<transcript><audio_21>this right here so let's</transcript><caption><image_22>The image shows a man in a workshop, working on a piece of wood with a power drill. He is wearing a black t-shirt with the words "Where in doubt, try out it out" printed on it. The man is holding the power drill with both hands and appears to be in the process of cutting through the wood. There are other tools and equipment scattered around the workbench in the background.</caption><caption><image_23>The image shows a person in a workshop, working on a piece of wood. The person is wearing a black t-shirt with a skull and crossbones design on it. They are holding a wooden plank in their hands and appear to be in the process of cutting it. On the table in front of them, there are various tools and materials scattered around. In the background, there is a workbench with tools hanging on the wall. A green power drill is visible on the right side of the image.</caption><transcript><audio_24>okay so what can you see right there you can see that is much more visible than that hole now to get away to get around that you can go ahead you can put some wood putty on there you can sand it down but what if you do it what if you didn't want to</transcript><transcript><audio_25>do that and you just wanted to leave it you know if you have really good cuts and you you don't have the discoloration especially when you stain it you could just leave it that way and this is going to look aesthetically better but this structurally</transcript><video><caption><image_26>The image shows a man working on a workbench in a workshop. He is wearing a black t-shirt with a skull and crossbones design on it. The man is holding a green and black power tool, which appears to be a nail gun, and is using it to attach a piece of wood to the workbench. There are other tools and equipment scattered around the work surface.</caption><caption><image_27>The image shows a person working on a workbench in a workshop. The person is wearing a black t-shirt with a graphic of a skull and crossbones on it. They are holding a green power drill and is using it to cut a piece of wood. The wood appears to be a light-colored wood with a smooth surface. There are other tools and equipment scattered around the workbench.</caption><caption><image_28>The image shows a man working in a workshop. He is wearing a black t-shirt with the words "When in doubt, it's out" printed on it. The man is using a green power tool, which appears to be a jigsaw, to cut a piece of wood. There are other tools and equipment scattered around the workshop, including a power drill and a power tool holder. The workbench is covered in wood shavings and there is a workbench in the background.</caption></video><transcript><audio_29>is more sound now this has to be a lot stronger because it has to push two essentially two nails to stay a staple is two nails all the way in and it needs to countersink it just a little bit there so</transcript><transcript><audio_30>um there they both have a time and a place for both so let's go ahead and move on to some material that i would use a brand new for that i necessarily would not use the crown stapler for okay so this is</transcript><transcript><audio_31>half inch piece of plywood and it's nice you can sand the stone you can do a lot with it but i will use this in a lot of and that's how far that i would put these nails apart but you can see</transcript><caption><image_32>The image shows a man using a green and black power tool, specifically a nail gun, on a workbench. The man is wearing a black t-shirt with a skull and crossbones design on it. He is holding the nail gun with both hands and appears to be in the process of attaching it to a piece of wood. There are other tools and equipment scattered around the workbench, suggesting that the man is working in a workshop or garage.</caption> this right here so let's okay so what can you see right there you can see that is much more visible than that hole now to get away to get around that you can go ahead you can put some wood putty on there you can sand it down but what if you do it what if you didn't want to do that and you just wanted to leave it you know if you have really good cuts and you you don't have the discoloration especially when you stain it you could just leave it that way and this is going to look aesthetically better but this structurally is more sound now this has to be a lot stronger because it has to push two essentially two nails to stay a staple is two nails all the way in and it needs to countersink it just a little bit there so um there they both have a time and a place for both so let's go ahead and move on to some material that i would use a brand new for that i necessarily would not use the crown stapler for okay so this is half inch piece of plywood and it's nice you can sand the stone you can do a lot with it but i will use this in a lot of and that's how far that i would put these nails apart but you can see
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