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Hai Yanta
Добавлен 25 апр 2009
Making a round tenon on a table saw.
The wood is cut to the size of 4x4 centimeters. The tenon will snuggly fit the 33 millimeters mortise.
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Moxon vice easier and safer configuration.
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The idea came from Stumpy Nubs video, ruclips.net/video/3jMYTsRS7jc/видео.htmlsi=of2Alsfd2iGgOAMC. His version is for making a fresh new one. Mine, however is the alterations on the existing one.
Marking tilted workbench legs for cutting.
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Marking tilted workbench legs for cutting.
My combination Roman and mini workbenches.
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Kreg Krueger site : ruclips.net/video/tdnmQ22lUow/видео.htmlsi=dFHA-Ue2ISQcubRo The links to my mini workbench and it's usage: ruclips.net/video/vQIkitG-_GY/видео.htmlsi=k5jBLtw5jEbKYb6z ruclips.net/video/DcCWOMTNcRQ/видео.htmlsi=e9a8d7YZ314AVI5q
Heavy bandsaw add on wheels without lifting the bandsaw.
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The mechanism to lift and set down the bandsaw is designed to be handled by a single operator. The add on casters configuration can adapt to any heavy machinery or even a heavy workbench.
Jointing a hard and dense wood using a belt sander.
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Siamese rosewood is a very dense and hard wood which made it difficult to joint with a jointer. In fact, it chipped my jointer blades even with the thinnest setting. A belt sander seems to be a good way to accomplish the task.
Bilingual, jointing and planing a board wider than a jointer. ไสชิดและรีดไม้หน้ากว้าง
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Bilingual, jointing and planing a board wider than a jointer. ไสชิดและรีดไม้หน้ากว้าง
My removable deadman or elephant leg (ขาช้าง) and it usages.
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The elephant leg comes from my favorite late writer. The Thai has a saying that a woman is a hind elephant legs. The writer elaborated that the hind legs are not used to just follow the front legs. They are also essential to balance the elephant in case the front legs faltered. I thought that the Deadman on a woodworking bench is doing the same task as the hind legs thus prefer using the phase ...
Set up blades on the Hitachi P100FD ตั้งใบมีดเครื่องไสชิด Hitachi P100FD
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Set up blades on the Hitachi P100FD ตั้งใบมีดเครื่องไสชิด Hitachi P100FD
Making small T-Track on a router table
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Making small T-Track on a router table
L Fence to cut straight edge and odd angles on wood.
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L Fence to cut straight edge and odd angles on wood.
Easy cutting butterfly joinery with a simple jig on a bandsaw.
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Easy cutting butterfly joinery with a simple jig on a bandsaw.
Enforce the weak area along the wood grain with a bamboo skewer.
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Enforce the weak area along the wood grain with a bamboo skewer.
The effective method of removing old paint from wood.
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The effective method of removing old paint from wood.
Sharpening jointer and planer blade jig. จิ๊กลับใบเครื่องไสชิด-รีด
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Sharpening jointer and planer blade jig. จิ๊กลับใบเครื่องไสชิด-รีด
Making dowel of different sizes with one fixture.
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Making dowel of different sizes with one fixture.
Hitachi P100FD jointer/planer with homemade dust collectors.
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Hitachi P100FD jointer/planer with homemade dust collectors.
Different sizes finger joints on router table.
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Different sizes finger joints on router table.
Cutting thin strip on a long and short wood safely.
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Cutting thin strip on a long and short wood safely.
Crosscut sled on table saw that has no t-track.
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Crosscut sled on table saw that has no t-track.
Strengthen corner joint using bamboo.
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Strengthen corner joint using bamboo.
Pulling old nails from wood the easy way.
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Pulling old nails from wood the easy way.
Chase mosquitoes away using bee hive smoker.
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Chase mosquitoes away using bee hive smoker.
Dust doors using polycarbonate and magnets.
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Dust doors using polycarbonate and magnets.
The spacers for your notch vise are brilliant! I've been wondering how to manage them for years!
That bench is magnificent. Even without knowing Thai, I'm mostly following along because I use one myself and you do a great job demonstrating. I also noticed your mallet made from purple heart!
@@agluebottle Thank you for your good words and the visit. I am glad that you spent your time watching despite the language barrier. The mallet is made from the Siamese Redwood. It’s not easy to get the purple heat in Thailand. I suspect that the he Redwood may have the similar densities as the Purple Heart though. This mallet I made when I started to do woodworking about 10 years ago and it is still functioning well with some dent.
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Hi love the design. What are the butterfly joints for? Just to hold 2 boards together? Thanks. If someone cud translate that wud be amazing too 😊
@@maxwaldburg4286 Thank you for your visit and the good words. Yes, the butterfly joints are for holding the 2 sides of the boards together. The two boards are actually from the same teak tree that I planted 30 some years ago. It died from some mysterious reason. I had the tree cut out to lumber after air dried for a few years. Sadly the center one which was cut to the thickness of 4 inches cracked in the middle. I decided to cut the lumber at the crack and joining them with glue and the butterflies. The separating pieces made it easier to flatten by my jointer and the planer.
That's a beautiful small workbench!
Hi, I have no idea what you're saying but it's a lovely bench and seeing the ways you use it is quite helpful (I just built one myself, not nearly as nice looking as yours though!).
Thank you for your visit and sorry that I spoke in Thai. The teakwood that I used to build this bench is the wood from the tree I planted 30 some years ago. It died from some mysterious reason. After the cutting to a lumber, it was air dried for about 3 years before I use it. The whole assembly don't use any metal fasteners.
@@hai99noi Really interesting, thanks for sharing. You have a bench with history. And no worries about the language, speak in what you are comfortable speaking, we get the gist just from seeing your actions :)
@@arrayofemotions Thank you
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Nice!
Thank you for sharing your version of the Roman workbench. It is beautiful just to look at! I like your ideas and have taken notes for my own (one day I will build my own, hopefully soon!). ประทับใจ ขอบคุณครับ
@@user-qy2ss1cd6q thank you for your visit and the good words. I am glad that you like it. I noticed your Thai in the comment. Are you Thai?
@@hai99noi No, I am an expat living in Thailand. You spoke Thai the whole video and I wanted to ensure you got the compliment regardless of the language. I just really liked your work and wanted to express my gratitude. Thank you for sharing.
@@user-qy2ss1cd6q Thank you for the clarification and glad that you don’t live too far. I hope that you are enjoying the living in Thailand. You must be fluent in Thai.
@@hai99noi To make my response I had to use a translation program (I am sad to say). Perhaps one day I will be successful learning Thai. I do love Thailand and the Thai people and missed them when I visited home. Both now have a special place in my heart. I am curious do you have any advice for finding affordable wood? I have found it challenging to find wood suitable for making a bench (western or roman) especially when it comes to quality hardwoods. I do not care if it is fancy or not, most interested in functionality. Also, I wanted to comment on your English. It is very good! Well thank you for your time Sir. Have a great day!
@@user-qy2ss1cd6q I am glad that you have developed a positive attachment to Thailand and the Thai. I believe that one day you will be fluent in Thai because you have set a resolution to do so. I think the economy way to get wood to build a sturdy workbench is to use a 2x4 hardwood and joint them to make the top. The cheaper way is to use plywood laying on top of each other to the desired thickness. Are you in any of the Thai woodworking group? Occasionally, they have a class to build a workbench and all the materials are provided. At the end of the class, you would take home the workbench you build. Where about are you in Thailand? I live in Chiangmai and if you are by any chance in the area you are welcome to visit my shop and we can exchange knowledge about woodworking.
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Very Nice Video clip!!!!!!
Super nice & beautiful benches😊
Glad that you like it. Thank you for stopping by.
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Very nice and spontaneous video as usual. Could you please explain the purpose of the two small threaded rods + wooden knobs protruding from the front of the new Moxton vise.
Thank you for your through attention. The wooden knobs are the anti racking or pinching when the workpiece is clamped above the center line of the vice. You can adjust the knob, normally one is enough, to the same thickness of the workpiece before applying the holding pressure. The holding power would be better than not having the underside stopper. You can also watch my other video on “My mini workbench and its usage”, ruclips.net/video/OaGCS1nLQDI/видео.htmlsi=y7nYExIc4uw3q2du and ruclips.net/video/DcCWOMTNcRQ/видео.htmlsi=Trb5NFfR9iGGwaCW. I explained its functionality in the videos.
THANK YOU ! for sharing with clarity the examples of your wood working bench and your process.
Thank you for stopping by and the good words.
Amazing! Great work adding onto the idea!
Glad that you like it. Thanks for stopping by.
Amazing how firmly you can hold work with a clever combination of wedge, peg, dog, hook & brake! The lack of wobble is testament to how well you have made this 😎
Thank you for the visit and the good words. Glad you like it.
Wow! Very clever ..Thank you 🙏
Glad that you like it, thank you.
very nice
Thank you for stopping by.
Than you every much enjoyed
Thank you for your visit and glad that you like the video.
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Wow, the best of both worlds.
Thank you for your visit and support.
Very cool!
Thanks for stopping by.
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I like the camera angle here, shows the process nicely!
Thank you for your visit.
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The most ingenious and versatile workbench for working with hand tools. I'd use it every day, for sure.
Thank you for the nice words and visiting my site. I will also enjoy using the workbench.
Very beautiful. Excellent!
Glad that you like it. Thank you for stopping by.
Excellent build!!
Glad you think so! Thank you for stopping by.
That bench is beautiful. I would be afraid to use it in case of damage.
Thank you, it's a good way to practice on being cautious aside from physical injury. The wax finished helps to restore the nice surface from scratches. FYI, the wood of this bench is from the teakwood tree I planted over 30 years ago. It died and I air dried it for about 5 years. Have a good day.
that is very clever
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Thanks for sharing this. That’s brilliant!
Thank you for stopping by. You may like the other video which shows the usage of this workbench.
Hai Yanta, do you have a video on how you built your patio cover? Your truss style looks great.
Sorry Reg...., I didn't make a video when it was built 30 years ago. FYI, it is a garage roofing structure which has a wide span. The truss structure is good to support the wide span roof load. You are very observant. Thank you for your interest.
@@hai99noi I’m building mini workbench’s at work for my push carts and at home I have an area that I want to make an outdoor workshop plus an area for family events. I’m looking to make something similar with a 12’ ceiling height. I don’t know when I will work on it but seeing your work area sparked an interest. Thank you and I’m looking forward to making things similar to yours.
@@regthebackyardjackofalltrades I will be happy to take pictures of my garage and send to you. However, the You Tube isn't a good means to do it. If you have WhatsApp, Line, or Facebook messenger, we can communicate via one of these media.
Hey Hai. I have 2 questions. How would you rate this one compared to the other one? Do you make many dowels? BTY, thinking about your need to round over the tips, cut a "V" notch, glue in strips of sandpaper and drop tip in "V" notch and spin to sand the tip. No more turning machines on and off. Should we try making one?
Oops, that's 3 questions :>)
Hi Russ, thank you for your V notch idea. I will definitely make one to use in my shop. It will be useful to round over a tip of a rod. In the beginning, I made dowels for my specific project. Later on when I got the jigs, I gathered the scraps cut outs and made them for future uses. It also helps tidy up my shop. The dowel jig on the band saw was designed for making dowels from the Siamese Rosewood which is considered one of the densest wood in Thailand. After I used it, the other advantage to the other one came out. It can cut a smaller diameter dowel than the other one. It can make a 1/8" dowel on a hard and medium hard wood. The other plus side is the smooter surface on the dowel. I would consider the angle iron one is a quick and dirty dowel maker and the band saw on an elaborate dowel maker.
Btw, I love being questioned😊.
Hey Hai. I ran across this video (again) and have an afterthought. Can you glue a strip of coarse sandpaper to the fixture so you can grind the tip without walking over to the belt sander? Hope all is well with you.
Oh, and a great idea for dowel making! :>)
Greetings Russ, that is a wonderful idea and energy saving thanks. You always have a new way of doing things.
Do you have plans for thi extraordinary piece of work?
Thank you for your visit and nice question. Originally, I wanted to try doing a castle joint to make something sturdy and later became the mini workbench. The mini workbench has become a valuable addition to my workshop which I use it frequently. The best part is it's mobility which allow me to move it to the favorable location when I need a workbench.
@@hai99noi Hi Hai, do you have instructions on how to build it?
@@joedimaggio3146 sorry I don't have the instructions on how to build it. I build it to fit my work bench and the rest of the dimensions are arbitrary made as I made it.
@@hai99noi no problem, thanks for the reply
@@joedimaggio3146 have you seen my other video which shows the completion of this mini workbench and its usage? The link is ruclips.net/video/DcCWOMTNcRQ/видео.html. Thank you for visiting my post.
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Fantastique, amazing excellent work. Thanks
Thank you for stopping by and the good words.
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เครื่องนี้ไม่ขายครับแต่อีกเครื่องหนึ่งเป็นของ Makita เก่าจากญี่ปุ่นเหมือนกันจะขายในราคา 40,000฿ มารับเองนะครับดูไดที่ลิ้งค์นี้ครับ ruclips.net/video/itMcIaeNXbA/видео.html
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Cool
Thanks for your visit.
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น่าจะได้ครับเพราะ spec. ไฟ 120 Volts 15A max. พอเราใช้ไฟ 220 V มาแปลงไฟตำ่ลงครึ่งหนึ่งก็จะทำให้กินกระแสไฟน้อยลงครึ่งหนึ่งในฝั่งปฐมภูมิ (220V)ครับ
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ต้องซื้อหม้อแปลงไฟ 220v เป็น120v ใช้มั้ยครับ (หม้อที่บ้านผมเป็นหม้อ5a)สามารถใช้ได้มั้ยครับ หรือต้องเปลี่ยนเป็นหม้อ15a (ผมไม่มีความรู้ด้านไฟฟ้าเลยครับ)ขอบคุณครับลุง♥️♥️
@@OppoOppo-pj5pr ถ้าเป็นรุ่นที่มาจากญี่ปุ่นและไม่ได้มีการดัดแปลงให้ใช้กับไฟ 220 volts ก็ต้องใช้หม้อแปลงสำหรับขนาดของหม้อแปลงก็คำนวนโดยใช้สูตร W=VI, ดูที่เครื่องว่าใช้ไฟกี่ volt และ กี่ amp. เอาสองตัวนี้คูนกันก็จะได้ขนาดเป็น watt ที่ต้องการตัวอย่างเช่น v=100v ใช้ไฟ 15 A . W=100x15=1500w ก็ซื้อหม้อแปลงขนาดอย่างตำ่ 1500 W หรือ1500 VA หม้อไฟที่บ้านถ้าเปลี่ยนได้ก็จะดีเพราะ 5 Aก็เล็กไปหน่อย
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You are a genius.....so amazing. Thank you for sharing this! How inspiring.....
Thank you Ross for the encouragement. You might be interested in watching the other video that show the usage with the add on of this workbench. ruclips.net/video/DcCWOMTNcRQ/видео.html