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NoRemorse Woodworking
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Small videos from my workshop - I hope to gradually improve the quality of videos as I learn.
In my workshop I try to make nice and/or useful things from reclaimed wood. I may not always succeed but the process itself is very relaxing for me and since the wood I use is free, the cost is minimal.
In my workshop I try to make nice and/or useful things from reclaimed wood. I may not always succeed but the process itself is very relaxing for me and since the wood I use is free, the cost is minimal.
Endgrain Spice Rack
A small project using partially finished cutting boards to make a spice rack.
It is meant to go up against a wall (or the side of a fridge), supporting the side with only one leg.
It is meant to go up against a wall (or the side of a fridge), supporting the side with only one leg.
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Shop Safety - a tip that could save your life.
Просмотров 485Год назад
It is likely because I was trained as a combat medic that I am quite safety conscious, especially when it concerns the risk of life threatening injuries. Following a discussion on Facebook I made this video where I give my thoughts and views on what I will do in case I suffer a serious injury while being alone in my shop. Small note: I shot this video in about an hour and made at least one erro...
Glueup Short
Просмотров 203Год назад
I was glueing up an endgrain cutting board and decided to do a short time-lapse, just to give you a sign that I am still alive and still doing woodwork. Currently I am working on a project that I look forward to completing, and to present to you - something I call "Patch Woodwork".
Not so White Oak
Просмотров 1042 года назад
"Smoking oak" or the process of changing the colour of white oak by using ammonia is quite new to me so I wanted to do a few experiments, just to see the effects first hand. I have no idea why it is called "smoked oak" - it does not involve smoking in any way (something I do not wish to advocate anyway) and as you'll see in the video, the process even works in freezing temperatures.
New Addition to the Shop
Просмотров 2712 года назад
Using my new(ish) router table which makes doing round-overs much easier. I am using a car jack as the lifting mechanism in the router table - it simply pushes against the internal springs of the router which is firmly attached to the table.
Shake, rattle and roll
Просмотров 972 года назад
Completely out of sequence I upload this video because I friend would like to see the toy I made several years ago. I hope you'll enjoy the video none-thel-less - perhaps even give it a like or subscribe to my channel.
Vikings, White Oak and Woodworking
Просмотров 1062 года назад
I was given a lot of white oak which still needs processing and drying. Please note that this video was made some time ago but I am keeping to my "schedule" of releasing a new video every time I get another 50 subscribers. I hope you enjoy it and please feel free to share it with your friends. Thank you
New Projects on Board
Просмотров 1082 года назад
Updating my project organizer for 2022. Video of how I made the organizer: ruclips.net/video/t1lLUKrVEbs/видео.html I forgot to mention it in this video but I have decided (for the time being) to upload a new video every time I get another 50 subscribers, rather than by fixed intervals of time. So please subscribe, hit the bell and tell others about this channel. Thank you.
Quick and easy juice groove in a cutting board
Просмотров 9 тыс.3 года назад
Demonstrating and using the latest version of my juice groove jig which is easily adjusted for (almost) any size of cutting board and, together with my circular router baseplate, facilitates a nice, accurate cut. Briefly mentioning my choice of oil for boards.
Intro Video 2022
Просмотров 4623 года назад
New introductory video for my channel, briefly explaining what and why. Remember to subscribe and click the notification bell, thank you.
Tooth Extraction in Viking Style!
Просмотров 2433 года назад
I had to have a wisdom tooth extracted and the dentist and I got to talking about how they would have done something like this 1000 years ago. I went straight home to my workshop and, while still under (local) anaesthetics, I made this video. then sent the link to my dentist. He replied: "Never in my career has a patient made me laugh so much". I hope you will enjoy it too.
A Special Christmas Reindeer
Просмотров 3573 года назад
Just as a lot of other woodworkers, I have been busy making Christmas-oriented projects. One of those is reindeer cut on the bandsaw. I am using my own pattern and of course I make sure they are truly festive, by making them with a red nose. I made this particular one to give to a young girl who recently had a bad accident and I hope it will cheer her up a little. Sitting in a wheelchair with a...
Pleated Heart Christmas Ornaments
Просмотров 1283 года назад
Another traditional Christmas decoration. Usually these hearts are made from colored paper but I've made my version from wood.
Danish Flag Christmas Decorations
Просмотров 893 года назад
Traditional danish decorations for the Christmas tree - but made from reclaimed wood.
The Woodworking Viking
Просмотров 2503 года назад
A rare glimpse of an elusive creature: The woodworking viking.
My homemade shooting plane and shooting board
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.3 года назад
My homemade shooting plane and shooting board
Bandsaw Box on the Circle Cutting Jig
Просмотров 1073 года назад
Bandsaw Box on the Circle Cutting Jig
Veterans Medal Box pt. 2 and a tip on cutting acrylic
Просмотров 1423 года назад
Veterans Medal Box pt. 2 and a tip on cutting acrylic
Veterans Medal Box and a clamping tip
Просмотров 2803 года назад
Veterans Medal Box and a clamping tip
Pine Cutting Board Experiment w/Surprising Results
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.3 года назад
Pine Cutting Board Experiment w/Surprising Results
Pine End Grain Cutting Board Experiment
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.3 года назад
Pine End Grain Cutting Board Experiment
How to change the knives on a Makita 2012 Thickness Planer
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.3 года назад
How to change the knives on a Makita 2012 Thickness Planer
Awesome video Thanks for sharing
Thanks :)
Good advice sir,thanku
Great job 👏🏼
Great work, thanks a lot
Thank you for this! I have pine laying around and google kept telling me it wasn't suitable wood. Now I'll just go ahead and make it anyway!
how do you wire it to power without the other end of cord going to house wrapping around
Works
😊👍
Good jb
Good job
Спасибо за перевод 👍🙂
You can probably use the old deck as an outfeed table, or you could even turn it into a router table.
Great video, great jig design. Do you follow a rule of thumb on groove width, depth, and distance from edge?
The jig is set to a specific distance from the edge and I use the same bull-nose bit for all the boards I cut grooves in, giving me the same width and rougly the same depth.
Beautiful work, as always!
That is a GREAT little jig!!! I've looked and looked.... this is the one I shall mimic!!
I am very happy that you found the video helpful and I hope you will be successful in copying the jig. Just remember that you need a router with a round base for the jig to work - if you router base isn't round, a circular piece of acrylic (or even plywood) may do the trick.
It's nice to see a video from you again. I hope you are keeping well.
It is so very encouraging to have subscribers such as you and I thank you for your kind words. I am and have been well, just very busy with other aspects of life :)
Wow! I sooo missed your videos, have looked often to see if you had a new one up Nice spice rack you made there, good idea👍🏻
I've been very busy with heaps of other things lately but I am very happy that you have kept looking :)
Thanks for sharing ... now I need a 'hand' version that allows me to get better torque (with arthritic thumbs) on the many wingnuts incorporated into a typical drum kit. ;-) ... I am imagining a wooden-layered-sandwich device... with an empty core that I I can slip to onto wingnuts of many sizes to apply greater torque. I many need to cobble my own together...
Cross drill the pipe and insert a metal rod (or a long bolt), then you have more than enough leverage. That being said, I have found that I can tighten the wingnuts more than adequately simply by gripping the metal tube.
Nice job. I am retired now and just starting to do some word working. Your video is very helpful. It will be nice if you can keep them coming.
I am working on another video but it may be a little while - currently it is so cold here that being in the workshop is no pleasure at all.
Awsome job.
Lovely
All your videos are a great. I’ve learned alot because you make things easy to understand. Thanks agian. Keep it up.
Very helpful. I’ve been trying everything to get some uniform juice groves and so this is tremendously helpful. Thank you
Thank you kind sir! I will soon be following in YOUR footsteps.
Well done, sir! A+ work. Thank you for posting this!
Thank you so much for your kind comment :)
Takes a strong person to get help when you’re having mental problems. You are that person my brother. Stay strong. Gods got this. But you gotta give it to Him. Many blessings.
Thank you for your very kind words.
Bravo!
Thank you very much :)
Thanks for your video 😊
You're very welcome :)
Thx for showing, wish I had this info in 2019, was the router for me, thumb still on but nerve damage, I am indeed though lucky only lost 10% sensitivity, still have problems determining with hot and cold. I hope you never need your tourniquet or anyone else for that matter but it’s good to know that it’s there if needed Till next time 👍🏻
We have a dangerous hobby so the least we can do is try to minimize the consequences of our mistakes. I wish you will have a full recovery but I know that nerve damage takes a long time to heal.
God video Henrik
Mange tak - den giver forhåbentlig noget at tænke over :)
I'm a physician woodworker hobbyist -- all excellent routine practices. I had not considered such readiness in my workshop (though I carry medical supplies everywhere else I go). I now will there too. Thank you! Oh - and the video quality is good.
If my modest video has made a person like you think about your personal safety in the workshop, I'd chalk it up to being a good video. Thank you for your comment.
Nice to see you, hope you’re around more often, would love to see what you’ve been up to👍🏻
Sad part is I have, for a variety of reasons not had much time or energy for my hobby but it is my hope that things will improve in the coming months.
@@noremorsewoodworking2258 let’s hope the up coming spring and summer give you the boost you might need, till then
@@expatmoose Thank you very much :)
so what happened to the review of the saw?
Good Video! Thank you!
Thank you for your kind comment :)
Nice cutting board
Thank you very much. As it happens, I have just sold it :)
Interessant at det lykkes i kolde omgivelser, og kun på een nat.
I was not able to catch from the video, but where there any difference in colour for the sides facing down towards the ammoniac, and the sides facing away? Also seeing how deep it penetrated, I got curious on how it handles being sanded, will we start seeing differences in colour or is the deep penetration so consistent that it will handle even serious sanding well?
No, not any appreciable difference as it is the ammoniac vapours that do the work and I kept everything in a closed box, allowing the vapours to be as equally distributed as I could. As for the sanding, I think it should hold up well unless you sand away several millimeters - but you could always repeat the process if you end up going too far with sanding or planing.
That's a great way to change the colour of the Oak. I hope you are keeping well and I hope to see you again soon.
Nice to see you again, was a good experiment, thx for showing
Such a simple and easy method for putting in a Juice groove that has proved too daunting for me to perform in the past. Thank you so much for your honesty re. your health challenges as well. Doug Frazer New Zealand
Sometimes simple is better and this is simple and amazing! Nice jig.
Thank you very much, this design works great, And made with scrap wood, no $$$$ necessary. I juice grooved 37 boards today
Comments like this are the reason why I post my videos and it makes me very happy to see that you found it useful. Thank you :)
I think carbons on the old one ran out... it's a few EUR investment only!
A bit late to tell me that two years after I replaced the whole saw :)
@@noremorsewoodworking2258 sorry :D I was watching your video yesterday only :D
A scissor jack can be a terribly useful thing to have around the shop. Most every 20-year old junked car's trunk has one, so if you find an auto scrap yard, they'll likely give you one for asking. As for using one for a router lift, the idea is downright brilliant. You have a potential hit video on your hands. You mentioned backlash; I'll assume by this you meant that the bit doesn't drop or push back in after a lift, but do you notice any (sideways) mechanical slop in use? If there's even a little bit of lateral play, it'll probably chatter at speed on hard woods. A loose jack would be a deal-breaker. The point is, if the idea were released to a large audience, that might become a contentious point of criticism. A second, 'locking' mechanism may be in order; perhaps some sort of cam lever-lock underneath that squeezes the top of the jack, securing it in place. It's tough to make things simple. I'd love to further consider/develop this idea when I get some time. Of course, I'm not the type to steal ideas, so I'll 1) wait to see if you release a follow-up, and 2) give this video attribution if I ever mention the idea. Wildly original stuff. Until then, thanks.
I was expecting a bit of vertical "backlash" but haven't noticed any, as the spring in the router is quite strong and the jack seems to hold quite well. As for horisontal "slop", I have not noticed any, probably because the router is mounted very firmly to the tabletop and the jack simply pushes against the internal spring(s) of the router. All in all, the whole setup works as I expected - it is a cheap router in a cheap table with a cheap jack, so in some respects it even supercedes my expectations - it is certainly better than what I could have built myself.
@@noremorsewoodworking2258 Have you seen some of the crazy lift gizmos people build just to avoid removing their router? Those are way too much trouble! The jack idea looks like a little bit of tinkering, but at least it's not _too_ over-the-top.
That car jack for a router lift is genius. Great job!
Thank you very much but in all fairness, I saw it somewhere else long ago - In fact, I bought the jack a year before I bought the router table, thinking I could perhaps build something myself (but never got round to it).
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Glad to see you liked it - thanks for commenting.
@@noremorsewoodworking2258 Of course! I made 9 of these for my mother-in-law and her friends for card playing and they loved them!
Excellent! Do you know where I can now buy such a tool? (Or... is your tool still unique?) Another question: is it possible to design a similar tool, only one that doesn't need electric power to screw on/remove said wingnut? Thanks!
I have only made this one for myself, but it should be relatively easy to reproduce it. If you don't want to use electric power, just use it by hand, it works quite well that way too. I only use the drill when I want to remove the wingnuts from the very long screws. I can easily tighten the nuts down by hand, simply by gripping the tool :) If you don't want/need the drill, you can very simply cut a couple of slots in one end of a piece of suitable pipe - and if you want to make the "handle" easier to grip, just wrap some gaffa-tape around it.
@@noremorsewoodworking2258 Thanks! (I'll give it a go...)
I bought a Hillman 707322 Nut Driver for $8 on Amazon. It fits right in my cordless screwdriver, but it turns out that I needed a socket version for my agency, like Eric the Car Guy, a mechanic, showed. The cheapest one I can find is a Snap-on!
Thanks for this, I'm fascinated by retracting cable mechanisms and wonder why they are not more widely used. Now I'll be scouring alleys for broken vacuum cleaners to make one (or ten) of these...
I just asked at the local recycling centre if I could take a few old vacuums. They agreed when I promised I would return all the other parts but have them ready for sorting into metals and plastics - essentially doing some of their work for them.