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I try to always have a spotter, but the few times I didn't, i used an simple IP internet cam that I had, and pointed it at my ramps. Then watch the video on my phone as i drive up slowly and carefully.

I guess door hinges are readily available at yard sales

You could’ve made a chalk out of the extra pieces

Great work and I'm getting tools to do this DIY in my new home, Thailand. The Holy Grail of home-built camera holding systems would be to somehow add shock absorbers. You are getting vibrations on your footage because all vehicles... cars, morotcycles, scooters, and bicycles vibrate as they hit bumps in the road. There are small shock absorbers made for RC cars and there are rubber-band type nests made for holding microphones. I wish I could figure out hown to integrate them in camera holders. I'm building a prototype that has a vertical pcv pipe with a monopod inside and the monopod is sitting on a tall foam pad placed at the bottom of the pvc pipe. My idea is a little crude, but it does partially reduce vibration to the camera.

That was a good $20 in decking screws alone

I bought a few sheets grip tape for the top of the ramps at my local skate shop for $5

What's with the music?

Clinton I just thought of another use for your last project as far as trimming the toothpaste holder and making a picture frame also if you do the right dimensions on the toothpaste holder and trim it off a little bit whoop there you have a nice light switch cover made out of wood

Number one tip for using a miter saw : get a pro to do it for you. 😊

Thank you 💚

This is way better set up then that clown who has all Milwaukee tools and storage

Home Depot sells them for $25

What software did you use to draw the desk in 3d

So should the width of each piece be 2” on the wider side? I’m not quite getting the way you set your fence…

If you use long screws, just make sure there's no wiring or piping passing through the studs where you're screwing.

The ripcord cleat had me laughing out loud. I love your videos and solutions. The simplicity is the best!

Great video, Thank you Sir.

Could use offcuts as chocks

Groovy! Thank you!

Cool idea 😊

I love that workbench. Thank you so much for sharing!

Put rubber feet on them so non-drive wheels won't push them away on slippery surfaces.

Nniceee

Thanks a lot. Sir

I almost wish I was still servicing my own cars myself! Great stuff.

Cool ramps! Loved the blooper! Always fun to leave them in

Worked. 🎉

Hey Clinton, I like your projects, but have you ever considered slowing down a little bit, so some of us could follow along a bit easier? Jeez, man you're like a "speed freak". I'm trying to learn woodworking and your stuff is perfect for my skill level if I could just slow you down!!! Dude, give us beginners a break!

What's the difference it's only a bird house, it does not have to be perfect as you said !

Ledge. Portions of our foundation are literally in a large bowl of granite. Yikes!

Yessir! Genius, pure genius.

I had thought about painting my porch steps and had momentarily thought about adding sand to paint to minimize slippage so I guess I'll definitely do that when I paint my steps.

You should do the last stopper double height.

I would make the forward part of the ramps a little longer to allow double the thickness of the end stop. You made the point that the car can easily climb 1.5" of wood and so a thicker end stop would be safer. If you made the boards a bit wider, the centre of each forward part could contain a bottle jack with a 1/4 inch steel plate welded to the top of the ram and resting on the wood. Operating the bottle jacks would then give another 6" of lift. The area around where the operating handle would fit, would need to be braced with a 1/8" steel plate with central hole.

Torx bits are very easy to sbeak. The screw heads are too. Unless you buy some super quality ones. While withe the square, it just works, no matter what!

That is brilliant! I think I will make the part where car actually stands on longer, and add another small piece keeping the car from rolling back.

Nice video very informative

How long of a log can it handle?

Great video. Adding an addition to a house which has an existing French drain system. Thie existing system has performed for over 24 years with no water in the basement ever. The house is built on a slope btw in a watershed area. Engineer and the contractor for the new addition wanted me to install gutters. No way! I have never had standing water and the drains flow out very slowly as they should. I am having French drains tied into the existing system for the addition. This video is the real deal. This guy is spot on.

Buen día. No ablo inglés. Tengo las herramientas para efectuar los cortes y el material para el proyecto. Lo quiero realizar pero me podría dar los ángulos respectivos. Desde colombia gracias.

How about cutting a 45 degree angle on each ramp, just to make the ascension smoother.

Thanks for the info. I'm wanting to use french cleats for wall cabinets that I will be building for my bathroom.

Pretty cool but, there is a part of me that wants more than a 2" back stop that's actually just 1.5", if the car gets a little too much momentum while feathering the gas peddle up the ramp. A true 3 inches would make me feel much better. Maybe one might treat the wood to protect it if it's stored outside. Occasionally brush used motor oil treatment might work, especially on the ends and or parts that touch the ground. An old tire cut and screwed to the top boads of the ramps for a traction surface would add a nice touch. This is probably not needed if you dont treat it with used motor oil. 😂 Forget using a hinge, and simply hook both sides. Four pieces weigh less than two And you never risk binding when swinging on a hinge.

Was wondering how to make grooves w the miter saw and i learned it thank you.

im a child and i love theeeesee

Congratulations on a good job!

Love this!

I bought this kit years ago from Amazon. The actual workbench itself is very sturdy, but there was just too little clearance on the lower storage shelves to make it a viable option for me. As for the bench TOP storage shelves, I have no idea what they were thinking. I e-mailed Fleximounts asking for some guidance as to what in the world one was suppose to do about the lumber for the bench TOP storage shelves. I don't think they understood what I was asking. They said they would consult with R&D and get back to me with an answer. That was three years ago. HA!

Muy ingenioso y soluciona un problema en el taller, me encanta.

this was amazing