Waching daily Oct 16 2017

So I'm about to knock out my next set of Adirondack chairs and I've done a few

build videos of these in my typical style but I figured it'd be worth doing

more of a how-to type video explaining kind of the process behind what I'm

doing and more of the detailed stuff that you wouldn't typically get in one

of my videos so I've actually got eight chairs I got to build now I'm guessing

that's gonna take me about a week or so well let's get to it

so I'm starting out here with my rough stock I use five quarter by eight it's a

Western redcedar clear vertical grain it takes approximately 30 lineal feet per

chair and I get this all rough sawn from the lumberyard and plane it down to

thickness myself so from a five quarter board I can get this down to a one inch

finished thickness for the chairs let's get these guys plane down

got these all planed down to an inch-thick now the best part the free cedar mulch for

the flowerbeds

I make to many of these I actually got a dedicated storage area within the miter saw station for the template

this chair has been specifically designed to minimize the amount of waste material on

these 8-inch wide boards a lot of pieces kind of fit together like puzzle pieces

when you're laying them out if you're really careful I just find the best

pieces for the arms because those are kind of the focal piece and those

getting the most beating on as well now these arms are a good example of that

really efficient layout you can flip it around upside down and they kind of nest

together then you just need to leave like at least an eighth of an inch maybe a

little bit more for the blade when you're cutting between the pieces

pretty repetitive process especially for this big of a batch of chairs but

basically just go through that whole process kind of nesting the pieces

together as best you can through all these boards and then I cut them down to

a more manageable size if I can get a straight cut across I'll use my cordless

skill saw and if I need to cut between curved pieces I cut with a jig saw. I just

get them cut down small enough so I can bring them inside and cut them down to

the final shape

now any pieces that have flat edges on them will get cut on the table saw so

when I'm laying those out I like to cut one edge flat first and then rip it down to

whatever rough size and I trace those pieces out so I can cut the curved parts

of it on the bandsaw so these main leg pieces here are a little under five and

a half inches so I'm gonna set the table saw to five and a half and then I'll rip

this board down. so now this piece will be a couple of those back legs and the

remainder should be big enough for a couple of back slats

so I always start with the largest pieces first like the arms and these big back

legs here kind of lay those out first and then all the smaller pieces can fit

around them like this arm support is a good example I could fit it in here

around this leg

one of the great things about design of this chair is that while some of the

dimensions are pretty crucial as far as like the height of the legs and things

like that some are more cosmetic dimensions really where you can kind of

fudge them a little bit in if you have to go a little bit smaller to get a

piece instead of throwing that in the scrap pile you can do that one good

example is this arm support bracket here the width of it is not super crucial so

I can fit this piece on here lose about a quarter of an inch now as long as I

use the same size piece on both sides of the chair and there's a pair of them you

won't be able to notice between the different chairs other pieces where you

can do that are the legs as long as you get the height of them right the width

if it's like an eighth of an inch or so off that's all right so I find that that

just helps out a ton with the layout process so now I have all the legs

done the back supports the leg supports and it's just a matter of cutting all of

the back slats and the seat slats which is pretty repetitive it's just a matter

of cutting these boards down to width and then cutting them to length because

they're all basically just rectangles except for the back slats but I just cut

those as rectangles and then cut the top curve on them on the bandsaw later so I

got a little time to go

alright I got a layer of cedar sawdust on me I'm calling it a day. I got all the

pieces cut out so tomorrow is going to be a matter of cutting these all down to

finish size and sanding off the round edges smooth and I'll also start rounding

over the edges on the pieces

alright so day two I'm working on cutting all these pieces down size all

the curves are cut on the bandsaw and then all the straight edges are either

cut on the table saw or on the miter saw most of the rectangular pieces were

already cut down the size when I was cutting everything out yesterday but

there's a few that still have some straight cuts on so all I do is cut an

eighth to a sixteenth of an inch or so outside of the line and then I'll sand

it in to the line outside curves are done on the disk sander and then the

inside curves are done on the belt spindle sander alright let's get to work

All 240 pieces are now cut down to size. It's time to move them over to the sander to

bring them down to the line and bring them all smooth let's start with the

disk sander for the outside curves

So now you can see all the outside curves are looking good

gotta move to the inside curves we'll do that on the belt spindle sander

so next thing on the list we move over to the router table to round over the

edges on all of the pieces for the chairs some edges you round over both

sides some is just one and some you don't round over at all. It's all lined

out in the plan. I just use this 3/8 inch roundover bit it gives you a nice even

shape around all the edges of the piece because of some of the shapes used in these

chairs you get some funky grain patterns you gotta be careful when you're cutting

these round overs I'll usually do climb cuts when I'm going against the grain

and then when you're going with the grain it's just like normal and then

I'll go back and clean it up with a normal cut

So now the pieces are all sanded shaped down the sides with the corners

around it over it's a matter of just doing some pre drilling for all the

screws they're gonna fasten these chairs together all of the holes I use just a

regular countersink bit to pre-drill except for the front and back legs that

use a carriage bolt to fasten them together

I used quarter inch carriage bolts and I drill a 5/16 inch hole is to give it a

little bit of room to assemble before you tighten it up the only pieces I do

not pre-drill are the arms and I will drill those holes during assembly so

first I'll mark all these holes out and then I will head over to the drill press

so all the other chair parts are just simply marked and drilled except for

these seat slats because there's so many of you gets pretty repetitive drilling

out these holes so I made this little plywood jig here that fits these slats

in there perfectly so it seats it right in the right location to pre-drill the

hole that way I can just pre-drill one side spin it around do the other side

and then move on through the seat slats so now we go to the best part

alright so now all the pieces are sanded down and ready for finish. The finish

I use is a spar urethane It's an exterior grade clear coat finish the first coat

is applied just with a rag and I wipe it on this way I can get all six sides of

all the pieces before I assemble them then after assembly I'll spray on

another two coats of the spar urethane and that will build up the finish and

make it really durable this technique in particular is really good because it

gets inside all the cracks and crevices that normally if you applied the finish

after the assembly you wouldn't be able to get to those and a lot of these

services that you aren't able to reach our end grain like the ends of the legs

and where the legs connect to the sea even with something like cedar it'll

last but this will prolong the life even further

now we're on to the the good part of actually putting these guys together all it takes

is a drill and a screw gun and I use these two inch stainless steel square

drive screws to fasten everything together except for the front legs which

I use some carriage bolts so first assembly we're gonna put together is the

backs of the chairs and then we'll go from there. Now notice that only one side of

these back slats is actually rounded over I don't think I mentioned that

during that process but you want to make sure you have enough left hand and right

hand back slats when you're rounding over those pieces so I make sets of

back slats before I round any of the corners over so for assembly the

square back support goes on the bottom and the rounded back support goes on the

top. You start by lining all the back slats even with the bottom of the back

support piece and then Center it within that piece I start by screwing in the

center slat and then work my way out from there

so next is attaching the top back support either side of this can be the

top so you want to look at it and determine which side is going to be the

show face and then put that side towards the top of the back. I pull the slats

apart a little bit to make sure that this back support is lined up right in

the center of this hole and then I Center all those slats together on this

back and fasten the center slit in place then are you gonna do is spread these

out evenly the farthest out slat goes to the edge here and then the rest are

distributed evenly in between those so that's the first assembly completed you

can see how you get that rounded back that really feels good when you're

sitting it

so the next sub-assembly to go together are the front legs these are put

together from two pieces you have the actual front leg and then the support

piece for the arms just a few the stainless steel screws will hold it

together but you want to be careful because you need to make sure that

there's equal number of left and right hand legs together these 3 holes

here are what attach the back legs to the front legs and this single point

here points toward the back of the chair next step is to attach the back leg to

the front leg with these three holes so the assemblies put together using three

of these two and a half inch galvanized carriage bolts the front leg goes on the

outside of the back leg so I start by inserting three bolts through the front

legs then it's just a matter of lining these up and inserting them into the

back leg too then you can install the three washers and the three nuts so for

now I just tighten these up as much as I can get them with my fingers

this will allow me once I get the whole chair assembled together to have a

little bit of movement to square the legs in reference to each other and

then I crank down on these tight so now I have my tower of sub assemblies these

are all ready to go together and just a matter of fastening the backs to the

legs and adding the rest of the pieces I wanna make sure that I have my drills

and screws ready because this is a very awkward maneuver to get these together

and I gave you nice wide shot so you can see the awkwardness and all of its glory

so the backside is fastened in place with two screws in either side down into

the legs so next is these back support pieces there's two per chair one for

each side and to fasten them in place there's two pre-drilled holes and use

that to line up a piece and make sure it's tight with this back side now these

are one of the pieces that I tend to pre-drill prior to assembly because

screwing into this end grain they have a likelihood to correct so the top is

all set next is fascinating the bottom in place and since I use 2-inch screws

and one-inch thick material which is 2 layers thick here I pre-drill at a

slight angle to keep these from poking out from the other side now you want

this back edge to be set off three and a half inches from the back of the leg and

about 1/8" of an inch up off of the ground so then you just copy and paste on the

other side so next we turn the chair around and all of these seat slats can

be installed so first this back most slat is fastened in place

tight against the back slat next I install this top slat here tight against

the back of the front legs then these two shorter slats are fit between the

two front legs and spaced evenly away from this previously installed slat then

these five remaining slats are just spaced evenly within the remaining space

and since I'm awesome I just space these out evenly by eye. Now all of these seat

slats are installed the last two pieces are the arms now with Western red cedar

there tends to be a pretty big variety in color of the pieces between the light

and dark brown so the two pieces I'd always make sure that match very close

are the arms because if they contrast too much it really does look off these

are simply installed with two screws through the back support piece into the

arm and then 3 screws here directly down into the front leg back two screws

are installed first and then the front of the arm can be centered on top of the

leg these 3 these are pre-drilled and then it's

fastened in place you also always want to pre-drill these back to fasteners

otherwise they'll crack

so the final step in the process is applying the last few coats of finish

as you saw before the first coat I just rub on with a rag but I do three more final coats

sprayed on of spar urethane an HVLP sprayer would be ideal but any air powered

sprayer will work I've all the chairs set up on sawhorses here they are

flipped upside down I do the bottom first

and then flip them up right and then I can do 3 coats of finish on the top

which is all the show surfaces and all the surfaces that are going to be

exposed to the weather so I've just gone through and sanded all

these chairs with a 400 grit sandpaper this brings down the finish really

smooth I'll do this between every coat and then apply the next coat of finish. I

let that dry overnight before going to the next coat. Alright so our last coat

of finish is dry now just to wrap these up we need to tighten the carriage bolts

that are holding two sets of legs together. I want to reference this

against a flat surface from the flattest service in my shop is my table saw so

I'm gonna go through and set each chair on top of my table saw and make sure

there's no wobble in either direction. If there is I'll work the twist out of the

chair by pushing it flat and then tighten the carriage bolts on either leg

and tightening these bolts will lock everything in place and then we're done all

done they're getting picked up in the morning which is good because

hey there thanks for watching if you like build some of these for yourself I

do have plans available on my website. And a big thanks to Albany County Fasteners

for sponsoring this build. I get basically all of my hardware from them. They

specialize in stainless steel fasteners but they carry basically anything you'll

be looking for. You can order in quantities from single units up to bulk orders

where you get some really great pricing per unit. Like these Adirondack chairs that you

just saw me built I get all my stainless steel screws in bulk from them as well

as the galvanized carriage bolts. I'm gonna drop a link down below they just

launched a brand new website last week to make it even easier to order. I'm

sure you have some empty peanut butter jars to fill up we'll see you next time.

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Cyberpunk 2077 - Official News! [October 2017] - Duration: 6:45.

Greetings Earthlings!

Welcome to the MadquenShow!

I am your host the MadQueen

On today's menu, we have some official news from CD Projekt RED that you were waiting

for, regarding Cyberpunk 2077

And before we start, for Wednesday we're

going to have more juicy leaks regarding what we're going to see in Cyberpunk 2077, so

don't forget to subscribe and turn your notifications on so you won't miss anything

You know that any piece of new information that is out regarding Cyberpunk 2077 will

be here on the Madqueen Show, because I'm an obsessive-compulsive maniac that spends

her days combing the internet to learn about everything we can possibly know about this game

Lots have been said lately regarding the possible

difficulties that CD Projekt RED are going through in the development of Cyberpunk 2077,

after so much gossip around some bad reviews of the company on Glassdoor that spread around

the internet like wildfire, that came just before the news of experienced developers

leaving the company

This added to the total and absolute silence of CD Projekt RED regarding the development

for many years, had the fans a little worried about what was going on in the company and

speculating if the project was in danger or perhaps canceled

So, CD Projekt Red decided to talk about this In an official statement on their Twitter

account signed by the co-founder Marcin Iwinski and the Studio Head Adam Badowsky, they address

the concerns of their fans, saying this, and I quote:

"If you're following news related to CD PROJEKT RED, you might have recently stumbled

on information regarding morale here at the studio

We'd normally avoid commenting on company reviews on spaces like Glassdoor, but this

time around, especially in light of the fact that we haven't communicated anything about

Cyberpunk 2077 for a long time and saw some gamers getting worried about the project,

we'd like to elaborate a few things"

First of all, I'm glad that they decided to address all the matters and all the gossip

that revolves around this, I'm glad to see that they have an ear to pay attention to

fans and gamers that are hyped with the game and most of all if they're concerned about

how the development is going

Regarding the departures of high profile developers, they say this:

"First off, we'd like to talk about the departures.

In 2015, when we released The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, we were over 200 developers strong and

that was the core crew of the studio

Since then, we've almost doubled the headcount and we're still hiring

Do people leave?

Sure they do.

We always wish them all the best and respect both their decisions and the feedback they

give us as a reason for their departure.

We are continuously working on making RED a good workplace for everyone, but we also

have a set of values that constitutes who we are and how we do things.

So, does the departure, even a high profile one, mean that the project is in danger?

One would need to be very courageous to base de future of an AAA role-playing game of such

scope on one person (or a few people)."

And after that they go on explaining what it is to work in such a high-pressure environment

and all the challenges they face every time they decide to start working on a new title,

stressing that this may not be for everyone

Well, as I said in a video some weeks ago this is the normal way of working for any

high-profile creative company, the level is very high, and also the expectations and so

the pressure, this is not the kind of environment where everybody can develop their work, there

are people who just can't deal with the pressure and it happens everywhere, not only

in AAA games studios, it happens in any creative company that works with high-profile or mass

market products, the competition is fierce, and the level of quality needs to be very

high and this sometimes means "reinventing the wheel" as RED said in their statement

So the pressure is real and it's really stressing if you don't know how to manage

it, or you just happen to not like working under pressure

And the most important part of their statement, they wanted to assure us that everything is just fine

"Cyberpunk 2077 is progressing as planned, but we are taking our time, in this case,

silence is the cost of making a great game".

The responses to that statement on Twitter are very positive, people like me still have

faith on CD Projekt RED because they proved in the past that they are a company that knows

what they are doing, they deliver great games and if they need the time they need to make

them great we'll have to wait

And I believe that it's way better to wait for the game to be perfect than to need one

of those cheap day zero patches and lots of bugs everywhere

So, yes, we'll have to wait

BUT, rest assured, the game is going as planned, everything is going as planned

and as they said that the marketing campaign is already decided and it's going to be soon

Yes, you know what that means? That soon we're going to have more information regarding this game

Well, folk, thanks for watching

If you like what we do, please click that subscribe button to join the MadQueen Army,

and don't forget to give it a like and a comment, because I adore your comments

See you in next videos and stay being amazing

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I'm really not okay. - Duration: 3:51.

You

I was pretending everything was fine

the game of hide-and-seek changed a lot from when I was younger I

Was hiding way bigger things?

Stars, but they control me

Hi though essentially

I had the idea to do that video

Because I did a tweet

I met and you're struggling you need help my weakness it takes an incredible amount of strength

Don't let anyone invalidate that I worked hard on this. I mean the time if you gave it a thumbs up

Let me know if this touched you in any way if you wanted

You know like open up share stories in the comments. That would be really cool

My audience happens to be like the most accepting incredible get also hilarious and sarcastic like

Amazing group of people so you guys in

I still go Oh

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Pickleball Strategy-How to Win More Points - Duration: 3:59.

Do you always pick a target? Are you mentally thinking about the point before

the ball is put in play? If not you're gonna want to stay tuned.

Hey everybody it's CJ Johnson. Today we're going to talk about strategy and how to start thinking

about a target or how to refine some of the things that you already do. Before we

do that I wanted to give a big shout out and a thank you to everyone who filled

out the survey that I sent you. Those answers helped me to determine what type

of content and what things are most important to you.

It also gave me the courage to start a live show. Beginning on October 31st I'm going to be doing a

health and wellness show to give you the information that you need so that you

can not only play better pickup ball but you can live a healthier more active

life. If you want to stay in the know and get all the details make sure you click

on the link that's coming up above.

Do you pick a target when you're playing pickleball?

When most of us when we started we were most concerned about getting

the ball back into play. Well as you get better not only do you start picking

targets but you also start setting up the point. Learning to play pickleball

is a lot like learning to play chess. The first thing you have to do is understand

how the piece is move and what they're designed to do. Once you have that basic

concept then it's time to understand the strategies and the tactics that will

ultimately cause your opponent to make a mistake and for you to be there to

capitalize on it and win the game.

So if you haven't been picking out a target

we're going to start with the first two shots the serve and the return, how to

get a target and how to set up the point.

My friend Charlie is a righty and Jim is

a lefty and we're playing a little two on one full court while we wait for a

fourth person to arrive. The target for my return is the center of the court

towards Charlie's backhand. That does a few things for me by keeping the ball in

the middle of the court I get to play to both of their backhands since charlie is

a righty and Jim is a lefty and for most people that's their weaker shot. The

other thing that it does is because the ball is in the center of the

court it makes it more difficult for them to create a passing shot to my left

or to my right since I have to cover the whole court. Once they've hit the third

shot my plan is to keep the ball in the center of the court and either cause a

miscommunication between the two of them because they're both using their

backhands or to effect an error because that happens to be their weaker shot.

Charlie and Jim have different plans for me. Charlie takes a gamble with the serve

and places it out wide. As it pulls me far off the court it only leaves me a

couple of options for my return. A sharp cross court is really out. The middle of

the court is pretty difficult for me to get. The most logical return for me is to

place it down the line. Because Jim's a lefty I've now put that on his forehand.

As I run back to the center to cover the whole entire court. Jim takes his time

lines it up, puts it down the line which is behind me and it's way too late for

me to change direction and get back to the shot.

It's easiest to pick out a

target when the ball is not in play. So if you haven't been doing it make sure

that you start with a target on your serve and a target on your return. As you

can get better at that think about the next shots. Ideally where would you like

to hit the ball so that you're gonna cause a mistake and win that point.

If you got value from this video, make sure you give it a thumbs up or leave a comment below.

And if you would share it with your pickleball playing friends.

Because together we can

Train Smart, Live Bold, Age Well

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I'm young and I'm foolish, I've made bad decisions I block out the news, turn my back on religion

Don't have no degree, I'm somewhat naive I've made it this far on my own

But lately, that shit ain't been getting me higher

I lift up my head and the world is on fire There's dread in my heart and fear in my bones

And I just don't know what to say

Maybe I'll pray, pray Maybe I'll pray

I have never believed in you, no, but I'm gonna pray

You won't find me in church (no!) reading the bible (no!)

I am still here and I'm still your disciple I'm down on my knees, I'm begging you please

I'm broken, alone, and afraid I'm not a saint, I'm more of a sinner

I don't wanna lose, but I fear for the winners When I try to explain, the words run away

That's why I am stood here today

And I'm gonna pray, pray Maybe I'll pray, pray for a glimmer of hope

Maybe I'll pray, pray Maybe I'll pray

I've never believed in you, no, but I'm gonna

Won't you call me?

Can we have a one-on-one, please?

Let's talk about freedom Everyone prays in the end

Everyone prays in the end Won't you call me?

Can we have a one-on-one, please?

Let's talk about freedom Everyone prays in the end

Everyone prays in the end

Oh, and I'm gonna pray, I'm gonna pray I'm gonna pray, pray for a glimmer of hope

Maybe I'll pray, pray Maybe I'll pray

I've never believed in you, no, but I'm gonna pray

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The ants go marching one by one, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching two by two, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching three by three,

The little one stops to climb a tree

And they all go marching down to the ground

To get out of the rain, BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants go marching four by four, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching five by five, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching six by six,

The little one stops to pick up sticks

And they all go marching down to the ground

To get out of the rain, BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants go marching seven by seven, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching eight by eight, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching nine by nine,

The little one stops to check the time

And they all go marching down to the ground

To get out of the rain, BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants go marching ten by ten, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching ten by ten, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching ten by ten,

The little one stops to shout "The End",

And they all go marching down to the ground

To get out of the rain.