100% correct about snipe.

Your Electronics tool box looks exceptional. I really enjoyed the details that you presented in your videos. Good work! Perhaps you could explain your Drafting tool box some day since many woodworkers draft up drawings of their projects. They need a place to store their drafting tools.

@frankvucolo6249

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jim, and thanks for watching. You know, I started to do a video on drafting, but filming me putting lines on paper even bored me. I didn’t think it would make a good video. But you have inspired me. I could do something on the Drafting Tool Box, a collapsing bench top drafting table, a review of the tools and some basic tips. Thanks! Might take me a while to get to it, but stay tuned. Even in this SketchUp world, there must still be a few of us drawing up our designs by hand.

@jamesodell3058

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankvucolo6249 Even though I do use SketchUp for the majority of my drawings, I do use my drafting table and tools to make some drawings. It's always a challenge to find some of my drafting tools. I am still looking for my Ames Lettering guide. I noticed that you have one in your Drafting Tool box. I really like your solution for storing your set squares and templates. I never thought of that idea! Storing them that way protects them from damage. Your box is a real work of a cabinetmaker.

Frank, this is easily one of the best woodworking instructional videos of the internet. I’ve been woodworking for many, many years but it was still interesting to see your approach and watch your teaching style.

@frankvucolo6249

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Jim. I was hoping to give guidance and direction to aspiring woodworkers and still keep it interesting for the experienced woodworker like yourself. I know that even though I’ve been at it for a long time, I still learn from others.

Nice job Frank. Really good for a beginner to recognize and understand the thought process and the many details that go into any project.

@frankvucolo6249

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Jim. Hopefully that woodworker who wants to take it to the next level will get something out of this.

You should use a TS guard and anti-kick-back cawls