An easier way of doing this is dont cut the wood just drill the screws in and let them go a bit under the surface of the wood then mix glue and saw dust or you can get wood filler and fill the holes you have but remember to make sure the screws are below the surface of the wood
Isn't this way more invisible than a circle of sawdust covering it. Might not matter much with this wood but what about one that really shows the grain
@@fasuto8656 you literally haven't worked so that's why it isnt relatable lol. Which costs more? Pieces of the table in a small box or the huge, assembled table in a large box?
@@shadexhowling7724 I'm not lol, what are you even on about edit: says he doesn't care then deletes his original comment lmao. Here's what it was in case anyone's curious "Ya everyone and their mom is in construction do you think you're special ? You're special alright ..."
@@shadexhowling7724 are you the one saying this? Bro, you don’t get to do that... you’re the one sitting here mad at a guy for saying he understands what’s going on here. I really think you’re mad cuz you dont. You’re trying to demean a guy cu he stated his line of work. You’re taking it too serious. N I’m just bein daddy. Go home, son. No place for you here.
The reason I love working with screws is because I can always easily back them out when I make a mistake, or to make future repairs. This kinda defeats the purpose for me. Plus, like some others have mentioned, I too actually like the look of screws holding things together!
if you want to do this properly just buy fast caps, that way if you ever find yourself needing to take it apart you can actually find the screws without damaging it
Pfft... you will see press board, poorly made cam and lock nuts and melamine finish... 6 months later you’re asking yourself why am I throwing away this table/bed frame, storage cabinet.
Ik. My dad does repairs of things like furniture or house repairs for friends and family members and someone had something build like this. Took him forever to get the screws out
Traditional woodworking joints aren’t made to be taken apart because you don’t expect to ever have to repair them. They’re exponentially more sturdy than modern joints. This though...I can’t vouch for.
Customer: it's gonna bother me knowing they broke the wood to hide the screws I either want a discount or just take it back and I'll have my money returned
... Look i ain't some technical genius when it comes to naming of these things. But when you have two wooden objects you want nailed together without showing the nail or the screw, you get a wooden cylinder and out glue in the hole.. Ikea furniture n shit y kno
And useless honestly. The only reason for using screws instead of using glue in the first place is that you can get them out again. Not here. Here you glue it shut. Just glue it then.
@@Henry_D thats not how it works, its because the design looks natural.and gluing the stuff would fall apart, they dont take the screws off of a plane to take it apart and modify it, but they also dont glue it because glue is weak.
@@TiffanyPlaysOwO I’m making a sarcastic joke about how some men think construction is a “mAnS jOb” Has nothing to do with this video, just thought I would make a joke Ngl I do have the tiniest bit of some internalized misogyny but only for certain things
You know you could've just countersink the holes a little more and then plug them, now someone can hit the table and cause two thin pieces of wood to break off and then you'll have to replace the board. But really you shouldn't hide the screws when you build furniture just in case you have to take it apart to move it
In highly visible areas wood plugs are a pain and/or still somewhat visible. Wood glue is typically stronger than the wood itself. There is absolutely no danger of those two thin pieces breaking from a random hit, esp if a protectant sealer is used. Then don't hide screws on furniture that will need to taken apart
There are a while lot of ways to do this, but this is a garbage idea that ruins the integrity of the wood. If possible, and you choose to go this route, any series of joints would be a good solution. No screws needed, looks great. If using screws, use the pilot bit do you dont split it, then use a larger bit (tons of different ways to do this) to ensure the head of the screw is below the surface of the wood. Then hammer a matching plug into the hole, turn the plug so that the grain matches the host and it can not be seen. Then sand her flush, let the dust from sanding fill in any imperfections (use a dust glue mix if absolutely necessary as a filler). And bam... it'll look perfect and still be strong and the glue won't stop your finish from soaking in.
Like others have pointed out, this is not how it's done. Usually you design your project so any fastening hardware is hidden by design. Or you countersink your screws and fill the holes with dowels flush trimmed to the wood with the grain in the same direction. Or other ways. This is a trash idea and looks cheap as hell.
Hiding screws like this is a bad idea, what are you going to do if the part that screwed in gets loose? Rescrew it? Ha you can’t because you can’t remember where you hid the screws
....it’s pretty easy to find out where the screws are my dude. Plus the point is so that you don’t have to deal with it later, might as well scrap it if those screws are prone to loosening. Doesn’t make it any less a shit idea tho lmao
What a mess! Just drill about an eighth of an inch with a larger bit before using a smaller for the screw hole and fill it with DAP wood filler and sand it down later.
Really? The primary purpose of a screw is to bind two objects together, in this case wood to wood. And when you add glue to the mix, makes it much stronger. When I put a screw in, I am not planing on removing it.
@@rockingrogershomestead the purpose of screws is to bind two objects together with the possibility of being able to take it apart... if you don't need to take it apart there's no need to keep buying screws and replacing drill bits, traditional joinery will do the job
Or just predrill the holes with a countersink bit and use a wooden hole plug, wooden dowel, plastic wood or even just sawdust mixed with wood glue to do it without damaging the wood
How many regular normal people have you seen disassembling their furniture? None, unless you're a dorky type who likes tinkering things. Wait was that you?
@@impulsiveurge5837 Was that an insult? Lmao! Nigga keep working on those. Shit looked like it came from Ed, EDD, n Eddy. Imagine calling competent people dorks in 2021. Yikes 😬
Pro tip: unless you plan on going to college to become a doctor, lawyer, or engineer, you'll make more money as a carpenter than any job school will supposedly prepare you for
Yes, hide them under wood, seal with glue, add weights then sand it..SHAD UP QUIET BOY!!!! If you like her so much quit being a baby and TALK TO HER.. 🥇
The professional way to do this is to cut cylindrical plugs from a scrap of the same wood (special plug cutters are available), counterbore the screw hole slightly, and glue in the wooden plug taking care to align the grain. You can then remove the excess plug with a sharp chisel. The method shown is not very reliable (significant chance of going wrong), and no use at all if you're in the middle of something... and covering screws with filler is going to look very obvious (and rubbish) if you're varnishing the wood.
@@human-qp1mf lots of things look easy when you can do it 3 or 4 times and just show the best video. Depending on how the grain of the wood is, you'll really struggle to peel a neat sliver back like this in many cases... and it'd be impossible in hardwood, or in the middle of a length where you don't have access to the end grain. If that sliver detaches (which it will, often) it'll never go back quite right, then you've just ruined the part and will have to go and make a new one. Or you could just buy the plugging cutter and do it a reliable and neat way. Up to you, but personally I'll stick to doing it properly.
Hopefully you're still above ground with us ..if not well not much has changed since 2019 ..shorter put its 2021 but its really 2019 in drag phahahahah
To anyone wondering if you are going to hide a screw... drill your screw in deeper than normal and put a piece of dowling in the hole but only usually decorative pieces
This is the cleanest way to hide a connection. Sure you can wood putty or dowel but you’re left with a circular hole. Why blemish the beauty of wood when you can easily prevent that?
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“Where the hell are the screws?”
“Better put some in”
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He put flex glue
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@@parisgorospe7709 what does that have to do with this comment thread?
*Moving day:* "Jack, make sure you unscrew and dismantle the big furniture so we can pack them."
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Good
Jack: ok.... where did I hid those screws again?
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How to set yourself up for splinters after a couple years of use
An easier way of doing this is dont cut the wood just drill the screws in and let them go a bit under the surface of the wood then mix glue and saw dust or you can get wood filler and fill the holes you have but remember to make sure the screws are below the surface of the wood
yes but that's more expensive
@@pokemonpokemon4391 he’s got the glue already and sawdust is free.
@@georgeohwell2384 I mean yea you have a point
Isn't this way more invisible than a circle of sawdust covering it. Might not matter much with this wood but what about one that really shows the grain
@@Group5555_ then use pegs and glue? I’m not a carpenter at all but that’s what my guess would be
NOT legit! he forgot to use Noodles 🍜
Ramen is power
Nah the seeds
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When you sell the furniture to someone else and they spend forever trying to figure out how to take it apart
That's like the least relatable situation ever
@@fasuto8656 the shipping for full table 😭 would cost more than the table. thats why u need to disassemble it
@@fasuto8656 you literally haven't worked so that's why it isnt relatable lol.
Which costs more?
Pieces of the table in a small box or the huge, assembled table in a large box?
Whahahah
@@fasuto8656 not relatable to someone that’s never had to disassemble anything to move it anywhere
In 20 years time someone will post a YT vid of this furniture Titled: “I cant understand why this won’t break apart”
Underrated comment lol
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It is pretty morinic
Honestly, everytime I try stuff like this I just make a mess. Maybe I need more practice...hyaaaha
I’m in construction, and all you managed to do was make it to where when someone bumps the edge of the table two thin pieces of wood fall off.
@@shadexhowling7724 I'm not lol, what are you even on about
edit: says he doesn't care then deletes his original comment lmao. Here's what it was in case anyone's curious
"Ya everyone and their mom is in construction do you think you're special ? You're special alright ..."
@@dethswurl117 take everything this literal and see how your life turns out buckaroo
@@shadexhowling7724 are you the one saying this? Bro, you don’t get to do that... you’re the one sitting here mad at a guy for saying he understands what’s going on here. I really think you’re mad cuz you dont. You’re trying to demean a guy cu he stated his line of work. You’re taking it too serious. N I’m just bein daddy. Go home, son. No place for you here.
@@shadexhowling7724 the car crash wasn't your fault, you don't need to hurt people because of your guilt anymore
@@gote9864 mama walked in with the nuggies before he could finish a load
Next tutorial: How to remove the parts of the wood from your hands painless.
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@@greeningeahpooeah1596 yes
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@@irregulargamer200subscriber Hello 👋 ^^
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It’s easier just to screw the screw right down just past the timer then fill in with wood filler 🥴
Was looking for this comment
The reason I love working with screws is because I can always easily back them out when I make a mistake, or to make future repairs. This kinda defeats the purpose for me. Plus, like some others have mentioned, I too actually like the look of screws holding things together!
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Exactly! 👏🏻☺
Me too , I love working with screws
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I can't be the only one that actually likes the look of screws holding things together...
You aren’t the only one
Nope me 2 buddy
@@archerhitthetarget bruhhh same
Or the fact that they can be easily reachable and changed if they go loose
Better way to repair them and also they look nicer
I love the sheer amount of English skill used for ‘How to hide screw’
Screw is now hide 👍
Screw very hide there in wood, pretty seems good much very
If I’m the grammar police, whoever wrote that is the grammar president 😎
@@blanketthief3251 oh so you’re the grammar police? >:) it’s wrote*
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Who else randomly stumbled upon this channel and became a big fan like me
My man’s the prefect definition of HIDE EVERYTHING
Wood filler: "Am I a joke to you? "
Yes, because you can't take stain like the surrounding wood, so you look like trash on finished woodwork
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if you want to do this properly just buy fast caps, that way if you ever find yourself needing to take it apart you can actually find the screws without damaging it
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This should be the top comment!
Good stuff. The glue works better when the wood surface is damp.
As soon as you put the glue down, it gets damp, no?
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In all my 4 years of woodshop I have never done this
Good, I’m no real expert but this doesn’t seem like the proper way to do this at all
MAN , if it is so bad to see the screws , why dont we just glue everything together and call it a day
Look at antique high end woodwork.. no screws or nails and it looks goooooood.
Now do it. 🤣
@@slayer4717 are you stupid?
Would love to see something like this on a set of IKEA assembly instructions. The whole world would come to a standstill.
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They might actually be able to putt this of and make a flush hinge for it lol
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Pfft... you will see press board, poorly made cam and lock nuts and melamine finish... 6 months later you’re asking yourself why am I throwing away this table/bed frame, storage cabinet.
Everyone:talking about the screws
Me:”why does the glue look so edible?”
Nah my guy, just counter sink holes and fasten. Then fill with wood filler and sand. But I get it gotta come up with new things for videos👍🏻
Someone always finds a way to make it harder on the next guy to repair
Ik. My dad does repairs of things like furniture or house repairs for friends and family members and someone had something build like this. Took him forever to get the screws out
That’s exactly what I was thinking while watching this
@@gracedicken8708 There obvious indentions from where the screws were hidden
My first thought. Always think of the next guy.
Yeah but think about a house and how it gets painted... U fill the holes.
“How to make a desk repairers job harder”
Same with furniture movers and installers. Disassembling this would be a pain.
I figure if you're the one doing this then you're the one who's going to be repairing it.
@@Darion350 right, if someone has the skills to do this, and cleanly, then they can do any repairs themselves.
How to make moving to a new house much harder
When you want to replace it but can’t find the friggin screw
Oh god he sands across the grain aswell!!!
You’re the first comment I found that was an actual important comment
You must be the same guy who put my fitted wardrobes together. Hidden screws everywhere, took much ripping and tearing to get out
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@@zachxiong2657 the only thing they fear... is you
I got one of it and
I literary needed an AA-12 giga scp nuclear warhead mount controlled with a machine gun nuke
Ha sucks to be you dumb ass makes my day look better.
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That's gonna be so confusing if they sell the furniture and the person who bought it is trying to detach it lmao
he will think it is glued.
then when he will use force- he will see that he used hidden screws. not that uncommon
@@fabik_art4734 Yeah, but most contractors use those little wooden plugs with different grain than the board.
Just remind them to get the screws from their fire pit....
@@jacobshort6528 a dowel
lol
“Oh god where did I hide the screws”
Why not use actual carpentry and use a box join or even miter the corners? This is sloppy af
This is still actual carpentry
@@robertfuller2807 no this will get you fired if your boss seen you do this
Let’s just hope at some point you never have to take it apart or replace the board.
My thoughts exactly
Traditional woodworking joints aren’t made to be taken apart because you don’t expect to ever have to repair them. They’re exponentially more sturdy than modern joints. This though...I can’t vouch for.
I mean or what, you may have to cut through the paper thin wood blocking the screws?
@@paulsuggs There’s glue in the screw
@@paulsuggs Through glue and the fact that you don't know exactoy where the screws are.
I’m not a carpenter but I feel like theirs probably a better way to do this lmao
Yeah and a more attractive way , joints.
joints, hole punchers, wood putty, like who would do this chisels are fine detail tools not for this garbage
I see
Just dont peel it
@@therubbishnatedawg2483 It's still pretty cool, don't know if I'd call it garbage even if it's suboptimal.
I love to hear the wood peak with that metal
Good idea, thank you for sharing
Make another video: “how to find the screws you just hid”
Pry it open
Maybe
Magnet
Relax. They're not putting them in a safe place for later.
@@akirasato1003 With this wood glue? And no space to insert anything to it?
Customer: it's gonna bother me knowing they broke the wood to hide the screws
I either want a discount or just take it back and I'll have my money returned
You are so stupid
No they won’t , nobody like to see the screws it makes it looks ugly
literally this is pretty smart i dont think it damages the wood considering he only chipped off a small part to hide it
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That "literally" is so pointless.
@@ionpopescu3167 it’s not pointless. You should try taking a construction class sometime
... Look i ain't some technical genius when it comes to naming of these things. But when you have two wooden objects you want nailed together without showing the nail or the screw, you get a wooden cylinder and out glue in the hole.. Ikea furniture n shit y kno
If my boss saw me doing this, he’d fire me.
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The screws” Great idea sarge! They’ll never find us here!!”
This is the type of stuff I want to see on KRplus shorts, not just recycled tiktok garbage
recycled what
@@brockgaming8648 recycled shit.
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And useless honestly.
The only reason for using screws instead of using glue in the first place is that you can get them out again. Not here. Here you glue it shut. Just glue it then.
@@Henry_D thats not how it works, its because the design looks natural.and gluing the stuff would fall apart, they dont take the screws off of a plane to take it apart and modify it, but they also dont glue it because glue is weak.
That moment when you can't figure out where the heck the screws are.... This is why
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Use a 🧲 magnet
@@bettynandako5455 ?
90% of the time its glued
Lol. Exactly. All great till the next guy works on it.
Me, a female: “ah yes, this very much useful”
I don't get it
@@sanctuaryjester sounds like a skill issue
@@chizujazelledaichireimiko7119, seriously I don't get it, can you explain that to me?
@@chizujazelledaichireimiko7119 Are you being sexist or saying that female can be a builder?
@@TiffanyPlaysOwO I’m making a sarcastic joke about how some men think construction is a “mAnS jOb”
Has nothing to do with this video, just thought I would make a joke
Ngl I do have the tiniest bit of some internalized misogyny but only for certain things
The real vip is that beat 🔥
You know you could've just countersink the holes a little more and then plug them, now someone can hit the table and cause two thin pieces of wood to break off and then you'll have to replace the board. But really you shouldn't hide the screws when you build furniture just in case you have to take it apart to move it
Lol
In highly visible areas wood plugs are a pain and/or still somewhat visible. Wood glue is typically stronger than the wood itself. There is absolutely no danger of those two thin pieces breaking from a random hit, esp if a protectant sealer is used. Then don't hide screws on furniture that will need to taken apart
Isn't it a... potentially a bad idea to remove wood screws?
Glad someone said something lol
Thank you
I actually wanted to know how they did this for like 10 years until now. Thanks
This is not the way lol.
There are a while lot of ways to do this, but this is a garbage idea that ruins the integrity of the wood.
If possible, and you choose to go this route, any series of joints would be a good solution. No screws needed, looks great.
If using screws, use the pilot bit do you dont split it, then use a larger bit (tons of different ways to do this) to ensure the head of the screw is below the surface of the wood. Then hammer a matching plug into the hole, turn the plug so that the grain matches the host and it can not be seen. Then sand her flush, let the dust from sanding fill in any imperfections (use a dust glue mix if absolutely necessary as a filler). And bam... it'll look perfect and still be strong and the glue won't stop your finish from soaking in.
Like others have pointed out, this is not how it's done. Usually you design your project so any fastening hardware is hidden by design. Or you countersink your screws and fill the holes with dowels flush trimmed to the wood with the grain in the same direction. Or other ways.
This is a trash idea and looks cheap as hell.
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It's a great idea but remember to sand with the grain and not against it
Instructions unclear, I've lost my screws into the abyss of wooden planks
And this is why it took me 4 hours to disassemble my shed 😭😂
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@@fajeraljassem6941 wtf is that
@@unknown-dl7fk it's Arabic but i also have no idea what they say i only know how to read, i can't understand it lol
@@lucy_sl oh okay
This should be titled: "solving problems u didnt have in the first place"
I’m genuinely trying to understand this video... can someone please explain it for me or is it truly actually a meaningless video?
@@meow-vk7uq yes it's meaningless
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@Yung G a bit of putty or an even better wood filler would work faster and easier
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Hiding screws like this is a bad idea, what are you going to do if the part that screwed in gets loose? Rescrew it? Ha you can’t because you can’t remember where you hid the screws
....it’s pretty easy to find out where the screws are my dude. Plus the point is so that you don’t have to deal with it later, might as well scrap it if those screws are prone to loosening. Doesn’t make it any less a shit idea tho lmao
I hide screws in the drawer, and let someone else find them when they need them
*I CAN'T BE THE ONLY ONE THAT ACTUALLY LIKES THE LOOK OF SCREWS HOLDING THINGS TOGETHER*
Screws r ugly
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@@Dylan-xt3ms Nails are ugly?
@@sirlambchops. nah, Nails and screws are Poppin
Not the only one, but definitely in the minority
This Why I didnt See Any Screw in my Table
Wowww
What a mess! Just drill about an eighth of an inch with a larger bit before using a smaller for the screw hole and fill it with DAP wood filler and sand it down later.
Always one expert in the comment section 🤣
This is actually cool and tells how many people are productive
Still better than “HAY WEE GO LETS DO THIS I AM READY HERE WE GO”
lmao 🤣
Bruh he says it so weird
I swear he tries to be annoying
Hay way go les do this hay way go, then his face go like😫😘😇🤔🤔😎😎
La fácil no es la mejor 😂
Existen otra forma más correcta 🐱 de hacer ese trabajo 😃 .
Imagine having to replace a bord that broke and not being able to find the screw good luck the the next person
A "bord"? 😲
@@little.bear344 thank you for your productive response.
@@AM-de3px And no thanks for your unproductive response 👍
Not really that hard to do with a magnet.
First rule of home improvement... faq the next guy!
Jokes aside, this isn’t actually as cringe as the other shorts. And it’s also helpful.
Why would I need to know this
@@31user31 why would I need to know how to hide screws
@@31user31 why would I need to know how to hide screws
@@31user31 woodfiller.
Just sink your screws below the surface, woodfiller, sand, boom, no screws.
@@drearyerie8504 THANK YOU SOMEONE ELSE WHO KNOWS
This channel has given me a new found respect for my rationality and common sense
This defeats the purpose of a screw: easy to access and remove
Exactly
Really? The primary purpose of a screw is to bind two objects together, in this case wood to wood. And when you add glue to the mix, makes it much stronger.
When I put a screw in, I am not planing on removing it.
@@rockingrogershomestead I guess you're confusing screw and Nail..
@@rockingrogershomestead the purpose of screws is to bind two objects together with the possibility of being able to take it apart... if you don't need to take it apart there's no need to keep buying screws and replacing drill bits, traditional joinery will do the job
This is what I find when I search how to fix my wooden cabinets
Yeah if you tryna hide screws don’t do this shit
Yeah man this works
Try it.. until your dad sees it.
Ok try ....in your finish cabinets??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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FYI; there is stuff called wood filler. Just drill the hole normally, then fill the hole with wood filler. Wait 24h, sand it, done.
Looks good but it would be so easy to mess up and make it look bad
Or just predrill the holes with a countersink bit and use a wooden hole plug, wooden dowel, plastic wood or even just sawdust mixed with wood glue to do it without damaging the wood
That is the next best method. It's easier but you end up with a visible plug, because the grain wont match
@@Monkeyman12534 that’s a fair response, I will agree that my methods would leave a more visible marker
@@thestorm7543 and since this entire vid was created to explain precisely that, don't you feel like a complete waste of time?
@@Average_Ohio_Citizen_ No
@@Average_Ohio_Citizen_ at least his comment was more useful than yours.
Congratulations you've just made disassembly 15 times harder than it had to be
Anyone who has built furniture is cringing at this video lol. Like just use pockets
How many regular normal people have you seen disassembling their furniture? None, unless you're a dorky type who likes tinkering things. Wait was that you?
@@impulsiveurge5837 theres this really cool thing called oh shit I broke something better fix it
@@impulsiveurge5837 Was that an insult? Lmao! Nigga keep working on those. Shit looked like it came from Ed, EDD, n Eddy. Imagine calling competent people dorks in 2021. Yikes 😬
@@impulsiveurge5837 someone's mad they dont know how to build anything
Dude... who would put that much effort into something like that
Ya a guy who's done minimal wood work here but out of the million ways to hide screws this is neither the cleanest nor the easiest
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Flawed.
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@@kid-1551 to make it look better smh
Cos it changes the colour 🤣 at the end
Sounds like me and ny friends in discord
Ah, cheers! As a 15 year old that is barely getting good grades in school this sure will come in handy!
Mood!
Lmao me
Getting good grades at an indoctrination camp is wayyyy overrated. Your future is bright kid.
Lucky I would have done way better in Woodshop if I learned this when I was still in school
Pro tip: unless you plan on going to college to become a doctor, lawyer, or engineer, you'll make more money as a carpenter than any job school will supposedly prepare you for
You can also use wood clay to cover up the screws
And here I would be, looking for the screws for eternity
So that's how we introverts hide our feelings. Thanks for the anatomy lesson
this comment made me want to die
Why it so relatable?
I hate how relatable this is
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Yes, hide them under wood, seal with glue, add weights then sand it..SHAD UP QUIET BOY!!!!
If you like her so much quit being a baby and TALK TO HER.. 🥇
Shoutout to that 2nd person that’s always liking my comment so it doesn’t look like I’m just liking my own comment.
It was ur crush lol
@@dukkie3723 lol
Sometimes I leave my comment with 0 likes, than as soon as someone else likes it, I also like it. That way there is never just one like.
I always don’t like my comment until someone does it, then I do it immediatly lol
None of these replies should have less than two likes. Thanks.
The professional way to do this is to cut cylindrical plugs from a scrap of the same wood (special plug cutters are available), counterbore the screw hole slightly, and glue in the wooden plug taking care to align the grain. You can then remove the excess plug with a sharp chisel. The method shown is not very reliable (significant chance of going wrong), and no use at all if you're in the middle of something... and covering screws with filler is going to look very obvious (and rubbish) if you're varnishing the wood.
This looks easier. Looks finished too.
@@human-qp1mf lots of things look easy when you can do it 3 or 4 times and just show the best video. Depending on how the grain of the wood is, you'll really struggle to peel a neat sliver back like this in many cases... and it'd be impossible in hardwood, or in the middle of a length where you don't have access to the end grain. If that sliver detaches (which it will, often) it'll never go back quite right, then you've just ruined the part and will have to go and make a new one.
Or you could just buy the plugging cutter and do it a reliable and neat way. Up to you, but personally I'll stick to doing it properly.
@@chemistrykrang8065 thank you❤️
Tradesman, " yeh, erm, ima come back tomorrow, glue needs to dry"
Customer, " this is a 5 minute job, your sacked"
Now we just need that one guy to react to it
XD "that one guy" I'm done
The best thing is we all know who you are talking about
IS IT JOE?💀
& that one guy is Khaby Lame.
“ Nobody’s gonna know “ “They’re gonna know”
Dude, I'm gonna have to get the screws out from the furtniture sometime!
That's when you bring in the sledgehammer and smash it apart.
Awesome little trick!!! Makes it look much cleaner!!!
THIS MAN IS A GENIUS!!!
“Oh shit, I put this thing together upside down”
Ong 😂
Welp **Rips board in half**
Measure twice cut once.
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@@dalemtbagain1893 Huh... I somehow managed to cut twice and measured once
Now I can die peacefully 😌
Hilarious
Hopefully you're still above ground with us ..if not well not much has changed since 2019 ..shorter put its 2021 but its really 2019 in drag phahahahah
Aight peace
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
*Mom! Joey is hiding my screws again!*
Dads watching this like: 😱😍
Tiktokers, the only people to hide screws... I'd rather see the screws, and admire its beauty 😛
oh wait.... it’s for the aesthetic not for .... not for.....storage??
@@papaya3642 I always cooked dinner with em🤷♂️ whatever works.
How did you even get TikTok to this conversation. As an architect this is amazing for furniture design.
You're so full of crap
@@elnic999 nice
I'm probably that person thats going to try this just to mess up on the work and take everything apart again.
@soinhu foitu thought the same, when you need to dismantle this you'll need to ruin everything
@soinhu foitu I agree
I'm with you on that, tried to remove those plastic anchors in wood...the damn thing pulled out 1/4 of the wood around it and left 1/2 the anchor in!
Kerenn
Me too 😞
Clever, tools are really useful sometimes when it gets or comes to those things
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, “joinery and glue”
masking skills: 100%
Framing and squaring: 1st day?
It was just a demonstration, so no need for micron-level perfection.
@@CadillacDriver yeah but still..
@@CadillacDriver exactly it's not like hes going for a GWR lol
@@CadillacDriver yeah but it's crooked af
@@michaelderkinderen2261 so?
To anyone wondering if you are going to hide a screw... drill your screw in deeper than normal and put a piece of dowling in the hole but only usually decorative pieces
Or use putty
@@DankNG47 putty is the way to go
@@DankNG47 not even lol
This is the cleanest way to hide a connection. Sure you can wood putty or dowel but you’re left with a circular hole. Why blemish the beauty of wood when you can easily prevent that?
the method shown in the video looks much cleaner .
How to hide screws... nail it !
This channel has better life hacks than 5 minute crafts
I'm watching this as if I'll ever going to use this knowledge in my whole life.
You are not alone I too will never use this
Its just a skill.
I’m gonna use this a bunch when I’m in my wood working class
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When the video looped I thought for a second they were just undoing all the work they did 😆
Wow
نطنظخظخ ط فد يص دد تبتب$)$)
Toss a coin to your witcher? Nah, gimme it all. I want it.
Bro is a true minecraft miner
凄いわ
But what if I want to unscrew them?
lmao-
take it back now yall
If my boss saw me doing this he’d flying Headbutt me
Why?
@@Syndra_maximoff1 why not?
Your boss jimmy superfly snuka?
@@caryk3962 🤣🤣🤣gotta be or a damn Ram 🐏🤔😤😂
As he should
Everyone gangsta till you gotta disassemble it
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