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CBB's Trisha Paytas wins over fans for her quirky looks and personality

Trisha Paytas has won over an army of fans since entering the Big Brother house thanks to her quirky looks and personality.

Last night, viewers saw the star strip down to a skimpy bikini and indulge in kinky antics with tattooed Jemma Lucy as part of a task.

But just who is Trisha? Well, she's now a full-time YouTube star, making videos about her life for devoted viewers who tune in to her channel. She has 2.9million subscribers and each video gets about 300,000 views.

And Trisha, 29, makes sure she constantly updates her fans, posting more than 2,500 videos online. INSTAGRAM BEAUTY: Trisha Paytas is favourite to win Celebrity Big Brother.

Trisha Paytas One called Showering With My Boyfriend received an incredible 7million views. Trisha also posts videos of her live, eating junk food and spaghetti, some of which have more than 500,000 views.

Her videos also show her dating exploits on Tinder, where she vlogs the guys she meets up with and whether they go home together.

One, He Spent The Night, sees her looking particularly pleased while describing her conquest and another shows her getting stood up by her date.

One of her videos is called Inside My Kinky Sex Life and another outlines My Favourite Thing To Do In Bed.

Another raunchy clip sees her Using The World's Most Giant Vibrator. But it's not all sexual. One shows her sitting on the toilet and has more than 300,000 views and thousands of comments.

Compared to top British YouTube stars Zoella and Alfie Deyes – who have around 15million and 4million subscribers and reportedly earn about £30-50,000 a month each from their channels – Trisha is likely to be earning around half this.

But that's considerably more than she made in her previous occupation.

INSTAGRAM CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER: She has won over an army of fans since entering the house. Before discovering the financial opportunities of YouTube, the California-born blonde had a more saucy past.

She became a stripper at 18 and did that for eight years, as well as acting as a high-class escort – which she discussed with Jemma in Wednesday night's show.

But Trisha swapped the stripper's pole for the good book when she found God and is now a devoted Catholic. She has since bagged a string of modelling jobs and video appearances.

Trisha starred in the 2010 promo for the Amy Winehouse track Tears Dry On Their Own, and played a fat Jessica Simpson in the star's We Made You video with Eminem.

The motormouth blonde has also attempted to break the Guinness World Record for fastest talker, but failed – though she did boast to housemates she had rattled off a jaw-aching 832 words in 52 seconds.

Trisha is clearly proud of her sexy curves, displaying them in a revealing pink outfit on the CBB launch night. But she says: "I describe myself as sexy, smart and slutty. I love owning my body.

But there's not one real part about it." Her boobs are a whopping 34GG thanks to several boob jobs in the past five years, most recently in 2016 after she felt they'd been botched and were uneven.

She's also had bum implants and a Brazilian bum lift which she live vlogged six months ago.

Four months ago she videoed the removal of fat cells from her back with liposuction.

She also talked about having a fat transfer from her arms to her bum, as well as Botox and lip fillers – and doesn't rule out more work.

Trisha also has a mane of synthetic hair extensions and wouldn't be seen dead without her fake eyelashes. The blonde was dating film songwriter Sean van der Wilt until she found out he had been caught kissing another man.

INSTAGRAM STUNNING: Trisha is now a full-time YouTube star. So she came out as bisexual and now enjoys sex with women. Her housemate Jordan Davies has hinted that he fancies her.

But if the Ibiza Weekender star thinks he's in with a chance with the curvy star, he is likely to be disappointed. "I'm obsessed with men over 75," she giggles.

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Turning an Insert for a Cello Anchor on the Table Saw - Duration: 3:09.

I have a friend who is a cellist.

To keep the cello in place while playing, cellists often use an endpin stop or anchor,

which is basically a strap that has a cup shaped piece for the cello's endpin on one

end, and a loop that attaches to a chair's leg on the other.

This cup is sometimes made out of metal and sometime out of plastic.

The metal ones tend to damage the endpin, and the plastic ones, well, get damaged by

it.

So I wanted to make her a wooden insert to go in the anchor so she should use it again.

I had this piece of very hard Brazilian Walnut which I think will last pretty long.

The insert, which will look like a small cup, needs to have a hole in the middle.

Because I only had a spade bit the size I wanted, and those don't leave the bottom

of the hole flat like forstner bits, I decided to drill a hole all the way through, and glue

it to another flat piece.

I also made a sacrificial pine piece with a bolt running through it, so I could so I

could use a drill to turn the work-piece.

I glued the stack together with plenty of glue, and left it to dry.

The accuracy here is not critical.

You'll see at the end why it's actually a good thing if the hole is not perfectly

cantered.

Once the glue dried, I could turn the work-piece and make it fit into the endpin anochor . I

don't have a leave, so…

I used a drill my new table saw.

It looks like I'm not even touching the blade, but it removes quite a lot of material.

Turning it was so much fun that I was carried away a bit and turned it a bit too small.

So I made another blank.

This time I was more careful and took my time to keep measuring and verifying that I'm

not removing too much material.

When I got closer to the final dimensions, I switched to a chisel to so I could be a

bit more precise.

As I got to a good fit I cut off the part I needed on the table saw.

Before making the cut I made sure that I won't hit the bolt inside.

And then it was just a matter of cleaning up a little bit.

When I did the glue-up I said that it's not crucial to get the hole precisely in the

middle.

This is because now I can orient the insert in a way the thicker part will be on the anchor's

far end.

Hopefully this will give a little bit more material to wear through before I have to

make a new one.

Till next time, thanks for watching