Elena Makes

5 ай бұрын

Q&A | Get to Know Me - How I got started, inspiration, & more

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@Truongthikimcuong925 сағат бұрын

Hello ❤ beautiful girl 💞🇻🇳🇻🇳🙏🙏🙏

@roccooteiza76249 сағат бұрын

Would you share your checklist with us??

@IAMDENRIDEPOV14 сағат бұрын

Adventures on your bike are fun. Professional equipment. Extremely impressive landscape. I love everything in your videos...

@abimaelmartell22 сағат бұрын

nice video, you guys look very happy

@SalPane122422 сағат бұрын

Show how you fix the leaking, nice camper

@FarhanShamz-lj8dgКүн бұрын

Amazing keep riding enjoy life.....am from sri lanka

@aguschannel9734Күн бұрын

You look wonderful

@alfonsoPinaКүн бұрын

"Borrowed from my dad..." which is what us dad's do, loan out our lives to let our kiddos succeed.

@alfonsoPinaКүн бұрын

Sharing that almost accident was a very good choice. It's good to see these mistakes when they don't harm you so that others who are new to woodworking can learn

@SalPane1224Күн бұрын

Wow

@janijik99janijik78Күн бұрын

Supeb beautiful sunset ever

@bulentcoban3517Күн бұрын

👍👏🤗🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

@wayward-saint2 күн бұрын

When my workspace was the hallway of my tiny 2+1, 40m2 apartment I used hand tools only plus a drill. You can make a lot with a couple hand planes, couple saws, some chisels, a drill. Now that I gave the space, I have some power tools, but still in use hand tools whenever possible. So much nicer to not worry about wearing a dust mask and making noise.

@edwin_slager2 күн бұрын

Nice overnighter 👍🏻

@MrHoustonismydog2 күн бұрын

I miss California, I’ve lived all over, California most beautiful place

@ammo83572 күн бұрын

Very nice

@gregghernandez27143 күн бұрын

I too live in a townhouse community. You'd be surprised how understanding your neighbors can be. This is because eventually they too will have to have some work done like having new flooring installed. This can take days of cutting with a loud miter saw. So far so good for me and my neighbors.

@bob_ombthreat64523 күн бұрын

I get it, you’re doing the social media influencer “thing;” so the formula is to extend the smallest amount of effort put into valuable content and stretch out the time it takes to convey it here. But, the title “dealing with tool noise in townhouse etc etc” contained basically you doing a db test outside your garage as tools ran. You talked about “tool location” like 5 different times in the video, mind blowing news. “Bribe neighbor with tool lending or projects” was literally the only useful thing I got out of this. Maybe a test or exploration of insulation and or soundproofing with some buying ideas? No, instead we get, “if you’re stuck in a lease.” Well gee I hadn’t thought about just moving, which doesn’t really address the title of the video. I get it, I get what you’re doing, but if you want to bring value instead of playing the formulas and algo, do more than this.

@elenamakes2 күн бұрын

All good if this video wasn’t helpful for you but, based on the other feedback I’ve received, it seems it was helpful to others. Have a good one ✌️

@knordberg3 күн бұрын

Magical sunrise. Very pretty.

@9amStudio3 күн бұрын

there's nothing mini about this. Super View, Super Climb, and looks like Super Fun!

@clutteredchicagogarage27203 күн бұрын

I own a small A/C shop compressor. It's very loud and very heavy. Over the years, I've used it less and less. For blowing water out of the water pipes out to my balcony, I now use a hand-held, battery powered Makita 18V blower. It's WAY less noisy, and it weighs maybe 2 pounds vs 50 pounds. I own an impact driver that I use to drive screws when doing framing carpentry. I bought a Milwaukee 12V fluid-drive impact vs a standard impact. It's probably at least 15dB quieter than a Milwaukee 18V impact. For a shop vac, it's hard to find one that is both powerful and also quiet. I've seen some makers create carts with enclosed spaces for their shop vac. I have a small Milwaukee 18V battery-powered shop vac. I know that if built a cabinet out of plywood and lined it with rigid foam boards or mineral wool insulation, it would probably cut 20dB from the noise of my shop vac. I currently own a house, and I can make some noise in my garage when I'm building something, but if I lived in an apartment, I'd consider enclosing my shop vac in a sound-dampening box.

@RobC19793 күн бұрын

You are so good looking! 😍 🥰 😜

@nitac71744 күн бұрын

this was so great, thank you! i feel a little bit daunted but i want to learn so i can make some things for my daughter and this definitely made it feel more approachable and less scary!

@elenamakes2 күн бұрын

So happy to hear it was helpful!

@JohnBaker-fd7yk4 күн бұрын

they sale roter bits for that

@paulinap71685 күн бұрын

Does that seat pack not graze your tires with the dropper down and suspension compressing?

@elenamakes4 күн бұрын

I don’t drop my dropper down when the seat pack is on.

@paulinap71682 күн бұрын

@@elenamakes makes sense, thank you! Sometimes the bikepacking routes I want to do are super rocky, so I have to figure out a dropper compatible solution

@elenamakes2 күн бұрын

I think if you got a smaller seat bag it would be fine :) mine just barely hits the tire when I drop my dropper and the bag is on the larger side.

@paulinap71682 күн бұрын

@@elenamakes aw thanks for the feedback, appreciate you! Happy trails! :)

@williamlebron98735 күн бұрын

😍Thank you for sharing that GORGEOUS BEAUTIFUL sunset & the FOG going over the mountain. 😍

@elenamakes4 күн бұрын

Of course! :) glad you enjoyed it

@phelippepx105 күн бұрын

positive vibes

@paulstelling30995 күн бұрын

Wow amazing video. It popped up on my feed . So glad it did . What an amazing place . I have subscribed and look forward to seeing more adventures. My kind of trip .

@elenamakes4 күн бұрын

Thanks! 😊

@andredacaloi10586 күн бұрын

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@01GoodGrief6 күн бұрын

It's great that you are considering how your actions can negatively affect your neighbors. Have you considered making sound-insulating panels to mount to the walls, ceiling, and garage door? They won't make the space entirely silent, but it could help.

@semyonmorozov8496 күн бұрын

At 18:30 isn't your saddle bag touching the wheel?

@elenamakes6 күн бұрын

Nope! It sits a couple inches above the wheel. Although I can’t use the dropper post when that bag is attached because then it definitely would touch the wheel.

@ucanskixc5687 күн бұрын

If your nose gets cold, hum or sing. Your nose will get warm!!

@logan-jake-camino7 күн бұрын

BTW, why don't you use CAD software on your PC? That'll be much faster for your design work. (I know you like hand drawing.)

@thesbongebob28848 күн бұрын

Really good to see this kind of bikepacking video! Hope too see more like this soon. Good videos!😍

@elenamakes8 күн бұрын

Thanks! I definitely plan to do more.

@ChrisHornberger8 күн бұрын

You can hang some cheap moving blankets on the walls (where possible), and attach them to the garage door; they do an amazing job of helping to damp the noise levels down.

@elenamakes8 күн бұрын

That's a great suggestion

@ChrisHornberger8 күн бұрын

@@elenamakes Well, damn... that drains all my brilliance for 2024. I'll have another good idea next year :)

@logan-jake-camino8 күн бұрын

"In a town, a frog works something, sorry about the noise" -Me (Japanese Haiku) Keep going, Elena

@logan-jake-camino8 күн бұрын

PS: "An old pond, a frog jumped into it, the sound of water" -Basho (The most famous haiku in the world. 400 years old Japanese poem.)

@logan-jake-camino8 күн бұрын

"Start woodwork, loud noise and noise, at my workshop" -Me (This is not a haiku, but a Senryu: a funny version of haiku without a word of the season.)

@logan-jake-camino7 күн бұрын

Haiku must have a word of the season.

@johnorton44188 күн бұрын

Such a beautiful you are

@RobC19798 күн бұрын

While others saw the beauty of nature at 10:30 into the video l saw the most wonderful scene where you are caught up in the moment and smiled so happily (not weird at all) I get why you did that you are loving life! ❤