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Building my Maslow 4
I decided it was time to learn how to use a CNC Router, so I ordered a Maslow 4 and over several nights I assembled it. This video is my journey through that experience. I hope you enjoy it!
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Music: tribeofnoise.com
Tom Tom Twenty Three (Instrumental) - staticinverona
Chest (Of Memories) - Spoq
www.maslowcnc.com/
Music: tribeofnoise.com
Tom Tom Twenty Three (Instrumental) - staticinverona
Chest (Of Memories) - Spoq
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You won't believe where I put my Fire Pit!
Просмотров 29811 месяцев назад
Didn't want to buy a Fire Pit cover so I built one that doubles as a table for the patio. I used left over scraps of Pressure Treated wood to make this useful storage solution. Rick' Woodworking
My Simple Love Seat
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.Год назад
This time on Rick's Woodworking.... we build a pair of outdoor benches or Love Seats that will make a nice addition to the back patio. Made from Pressure Treated lumber, they are sure to last a long time and provide a comfy seat for anyone wanting a bit of fresh air.
Sofa Side Table - Rick's Woodworking
Просмотров 459Год назад
Need a spot for you Drink and the side of your couch or sofa? Maybe have some space for a few pictures or other items? How about a Sofa Side Table? Using a couple of 2x6's you can quickly make this table in about 3 days. A bit more challenging than just screwing things together, this table uses Mitre Joints and Dados to achieve a clean look.
Simple Patio Table You Can Build in a Weekend
Просмотров 243Год назад
Here is a Table you can build in a weekend with some basic woodworking tools. Using just 6 2x6's and 2 2x4's it is also an economical build. I could have built it in a day and then stained it once assembled, but I decided to stain some of the inner surfaces first to make sure I go complete coverage. Though for outside, I used non-treated wood so that you did not have to be worried about chemica...
Garage Door as a Light
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.Год назад
If you work in your garage, you may find that there isn't enough light under the garage door. I had that problem, so I decided to add LED light along the door beams. I wired it to a power supply on a switch and now no dark areas. It is a great way light up projects, especially when working at night and painting.
Light Up the Night with some Triangles
Просмотров 17Год назад
I was asked to put together a replica of a logo design for an event. This was going to be at night so the Logo needed to be lit up.
How to build a Picture Frame Cork Board
Просмотров 6662 года назад
In this video, I will go through the steps of building a frame where you can attach a piece of cork for push pins. Rick's Woodworking
Trimming White Oak to make the sides of a Tankard
Просмотров 1132 года назад
I was asked by someone to cut some strips of white oak 8 inches long and 2 and a half inches wide with a 22.5 degree angle or bevel between the pieces. He wanted it so he could build a tankard or stein for drinking. The project was really simple, but I had to build sled to trim the pieces properly given how narrow they were. Hope you enjoy the video. Rick's Woodworking
Walnut Fireplace Mantle
Просмотров 6412 года назад
A friend asked me to build him a Fireplace Mantle from solid Walnut for his new home. It sits above a long fireplace so had to be 8 feet long. A TV and Sound Bar sit above is so installation had to be precise. I used some mitered corners and biscuit joints to make some 1" thick boards look like a 6" solid mantel. A French Cleat holds the piece to the wall and later the owners will stain it. Dur...
In Feed Table for Table Saw
Просмотров 21 тыс.2 года назад
Built to extend your Table Saw, this in-feed table simply clamps to your rip fence guide and allows you to rip long pieces of lumber. Made from MDF and hinged for easy storage, this table will greatly expand the capabilities of your Table Saw.
Rip Fence Extension
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.2 года назад
This time on Rick's Woodworking we are building an extension to my table saw's rip fence. This extension will make it easier for me to rip 8 foot or larger pieces as it will give me longer support at the entry of the cut. Made from MDF and simple glued butt joints, the construction is simple and straight forward.
Lumber Prep Sled
Просмотров 1192 года назад
When working with Hardwoods, you will usually get them from a lumber mill or supplier in "rough cut" form. This means that edges will not be smooth or straight. You can use a jointer to clean that up, but a lot of times it is faster to just trim them on your table saw to get that smooth straight edge. The problem is that with all the sides uneven, how do you get a straight edge from the Rip Fen...
Triangle Table Base
Просмотров 7522 года назад
Built from 2x4 pressure treated lumber, this table base will allow you to use a 42 to 50 inch diameter glass top. This project only took a couple of days to build and that was mostly to let glue and stain dry. Hope you enjoy it and thanks for watching Rick's Woodworking. If you like what you see, please subscribe to my channel and see what else we will build.
I will be building one of these for my eagle scout project, this helped out a lot. Thank you!
Great to hear! Best of luck to you!
Can you do this with 2×2 wood instead of 2×4?
2x2 would be rather small and would likely flex and bend under the stress so I would not recommend it.
How does it work? Is it accurate?
I have done some smaller items and it works fairly well. I am still making adjustments to the Frame to get the best cut possible. This is not a production system and if you are looking for mm tolerances to make joints, you may be disappointed, but for me, who is just starting out, what it produces is great!
@@rickswoodworking1658 It would be great to see a video of the process and the end pieces. :)
@@tiagolopessousa great suggestion. I am working on a small project now and will do just that.
Are the plans for this still available love the design. I tried going to your website but it won’t work.
Hello, if you send an email to rickgswoodworking@gmail.com, we will send you a simple drawing with dimensions. Thank you for watching! Rick's Woodworking
Got NOTHING out of this spastic video!!!!
You are special!
Awesome! 1:11 Where did you get the green corner squares??
A friend of mine 3D printed them for me. The worked really well! Thanks!
Thank you. Glad you liked it!
Good job, looks nice!
Yes, my best takeaway from your video was using a clamp underneath to hold my support stand to the table saw. My Delta contractor table saw does not have space to hook over the guide rail for the fence. Like your setup, my support sits on the rail and now clamps underneath. Thanks to your video, I spotted a better way to hold my support in place. Thanks!
Glad the video was helpful.
I just built one for mine, its a bit iffy , going to use some of yours, thanks 😊
Hey Rick, do you have a video of how to make the kiosk itself too?
Here is a link to the video where I make the case. ruclips.net/video/lxwPwFFtTBI/видео.html
@@rickswoodworking1658 Thanks!
Дякую за цікаве та інформативне відео. Дивно що в цього відео мало переглядів, можливо вам варто на превю встановити фото готової лавки.
Thank you for your comment. I changed the photo per your recommendation.
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Nicely done
Thank you. I appreciate it.
Great video how did you attach the roof to the 2 4x4 posts at the top, under the roof?
Thanks for your question. I used construction fasteners and followed up with hurricane straps from the 2x4 on the roof into the post.
In spite of some of the comments, I enjoyed your video. From your sketch to your thoughts and instructions.
Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the kind words.
Less words would be better.
Always trying to improve my videos. Thank you for the feedback.
Omg you pulled your lumber BACK out of a spinning blade. Wow this whole video is a “what not to do” video. Can’t even watch this. Meh.
Thank you for your feedback. Learning where I can improve is always helpful and appreciated. Rick
Did you completely let go of a board you were in the middle of cutting?
That would be unsafe under any condition. If my hands were not on the piece then I either turned off the saw or had something else holding the piece out of camera range. Thank you for the comment.
Thank you for this simple and beautiful table.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Great idea! Where in proximity is the elastic cord plugged into power source? I'm trying to wrap my brain on how you handled the dangling cord while opening and shutting your door and not pinching or getting in the way.
Great question... here is a link to a short video I shot this morning with the answer.... ruclips.net/user/shortsMbzy2xa__Ls
You didnt fold it. Bummer. Dislike 👎
Thank you for your feedback. You and others have made similar comments. I plan to do a short video showing how to fold it up. Again, thanks!
Hi. What is the paper you use starting at 9:03?
Standard roofing paper. The kind you can find at a home center. Thanks for asking.
Hi Rick. Currently I am working on my Eagle Scout Project for Boy Scouts and I just went to Home Depot to see if i could buy some but I only need more or less the amount that you used in the video, not the huge rolls they sell. Do you think I can buy some off of you? I am located in South Florida. Thank you.
@@christiancardenas3261 because of Youth Protection Guidelines we will have to take this conversation off this channel. What is your Unit/Troop number?
Troop 584
WTF! 2:40 perfect scenario for kickback.
Thank for your comment. Yes, Kickback is always a concern and if you are able to use a newer saw with appropriate equipment you should. But regardless of equipment, good safety practices are the best approach.
@@rickswoodworking1658 You should never use fence and miter gauge at the same time when making cross cuts of long pieces. It's not as dangerous as making the same cut without miter gauge, but still very risky
You are right, should have used a spacer block to prevent the work from binding. With the Miter Gage on the right side of the blade this is far less likely, but still possible. Good catch.
@@rickswoodworking1658 Hey, why don't you ask me how I know or maybe the doctor from urgent care, lol. I was lucky, only broken tendon in my elbow. So it freaks me out when I see it. lol
Oh My! Glad you are OK.
Nice . Thanks for posting this. I'm gonna try one i can fold, from hardwood ( oak + sapele)
Sounds great!
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Wish we could have seen it “fold” up.
I have heard that from a few people, so I am thinking of adding a video to my channel showing that. Thank you for your comment.
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Obrigado por compartilhar ficou muito bom seu trabalho 👏👏👏
Absolutely beautiful
I need one of those for my cricut
Thank you for sharing the video, very descriptive. I will be making a hammock using your video this summer. What type of bolts did you use; galvanized or steel and what were their sizes? Thanks
I used 3/4 in Galvanized screws for the upright supports. The others I used 1/2 screws. Hope that helps.
@@rickswoodworking1658 Thank you
Hi there, l love that you can fold up and dtore it away. Thank you..is there a way you could share your building plan with me..please..
If you would like a set of plans, please e-mail me at rickgswoodworking@gmail.com
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Muito bom seu trabalho 👏👏👏👏 vc ganhou mais um inscrito
Iam your 147th subscriber Nice work
Good work Brother
Thank you so much 😀
Nice wor.k!.....I subbed and appreciate your craftsmanship!:
Thanks for the sub!
Mast video
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Email sent my friend. Great video. 👍
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Hi Rick, I'm also looking for the set of simple plans you have for this hammock stand, mostly just the lengths you used for each piece but anything you have will help me get started in replicating it. I tried to message you directly through your page, but that option isn't available.
Please DM at RickGsWoodworking@gmail.com
@@rickswoodworking1658 Hi Rick, Nice video by the way. Is it possible for me to just get your measurements so I can duplicate your project, Just the cuts and sizes, most of your video was well explanatory.
@@curacao1citizenx lower unit is 8' long, the uprights are 3'6", the other measurements you can work out based on the angle you want to set for the uprights.
Ive seen a lot of videos for hammock stands and this is the best one, do you have any plans available?
Luis, I have a set of simple plans I can share with you. Is there an e-mail address I can send them to? Rick
@@rickswoodworking1658 may I get a set as well?
@@evlsht11 please send an e-mail with your contact information to rickgswoodworking.com.
Rick, I just found this video. My kids gave my wife and I a hammock for our anniversary and we don’t have suitable trees. Could I have the plans mentioned in the comments? Thanks
I'd appreciate at least being credited for the year one model of my design and my companies product which you have blatantly copied from start to finish
After reading your comment I googled your company. You have some beautiful Hammocks. I looked for your "year one model," but could not find it. It looks like your are using laminates for the construction. Do you use a CNC machine to make the parts? I really like the hinge you incorporated in the center for the main span of the frame on your website. That makes for compact storage.
@hornsey hammocks, your design looks pretty much like the one i made 6 years ago, with some slight changes :-)
I built one almost identical to this in wood shop in 1992. Awesome video but Hornsey was definitely not the inventor of this design.
Great video! Love the compact folding design.