Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Thanks to all of you that watch my videos, leave comments and likes. I really appreciate it. But I have to ask, why are so many of you not subscribed to my channel?
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Have any of you ever seen the screens at the very end of any of my videos where I suggest which video to watch next?
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Have you ever purchased plans to build something you saw built in a YouTube video?
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I am considering making some video's showing how I made some scroll saw projects and then making the plans available for digital download from Etsy (or a similar platform). If the project was interesting to you, would you considering purchasing the plans?
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I am considering creating some scroll saw patterns and making them available via digital download from Etsy (or similar platform). If I created some unique patterns, would you consider purchasing?
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If you like to build things, do you ever make a small model first?
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If you like to build things, do you ever model your project using a computer before building it?
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Would you be interested in a video that compares Blender to SketchUP?
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In my Blender tutorials, what pace do you prefer.
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In my Blender tutorials, do you prefer...
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Channel mission: To use low cost tools and materials to Imagine then MAKE (whatever I can think of).
As of August 2021, I mostly build using wood or cardboard and my collection of low cost tools include:
* a WEN bench top drill press
* a Harbor Freight benchtop band saw
* a Harbor Freight scroll saw
* several Ryobi 18v battery powered tools (circular saw, drill, impact, ...)
* several hand tools used for woodworking (chisels, saws, planes, files, ...)
* common hand tools (hammers, screwdrivers, ...)
* LibreCAD 2D drawing, SketchUP Make 2017 3D drawing, and Blender (3D modeling and animation)
Low cost materials I have used include:
* reclaimed wood (plywood, particle board, pine, MDF ...)
* reclaimed cardboard
* purchased chipboard
* sandpaper and various low cost finishes
All of my videos are numbered documenting when they were made.
Keep in mind that everything is made twice. Everything (1st) begins as a thought and then (2nd) gets made.