Genius Adjustable Spacers For WOODWORKING and DIY

Interesting idea
Thx !

A very useful thing to have in the garage. Well done👍👍

Hey, that's actually a great idea and relatively simple to reproduce. Thanks!

Great job, very simple design. I plan on using this to help rise slabs off my table and pour epoxy on them so they'll be level.

Dude! Ya, really hit that one out of the park (hit for 6, in your language, right).

So glad I watched.

They’re called Machinist screws or a machinist Jack

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Why not just use the steel ruler 📏 you already have and save on sheet material and fixings ,?

Some adjustable feet off an old fridge or freezer, would save work.
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Fookin fantastic 👏. And brilliant editing as well .

Because we don't care.

Lol... all this BS for something no one needs. Anyone ever heard of a clamp?

Thanks for a great idea!

Ferramenta sensacional! Já está na lista "A fazer".

Great idea!

Sub’d $ Bell’d thanks

Great! Thanks!!!

Very good !!

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Top idea!👏👏👏

Great solution for a project I’ve got coming up. Thanks!

Lol @ "why has no one ever thought of this"

Congratulations detective! You've cracked the case! You've discovered adjustable table feet!

Yep, same as machinist's jacks- I used to design for a range of companies, and it was surprising how often when I suggested a standard solution from another industry it was regarded as revolutionary... I did not always let them know this...

Bravo!

I love how you do your video!! Quick, to the point and the sound effects add a bit of humor! Thank you!! 😃👍

Freaking brilliant!

Hi these look great. Thanks so much. What router bit did you you to cut/shape the circles? Thanks.

Don't these already exist, but upside down?

I just use door shims

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Thank you for the idea. Ill make something similar now :)

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They should do for most things on woodworking but if you are using really heavy pieces, they need to have a much bigger bolt

What program did you use for the project

Because it's MDF and moisture ruins it.

In lutherie, small scissor jacks are used. They are made with plastic and wood ends to be gentle on the instrument.

good 👍 thank you it's really helpful

Fantástic!!!

Excellent idea!

1 word.. GENIUS!!

great !

I use clamps. Works fine.

Great video on making Jack screws

a clipped finish nail on the surface and you have a system to support piece for spraying or painting - just a thought

I'm going to make some 🙂

Some of the best ideas are so simple 10/10,,,,,,

That is a cool,idea

where did you get your forstner bits? everytime i have asked about them the sales people look at me strange

This is just brilliant