Great video... a REAL show and tell with some warts... Great! Keep them coming!!!

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I appreciate you not cutting out the groans and pains of constructing - makes me feel less alone when I let out tiny screams of frustration when I`m building myself😄

Where I can get this types of gauge

Bigger Hammer to knock our shelf 😂💈

Great video and great idea on the pole. Also liked the lights! Great video and checked out some of your other vids. Good Job and keep it up 🙂

Really cool moody color you picked, I love it! Great to see the attention to detail and the dedication to preparation. It's the little details like not cutting corners that really turn a project into a high-quality, finely finished product. Can't wait for the second part! 👏

Hey, I know it's a bit late, but can you add the downloads? I would appreciate it

Where did you download the bucket clips?

Came here from Tiktok. Goddess it holding 3 years later?

My meditation teacher says Danny videos count as sessions.

Great build..

So an interesting thought, you don't need to make the bucket a full size 5 gallon bucket since you've cut it already. cutting like 2 inches off the top, making it a 3 gallon bucket, may have gotten the initial hose to fit without any adapters, and shortened the whole assembly, making it take up even less space

are there plans for this?

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Cool design. I had the same balance problem with a similar cart. I ended up mounting castors on two parallel 2x4s that extended a few inches further back and moved castors rearward. Cart was more stable, though slightly taller. Thanks again!

Use an old credit card for glue or filling holes

Thumbs up for the project, but more importantly, the comedy. hahaha.

Hi Super duper video(1st time viewer)I’m currently swapping a 12x20 storage shed into a wood shop. I have an abundance of many decades of living that I’m organizing, all of this is very helpful to assist in keeping it clean and thus safe. Great comments from your other viewers. You’re all good. Humor is quite enjoyable while it’s very obvious we all like to take part in this craft, and none of us are perfect. I happen to love the part that you refer to your sketch. I draw all the time putting ideas that I want to build into a book and even if we don’t use every detail on paper, it’s just to get the project materials in order and get the build off to a quick start. Hence hopefully saving time and waste. You all keep up the good work and look forward to watching more entertaining videos-GODSPEED

Thank you so much for the video Do u sell the plans for California king size.

I started watching this because the opening pic made me think your dogs have their own urinal 😂. Great job, lucky dogs

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I'm way too damn lazy to manually sand. I just get a shitload of orbital sanding pads and switch them out. I of course attach the output into a Dust Deputy going into my vacuum with a vacuum bag. Works great and the Dust Deputy saves you a fortune on bags and filters.

Just my opinion but I prefer open garage ceilings for storage, lighting, and easy maintenance.

can i suggest you use teenuts but rather then use them on the face board to use them from behind so as you screw your bolt in they pull tight against the back face. tnuts are used in commercial and domestic furniture applications they cost about 35c each at home depot.

Looks great!

Hilarious, humble and good !!! The idea of using the 2 x 2's instead of the usual 1x4 bed slats were an eyeopener for me ! Why do we use those weak boards for slats anyways....I wonder ?......Love and God bless all, Lisa

Love your honesty of the imperfections, it’s make it perfect.

Very nice construction. I notised your glue dispenser. U know if this i available in Europe? Greetings from Norway

The 550 cord was genius!

*Wow, I'm truly amazed by your dedication and creativity in renovating your garage on a budget! Your resourcefulness and ability to transform the space into something functional and appealing is truly inspiring. It's so refreshing to see someone take on a project with limited resources and turn it into something incredible. Keep up the fantastic work, and I can't wait to see the final result! Your efforts are a reminder that with passion and a little ingenuity, any space can be transformed into a wonderful haven. 👏🛠*

This guy is a noob at everything. Craftsman ship n finish quality is garbage

Trial and error is how many of us learn... or get defeated. Pushing forward to completion is how we learn. Your cart really looks like a useful shop tool, and looks good at the same time.

Great Shop Vac at decent price

This is a very well-put-together video! Entertaining and has great footage too :)

Nice job! The thing is I think space the under the bed could be used for a lot of storage. I don't know about everyone else but I can't get enough storage. Having the same bed but with some storage underneath for blankets, sheets, any other stuff like that would be ideal. Flipping up the bed instead of drawers would be perfect. Looks great though.

14:57.. dude, go make that plate screw either up and down or left and right lol

2 years a little late, but you could make a hideaway miter saw or table saw in the empty space of the shelf.

Project for a single bed 90/200 please

Nice channel i like what you have going on and the adventure you are on. After many years in construction and furniture and trim shops i would like to give you some considerations to ponder. 1. The workbench you are talking about building. I have built many, so don't build it like its your last one, build it like its your first one to grow on. Simple things like make sure it can outfeed your saw, top hangs over enough to have a clamping edge, possible MFT holes or a polk type design. Also please look into torsion box style bases(this will help keep a flat top for assembly and keep it that way if it is mobile. (Would have suggested it for your multi purpose cart also) Storage and budget considerations will come into play but can be addressed later. You doing assembly on the floor has been painful reminder to me of young me and now old me 😂 2. I have no problem with kreg system, it has its place, but...... For your stand i personally would have half lapped the frame parts. Mobility, load (weight) and any strenuous use with material or force and racking will test the kreg screws to the limit with time. Again i have no problems with them, at times they can be a great solution for many things but i belive they get used a bit much at times Continue on and enjoy the experience, hope to see more. Also tools you use will evole. The stuff you build for what you have now may not, but thats the fun of it, remaking and imagining the new possibilities when it comes

Great video and cart. Well done.....and now I have 'another project'....LOL I will say this your cart shows more options and gives the viewer a lot of reminders.... "what about this? what about some usb ports" - great one so you can recharge your phone right next to you!!! I like your extension cord unit that you found. I used to have some similar on different job sites, that was basically a wind up heavy duty extension cord wheel, mounted on a stand and 4 outlets on the stand. Keep up the good work.

yo puedo aser todo eso.. sin tanto pedo.. facil.. una base se ase o no..

Just found this. Nice job. And cheap too ! LOL

One of the best designs I've seen. Bonus points because it looks vaguely like a Dalek from the front. Exterminates dust I guess.

das war ja zum Lachen: " habe ein paar Spinnen gefunden, die keine Miete zahlten..."😃

Nice job! Using your video and countless others as inspiration to update my garage. Thank you 🙏

I would have thought more slats would be needed under the mattress?

a bluetooth on off button at the end of the hose might help with your cordless tools

Seeing the fails and pivots in your process makes me feel a lot better about my projects. Also, very interesting to see how you overcome the obstacle or find a way to "erase" your mistake and try something else. Subscribed.

Nice job. Great vid.👍🏻