir!
hey corvux! thanks for sharing..
I think Carpentry is a God-given gift and you either have it or not. I'm 42 years old, but would love to learn how to build homes and survival camps out in the woods. I've been told that the first step to becoming a Carpenter is learning how to use a measuring tape, which is harder than some may think. Just watching Carpenters build things eases my mind with peace and calms my soul. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome comment Derek. Thank you so much for sharing. One little step at a time my friend and I will definitely put out a how to use a measuring tape video.
"Use my finger as a guide"....is the same technique my neighbor Two Finger Terry uses.
Hey Uts! terry is my neighbor too! thanks for commenting!
Utseay that is a very useful technique if your comfortable doing it safely and accurately learned this today and worked on me doing decking
@@homemend u da man
I like your style. I'm starting my carpentry journey now as a middle aged man that wants to tinker. This is very helpful and I am excited to learn more from your channel. Thanks much.
you're awesome frank....you are most welcome..i would love to hear more about the journey! check out the mighty network..we would love to have you.
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You're a great teacher. Simple, easy to understand, and no BS. Thank you.
I appreciate you sir thank you Kyle and great comment my friend!
I'm thinking about becoming a carpenter. Videos like these motivate me and are very educational. Thank you!!!
Yes sir thank you. Check out thehomemenders.com and join the community. !
Like this guy. Hope he’s staying strong in the Lord. Appreciate this video
Thank you Trevor. And yes sir you know what my friend. Thanks for commenting
Your humor is off the chart! Thanks for the information and keep us entertained as well.
Thank you ha! Why not have fun with it. Thanks for commenting!
Amen brother!! Glad to see someone give glory to god and we love the videos , keep them coming
Thank you steve! You can't do a carpenter video which mentioning master builder. You're awesome steve! thanks for sharing!
Amen. Glory to the carpenter of this universe. Amen.
Hello this video is very helpful I’m currently in technology College down in England (USA friend next door neighbor) and I’m doing carpentry and joinery course and this video is super helpful thanks you very much god bless
hey anthony! that is so cool man..so happy the video helped! thanks for sharing!
Dustin, you really should be wearing safety glasses! That's the mom in me :-) Thank you for all you do.
awe i know it...thanks so much for commenting!
Here here!! Seen plenty of wood chips fly into peoples eye no fun
Yesterday I didn’t use my safety glasses when I cut some pressure treated wood. Ouch! That stings! AC2. Between your eyelid and eyeball. Glad it wasn’t the chromated copper arsenic 😁
I won’t do THAT anymore!
The Home Mender is my fav chanel
youre awesome gray mouser. so happy to have you.
Awesome; each one teach one, I'll be sure to pay it forward
thank you KP!
I am learning to be a carpenter and your video help me understand better.
thank you ms zis! so happy it helped you.. thanks for commenting!
I love your advice i fixed my ceiling thanks to your tips and tricks.!
thank you michael riley! appreciate the comment!
@@homemend no problem keep making these awesome videos thanks for all the help and the reply
Thank you. Started working in a framing company this week and I feel useless. I wanna learn without buggin the other guys too much
hey victor..time friend.. and dont sweat it, all those guys were new once..
Interior finish carpenters go into 32nds for mitre cuts etc
Great input thank you
Pinch tip is great, I didn’t know it!
Thank you k. That pinch is awesome. I’m sure an old guy taught me that one.
Using the speed square to stabilize your cut is a great tip
Thank you Ross. Appreciate the comment!
I've been a carpenter for 25 years, and everything you said was correct, except the word smidge is fine, but most people say c-hair.
(C stands for See You Next Tuesday.)
Good video.
This is a family show lol I coulldnt say c hair , see here? Lol. Thank you for commenting PS, that means a lot coming from a fellow tradesmen, I appreciate you friend
This was so useful thank you!!!!
Thank you, Clementine
I like the way you explain!! Really good teacher!!
thank you AL...appreciate you watching!
I work in a convenient store right now and I’m just soo tired of the type of lifestyle I have to live but this will be my start to a new life.
One customer came in asked me if I knew someone who does carpentry
But point is i can finally do something great and fun
hey sean!..thats good to here friend..check out the new homemenders community on thehomemenders.com . getting ready to laun ch an ecourse " side hustle to six figures" its very obtainable man... you can do this..
Metric tapes and blueprints are such a blessing
thanks for commenting!
Hey Dustin, great vid as always! But would you do a vid on how to lay ceramic tile flooring and ceramic wall tile with tips on to how do it successfully? Thanks again for your knowledgeable vids!
thanks so much dani! yes tile is definitely on my list...i think no one really likes to do it..lol
you remind me my dad he was carpenter and always his pencil behind the ear and that was 1970
Dude awesome vid bro thanks so much. Lord bless you
Thank you Jeremiah. He does my friend
Bro this is an awesome video- I like your teaching style, just subbed
awesome johnny thank you! happy to have you!
I work in a convenient store right now lifestyle I have to live but this will be my start to a new life.
One customer came in asked me if I knew someone who does carpentry
But point is i can finally do something great and fun
hey sean!..thats good to here friend..check out the new homemenders community on thehomemenders.com . getting ready to launch an ecourse " side hustle to six figures" its very obtainable man... you can do this..
Cool video! I wish I would have learn more handy things related to carpentry!
Hey casa. Anytime is a good time to start.
Great video lots of handy tips the only thing I would do differently is when using the speed quare as a gide if ya face it the other way you get a greater reference point to start with on anything less then the width of the square it's easier and more accurate Ive found
That's a great idea! thank you joel!
Thank you great video😁
Thank you nath. Appreciating you sir.
Great video, thank you!
Thank you Chris!! Appreciate the comment!
Great vid for beginners, great job.
thank you parme!
Thanks man, im only 15 and im really interested in Carpentry, this helped alot
hey matthew! you got this man...just stay with it and come up with a system that works for you! you're awesome and thanks for watching.
Where you from matthew??
Yo this video is helpful as hell thanks.
Thank you for sharing CA… Appreciate the comment
Great shout out!
Thank you, Jesus
Very helpful video, I’m glad Blue Collar Handyman mentioned your channel.
Please think about hearing protection...you will thank me when you are my age!👍
hey snapper! thanks so much for watching!
Skills are free to pass on. It the saying of God teach a man to fish and he will not go hungry again, And that's what your going.
Awesome jewel! thanks so much for commenting!
Not really.... Someone is going to loose a finger watching this guy.
Thanks Dustin 😄👍
thank you david!
Straight Up Jesus👍🏽❤😀 Navajo Woman Carpenter 18yrs, working on my 2nd Million ✌🏽cool vids
You are awesome Valerie and so welcome here thank you for sharing
Thanks. So helpful.
thank you fox!
Dude, awesome video! I just recently decided to start learning more skills like this, and I'm so glad I came across your channel. Subscribed!
Thank you sir! Awesome to have you Kevin!
Great video. I love your easygoing 'vibe', and you have a lot of classic tips and tricks here. You make rough carpentry fun and accessible, so I love that. One thing that I wanna bring up. As a horseback riding instructor, I always have my students wear a training helmet, and I wear one too, (especially if I'm on a horse I don't know well.) In the past, safety equipment was looked down upon as 'amateurish' and unnecessary. But we all have accidents, amateurs and professionals. A cheap pair of safety goggles is better than spending the afternoon in an emergency room, with a big piece of wood in your cornea. Just a tip that you might want to add to your next vid. Thanks, Buddy! You're awesome!
thank you christopher! totally agree..thanks for sharing..
Sir I like your video very nice, thank you sir.👏
Most welcome. Thanks for watching! Great comment.
Thank you!!! You were very informative. Now I know the meaning of the lingo :)
sweet deal..thanks BL!
Great video man thank you
thank you jesse!
God bless you my friend. I just came here because I wanted to find a video and see how a Carpenter holds a tape measure. Turns out I'm not crazy! You hold it in your left hand and mark with your right hand, just like me, a "non-carpenter". And I read it upside down, naturally. I would like to join an unruly mob of frustrated laymen, and storm the Stanley factory. Subdue all their left handed managers, and turn their tape measure machines around, so they only make right handed ones! Cheers!
Yes sir. He does. Totally agree. Thanks so much for commenting. So glad it helped.
If you turn your speed square to the other side of the board it will be easier to cut as you are pushing with your right arm and pulling with your left. Provided you are right handed.
Great tip A!...totally makes sense....i lay it however i lay it down..:) .thanks for sharing!
Great Tips and tricks video! Solid information that was useful. Any tips on how to get involved or making your way to becoming a carpenter?
hey dylan! awesome man....carpenter is a trade you just jump into..beware...not all carpenters are nice so the new guys learn pretty quick.lol..you may want to find a company that replaces rotted wood, installs baseboards, fence guys or framers....
Home Mender Inc I apprentice it’s your reply, and thank you again! 👍🏼
This is awesome! So funny how he bags out metric and then goes onto describe his loose way of getting a more accurate measurement lol.
you caught me dan! thanks for commenting!
@@homemend lol! Recently subbed, I like your videos and how they are easy to follow, Cheers
awesome! great to have you.. thanks so much!
As always very informative 👍
awesome G!
Good to see you back in action
thank you VT! winter is long.
Lolll great video and it was entertaining. You have a gr8 personality and you convey the content well. Enjoyed it.
Now for the nitty gritty... your first tape had a black boxed 16 which represents same as the red one ;). What other trade secrets can you give out? I am sure no one will tell!
HA Brazeau! missed the black boxed 16...good eye my friend! thanks for commenting!
Thanks for the tips bro
thank you julius! appreciate the comment!
Im just going into carpentry didnt realize how precise you have to be with your cutting and drilling could be a lil nerve wrecking because I struggle with anxiety its definitely not easy
Hey brother. Know that you will mess up. Give yourself grace. Jesus would!
@@homemend hey thanks bro for encouragement yes Jesus definitely would God bless
Absolutely my friend. Anytime you need help I’m here for you. And when you go, a host of Angels go with you.
@@homemend amen brother
Great video bud
Thank you, my friend!
18 years old first day as a carpenter yesterday went great i have long way to go though .🙇🏽
awesome sane! 1 job at a time!
Finish carpenters definitely go into the 32nds. Not with the math really but when I make cut lists I might say this cut is 12 3/4 strong or shy. Especially when I'm doing division of balusters. If I do the math for my layout with decimals I might get something like 3.8375 on center for my whole row of spindles which is a strong 13/16". If I didn't go into the 32nds then that error accumulates and over a span of 8ft that could add up to my last spindle being a whole half inch off. You just need to know when it matters to chase that kind of precision in your work.
great point strat, yes you're correct, definitely need to be aware when measuring and marking off. thanks for sharing!
Yes sir, great and helpful tips!
thank you JR! always a pleasure!
Warm greetings from Romania!
Thank you. Love Romania!
@@homemend I wish you a wonderful week, my dear friend! May our Lord JESUS CHRIST bless you in anything you do!
He is so good. Thank you cp. same to you friend.
Love the intro.
Thank you Robert! Praise him for it
This guy is awesome
hey al! thanks for commenting!
thanks!!
Thank you Chris appreciate the comment
Loved the shoutout to ...Jesus!!!!😁😁
You always got to give a shout out to Jesus!. Thanks for commenting
This was awesome. How did you get the 1x 4 to stay in place during the rip cut? I didn’t see clamps.
you caught me josh!..screwed to the table...thanks man!
Hey Dustin, so much in this made me laugh (in a good). Anywho, great video and you're looking real healthy (assuming some lost lbs). Salud!
So cool david..i appreciate the compliment! Ive learned the secret of happiness. thanks so much for watching!
Top Work Gent 🤟🏻🤟🏻
thank you key! appreciate the comment!
Carpenters
I come from a family of inventors, engineers, & carpenters. Carpentry is the science of manufacturing with wood. The process started with Surveyors, Loggers, & Sawyers. Some carpenters are joiners (see Japanese joinery), some cabinet makers. Cabinet makers need more precise measurements, so measurements of less than 1/64th inch are used. A cabinet maker can cut to a precision of less than 1/64th inch, and then sand or plane to perfection.
Carpentry is good clean work. If you want to be a carpenter, best is to apprentice under a Master Carpenter, and /or do work on the job. Next is to learn about carpenters tools, and have a few important ones: good belt and apron bag, large metal square, small square/triangle & protractor, levels long & short, chisels of different sizes, electrical & hand planers, electrical drill & bits, brace, electrical & hand saws, possibly hammer & conforming tool, pencil/scribe, compass. Then you will need consumables: screws, pegs, nails, rods. Maybe goggles & gloves & first aid kit (read and be proficient at first aid). Watch your hands and feet! Hydrate! Contemplate different ways of design & construction. Measure and plan at least three times. Cut once, oversize if necessary, and plane, chisel, sand to fit, shim if you made a mistake or must use short wood. Learn types of wood & wood treatments: stain, glue, caulk, paint.
You are awesome my friend thank you for this valuable info. What a treat. Thank you for commenting
Gave major props to Jesus . Way to go!!
Number 1 carpenter...thanks for commenting Paradox!
Great video Dustin! Love how good you are at explaining things! Although I am sure that Jesus would have used a Milwaukee circular saw not a Makita! ;)
Come on Lee!....well ....they are red. you might have me there.
Yes I use a Milwaukee circular saw
30+ years making sawdust some of this is spot on some kinda so so. It's which side of the line to you cut on. 34 9/16 heavy or light is the lingo I learned. If you need an accurate rip use a table saw. I don't like battery circular saws, give me my corded Bosch every day. Always have more than one pencil, the lead will break at the worst moment so be prepared. Bet this guy doesn't know many if any framing square tricks, ;-) Now go make some sawdust.
Lotta info to unpack here. Thank you for sharing.
If I have 0 experience in carpentry but want to start learning what can anyone suggest
Hey DJ. Get involved with the home menders network.
🏠 HOME MENDERS COMMUNITY - A place where do-it-yourselfers: home owners, tradesmen and entrepreneurs can exchange knowledge and experiences for all things home repair. YOU ARE WELCOME here. JOIN, LEARN, INSPIRE, GROW and DO. 👉 the-home-menders.mn.co/
😂 really enjoyed this video
thank you BH!
Try doing site lay out with a standerd tape metric is your friend
Hey hey mike! Never done it. Thanks for sharing.
I'm currently on my way for a recruitment for carpentry. I'm super nervous
you got this jon!....jesus was a carpenter...its already in you friend! good luck.
Nice lecturing, even for me as a non native speaker
awesome alexis! thanks for sharing!
Im learning caprentry and im really struggling
Hey brayden. Check out the home menders mighty network. I can help you figure it out!
super super. hope you got subtitle for your videos is perfect 😘
hey viet...alot of them are. subtitled but..i need to get back on it..thanks so much!
very cool
:)
love it!
thank you john!
Gracias senor Dustin
de rien Monsieur robert ( roe-bare )!
Watched to the end so im obligated to comment. Enjoy the algorithm
Thanks for watching!
Hahahah. Good video man. Thanks !! 😂😂
Thank you re!! Appreciate the comment!!
Just started carpentry about 2 months ago building pole barns and garages and we’ve built 6 so far but my boss is Spanish so he is very confusing and he thinks I’m stupid lol
I know the feeling Mike. Stay with my friend, it’s a great and profitable trade to be in. Check out the Home Menders ecourse and learn to operate your own home repair business. You’ve got this!
I'm thinking of being a carpenter when I grow up
Hey Timothy. It is a great trade to get into and profitable my friend. Good luck!
I love you brooo!! Jesus is number 1 Carpenter
amen friend! thanks for commenting!
@@homemend i'm from Indonesia, are you open to talk about dmm or reaching out the lost ppl? We need prayer, more ppl to pray to see God's movement happen
It's happening friend. Light always shines on the darkness :)
Did you clamp the board
Hey twin I did not clamp the board 😧
I wamna become a carpenter how would i start of ?
hey lucero! getting on team with a repair company would teach you so much..Be teachable. just be patient and learn what you can.
Ill keep throwing videos up to help..thanks so much for watching!
Good Stuff.
thank you joe!
I used that tape measure when I first started finish carpentry, helped me get familiar with the measurements. Now I I really don’t like them, the measurements are distracting. Eventually your boss is going to hand you his tape measure and ask you to call out some measurements and you should know how to use it. If you get a measurement that An inch and 3/16 and you don’t know your 16th you can say inch and one eighth strong.
hey dex! 1/8th strong........i like ir...thanks for sharing!
Kick him out of the club! Trade secrets just given out to the public, how could you?!
I use a lot of these technics daily, I wish the new guy only knew half of this. Most of them show up and read a tape like " 38 and 3 little black lines"
Great video! Keep up the great content!
hey master! so good my friend... thanks so much for sharing!
I'm 31 years old. How would I go about learning carpentry. Eventually I want to buy a house and want to do my own house work.
hey mike!..take on a couple simple projects, trim work, door installs....take from it what works for you and leave the rest...you got this.. thanks for sharing.
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thank you med! appreciate you friend!
Amen broooooooo‼️
Thank you Kenya! Yeah
God bless you for shouting OUT JESUS. You a real one.
He does my friend thank you for commenting :-)
Buy the most expensive tape measure you can find and you'll never lose it again!
Yes mud! maybe if it was 30 bucks you would care a bit more..lol thanks for the tip!
I always put my name on the bottom of the tape about 25feet in . So if anyone finds it or says hey that's my tape. I flip it over an say now way sucker see that's my name. This has come in handy over the years.
@@alaskanken2132 lol if I have to do all that I might as well fight you for taking my tape measure