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Jeff Porter Creations
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Добавлен 16 июн 2019
It’s about art and making things. Painting, woodwork, rock carving, sculpting and other forms of art. Some I’ve already done and some I’m still wanting to try.
Giving Away A Tortilla Press I made
I.m giving away a tortilla press that I made to say thanks to my subscribers for being here. I held a drawing 37 days ago and never heard from the winner. I made many attempt to reach them before announcing a second drawing. Congrats Trent, I can't wait to see how your tortillas come out!
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Free Tortilla Press Give Away #2
Просмотров 2023 года назад
This is the second drawing for the tortilla press. I did the first drawing for it last month and pulled all the visible subscribers names and put them in a hat. I never heard from the person who won and have made several attempts to reach them. After waiting a full 30 days, I'm going to have another drawing one week from today.
Giving away a custom tortilla press
Просмотров 803 года назад
I’m giving away a custom tortilla press that I made as a way of saying thanks to my subscribers. I wanted to do this live on Facebook but found out I’m not allowed to do that yet, so I just decided to do another video to announce the winner. Thank you all so very much for watching and subscribing!❤️🙏
Quick message regarding the 200 Subscriber Give-Away
Просмотров 1073 года назад
Hoping everyone can participate. I noticed that some of my subscribers are subscribed privately and that makes it impossible for me to include them in this give-away. I wanted to give some notice and provide an opportunity to change that so they could be included if desired. Drawing will be done live right here, Sat 3/6/2021 at 8:00pm PST Only the names that are visible can be put into the hat....
Give Away Announcement
Просмотров 863 года назад
I'll be picking a lucky winner to receive this beautiful walnut and maple tortilla press I made in my last video called 200 Subscriber Give-Away (how to do). This is what I settled on as a way to select the winner- I'll be putting all of my subscribers names into a hat this week, and then Saturday 3/6 at 8:00pm, I will pull a winner from the hat live on RUclips and then ship it to them. It's my...
200 subscribers Give Away (how to do it?)
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Well Im honestly shocked at the response to my second tortilla press video, and that is going to be the subject of this video (and it's boosting my first tortilla press video too now). I want to express my gratitude for all the interest and great comments by making another one and then giving it away to one of my subscribers. I'm so new at this that I forgot to ask for suggestions on how to sel...
Small Oak Slab Table
Просмотров 503 года назад
My first slab table ever. I scavenged a large Oak stump from a drainage ditch out in the canyons, and cut a few slabs from it. This is the first slab. I also used some doug fir pcs and cut and stacked them by color matching them. I made custom hidden metal leg mounts and carved the feet. I think it came out alright for the first try, what do you think? Let me know in the comments please.
Cook's Corner get's new bulletin boards.
Просмотров 384 года назад
New bulletin boards for Cook’s Corner. We used 1/8” thick by 4” wide mild steel to frame the two and a half sheets of new plywood. Water jet was used to cut out the lettering and then it all was powder coated with a hammered look. I used over 300 screws to give it a riveted look. My son Trent helped me with the install which made it way more fun. I think it came out pretty nice.
Router Sled and table #2
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This video is about making a Router Sled and table #2
Tortilla Press "Making it"
Просмотров 90 тыс.4 года назад
Making a Tortilla Press build video. Its my first ever build video and I have a lot to learn about filming, lighting, sound and editing!! I've been putting it off for too long and my friends are alway telling me to do a video when I make stuff so they can make it too. Alright, so here goes my first effort, I hope you like it and get something from it. Don't be ((to)) critical but I could use so...
My first dinning table.
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Northern Red Oak, Its a 4' by 7' long Trestle table, No Nails, no screws, just glue and splines.
Rolling Over Bed Table (Ca King)
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I made this Over Bed Table for a friend who had seen something like it and called me to tell me about it and see if I could make her one. Wanting to keep the cost down we went with A Clear DF and a stain then sealed it with a satin polyurethane
Dinette table
Просмотров 235 лет назад
A small dinette table I made as part of a set for my son and wife for their wedding. The whole set was made from some reclaimed lumber I got from the old Repro Graphics building in Fullerton Ca. I finished the table with a brushed on clear gloss polyurethane. It was tough keeping up with little runs and sags with all the different surfaces and angles. I lost count on how many coats I put on it. 🤣
Nice! But watch those chin whiskers around rotating equipment...
Too heavy and NEEDS casters/wheels.
@@alexleanh It rolls really easy over a carpeted floor and my customer said she uses it daily and loves it.
@@jeffportercreations8234 Okay, that carpet will be worn down by 6 months, especially with her daily use.
@@alexleanh😂 okay bud have a nice day
Great video. What thickness is your spacer before adding the hinge?
What kind of wood did you used it
Walnut and hard rock maple
I want that tortilla press!
The drawing was two years ago
That is beautiful you think it would be okay if I did one like that. I realize it's your plans that's why I thought I would ask first. I just think it's beautiful great job great video
Hi John, thank you so much for the compliment, and yes by all means please make one like mine. I hope you’ll share photo or video when your done. Best of luck and holler if you have questions.
@@tacowheeler2200 thank you will be making one, and thank you for letting me use your design. Take care
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Such beautiful work - would have like to see the alever support installed is it screwed in and what holds the lever in place me wonders?, Thank you
Thank you very much! Yes, Im no pro at making videos for sure 😂. I used screws and glue for the lever base then covered them with plugs. I used a dowel with no glue and sanded to fit to fasten the handle. Wanted to be able to remove and replace in case the lever gave out.
I want that chisel!
Looks great man! Really clever use of off cuts.
Thanks a lot!
Wow
Nice chair
Thank you
I want to make my own press. I see all these presses using wax paper to press the tortillas. Can it be used without wax paper?
Yes, you can just use flour so it won’t stick
Not sure maybe I missed it, but you never show how you attached the handle to the uprights ?
I use a 1/2” dowel and give it a snug fit, but can still be pushed out if needed. For the hole, I slip the handle in between the uprights, clamp it and drill it. I kind of set it up like its going to be, and make sure it looks right, then go for it. Hope that helps
@@jeffportercreations8234 Thank's for the reply, I am making one out of oak , I am still not sure how I am going to attach the uprights and handle but I am thinking dowel and glue also. You're press looks Great. Thank's Again
@@H43339 I use two recessed 2-1/2” screws and glue and then hide then with dowel plugs
@@jeffportercreations8234 Thought about that but I ended up using 1/4" dowel and glue. I was wondering what brand glue have you had the best Luck with ? I bought Titebond lll Hope it will be strong enough.
@@jeffportercreations8234 I just watched your video again, looks like you used Titebond ll. I am hoping Titebond lll, will be strong enough. I read the fine print says not structural.
I want one ☝️
I’d love to build one for you. Do you want the same look, same wood? Let me know and Ill check cost and get back to you
Jeff that turned out amazing. I am looking for a press with a 10" press space. So I need one that has a lot of down pressure.
I can make one for you that will smash a 10” tortilla. Just let me know, and we can talk about it.
@@jeffportercreations8234 I would love that . do you have an email address?
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I'm no woodworker, but wouldn't have been stronger gluing vertically instead? Seems it would come apart with the first tortilla.
Totally agree, definitely is a stonger joint. I had already done that and wanted to try this out. It worked great and smashed up some perfect tortillas.
Magnifique 🤩🤩🤩🤩 Je veux la même, je peux passer commande ou ? 😀😀😀
Thank you so much!! Let me price the wood and get back to you. It may take me a couple days to reach back to you, but I’ll be back. Thanks again.
I forgot to ask what size you are looking for…
But does it work
Yes, they all work really well. One of the other tortilla press videos shows me using it to test it out. Can’t remember which one…
Check the video titled 200 subscriber give away (how to do it) I make a couple test tortillas.
I have lots of juniper and live oak from Ca. to make mine
I love Juniper!
Nice
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Bingo i did similar for doing 3x12 oak ,i build a lot of patio kitchens and use a lot 3"×12"×12' and 6"×6"×12' oak Its much easier to set up a router sled then to feed heavy material thru a planer on the job site. I have burn up a few 2hp routers and broke a few shanks on 3/4 shaft bits because the tend to get hot if you try to go to fast or remove to much material Works great once get it down tho
Nice! I haven’t done o lot with mine yet. Looking forward to it tho. Shoulder surgery coming up and the recovery. You have any video of your sled? Or work?
@@jeffportercreations8234 i haven't really taken any pictures of my work in several years. I know the Homeowners do and paste them on facebook I've just never had facebook I built new homes for 30 years and just grew tired of all the red tape our wonderful government wanted me to do So now i just take on jobs that peak interest , just finished a country store done all in old western style using all resawn mixed with old bran wood and the counter tops i got the idea
@@jeffccr3620 nice man! I only want to do that type of work. I’m tired of residential construction, it’s just not fun most of the time. I like more arty stuff. I had a Facebook page with a lot of my work and they deleted me. Still have an IG page with some stuff. It’s called Jeff Porter Creations. We’ll anyway I like the videos you posted, nice job.
Dang i just missed this looks like i need to get my infeed rolller fixed on my planer and get some new knives installed
Oh yeah nice looking press also best one I've seen so far
What an amazing job for your first video. Very impressed with your shop as well.
Thank you so much, means a lot! I struggle with my shop space being outside and can’t wait till I can get it all inside some day.
Love it, do you sell the plans???
Thank you! I don't have any plans to sell, I just keep it in my head. Im happy to help you though however I can. I'm also willing to draw a set if you'd like to purchase it, or we can have a conversation so I can explain how I did it.
How did you get the dowel for the handle to stay put? I see how you sanded down the dowels for the back of the press, but wasn't sure how you got the join with the handle to stay. Did you glue, cut, and sand?
I didn’t glue the dowel in place. I wanted it to be able to be removed for cleaning, so I sanded the dowel for a tight fit and then the mineral oil helped to make it a bit tighter. It will push out with some force.
Have you had any issues with the glued slabs breaking under the pressure of using it? I've been avoiding a butcher-block style press for that reason. Maybe I'm too cautious? As for the video - The only thing I'd be more careful of is getting yourself in between the camera and the work. Yes, I know it's a little difficult - keep up the good work!
Thanks for the helpful critique Brian! So far nobody has reported any damage. This is the one that I still think about though. I ran the glue joints 90 degrees to what I normally do. So far so good. You know the saying that “the glue joint is stronger than the wood” (as long as the joint is good).
@@jeffportercreations8234 ya, I think I'll build it running the other way. I've had those kind of joints fail occasionally, leaving a shred of wood that broke off where the glue was in fact stronger. :)
@@rbrianlindahl5499 post a photo when you get it done
I originally thought the same thing too, but now I’ve gone down a massive tortilla-themed rabbit hole, and the one thing that keeps coming up is how little pressure it actually takes to flatten the tortilla. I think I always got thrown because of all the cast iron ones (because why would they make them so heavy duty if it isn’t needed), but in the bon appetit video where Brad goes to a place that make their own all day every day, you can see how little pressure is needed (and how easy it is to use too much pressure). Now I’m thinking I can go back to my plans for a jointed wooden one, and the fear of destroying my creation can be the thing that stops me from pressing too much :P
@@natmickan Yeah it's not much pressure at all. I would love to see it, if you have the chance to film it or take photos after you make it.
Let's see it in operation
You’re in luck, when I made my “200 subscriber video give away (how to do it)” , I made a tortilla at the end. If you wanna fast forward to it, go to the 20:00 mark. I didn’t make a real dough mix but it worked for the demo. Let me know what you think. It was my first one ever.
Yo quiero una asi
Puedo hacerte uno. Los precios de la madera son bastante altos en este momento, por lo que costaría 250 dólares. Espero que el precio de la madera vuelva a la normalidad
Nice Job Jeff
Thanks a lot Vince!
Do you sell those?
Yes
@@jeffportercreations8234 okay what would be the price on a 16” X 16” ? And how can I place the order?
@@Joelwilly57 depends on how I make it. Do you want mixed hardwoods? One like this at 16” would run 200-250, but I could make it less expensive by using less expensive wood. I just heard about lumber going up a ridiculous amount (like $9 for. 2x4) so I would need to verify that to be sure.
@@Joelwilly57 I just saw how lumber is a lot more expensive right now. Ridiculous!! I would have to check on whatever your interested in to be accurate. Just wanted you to know.
@@Joelwilly57 one more thing- you can try to win one tomorrow. Just subscribe and comment “I want the tortilla press” in the Give Away #2 video comment section. I’ll announce the winner at 8:pm.
Only 2 more days to go. I’m calling it at 5:00 on Saturday and announcing the weener at 8:00.
I want the tortilla press!!
I want the tortilla press! 🤙🏼
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I want your tortilla press thanks
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Congratulations to the winner!
I loved watching this video! Jeff you do such good work. And it’s just really nice to hear your voice. Love you!
Thank you Aunt Donna 🤗
Looks awesome my friend Don’t forget to keep the whiskers away from the glue Ha ha party on my friend
Good advise and I have already screwed it up a few times 🤣
All that sawdust in the pool - great job mind you! = )
Thank you and the pool guy does a great job too 😜
I was hoping to see how it works
I’d love to show you, but I sold that press. Since you said that, it got me thinking about making another one and showing how to use it. As soon as I finish up a few projects in front of me, I’ll make that video. Thanks for bringing that up!
@@jeffportercreations8234 Thanks just any simulation on how it works how much pressure needed etc
Cuanto mide?
Este se vendió para 150
Las hago a medida y el precio varía. Puedo hacerte otra si quieres.
@@jeffportercreations8234 La del video de que medidas es? inches?
@@paultinajero9733 11 x 13
@@paultinajero9733 Puedo hacer una de cualquier talla que quieras
Chido bro
Thank you!
Do you still selling them?
Yes, and they are custom made