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That fire screen is ingenious! And it’s visually inconspicuous, considering its size and place in the room. Excellent project!

@RagnBoneBrown

Ай бұрын

Thank you! Yeah I was pleased with it, it's not when a "quick win" happens 😁

Loved the idea of multiple projects all on one video, some great ideas for future projects, cheers.

@RagnBoneBrown

Ай бұрын

Glad you like them! Thanks

Old dog crates are surprisingly useful. I've made cat/dog window guards, temporarily blocked a hole in a broken fence panel, used them for shed window 'security' grills and - cable tied to an iron gate - to stop my mother-in-law's dog from escaping in past. There's almost always a couple of them for sale at the local tip for a few quid and they seem to last forever, even outside.

Spanner skills? Never underestimate the ability of toddlers to self destruct!

Busy busy busy, like the fire guard just the think to keep baby safe, good job. And so simple and effective your log cutting stand brilliant idea and the same for your metal leg table we all need a small table put things on or to stand on good bit of recycling and giving it a new lease of life. Great video Take care

Love how you re-use stuff Keith, everything turned out great 👍

That fireguard is a really nice solution, looks great and awesome reuse of some old "junk" !

Great projects, that fire screen is excellent and I doubt if any one would notice the “bodge”! Thank you, Keith.

I believe that log cutting jig is commonly called a sawbuck. You can probably look that up and find some more ideas for changes/improvements

All 3 are great projects! Nice job, especially the revived workbench! You definitely gave it some loooove LOL

Baby Brown is adorable. What a little cutie!

Great projects you never fail to deliver. Which I could still jump from the floor onto a table like that but it wouldn’t end well lol

Wow that table at the end... I did not see any hope, if this was me I would have gifted it to a dump. It amazes me how you see the potential in stuff like this. Turned out sweet! One of my favourite channels, always look forward to your videos fella!

@TheHkluivert

29 күн бұрын

Yep , same here! Great channel to watch an a lazy Saturday morning 🥱

loved your inventiveness with the stove guard and log splitter. I also loved it when you said the table need some love. That made you seem less rigid and a bit of a joker. Baby Brown is so cute ❤

Excellent job with the fire-screen, you could pay £80 for something similar, so a great piece of up-cycling. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Keith, please use eye protection when grinding. I used to work in A+E and saw a lot of people with eye injuries. Tiny red hot shards of metal can burn straight through your eyeball then cause rust inside the vitreous. Otherwise, another great video!

@KoenKooi

27 күн бұрын

The MRI technicians also get nervous when you tell them about such mishaps. It gets you a bonus xray :)

Top marks for the fire guard!, etc.😃👍

those buldogclips come in handy every time! I can send you a couple if you'd like. But the cable ties look neater to me.

That was a very productive few hours there Keith, it certainly shows the value of having a good sized weather-proof workspace available ! The fire guard was an excellent bit of re-purposing, personally I'd be a little concerned with either cable-ties or the foldback clips knowing how physical little ones can be - there is a product I found - try searching for "Joining Clips for Gridwall Mesh Panels" which securely screw together and there are also stainless steel zip ties that won't degrade with heat ! It's up to you and your assessment of risk obviously ! Great little overhaul of the welded table, it's always good to have some old roof battens and decking boards hanging around - so many uses ! It's funny the things that we routinely find ourselves reaching for that we would never have known would be so useful, looks an ideal height for many jobs, handy place to keep it too.

@RagnBoneBrown

27 күн бұрын

Oh, wow, those clips look a great solution! Thank you - I will buy some now

Maybe you could get a foot/pedal strap, that would work in a similar fashion to a boot maker's lasting jack? Or maybe clamp down on the logs in another way? In any case, thanks for keeping us entertained! Cheers.

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

Cool idea!

Excellent video, Mr B. SO impressed with how the fireguard turned out. 👌

@RagnBoneBrown

28 күн бұрын

Thank you very much!

I have a small one of those wood splitters for Kindling it works great. Especially for 2x4s scraps

An no tried several log cutting jigs. As I cut several trees a year and I’m always cutting logs or cookies for projects or building round wood frames etc and the X frame is the best design for larger trees/ branches. I usually have a 3 legged one that’s higher up so I don’t have to bend but I have the space for it, your one looks perfect for a home. There is a design I use for sticks and small branches though which is much better. 3-5 stakes in the ground in a line with gaps, the gaps between the steaks is how wide you want your logs/ kindling sticks. Then a 45cm ish space to the side and another 3-5 stakes parallel to the originals. Some wood scraps in that 45cm space on the floor so your chainsaw doesn’t hit the floor then load up with long branches and sticks, logs etc, and just chainsaw between the steak gaps. Essentially you’ve made a hold for all the branches and logs etc so they’re all bundled up and you can cut them all at once with the chainsaw at the same lengths without any kickback. The x frame basically does the same job.

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

Great ideas! Thanks

great job on the woodstove guard

I made my log holder from 4 X's spaced so I could do three cuts in-between and get logs which would fit our log burner. It clamped into the top of my work mate. I also drive screws in from below so just the sharp tip poked through this helped hold the kids in place and not spin.

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

Great idea! Thanks

Awesome projects. Hope baby brown hasnt caused to much carnage now their mobile !

Nice quick video :D You made me sit through the commercial as well :P Cool with some light humor there. Cheers.

You always come up with so very creative solutions.

If the fire guard is metal you're lowering the temp of the problem but increasing the touch points of the problem.

Yeah that looks surprising good for a fire guard. Wouldn’t have expected that from a dog crate. Nice job Keith!

Nice use of reclaimed bits and bobs mate.

Nice work Keithy, suggestions for your log stand, add another sla5s of pine to top inner faces of the X leave about 2in gap should work

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

Great idea! Thanks John

No time off. You have to keep busy LOL. I have the double X log support, but also use my Triton Super Jaws for when they get to the small size. I've had mine for many years, so don't know what the cost is today, especially in the UK, but I'm sure there are similar brands.

You need a curtain guard as well!😉

Everyone needs a bit of luv 😊

Had to laugh because I just made 2 fire guards from dog corrals! Great minds think alike 😉

You could always stick baby brown to the wall with velcro and not need a fire guard.

I appreciate the way you repurpose materials.

Yes amazing how small cats need twice their surface area on a bed.

Cool stuff! I loved all of your projects. That table is very cool. Good save! Glad you now have a good safe solution for your little one around the stove. Fun video mix!

Love this video! So satisfying to have a few small projects in one video!!

"Indiana Brown and the Arc of the Template."

Excellent video as always. Really great bits of up cycling, keep up the great work.

See I was a little worried that baby Brown as going in the crate…. 😁 Guard turned out really well, you are still going to need to keep the little fella off the guard if it is anything like ours which still gets hot, but a hell of a lot safer than without 👍🏻

Now that baby Brown is crawling, there's going to be a lot of jobs for you.

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

The list is endless!

Usual great video, luurve it😎 We called those clips Bulldog clips. A favourite office activity was to sneak up behind someone and attach on to their ear lobe. I can still hear the guteral screams😱🤣🤣 The luxury of chopping logs indoors😎

that log splitter is good , may get one

Just brilliant

You have been a Busy man Keith this is a Quality l like about you sir you adapt your self and make anything and with what you have in stock you make do well done 👏 dam good workshop still jealous about all your Milwaukee tools as a joiner I use my Milwaukee tools everyday but I buy all of my tools and they are not cheap 😊😢

Pretty nice projects, Keith! Fantastic work! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Excellent use of recycled materials, especially the fire guard. Nice jobs. Stay safe

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

Thanks 👍

Great to see you getting those adds in. Well done for taking the leap.

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

Thank you!

👍👍👍. Thanks Keith

I enjoyed it all great video

Great jobs

Nice job on all things

That fireguard looks good. But never underestimate todders spanning skills, apparently I could dismantle the baby gate and the pushchair age 18 months. Why didn't you make the saw horse taller?

Great small projects!

I loooove this video. 😅

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

🤣

Brilliant repurposing of the dog crate. How long did you consider of was it we need some and you instantly had the idea? Love it.

Always love a good reclaim wood stuff, nevermind four! My favorite was the outdoor table. PS sponsored segments needs even more cats!

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

Thanks! 😁

Great projects!

@RagnBoneBrown

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks for the splitter link, I had only seen these at £120+

@RagnBoneBrown

28 күн бұрын

No problem 👍

Good idea and problem solving, won’t the heat from the stove make the guard hot too, resulting in burnt fingers?

Why not simply store the child in the dog crate?

@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT

29 күн бұрын

😂

Nice Easter egg at 4:00 Keith 😂

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

🤣

Awesome stuff... i don't have a wood burner, but won't those plastic ties melt from the heat?

One thing I would check, how hot does the guard get when fire going at mark 10.

5:38 ...When you get called out in a Rag N Bone Brown video...

Ofc baby brown has spanner skills, he’s ur son after all,

I thought the dog crate was for emergency baby holding :O

No one should notice the shorter piece on the fire guard... unless you make a video about it! 😂

What spray paints do you use? I couldn't see anything in your Amazon store. Also when you were sanding the metal table frame, what did you use in your angle grinder?

@worstuserever

27 күн бұрын

Flap disc, covered with overlapping segments of sandpaper. I've used them to clean up rusty or fouled hand tools, and remove paint from scrap metal before repurposing. Very quick and easy.

Won't the heat from the fire heat up the metal? Poss burn risk?

a bit late but congrats on the small maker you made (with help)

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

Thank you!

n00ice

lol baby keef.

I really want to know what Emma does with a mattress that someone returns after 200 days. Great video though.

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

Yeah me too! 🤔

Cable ties and radiant heat are a bad mixture imo.

Interesting video 2 good saves, Do Milwaukie not supply Chainsaw Leggings, Boots, Gloves & Helmets to there sponsored creators? Trust me cargo / work trousers and training/ safety shoes wont give you any protection. The HSE used to prosecute and fine per item of safety gear not being worn. You don't get a second chance with a chainsaw

The fire guard looks suspiciously like a ladder. don't over trust it.

Make the rake taller the size will hurt you neck back

splitting maul?

Nine

A 4 x 2? Clearly you mean a "tubafer" :)

@RagnBoneBrown

29 күн бұрын

🤣

Hi, your troubles have just begun, to make sure your baby is safe will send you down a rabbit hole that you might not even get out off. And that is just as a baby, wait until she/he starts crawling and then walking, you will find problems that you had never even thought of as being problematic. You do right to blur your babies face out, unfortunately the world out there is filled with nasty people what will grab all information out there and use it against you. good luck with your fire guard and the best of luck and happiness to you and your family.. If you think you have problems with your cat, I have a queen size bed and cannot get into that sometimes because the cat is stretched all over it.

@worstuserever

27 күн бұрын

Cats have an amazing knack for disproportionately occupying the exact space you need, but they're open to negotiation. Like most cats, I find mine drawn to empty boxes, plastic bags, or paper, especially if it looks like I'm trying to use the item, so I put one of these cat magnets in a more convenient spot on the bed. Might not work right away if they're already settled, best to set up beforehand.

Hi Keith, please reconsider your sponsor, Emma. I've had a really bad experience with them, shipped half a bed frame, no customer service, in the end 6 weeks after delivery I had to cancel and ask for a refund which we are still waiting for. I'm not the only one please look at trust pilot too

Nicely done.