The Workshop Log
The Workshop Log
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Видео

Let’s get to work! - My first woodworking commission!
Просмотров 1142 года назад
Let’s get to work! - My first woodworking commission!
I made a COSTLY mistake!
Просмотров 1452 года назад
I made a COSTLY mistake!
I quit my job - Starting a woodworking business instead!
Просмотров 3202 года назад
I quit my job - Starting a woodworking business instead!
Woodturning - The Black Widow | Marvel fan art
Просмотров 4203 года назад
Woodturning - The Black Widow | Marvel fan art
Woodturning - A Natural Edge Bowl | From Log to Bowl
Просмотров 9373 года назад
Woodturning - A Natural Edge Bowl | From Log to Bowl
Woodturning - From Log to Bowl
Просмотров 6223 года назад
Woodturning - From Log to Bowl
Woodturning - Intentional Bowl Design | Small wood bowl
Просмотров 7823 года назад
Woodturning - Intentional Bowl Design | Small wood bowl
Woodturning - A plum end grain bowl | Ring tool hollowing
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.3 года назад
Woodturning - A plum end grain bowl | Ring tool hollowing
Woodturning a 3 legged bowl | Plum bowl Mk.II
Просмотров 5 тыс.3 года назад
Woodturning a 3 legged bowl | Plum bowl Mk.II
Wood Turning an [ EASTER EGG ] - Making a wooden Faberge style egg on the lathe!
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.3 года назад
Wood Turning an [ EASTER EGG ] - Making a wooden Faberge style egg on the lathe!
WOOD TURNING A [ SIMPLE ] BAG PIN - Easy DIY Wooden bag clip or clothing pegs!
Просмотров 9383 года назад
WOOD TURNING A [ SIMPLE ] BAG PIN - Easy DIY Wooden bag clip or clothing pegs!
HOW TO TURN A PAPER [ POT ] MAKER - Making DIY seedling pots from newspaper!
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.3 года назад
HOW TO TURN A PAPER [ POT ] MAKER - Making DIY seedling pots from newspaper!
WOOD TURNING A GARDEN [ DIBBLE ] - How to make a wooden planting tool.
Просмотров 8933 года назад
WOOD TURNING A GARDEN [ DIBBLE ] - How to make a wooden planting tool.
WOOD TURNING A [ DOOR ] KNOB- Turn light pulls or fan pulls quick on a wood lathe!
Просмотров 5143 года назад
WOOD TURNING A [ DOOR ] KNOB- Turn light pulls or fan pulls quick on a wood lathe!
MAKING A [ SPINNING ] TOP ON A LATHE - Wood turning spinning tops are a fun and easy project!
Просмотров 6753 года назад
MAKING A [ SPINNING ] TOP ON A LATHE - Wood turning spinning tops are a fun and easy project!
THIS WOOD TURNING PROJECT [FAILED] - Became a turn a thin bowl twice demo instead…
Просмотров 15 тыс.3 года назад
THIS WOOD TURNING PROJECT [FAILED] - Became a turn a thin bowl twice demo instead…
WOOD TURNING AN APPLE [ BOX ] - A lidded box is a fun and easy wood turning project!
Просмотров 7293 года назад
WOOD TURNING AN APPLE [ BOX ] - A lidded box is a fun and easy wood turning project!
HOW TO TURN [ EGG ] CUPS - Wood turning a simple egg cup design on a wood lathe.
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.4 года назад
HOW TO TURN [ EGG ] CUPS - Wood turning a simple egg cup design on a wood lathe.
TURN A [ GNOME ] ON A WOOD LATHE - Wood turning a Christmas Gnome!
Просмотров 10 тыс.4 года назад
TURN A [ GNOME ] ON A WOOD LATHE - Wood turning a Christmas Gnome!
HOW TO TURN A CHRISTMAS [ TREE ] - Wood turning idea for Christmas!
Просмотров 2434 года назад
HOW TO TURN A CHRISTMAS [ TREE ] - Wood turning idea for Christmas!

Комментарии

  • @georgewjones1114
    @georgewjones1114 2 месяца назад

    Really good demo especially when you included the catch,this is very important for others to see the human parts that happen to all. Take care look forward to seeing more.

  • @yvonneyoung6120
    @yvonneyoung6120 2 месяца назад

    Love this project. Good work with the skew. I see gnomes in my future

  • @AntinutellasFC
    @AntinutellasFC 6 месяцев назад

    0:03 nice hat.

  • @Goodellsam
    @Goodellsam 7 месяцев назад

    So, you have to have a track for every blade?

  • @terriaoswald535
    @terriaoswald535 7 месяцев назад

    Gorgeous!

  • @deniseharrison669
    @deniseharrison669 8 месяцев назад

    I just got one of these and wondered where you get your newspaper. Also, would paper grocery bags work for these? The paper is a bit thicker but I have loads of bags and no newspaper. Thanks

  • @xxnickthegreekxx
    @xxnickthegreekxx 8 месяцев назад

    The 12v version is designed to click offset, chuck and hex holder to 90’ fitting

  • @onecreator-allcreation
    @onecreator-allcreation 9 месяцев назад

    hahahahah....that last part was brilliant, u are absolutely spot on. i just bought it a few days ago and i'm waiting for amazon to deliver my very own bosch.

  • @dandyer8351
    @dandyer8351 11 месяцев назад

    Im going to be useing mine with a jigsaw does this still apply will the jigsaw blade actually cut it cleanly.

    • @Lyonscarpentry
      @Lyonscarpentry 11 месяцев назад

      I wouldn’t waste your time with a jigsaw on a track, just get a circular saw which is compatible

  • @Apache-Helicopter-Life
    @Apache-Helicopter-Life Год назад

    This guy is amazingly funny and entertaining! So underrated.

  • @graemewebb7612
    @graemewebb7612 Год назад

    Who makes this tool?

  • @KaskadeHD
    @KaskadeHD Год назад

    so what, do you have to buy a new fucking guide rail every single time you buy a new blade...?

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog Год назад

      Not really as you would normally not switch to a blade that varies in thickness on the same saw. But the track works with multiple models of saws and also some routers so it is good to test it on some scrap wood before you make an important cut. The plastic strip is replaceable, so you wouldn't need a new rail; just switch the strip. Typically, you would aim for your marks with the strips, but as these strips work with several different tools, they are not accurate on the first use. TLDR: No you do not need a new rail =)

  • @richard21995
    @richard21995 Год назад

    Good to know, if using a track saw do you have to cut a worktop from the top down to prevent break out, or does it not happen with the rubber guide?

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog Год назад

      The blade cuts from underneath, so placing the rail on the side of the marks you want to keep usually prevents tearouts on both sides. There will be tearouts on the side "not protected" by the rubber guide tho.

  • @toplad81
    @toplad81 Год назад

    Thank you so much for this vid

  • @withoutdoors5230
    @withoutdoors5230 Год назад

    Hey! Rewatching this, was the Wood Green?

  • @michaelj2439
    @michaelj2439 Год назад

    What an excellent instructional video, thank you. I’m going to make one this afternoon. 👍

  • @Cpt_Dave
    @Cpt_Dave Год назад

    750? Jesus christ, I got it without the battery for 250€.

  • @FormerlyKnownAsAndrew
    @FormerlyKnownAsAndrew 2 года назад

    When you lift the cutter off the piece and put it back on... Does it start cutting a second spiral or did you somehow lign it up with your first pass?

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

      If you place it down gently, it will find the old grove on its own and continue in the same spiral 😊

    • @FormerlyKnownAsAndrew
      @FormerlyKnownAsAndrew 2 года назад

      @@TheWorkshopLog I've always wondered how this works. Thanks for explaining. I don't own a lathe but I would like to get one for my woodshop.👍🏾

  • @HerreroTaller
    @HerreroTaller 2 года назад

    Hi, I have de same drill, I see that in my drill, in the hexagonal bit without accessory installed, the bit wobbles a bit, it is not perfectly straight when turning... is this normal?. I would like to know if the same think happens in your drill. Thanks for sharing.

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog Год назад

      Putting something in the "hex-mount" tends to wobble a bit. Putting something in the drill chuck should not wobble. i.e. drills should be perfectly straight.

  • @The_Joker_
    @The_Joker_ 2 года назад

    It looks like ash. Excellent tool work

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    I sometimes think that I enjoy making shavings just as much as I enjoy making actual products on the lathe 😂

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    Such a beautiful color and grain pattern plum has. Shame I made the inside larger than the outside on this one... 😂

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    Skew chisel: Love it or hate it? 😊

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    I think the shutter speed of the camera makes this look more trippy than it actually was 😂

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    Sharp tools = crisp finish! Very pleased with this! 😁

  • @nicobeam1537
    @nicobeam1537 2 года назад

    How do you drying bowls?

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

      I'm quite impatient so often I eighter turn them thin enough to dry in a couple of days or blast them in the microwave 😂 When I have an uncanny feeling about patience, I put them in a cardboard box with some of the shavings for a couple of months. Thanks for watching!

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    I feel an urge to make more spinning tops now 😅

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    The design is simple enough to have four of them ready by breakfast! 🥚

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    The apple shape could be refined but the lid is a perfect friction fit! 👌

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    Hope you all had a great Easter! 🐇🐥

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    Who else loved these as a kid? 👶

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    This is fun and games until it's time to clean the workshop from all the shavings 😂

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    When you wake up you will like this video! 🧙

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    So close to a seamless loop! 😂

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    This weekend couldn't have come soon enough! Time for some turning! 😁

  • @hannaefraimsson9227
    @hannaefraimsson9227 2 года назад

    😂😬

  • @hannaefraimsson9227
    @hannaefraimsson9227 2 года назад

    Very satisfying🤩

  • @gwood3070
    @gwood3070 2 года назад

    p̴r̴o̴m̴o̴s̴m̴

  • @MZMA85
    @MZMA85 2 года назад

    Over-tighthening the flexiclick attachment in long term will cause its locking mechanism to be damaged. Slowly rotate the locking mechanism until you hear 4 to 5 clicks. I do own the same drill, and one of the attachment (metal chuck) accidentally detached from the drill and fell from 5 metre height onto the ground(luckily there was no one near the ladder) due to damaged locking mechanism (can't hear any clicks).

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

      That's valuable information, thanks for the tip! 😊

  • @sinswept
    @sinswept 2 года назад

    Ah yes. I will hang around hardware stores this weekend and ask the employees if they have the new Bosch G*n Shot Residue Flippity-Click. That will impress them! 👌😆

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

      It sure will! I'm known to impress the local store clerk with my professional lingo from time to time. I guess it's something that comes with the job. Don't bother getting the "to the side thingie" and go straight for the "angle flippidy-clap".

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    If anyone know what GSR actually means let me know! It remains a mystery! 🤔

    • @haem9221
      @haem9221 2 года назад

      "GSR": its Bosch naming code, all German: "G" indicates the "Gewerblich" line, which means the pro line for craftsman (more expensive). "P" means private "Privat" line for handyman. And "SR" stands for "Schrauber" (like power screwdriver). The number tells the torque, here 60Nm hard. Other similar devices are named GSB "Gewerblich SchlagBohrer" (= light hammer unit) and "GBH" = "Bohrhammer" (= real SDS hammer drill). By the way you don't have to loose the Flexclick to adjust the extensions, just pull it out a bit, rotate to the position you need and set it back.

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

      @@haem9221 This comment is more informative than my entire video :D Thanks you for the reply!

  • @jamesharless5357
    @jamesharless5357 2 года назад

    Very nice!👍🏻

  • @bill40bates
    @bill40bates 2 года назад

    No. The answer is no, you will never have enough tools. Once you get close, you will start to upgrade your current tools. I saved up for 4 years for my table saw, but now I think I should be good there. Now maybe a new lathe…

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

      Haha, that is uncannily true, I'm "glad" it's not just me! 😹

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    I found myself spending more time making videos than woodworking lately. I hope you enjoy the Vlogs because I sure enjoy making them! 😂

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    Following up on last week's vlog with an equally clear and precise vision for the channel! This is going great!

  • @sinswept
    @sinswept 2 года назад

    You will make an EXCELLENT accountant xD

  • @TheWorkshopLog
    @TheWorkshopLog 2 года назад

    This is something completely new to me. Scary/exciting stuff ahead! 😃 Subscribe if you want to tag along for the ride!

  • @LansdowneWoodworker
    @LansdowneWoodworker 2 года назад

    I like your turning try using a tenon to avoid the chuck marks and more secure hold. Also lower you toolrest so the cutting is at centre you are too high

  • @Rigus208
    @Rigus208 3 года назад

    Great job . I’m just learning to turn ,hope I’ll be as good some day . Yep I’ve heard scrapers are a odd tool to master , keep working at it . Fine job young man .

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog 3 года назад

      Thank you, that's very kind 😊 I'm sure you'll be better then me in no time! Happy turning!

  • @johnmeeks9618
    @johnmeeks9618 3 года назад

    An awfully lot of chips with a skew that other tools could do better with no explanation as to what you are doing or why you are doing it. Some explanation of the project and your approach would have been nice.

    • @TheWorkshopLog
      @TheWorkshopLog 3 года назад

      Valid point. I appreciate your feedback, when and if I upload again I'll keep this in mind. I did mention in the description however why I used the skew 😉 "Most of the turning could be done quickly using the continental gouge to a greater extent. But since I’m yet to master the skew chisel I decided to use it as much as I could."