Damn, you beat me to it.

+13mm

Came here to say that!

For me it's always 3/8.....

​@@nxtc77 why hang the 10 mm on the wall when there are hundreds of them "strategically" scattered about the entire place

За три минуты 😂😂😂😂

Либо изделия изготавливает одно в год, а остальное время делает подобные приспособы. Ну а семью в таких ситуациях обычно жена содержит🤣🤣

​@@user-dr1my1bb1iмерзенький комментаришка. Да будет вам известно, что для наработки такой квалификации истрачен не один год жизни. И возможно множество бессонных ночей. А рассуждать так могут только леворукожопики.

Чистая мастерская это та в которой ничего не делают 😂

@@Caviar_in_Dubai я не про чистоту, а про организацию рабочего пространства

@@underwater4541 сам люблю что нибудь по мастерить в свободное время, однако если доводить размещение инструмента, времени на работу не останется

I would use an oscillating tool not a rasp.

@@phanties Nope. Too many woodworkers are sold and convinced now on the idea of power tools. A cabinet makers hand stitched teeth rasp, is a dream to use. Expensive; but worth every penny. It gives not only total control to you, but leaves no marks on the wood. And because you do it by hand, it allows to choose precisely how wide, and what angle better than a power tool. All you get is speed with the oscillating rasp insert. But total control of the shaping still belongs in the hand. While machines can achieve the task faster and more exacting, I find the wonder of hand finishing a wonderful feeling. Guess we both march to different drums. 😄

@@Wateringmanyep, I guess we do. It’s funny how BStarCrafts gave a heart to your augmentation to their idea, but you wrote me a book report on why my augmentation of yours was wrong (which started with “Nope”). Your view on modern tools is admirable, though BStar did use a TABLESAW to make this, and I’m assuming you are responding to me on a modern silica chipped device, not something whipped up in the Old Yankee Woodshop. If you are going to be critical you should also be receptive, Geppetto. 😝 🥁 🥁

@@phanties Most projects that anyone does nowadays are done partially with power tools, and partially with hand tools. I myself have built simple projects with nothing but hand tools, for the purpose of enhancing my skills, and the satisfaction of doing it by hand tools alone. That is my way, and I am entitled to my opinion just as BStar has his, and you have yours. That I extol my views is my opinion. He can agree with me or not. I owe Noone; least of all you; an apology. Just say you don't see it my way, and that I am not you; done deal.

@@Wateringman Get a hobby, (besides woodworking). Phanties just said what he would use, (nothing about you) and you took it personally and erroneously as a critique of your method. Which normally could be brushed off as a misunderstanding, but you had to go and add that you owed no one an apology (Note, that you were never asked for one) like a petulant twat.

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@@user-wj1ze7mw9g… но вечно увеличивающийся в диаметре 😊 Инструмента много не бывает, бывает просто мало места для его хранения

Смастерил мастерскую, что бы смастерить что-то для мастерской

чтобы смастерить такую полочку, это ж сколько и какого инструмента надо иметь у себя в гараже?

😅😅

Trabajar con todas la gama de herramientas es fácil...

Yeah but if you use the hole it's always the wrench in the back you need never the one in front.

​@@miket7390 Not if you use a peg per wrench. Would take up the same space on the wall at this method, yet still allow you to read the size while they were hanging.

@@jeffwalston8110 aint no way you hanging them on individual hooks with the size facing out and keeping anything near the same size profile.

​@@miket7390maybe if they are staggered vertically.

Easy "removable" tool holder? Maybe...

​@@cjamesfox Ah yes. Thank you for figuring it out. I had given up.

Aah thx. ​@@cjamesfox

Yeah, think it’s a Korean craftsman. Overlooking the language, the work is solid!

Plenty of slat wall products out there that basically use the same idea of the french cleat.

Ты прав, а то гвоздь забьют в доску и вешают ключи, а так красота.

Thank you 😊 Have a nice time 🍀

Well, that miter sled is other than a safe tool. Should something happen with the workpiece, your hands may get jammed within the „safety“ device itself. In General- Don’t use your fingers holding down workpieces. Make yourself holders for the sled ,please!

Аминь

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От 2,5 до 37. И ты реально ими пользуешься хотя бы раз в неделю? Всем набором?

@@Apb1964 потому и подписать, чтоб не забыть какой и где

감사합니다 😊😊 좋은 하루 되세요 🍀