Building tips and tricks on video.
Markenburg products have been traveling all over the world for years, and for years people have also been building the most beautiful things with them.
But questions still arise about how to approach things efficiently, or even more efficiently, or simply differently.
We are always happy to explain that. Not that we have all the answers, but anyone who knows 2 possible ways at least has the choice of which one to use.
An explanation by email or verbally at the trade fair is nice, but it can still be a good addition to have those tips and tricks on video.
Hence the video below.
(It is possible that a good spam filter or other settings on your device do not show a preview of the video,
but the videos below can still be clicked with good results.)
Informative along the same lines, but from the other side of the world.
For those who would like to see more videos related to this theme, we recommend the build log by Luke Towan. (From now on, Elle Towan).
Below you will find his/her video, but also immediately link to the Markenburg page where we go into much more detail about that video and give it the appreciation it certainly deserves!
In her video, Markenburg has focused primarily on tips and tricks that are frequently requested, and where we discover time and again that a few images might work better than a block of text or a long verbal explanation with a few well-intentioned gestures. In that respect, it is quite different from the beautiful construction blog by Elle Towan, who takes you on a beautifully visualized journey from start to finish. But certainly for those who are proficient in both languages and like to orient themselves thoroughly, they are nice complements to each other! Speaking of languages, YouTube makes a reasonable attempt to provide subtitles in other languages. At the time of writing, that might not be perfect yet, but it might well be just enough to grasp the key points that would otherwise pass you by unnoticed.
And naturally, we are pleased that we were able to visualize a few things for you at all. That sometimes works better than any language ever could have.
Should any questions remain, you always know how to reach us by email, phone at the trade fair, or otherwise. And we will gladly continue to do our best to answer those questions as well as possible.
