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Hi glad you liked the video Thanks for your feedback have a great weekend David

Hi Colin Thanks Peace , I wish that people could just live together no matter what religion or ethnicity or gender or race all these things just divide us . Have a great weekend

Hi yes screws are a very effective fastener for shelves but pay attention to the direction of the screws relative to the force upon them basically if they force is pulling the screw out of the wood it will be more likely to fail at some point , if the force is across the length of the screw it will only fail if the screw is cut or shears due to a strong force . Thicker diameter screws can bear more weight . I hope this helps you good luck with your project David

@@RusticDavid thank you David, this helps for sure

😂 you can hold the wood whilst your “ friend “ drives the nails! Have a great day

My pleasure, good luck with your project, have a great day David

Hi, i use a 4mm drill with a 4mm screw this allows enough freedom for the screw allowing the two boards to be pulled together, I wouldn’t recommend a bigger hole as the board will be able to move 1 mm in all directions.if you are using hard wood drill a 2.5mm hole in the board you are connecting to. Good luck with your project David

Hi thanks for your comment.yes black coffee cooked in a finjan shared with fellow woodworkers tastes great!

Hi glad you liked the video. Yes it’s a great tool, that’s the screwdriver I reach for.

Hi iwould use 5 mm diameter x 80 mm screws if its for a building or construction use construction screws Spax is a popular brand where I live Good luck with your project David

Glad you liked it! Thank you for your comment , have a great week

Bravo 👏👏im sure you learnt a lot !!keep making stuff!! Thanks for your comment

Glad you liked the video Go for it! Its a fun project!

Thanks for your feedback,I miss making videos! Hopefully get back to it. Have a great day

Hi Darian you can find a set for drilling holes with a counter sink an a plug cutter google drill and plug cutter set Or counter sink the screw head and cover it with a mixture of glue and sawdust sand when dry

@@RusticDavid nice great advice. What’s your thoughts on wood putty?

Its a broad term there’s good and bad i can only suggest buying what’s available in your area and giving it a try, main problem is it dries up in it’s container before you have chance to use much of it! I use a nitrocellulose resin and mix into it fine sawdust the company is german I believe called Bormawachs it dries fast bormawachs.com/?&lang=2

Hi Bruce glad you enjoyed the Video good luck with your purchase

Glad you enjoyed the video Good luck with your project David

Thanks for your feedback! Im happy you liked it! Gordon Ramsey ? I’ll google him

Well we’re the same age both giving tutorials but i dont have a Wiki!!!!

@@RusticDavid aww 💙 ur content is awesome, i’m sure you will get a wiki soon I bet 😄

Thank you glad you liked it

Glad you like it, Give it a go fun project Have a great weekend David

Hi Bill glad you liked the video have a great week

Hi Muantea I don’t know where you are in the world, check out my website rusticdavid.com you’re welcome to visit I mainly teach these days. Thanks for your interest, practice practice practice and you will master the craft, good luck and best wishes David

Glad you enjoyed it,Good luck with your project David

Hi Davor i hear you are sceptical give it a go , try pulling or pushing a board out , if you secure the wood like i show in the video nothing moves Have a great weekend David

@@RusticDavid well, I'll be trying it today, hopefully it doesn't fly off 😂

@@davorzdralo8000 hi davor pull it down tight stack the wood widest boards at the bottom on the ropes on the sheet material then tie like in the video (use a longer rope than i had!!)check its all secure try pulling boards out if they dont move youre ready to go drive slowly good luck

Hi Ruth, thanks for your comment, good luck with your project

Glad you liked the video,Have a great weekend

Thanks for your comment glad you liked it, good luck with your project David

That’s good to hear! Thanks for commenting! Have a good weekend

@@RusticDavidLikewise!

Well yes but not the best it’s going to do rough work, best wishes David

Hi the hole drilled in the top board should be the same diameter as the screw in soft wood this is usually enough if you encounter splitting drill a smaller hole in the boar you are connecting to. For example 4 mm screw top board 4mm hole connecting board 2.5 mm hole I hope that helps you best wishes David

Hi Chris Thank you for your message have a great week

Hi thanks for your message Good luck with your dining table

Hi Vitoh are you saying sandpaper costs a lot where you are? If so try making your own cabinet scraper check out this link ruclips.net/user/shortsd5Vn3B1915s?si=CIp5069-oyA6zZ6Y And search “ make your own card/cabinet scraper “ Good luck best wishes David

My pleasure Thanks for your comment have a great week

Yes you’re right the price of hard woods has gone through the roof recycle reuse and repurpose! I get great satisfaction using materials that have had a previous life . Have a good weekend

Hi thank you so much for keeping me updated! Im so happy to be helpful that’s why I made these videos so you can get started in woodwork. Don’t stop making stuff its the best way to learn dont worry about mistakes fix them and move on. Have a great weekend David

Hi thanks for your feedback good luck with your project Have a great weekend David

Hi well or you can chisel a hole around the head and try gripping it with a “mole grip” that’s the English name I think in other countries it has different names Try hammering the correct bit into the stripped head then try removing screw Or if its possible use a hacksaw blade and cut the screw between the two pieces screwed together Ot use brute force like a crowbar or hammer to snap the screw Good luck thanks for your comment

Thanks Glad you liked it

Thanks for your feedback, Good luck with your project,one mans rubbish is another mans treasure

Hi Shana you can find all the details including telephone and email address on our website www.rusticdavid.com Have a great weekend David

Hi Thanks, I wish I was in the Philippines too!! But there’s plenty of my videos free on my RUclips channel. Happy Woodworking David

Hi Chris Thank you. Have a great weekend

Thank you Ian have a great weekend

@@RusticDavid You too buddy. Stay safe.

Thanks Good to hear from you too Have a great weekend

Hi it’s true what you say , but for a small shelf its stable enough, to stop the wobble ( technical name racking) you need to add diagonal braces across the corners or a back panel like a piece of thin plywood, or blocks of wood glued and screwed or nailed inside the corners. I hope this helps you Good luck with your project David

Hi Tony Good for you!! Knock the nails in at a slight angle / one to the left one to the right this will prevent them pulling straight out wit the seasonal movement of the wood Angling the nails is called” toe nailing “ Good luck with your project David

Hi Annie thank you for your feedback, Yes it’s gonna make a lot of dust maybe not the tool of choice for a floor if you already live there a belt sander with a dust bag works well or a commercial machine that is made for floors can be rented Good luck with your project

Hi Glad you liked the video Best wishes David