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I recently started woodworking. Sometimes the people that make RUclips videos make it look so easy. This will chronicle my progress in skills as I learn and get better. Maybe what looks so easy actually is easy. Maybe it is more difficult. I will show you how I accomplished my projects and discuss problems I ran in to.
I will also discuss different aspects of woodworking such as setting up my shop. Choosing what tools I need in what priority... along with discussing budget constraints. I can not afford to go buy the biggest, and best tools available. Like many of you I have a full time job and work in my shop on my time off. I have bills to pay and need to justify to myself (and to my wife) spending certain amounts of money on tools for my shop.
Thank you for watching. I hope you enjoy. I read and respond to all comments on all videos.
I will also discuss different aspects of woodworking such as setting up my shop. Choosing what tools I need in what priority... along with discussing budget constraints. I can not afford to go buy the biggest, and best tools available. Like many of you I have a full time job and work in my shop on my time off. I have bills to pay and need to justify to myself (and to my wife) spending certain amounts of money on tools for my shop.
Thank you for watching. I hope you enjoy. I read and respond to all comments on all videos.
Stunning Live Edge Table Made From Exotic Costa Rican Monkey Pod Wood
My largest and most challenging furniture project so far. This is a cookie slab of Monkey Pod Wood from Costa Rica.
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Dewalt 735 13 inch planer: amzn.to/34AHSrM
Metabo cordless drill and impac...
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Dewalt 735 13 inch planer: amzn.to/34AHSrM
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DIY Christmas Tree Wooden Collar
Просмотров 271Год назад
How to make your own Christmas Tree Collar from plywood and 1x4s. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links. This means that, at no cost to you, I will earn an affiliate commission if you click through the link and finalize a purchase. Dewalt 735 13 inch planer: amzn.to/34AHSrM Metabo cordless drill and impact driver: amzn.to/3CAKcvq Self centering dowel jig: amzn.to/36ewBhb Kregg...
Miter Saw Station using a DOOR-SWEEP with dust collection and minimalist fence
Просмотров 2802 года назад
Building a miter saw station for my wood shop. It has a 4 inch dust port collection and a minimalist fence with stop block set up. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links. This means that, at no cost to you, I will earn an affiliate commission if you click through the link and finalize a purchase. Here is the door sweep I purchased to help close in the dust collection enclosure....
Cutting Boards - Edge grain walnut, maple, paduak, and purpleheart.
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.2 года назад
This video I show how I made my first batch of edge grain cutting boards. These are made with Walnut, Hard Maple, Purple Heart, and Paduak. They are roughly 1 1/2 to 1 /34 thick and measure 12 x 18. I made them purely out of curiosity. I had never tried to make one before and figured it was time to do so. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links. This means that, at no cost to yo...
3 Shop Storage Hacks - Upcycling
Просмотров 812 года назад
This video I show how I repurposed 3 different items to be storage and organization in my wood shop. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links. This means that, at no cost to you, I will earn an affiliate commission if you click through the link and finalize a purchase. DEWENWILS Outdoor Wireless Remote Control Outlet Kit, Waterproof Electrical Plug for Indoor outdoor Lights, Sepa...
Small Shop Dust Collection - Dust Right and Dust Deputy
Просмотров 1782 года назад
In this video I install 2 different dust collection devices. I install the dust right attached to my 2hp HF, and I install the dust deputy on my shop vac. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links. This means that, at no cost to you, I will earn an affiliate commission if you click through the link and finalize a purchase. LINK FOR REMOTE PLUG!! DEWENWILS Outdoor Wireless Remote C...
KREG Track Saw REVIEW
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
Review of the Kreg Tracksaw. I have used it for over a year. I will tell you the good, the bad, and the ugly. This saw in my opinion is the perfect option for anyone on a budget. Is it as good as a $1200 competitor? Probably not. Honestly though, probably the best bang for the dollar. This saw is under $300 currently (March 2022). I found it on Amazon for $299. However, that is just for the saw...
14 Tips for Epoxy using Stone Coat Countertops
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.2 года назад
Here are 14 general use and tips when using epoxy. I almost always use Stone Coat Countertops for my epoxy projects. So these tips are focused on SCC Epoxy, but these tips can apply to most epoxy brands also. Links to purchase tools and items from my videos. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links. This means that, at no cost to you, I will earn an affiliate commission if you cl...
Making A Magnificent Walnut Conference Table
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.2 года назад
In this video I build a walnut conference table for a customer. I ordered walnut to be delivered to me. The rough wood that was delivered had a lot more sap than I wanted. I requested heartwood walnut. I ended up using the wood. Tell me in the comments if you like it or not? Triumph or catastrophe? Some people only like walnut if it is all heart wood. Some people like the look of the sap wood (...
Ratchet Strap Hack - Quit having your hook fall off when there is a little bit of slack
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.2 года назад
In this video I share with you a tip for using ratchet straps that I learned from an elderly man at a local big box store a few years ago. Now I use it every time I haul something in my trailer. I hope it can help you out also. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links. This means that, at no cost to you, I will earn an affiliate commission if you click through the link and finali...
Dewalt 735 Planer Improvement
Просмотров 49 тыс.2 года назад
Easy and effective way to improve most portable planers. This video I show how I improved my Dewalt 735 so that it all but eliminates snipe. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links. This mean, at no cost to you, I will earn an affiliate commission if you click through the link and finalize a purchase. Dewalt 735 13 inch planer: amzn.to/34AHSrM Metabo cordless drill and impact dr...
When to upgrade your tools? Get the most bang for your dollar!
Просмотров 1152 года назад
This video I describe a strategy I use to get the most value for my tool upgrades. When I purchase them, and how. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links. This means that, at no cost to you, I will earn an affiliate commission if you click through the link and finalize a purchase. Dewalt 735 13 inch planer: amzn.to/34AHSrM Metabo cordless drill and impact driver: amzn.to/3CAKcvq...
Epoxy Countertop - Marble - White and Gray - using Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.2 года назад
In this video I resurface existing laminate with epoxy. I make it look like high end marble. It is easy, it is simple, it is inexpensive. Difficulty level 1-10 = 5 Tools needed: Drill, paint mixer Torch or Heat Gun Sander and 220 grit sandpaper shop towels Mixing buckets Materials Needed: Stone Coat Countertops Art Coat Epoxy Stone Coat Countertops Ultimate Top Coat Bondo - Household Paper and ...
Epoxy Marble - countertop sample - Stone Coat Countertops
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Epoxy Marble - countertop sample - Stone Coat Countertops
Christmas and fall decoration idea - Reversible Snowman/Scarecrow
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Christmas and fall decoration idea - Reversible Snowman/Scarecrow
Walnut Slab Kitchen Island Countertop Build
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Walnut Slab Kitchen Island Countertop Build
Shop Roll Up Door Insulation DIY INSTALL
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Shop Roll Up Door Insulation DIY INSTALL
Breadboard Ends - In Detail - Part 2 - Mortise
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Breadboard Ends - In Detail - Part 2 - Mortise
Breadboard Ends on Farm Table - IN DETAIL - drawbored mortise and tenon - step by step - PART 1
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Breadboard Ends on Farm Table - IN DETAIL - drawbored mortise and tenon - step by step - PART 1
Using Stone Coat Countertops epoxy to refinish a farmhouse table
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Using Stone Coat Countertops epoxy to refinish a farmhouse table
Epoxy countertop - granite - kitchen island with Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy
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Epoxy countertop - granite - kitchen island with Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy
Making a cedar mantel from a live edge slab
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
Making a cedar mantel from a live edge slab
Bing Woodworking shop tour and channel intro. The road from novice to pro in woodworking and DIY.
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Bing Woodworking shop tour and channel intro. The road from novice to pro in woodworking and DIY.
TSP works best.
Great video thanks! I made the same custom feed table, but was surprised that the wood pieces simply won't cut once they go through with the rollers, even when set to the lowest possible height. Any idea why this might be? Did you encounter the same? Is it perhaps a built in safety feature with a sensor that detects there's something else there? I never considered this to be an issue, so odd and I've tried to figure out the logic behind it but nothing comes to mind
I did add wax to the sled I put under the planar, plus it is a formica material so it is really slick. THe only thing I can think of is if you are getting too much friction stopping the wood?
Friend + Helper = Frelper
Im north of houston a little ways. My shop is a 25x50 and insulated. Unfortunately the only non-insulated part is my giant 18x18 roll up door and it faces due west. After 2:00 in the summer it gets 110+ degrees inside of my shop. I cant hardly even use my shop it gets so bad. I can't wait to try this out
I hope it helps.
"A smart man learns from his mistakes. A wise man learns from everyone elses". I using that one. 👍👍
:)
Hi. Very well presentation. I have the same thing and I always get some wood chips in my in feed table. In addition, I have also hooked it up to a Rigid 5 gallon vacuum. How come you do not get any wood chips. Please advise what I am doing wrong. Thanks.
For planers, jointers, etc you need to move large volume of air for dust collection. Not the same as power. A vacuum can be powerful but not move large volumes of air. I use the harbor freight dust collector. Less than $300
How long does it last with daily door usage?
I never used this door daily so I can’t really answer. Mostly will depend on adhesive power
The blade that comes with this saw is wildly underrated. Typically, you buy a product and you need to spend another $50 for a better blade. I have personally caught several hundred FEET of 1" thick oak flooring boards and the blade still cuts clean and with no smoke.
I agree. I gave had this saw a few years now. Still using original blade with no issues
I am a diy'r myself and have invested heavily into bigger machines to make a job easier. Would highly recommend a 20"-24" planer with helical head on it for producing a very smooth surface finish on slabs for mantles. Very little sanding needed.
hopefully 1 day that will be in the budget and have enough floor plan to accomodate!!
What type of wood is that ? Cedar ??
Yes this is cedar.
Wonder how it held up after 2 years, when this video was made?
I have moved from this location a year after the video. It held up good with a few extra sprays of adhesive in the corners from time to time.
Thanks Doug for your review of the Kreg track saw, I’ve been studying all of the track saws that are currently on the market and have really been on the fence about which one to buy, money being a huge factor but also reliability and value being a large part I think you have helped me make the decision to go with a Kreg vs the others.
I hope it suits you well. Good luck!
"Man-Glitter" That's one of my new favorite terms in woodworking... I have that same model planer, but because of limited space in my garage, er shop, I wasn't able to use it the first couple of years after I bought it. I got the two tables with my unit and, in your opinion, would I need to build this type of sled once I get a space where I can actually use it?
honestly it depends. I mostly plane long boards over 6 ft long so snipe could be an issue. If you typically plane shorter boards you could be alright. Try with the set up you already have. If you find that you want improvement, then try an upgrade similar to what I have shown.
Dewalt must be run by idiot bean counter's. Why would you sell a planner without blades and the infeed, outfeed tables? Just greed I guess. I'm buying the grizzly with the helical cutter head for $840. This kind of cooperate greed will loose customers.
Thanks for your input. I still think bang for buck is great for this machine.
Hello I seen it’s been years now is the adhesive still holding??
When I opened the door a lot I would occasionally have to apply more adhesive to the bottom corners. Nothing catastrophic and not so often that it was a pain. Just every few times a year
Love the video, one question though. I seem to have a TON of air flowing in along those side rails on the extreme outside of the rails I can use spray foam for a seal, but the inner I can’t so the door will roll. What if anything are you using to stop that flow of air between the actual door itself and the rail?
I am not sure on that. I dont want to say something incorrect.
I had a Ryobi planer that came with infeed/ outfeed tables. They sucked and snipe was a huge problem. But I watched a video from someone else (Can't reaclall who) installing and dialling in the one's for the 735 when I was considering the upgrade. I decided to make the gamble and purchase them. They are much better quality and fully adjustable. I have zero snipe on piieces under one metre. I agree your idea is a great solution, however I don't have the space to store or use it. I'm just saying I have had good results from the dewalt infeed/ outfeed tables without any issues. :)
Yes I agree for shorter items. I make a lot of tables. So my pieces tend to be longer.
Liked your video. Was wondering how it was still holding up?
It held up good while I was still there. I have since moved about a year ago, so I can not say.
I think you need a friend
dont we all??!!
I subbed before the 1st minute was over.
thank you
Very good info . I just purchased a 735x got the side tables , what a waste of money. Will be looking into building one like that. Thanks 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Do those clamps move the length of the track without interfering with the saw's operation or do they just clamp down the ends of the track?
They move the length of the track. Think of it like a reverse t-track
Man glitter? I love it!!! LMAO.
Yesssirrr
I'm thinking of buying this to make cradled wood panels (very archival for mounting linen canvas) for my paintings. Thank you for making this insightful video!
Glad it helped you.
Beautiful Work My Friend... Nice.... Thumbs Up !!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very Nice... how many hours did you have to invest in that project?
I have it tracked and documented somewhere in my original billing for the customer but I am not sure now. Tons and tons of sanding.
As they say... "Necessity is the mother of invention." Adding to that... inventing and/or coming up with solutions using items that you already have is being a good steward of what you have already been given... at least in my reality. I would suggest getting yourself a cheap but completely functional Mig Welder and learning how to weld. You'll be amazed at how many more options you will have. I have improved my shop sooooo much by simply learning how to do basic welding projects. Jus' sayin'... and Subscribed... Thumbs Up !!
good idea
Well, done sir.
thank you.
Gives me an idea. On the old FB Marketplace there is always people selling marble or granite offcuts. Sometimes they even give ‘em away. Dead flat and polished, good to go! See where I’m going with this 👌
Nice idea. My only caution would be to remember you can hit it with the blades and those type of surfaces will not be forgiving.
BLUETEX 2mm pro is great for this job,,,,put the silverside towards the outside and it reflects the heat away really good.
thank you
I'll try the wood "sled or bed" "insert" because the snipe WITH the infeed /outfeed extensions has been the biggest problem with this otherwise very good planner.
hope it helps. thanks for watching
Great tip!
Glad it was helpful!
Cool ! Thanks for the tip. That really helps
Glad to help
How about using the Velcro belt you have already on the strap, this way you can use it for both purposes.
most of my straps dont have that velcro. And honestly the velcro is a poor design that gets in the way when putting the material through the eye of the ratchet.
How long did this last?
I moved roughly a year after install. It lasted that long at minimum. One of the lower corners came loose once and all I had to do was re-glue it with the same spray adhesive.
Looks like a DW735 setup on a miter saw stand (with arm extensions) could be a perfect solution. Any thoughts?
if you are able to dial in the height adjustments for the miter saw extensions... I would think it would work well.
I have always used a cup brush on a angle grinder. That’s what I found to work the best.
yes that is a good way to do it also.
My Dewalt 735 adjustment wheel handle reverses as it vibrates as I plane.
I dont think I have had that issue. Try this... I prefer to use screws or bolts to hold down the entire planer to my work surface or work tables. It can tend to move if I dont. Try doing that and see if it lessens the vibration and potential movement of your handle.
@@BingWoodworking I will give it a try as otherwise it's a great planer.
I bolted it down but the handle still vibrates and moves about the same. I can hold the handle without effort but it still moves in anti-clockwise rotation if I don't. It still planes great.
There is a small amount of slack in the handle before it actually starts moving the planer heads. If it only moves in the slack then I wouldnt worry about it. If it actually moves the planer I would start looking into fixing that somehow. I dont have any experience with it sorry.@@imanutnur7
2 years later, so I have a question and hope you see. I live in Texas and most summer days are pretty intense. How has the spray adhesive held up? I have radiant barrier insulation everywhere in my shop but the doors (3 - 10x8s and 1 - 12x12). This is the way I have thought about installing some for the doors, but I have worried that the spray adhesive wouldn't hold up.
If you use the doors often the spray adhesive can come loose from time to time. I have had to raise a corner and respray it a couple times. Nothing to it really. I have wondered if rubber cement might work better in some of the areas prone to come loose. But I have not tried it yet.
@@BingWoodworking Thanks for the fast reply. Tacking down pieces isn't bad, I was more worried about finding the whole sheet laying on the floor and having to start over. Thank you for the video and the reply!
I saw another guy also put on a lot of small magnets to keep them on, I am thinking about doing that way
@@WiredCustomsSpeedShop I currently use 1/2 EPS with 1 side radiant barrier with magnets. The sheer number of magnets required to keep the insulation in place is quite high (higher than what I have). Even with the doors down, they are blown off in thunderstorm type winds.
Thanks for the video, I was wondering if doing this made a difference. Gonna have to put this on the list. Man that list is getting long and like u i have no helper. Cheers
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the video. I have 2 roll up doors that the sun shines directly on most of the day.. I will be doing this job Very soon. I even have left over insulation material from building the shop hopefully it's enough.
Glad it helped
So easy and so smooth.
Thank you
Has it stayed stuck to the door after being rolled up?
one of the corners got loose after some wear and tear in the summer heat. All it took was to spray some more adhesive and it stuck good again.
This is the answer to my question 👍it will last good to know.
What is the maximum on track cut depth? It says 2.125” but descriptions lie sometimes lol.
That sounds about right. I can verify that I have cut 2 inch stock. I dont think I have cut anything thicker than that.
I found a used dw735 that is 12years old that was used buy a home hobbyist ... it looks on good shape is it worth buying or just too old ? thanks :)
I would be skeptical. A planer needs precision. The 735 might be considered expensive for a hobbyist, it is inexpensive as far as planers go. If you can get it for $150 or less I would say go for it, but when a new one is around $500 its not worth it unless you are getting a screaming good deal.
The 735 (without tables or extra knives) are reg. $900.00 here in eastern Can. but on sale for another few days @ $650.00. Think I'll take the plunge but I wish the knives were reversible. Thanks for the great bed idea.@@BingWoodworking
1 year later . How is it holding up.
I had to respray some of the corners with spray adhesive. The heat and the wear and tear caused it to come loose there. But over all it held up well. I only had to give extra attention to a couple small areas.
Nice review. I’m on the fence as well between the Makita vs the Kreg. Right now the Makita cordless is double the price. But i like the Makita case it comes with and ability to go cordless. I really really don’t want to have any regrets if I go with the Kreg b
makita cordless is a good machine from what I know of it. I cant speak to it myself. But bang for buck on a budget, i went with kreg
I LOVED your video. We were going to bite the bullet and just get insulated doors. I decided to make an insulated cover using Insul Brite. Your way is MUCH better. My husband will do it. I am his helper. We have neighbors who will help ANYTIME!!! Lucky us. I have a question. You have two links for the insulation. One is for Smart SHIELD and the other is for Reflective White Foam. I'm guessing the Smart SHIELD is MUCH better, albeit costs more. I would have done them vertically, so I'm glad I learned from your video not to do it that way. By the way, this is for an indoor pickleball court!!!!
vertical could work. My thinking was that if there was any slack in it, it would move further vertically if that makes sense.
Why isn’t it red inside?
it has a reddish color. But cedar can tend to turn darker after it is cut. This slab had been cut well before the video. And some cedar is just less red than others.
How has the adhesive held up to heat? Did it come apart?
It held up to the heat pretty good. Using the door often can cause it to loosen on the edges.