Video starts: “Use a magnet.” Demonstrates briefly. Video ends. 10 second video.

Use vinegar on your old worn out files and you'll get the same byproduct, but you'll also etch the files giving them a 2nd life. If you want to reverse the rust and stabilize it on some tools, use a mixture of tannic acid like tea or ground up oak bark/acorns to soak your red rusted tools in to convert it to black iron oxide, which looks better and is more stable, then coat with WD-40 after rinsing in clean water to prevent future rust.

I did Pennies white vinegar and white vinegar and it turns bright red

Stretch a rubber band from bottom across top of your paint container to wipe your paint brush on and the paint container will stay clean. Great quick to the point video thank you for sharing

Honestly all my questions got answered I literally was just going to hang something in my bathroom to help my shampoos and all that stuff and every information you gave me was great thank you very much I'm very new at handy dandy stuff I am a woman so I am learning how to grip a heavy-duty tools so thanks 😊 your video helped me very much

Horrible idea I cut my finger trying drill into the blade n had to get 8 stitches thanks a lot!!

I had engineered oak planks in my kitchen and it held up fine with two adults, four kids and two dogs.

Great vid! Thanks.

This is a graet cheap start. You can prime and put microcement over it which is the permenant producr dor this use. Its a twp part used on pools.

If you miter the corners of the plywood its less likely to cause that expansion crack.

Omg this saved my project!!!🎉 thank you!

Impressive!

I could not tell which boards you cut the 10-degree angle. Is it side 2 or the bottom?

Thank you omg

Hi there! Can you tell me how your rocks are holding up please? Do you have trouble keeping it weed free? I’m about to undertake a big project and I like how you did yours.

I have a stipple ceiling and couldn't get a reliable reading but measurements and the finder got me close enough to use strong magnets. Thankyou for the reminder about magnets.

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Nice. Exactly the build I wanted to do. Simple. Straightforward. Effective. Low cost. Aesthetically pleasing. What more could I ask for?

Will this last 10000 years?

Some say to lubricate the glass cut line with an oil film or the cutter before scribing the line?

what about plaster? I have an old house

how did these hold up?

Trying this on my car. Reply for info on how it goes.

Adorable!

I wonder if this shortens the lifespan of the material?

what a great idea. remember to wear gloves when handling RIT dye

THE TRUNK (C)2006

Leather dye works awesome too. Angelus is a great brand.

What is under the glass? Clean cardboard a good base?

How do we know if it’s not an electrical wire?

Yeah but not everyone wants to hang something near a power point stud

10/10 on texture and awesomeness .. but might want to figure out your lengths. :) edge is a bit wonk. But awesome stuff bruh.

Looks like you did not fill in the gaps; looks good. I just put in planks I made from birch plywood but have not put a top coat on and I have slight gaps. Do i just put the top coat on and don't worry about the gaps?

Just go straight to the point. Too much talk

"Thoroughly cover your piece"

You reversed the drill or you got on the other side of the table? What part of this video shows the wood looks aged?

Any ideas of how to make a dark walnut or Kona type color distressed look from white painted panel doors?

love it! Thanks for posting!

Thank you

It's amazing how super high tech stud finders are sold at $30, $50 if not more. The simple trick in this video is so simple, that it's almost mind-blowing insane. Thanks for the upload.

Is it bad to have a cordless hammer drill constantly turning for this type of job?

For all circular pieces like those feet, I like to chuck them up on a hand drill or drill press.

Don’t tell show wasted my time

What type of wood did you used for this ??

Excellent, thank you 😊!

Too much talking

Simplest striping for scrap is crushing. Size doesn’t matter in most cases.

Toungue & groove? You glued & nailed?

U should of shown us what it looked like after lacquer is put on afters

In rust we trust.