Vera, my niece, watches a lot of YouTube channels in English which ultimately is a good thing, as she learns English alongside Swedish, but it gives her problems learning the alphabet.

My brother jokingly told me that it was up to me, as her godfather, to help her learn the alphabet, so of course I built her something out of cheap insulation, old wood and a discarded curtain.

The video got a bit too long to release in one go so you’ll have to settle for a cliffhanger for now, and the thrilling conclusion in a week or so.

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TLDW; If you want a perfectly flat countersink, use a router bit. Then again, the video is less than a minute so I think you have time to watch it.

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I have a lot of projects I did directly after I moved to this property. Some of them worked out great, some not so much. In this case I simply underestimated the amount of upkeep a pond requires and I ignored it for far too long.

Not anymore! This ends today, or I will die trying!

Probably not, but I will restore it as well as add the features I always intended for it to have. This will take quite some time though, hence the episodic format.

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I know I keep telling you to stay safe but this particular one is especially important. Ask me how I know…

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My robo mower, like many of his ilk, has a bad habit of digging holes in the lawn when they get stuck. Just repairing the lawn by filling in the hole isn’t good enough as he’ll just dig a new hole.

In this video I show you how I prevent him from digging a new hole, as well as how I join two guide wires together to make them weather resistant.

There’s also some footage of me being a dumbass, because why not.

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No more confusion when measuring!

Let’s see how many of you that can see through this double, reverse, Inception style switcheroo. 😉

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The short answer is “No.” The long answer is “Noooooooooooooooooo.” Well, at least I can’t.

I shouldn’t really be possible – or else all ultrasonic cleaners would use speakers – but I’ve never let logic stand in my way before so why start now?

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Just a quick tip on how to drill half a hole (lengthwise – not sure how’d you drill a half-moon shaped hole).

I used this on the frames of my sound dampening panels I have in my office to help align the nails I use for hanging them on the wall.

There’s no need to miss the mark though, I did that to show how care-free and easygoing I am. Live and let live, y’know?

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No, this isn’t a re-upload of my previous video, it just happens to be a very similar one, except for the complexity of the project.

This is the first “proper” welding project I did but the racks are still up there after well over a year so even though the welds look like the south end of a northbound monkey they are holding up.

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It’s been two years since I got my Bosch PBD40 and seeing that my unboxing video for that is my most viewed video I thought I’d do a short, pretty basic review of the machine after two years of usage.

TL,DW; it has its flaws but none of them affect me enough for me to dislike it. It fits my requirements and does all I need.

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