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Well, we did it.  Oh my, there’s a reason I don’t do live gigs.

Kristi shared some great gift ideas for her part.  I was going to build a quick and easy crate but got sidetracked talking about tools and safety.  LOL

I didn’t have anything to show at the end of the hangout.  Oh well.  Hopefully if you watch this, you’ll come away knowing how to put a box together.  And if you can do that, you’re just about ready to conquer anything!  🙂

 

Please note:  Most nail guns have safety features to help prevent accidents but some may not.  Read and follow the safety manual for your nail gun to ensure proper use and safety.

 

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Comments

  1. I watched your crazy, funny, informative “hangout”. Thanks, you two. I will have to have my husband cut my boards on his saw as I’m not nuts about using it, although I do help him. I will use the nail gun, though. I love that beveled look and the tape hint.

    Thanks for the hint on the soapmaking of putting a stickon in the mold.

  2. This really was fun. You both did a great job.

    Sandra, I love that you are not a “tool snob” (like my husband) and have given Harbor Freight tools a chance. I have had great success with the tools I have purchased from them, and my argument to him is that if we need a specialized tool for a diy job that in all likelihood we might not ever use again, why not buy the less expensive harbor freight tool? Although, I have several that I have used on a regular basis for about 3 years now with no problems. Anyway, love your blog!

  3. Love your Google Hangout! I do them in the food world and am so glad to see that the craft world is finally starting to do them! 🙂

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