Metalwork, wood work, CAD/CAM, electronics, aesthetics, functionality. Incredible, really incredible.

Вы супер-девушка! Я восторге от Ваших работ и изделий!!!

This is probably the most ellegant soldering station! good job with the aluminum!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Cactus! workshop Thanks!

Really cool project. The walnut and aluminum is a beautiful contrast. Great work, lady!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+BeanHole Thanks!

This is exactly what I meant when I envisioned the possibilities of specific tasks in regards to your previous desk lamp block build - Love it.

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+John Strange Thanks John!

Đúng là con gái! :) Lần đầu tiên xem CLIP DIY do con cái làm. Đồ nghề thì quá PRO.

Yes Linn, very nice work. Most impressed with your range of knowledge & level of workmanship. Mind you, a military grade precision soldering instructor would have a heart attack at the condition of your soldering iron, however guess it works for this kind of project. Anyway, truly a pleasure to watch. Thank you.

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+dka0700 Thanks for watching!

Linn that looks absolutely fantastic. I especially like the way the tongue-oil and beeswax makes the grain of the walnut stand out. The signature on the bottom adds a touch of class. lol Take care and be safe. Thanks for sharing Roy

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Roy Wrenn Thanks Roy!

Just showed this vid to my daughter. She loves it!

Linn, I bet if you produced a couple of these and sold them on Amazon, they would sell out quite quickly. These are high quality.

Very Nice! There may be one in my future lol! I just started my own wood channel and am gaining quite an appreciation for those of you who get a new vid out each week. I've enjoyed many of yours and I've picked up a few tips while watching. Thanks!!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+BirdsAdventuresInWoodworking Good luck and thanks for watching!

Love the fact that you used wood in an electronic project, very elegant, I will try to do one too, the only other option I will add is a built in fan in the base to suck out the fumes. Will send picture when done, you inspire me.

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Michel Brunette Thanks Michel! I did not add a fume extractor because I made one in an earlier video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aKp7rrGwZ7uYiNI.html

Just what i need in my wife should know how to use tools and independent love this type of woman 💙

Fantastic build. I was almost to the point where I was going to suggest adding a magnifying glass, but it looks like you read minds too! I am always impressed with your creativity.

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Ira Kopilow Thanks for watching Ira!

Thanks for motivating me Over the few years i've had a third hand (mananged for over 40 years without one), i've been wanting to change it around because it was sometimes awkward for holding wires for soldering, but kept putting it off because i wasn't sure any of my ideas would work, i was basing it around the original base, your use of a larger wood base was what i needed. My version isn't pretty, but it's now more functional

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Sparky Projects Thanks for watching!

Quality work, Lynn! The light is great, the base is great, but what I really was interested in was the third hand clips. Most 3rd hand tools don't hold in place well at all, so I've been looking for good ideas on how to make the arms. Having them able to pop in and out of the base is real good too. Thanks.

Brilliant - brilliant project, brilliantly presented. Inspiring.

The combination of walnut and aluminum is just spot on! Beautiful work Linn!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Andrea Arzensek Thanks Andrea!

Elegant & useful: Hold & light, so essential for soldering tiny components & coordinates with your fume extractor

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Springwood Cottage Thanks! I was hoping they would match in style :)

bright idea.you are a professional electronics hobbyist with a workshop fully equipt. and you are attractive looking lady.

the most beautiful solder station I have ever seen

Love the holding arms you made... look great and super functional as well! Joe

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+homesteadonomics Thanks Joe!

Thanks for a gorgeous project, and for the inspiration. I have a slab of Walnut, some brass plate and several pieces of Ebony I'll use for mine. Great idea !

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+StepCorn Grumbleteats Thanks and send me a photo or tag me on instagram if you make one!

@stepcorngrumbleteats7683

8 жыл бұрын

Will Do !

Awesome! Best third hand tool i ever seen! Gives me an idea to make my own... Thanks, Lynn.

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+neogain Thank you!

Don't forget to limit the current, otherwise the LED won't live long! (many boosters have this feature). and I would add a magnifier too :) Looks awesome!

What a neat design! A solved light problems using cheap ikea aluminium frying pan(as heatsink and cover) and 6x 10W 12V leds, with cheap notebook adapter as power source. I've used tap and die(M3) directly into pan to hold the leds in place. My design looks "how ya do 'in" a little bit. Thanks for your video. Oh and I probably fell in love again! (to creep it up a little bit)

Very pleasing and clean work. Thanks for sharing it. Just for a note who wants to do smt like this, be careful while applying pressure on phosphorous side of the LEDs because it may cause defects on LED cells, so you won't say bye for a couple cell lines as a surprise :)

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Emre MUTLU Thanks for watching!

Very nice! It looks very finished. As you said the aluminum and walnut contrast beautifully!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Jer's Woodshop Thanks Jeremy!

LINN. WHAT A GREAT IDEA AND GREAT JOB !!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU...

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael Nowak Thanks Michael!

That's cool Linn! That light looks incredibly bright. Perfect for intricate work. The only thing I'd have to say that I scratched my head over was how you screwed on the mesh on the bottom... I think screwing the corners down, instead of the sides, would prevent the corners from getting catches and bending out of shape as you move it. Other than that, I love it! Nice touch making it a "signature piece" too! Cheers!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Jerry Paul Thanks Jerry!

Hello! with respect and admiration; receives a greeting from Medellin Colombia. Great job and a great person you are by sharing your wisdom.I am sending this message translated ... because they do not speak English !. "thank you very much and makes this project because I work in the computer systems and electronics and this ecxelente and beautiful." Always take care.

Subscribed! Lady and tools love it! Wish me gf could change the lightbulb without winging lol Respect

Really stellar design all around. I can see something like this coming in handy for so many projects. Thanks for sharing!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Conrad Designs Thanks for watching!

MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. kzread.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo

Probably my favorite project of yours yet. Nice!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+cencalmatt Thanks for watching!

Nice Idea and great project! I'm thinking of adding a LED light to my helping hands...

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+MZ72 Thanks!

Such a cool project! I'm really inspired by this build, and all your others. Now I'm thinking of how to use this in my shop/tinker hideout. Thanks Linn!!!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+SparrowHawk183 Thank you!

Nice work! Looks really useful :), that piece of walnut you used for the base is gorgeous.

Hi lynn thanks for the ideas by using the aluminum tubes as a third hand

This is fantastic!! I really need one on my desk. ....

You an amazing woman! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Nice project. I think you should break the edges more on the holes where the wire goes up the light arm otherwise the sharp edges may, over time, cut through the cable.

What a great one-of-kind project. I like the mix of metal and wood. Very impressed with your design and skills. Very nice job, Lynn

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+secondwind75 Thank you!

Now THAT'S the best soldering third hand I've ever seen! It looks high quality, sturdy, stable and robust. The arms don't wiggle like in all the other such projects I've seen until now. Congratulations on the idea and its execution with attention to details. I respect such thoughtfulness and work. No need to watch more, I've decided already: subscribe. :) PS.Have you thought about selling this item as a kit or ready-to-use product for those who need a high quality third hand and don't have time or possibility to make one?

That is so cool....Exactly what every electronics nerd needs!Good job!

Cool & nice! It looks so cool when the cnc is working.

Cool build Linn, always learn a little something from you're videos. Yes the walnut and aluminum look great together. Thanks for sharing your videos!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+David Clauson Thanks for watching David!

Gorgeous! If you keep making these fancy little gadgets, I guess your electronics area is going to be one of the most unique and good looking ones in existence! I really like your creative approach and the combination of aesthetics and functionality! PS: I envy you for that CNC-machine and all those modern tools. I feel like an old man, because all I have is like from the 50s :D

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+The Post Apocalyptic Inventor Thanks so much for the nice comment! I really like to have nice things around and modern tools help :)

I love these projects you come up with. super creative.

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+michael wilson Thanks Michael!

Awesome job, Linn! Your videos are inspiring to watch. So many great ideas!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Carl Rubino Thanks Carl!

Awesome job - love that you made it from scratch!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Richie Rich Thanks Richie!

Great project! I never would have thought to make something like this, what a great idea!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+My Garage Woodshop Thanks Rod!

Hey Linn! I like what you are doing here on youtube, thanks for the inspiration and instructions for things! And maybe a little tip for you. I saw you were drilling the aluminum dry, and aluminum is kinda sticky. Most of the times it helps to put some spirit (you know, the blue stinky burning liquid) on your drill and workpiece. A little WD-40 helps also. Keep it up!

Amazing, Very Useful Good Job Linn 👏👏

aluminum and walnut great combination....love those handles you made for the box going to have a watch the video again I will be taking this idea sorry but it's so cool

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Robert Evans Thanks for watching Robert!

Excelente projeto, você se supera a cada vídeo!!!!!

bravo! lovely, enchanting, beautiful! 🏄

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Marc Chilifritters Thank you!

Ah! I've been meaning to buy my own 3rd hand stand, but after seeing this, maybe I'll buy my own. Thought I might share that I like to use 12v halo (or ring) LED lights for this type of application. Lots of LEDs in a ring to keep the shadows off of my work!

Excellent project. Excellent video. Thank you.

I love it. Beautiful walnut.

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+dcox01 Thank you!

Great project and video. You are going to have the best lucking electronic workbench ever. Thanks for sharing. - Jeff

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Webbed Toed Workbench Thanks Jeff!

Gostei! Ótimo projeto! Parabéns!

Quality workpersonship, I'm sure it would still be nice quality even if you didn't have the nice machinery. Great presentation skills as well!!

my first diy lady beautiful !!

Nice Lab, good job!

The best design I have seen so far. Just sub.

Really cool! Very well thought out.

i already add this to my list until i build my CNC machine first its really looking awesome thank you

This is your best video so far! I love the project!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Giaco Whatever Thanks Giaco!

Super cool!! Building one right now!!

Lynn, you are very clever and skillful. I was so impressed with your lighted extra hands I just had to Like and subscribed. Good job!!!

Hi fellow Scandinavian :) Great project! You've inspired me to create a similar set of helping hands my self. Your project came out really nice! Keep up the good work!

Pretty cool stuff. It would have been cool if you would have tapped holes into the aluminum so you could just screw in the arms. This would have made them removable when you don't need all 4 corners covered. Very nice original content!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+david Boardman That is a good idea David, but I do not have a tap set :) Thanks for watching!

it's really impress me this model i love it so much

I'm 82 & am delighted to find a woman doing stuff that wouldn't've been "normal" when I was young.

@arthurmead5341

4 жыл бұрын

Are you still alive

What an awesome idea. Brilliant, I would say...lol Love your designs and builds

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Jim Dockrell (Watertone) Thanks Jim!

I love your videos and your work! You're my new favorite DIY channel!

lovely voice and also your work brilliance..

This is so awesome! So inspiring! So sweet! Thanks!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+epiNoesis Thanks!

This is really nice! I really like the material choices also!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Diode Press Thanks Graham!

Another really enjoyable video Lynn... Your projects are getting better and better.. looks like a really useful piece of kit to have, and the end product looks really professional. I thought the exposed wires and name engraving were both nice touches... really well done and thanks for sharing you ideas.

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Mark Evans Thanks for the nice comment Mark!

Cool device, can be really helpful when doing electronics and soldering! Neat project!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Scrap wood City Thanks!

Lots of great ideas! Great project.

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Shop built Thanks!

simplemente espectacular !!!!

Just Amazing , thanks for sharing.

This is a really great idea!!!

saludos desde Venezuela , te felicito por tu nivel de detalle es impresionante, excelente planificación , diseño y acabado gracias por tus aportes besos

really enjoying the electrical projects ☺

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Cassia Crichton Thanks for watching Cassia!

Very classy project way more impressive than the shop bought versions like it ...

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+ryzo mcgregor Thanks!

Awesome work. Nice idea. Am also planning to built one .. "a bigger one to hold larger pcb". Thanks for sharing this .... Great help :)

Very nice build. I thought about using some tranparent plastic instead of the aluminium and lighting the parts from the bottom as well ...

my favorite part is when you wax the wood, it finish looks so nice and elegant

Nice little project, thanks for sharing. Yes, great idea using your woodworking skills to build your electronics workshop. When are you going to reveal your master plan?

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+Jeff Harmed Thanks! Not much of a master plan if it is announced :)

Nice project.

That turned out awesome! may i suggest if you do another project with leds and you dont need such a high powered led look into 3W they wont get as hot and are 12V and for most applications plenty bright. but I do like the added look of the heatsinks on the light and the walnut is beautiful great project!

@darbinorvar

8 жыл бұрын

+cade861 Thanks for watching!

Greeting from Venezuela Beautiful work I like one..

Great Job!... you could also add a potentiometer knob to control the intensity of the light ... just an idea :)

Cool project. I want it. I think I'll make one now.

That is really cool I know you I used to do electronics you never got enough hands. Brian UK

Mam, ur work is so neat......