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How can I buying the sicsor ?

UA-camrs note: the relentless disco music makes all the difference.

wow, very nice, and thank you for the video, i want to do the same but can you tell me how much money i need to buy tools and equipments to do those kinds of projects?

Unnecessary to gang cut the dado.

I close my shears and lift them up to the sun. If there is a gap between the blades no amount of sanding and sharpening will help. Blades are bent...

The background music is classic 70s moutache porn ...keep up the good work

What grit did you use?

Will white vinegar work as well? Thank you for this video!

Thank you Sir, short and beautiful explanation with immensely helpful graphic details. Straight to my brain and it will stay there forever.

X-Ray view !!! Interesting and helpful for quick understanding

Music is so annoying

Useful info but the background music is both distracting and annoying.

I don’t want to have to go buy all this stuff - cozzi life and all that. Could you show with a normal sharpening stone?

This video was great! Straight to the point no extra BS

Not a bass trap, a high and mid freq trap. Not near thick enough to catch sub bass freq

Went over my head

Thanks - makes a lot more sense the way you explain it, than the video I watched just before this one, where the guy was rushing through things and throwing out terms like "petting the cat" without saying what the hell that actually meant, just so he could squeeze everything into a two-minute slot!

I wish you could make videos on all subjects I know nothing about. You have a gift

THANK YOU!

Thank you. This was helpful

1:46 I don't understand the grinding at vertical angle. Doesn't it dull the cutting edge?

I submit there is no such thing as “pre” drilling a hole. A “pre” drilled hole is no hole. It’s either drilled or not.

Thank you.

What if the board has been finished by polyurethane, will it transfered well?

Hahaha dude this is awesome 🤘

What if there's a drywall anchor involved? Ignore it and still use this method?

1 min video that answered my question from first search. THANK YOU 😊

Amazing! Pro advice! Better than measuring and over thinking.

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I think no difference

nice bass traps but the frequencies you are tesing them on are not really what their true designs are supposed to control..

Excellent job here: clarity of info, animations and images, and brevity. 👍🏼

But how do you know the angle to set up at ?? Doesn’t answer my need

can I use this method for masonry walls?

Can this method be applied to drilling into masonry?

Great video! Easy to follow, and the plans are great. One teensy critique: your background music is WAY too loud. I'm trying to hear you talk over it, and have the music blasting away is a bit distracting. Other than that minor quibble, really good!

Super nice graphics bravo!

Hi Bob. Great content for us garage warriors! Question...do you suggest raising the grain before or after staining? You mention before topcoat, but I'm wondering if it should be done before stain as well.

What sandpaper grit ate you using?

I tried this, and for some reason, my print didn't transfer! The toner on paper became soft, but never loose enough to get transferred!

I bought a set of Schaaf as my beginner set and it is really hard to hone right, I think I destroyed its v gouge already by trying to hone😢

Well done! But for me this is too much work and I don't have all the stuff you used to sharpen the shears.

Well don't I feel stupid? Thank you for this easy way to find the right drill bit!

Niiiice.

I can't wait 30 minutes for wood glue to set up.....hot glue.

Super nice video quality and nice craftsmanship. I think the bass trap title is misleading though- bass frequencies weren’t even tested, and based on the little I know about acoustics (I have a home studio), that would not take care of low frequencies. I’m sure it did help with basic room sound reflection and build up in the corners though. Some who are less knowledgeable might go to the trouble to follow your design and discover it still doesn’t help their bass issues much. Looks like some other commenters made similar points.

I remember my grandfather had a basement and workshop full of tools with aged wooden handles. It was like a candy store, a magical place he would take me where we would do guy stuff. I loved that old man. This took me waaaaay back. thx.

Easy if you have tools.

What grit#???

Thank you, helped me a great deal!!!