slot mortiser part 3

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

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  • @rickcook5335
    @rickcook5335 9 лет назад

    Wow, go get the plans! The package is wonderfully layed out and easy to follow. I will be building this mortiser as soon as I reassemble my shop (moving from PA to KY). I'll be looking at the rest of his videos for sure.

  • @leemacrae8372
    @leemacrae8372 10 лет назад

    Thanks for the video and plans Ryan. I've made version 2 but with a number of mods to keep the cost down and with Australia not having the variety of routers & components it meant I couldn't copy yours fully. It is doing a fantastic job, so thank you for sharing. It almost turned out like yours...........

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  10 лет назад

      Awesome! I'd love to see a pic.
      Shopbuilt.org@gmail.com

  • @JeremyMcMahan
    @JeremyMcMahan 10 лет назад +4

    Fantastic build. The dust-collector is genius!

  • @hubertcarle5381
    @hubertcarle5381 8 лет назад +1

    I do have a suggestion for you. Make up a set of blocks for all the common sizes that you make for slots. Then run a dado down the middle and add a key. Now route a key in the table of the router mount plate. Simple to use! Place the block in the key dado and bring your stops in to meet. Instant size and centered without any measurment!

  • @seansysig
    @seansysig 8 лет назад

    I like the new design, especially the T-Slot & dust collection!

  • @randygerman5437
    @randygerman5437 9 лет назад

    Very very nice! Safety around power tools includes no loose clothing( like hoodie draw strings at the table saw), would seriously hate to lose someone that makes such fine videos!

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  9 лет назад

      Thanks,
      I didn't realize the string was lose till I was editing the video, definitely dangerous...

  • @datoall1648
    @datoall1648 10 лет назад

    This is a keeper, well done. The beauty of home made jigs is the cost and It makes you think, now how can I improve on the design!

  • @SawDustMakerRJM
    @SawDustMakerRJM 10 лет назад

    Ryan, Great job and wonderful improvements. I plan to make another one like this one. Your series was top notched so I do not see any sense in remaking another video.

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  10 лет назад

      Thanks Richard! Glad you like the improvements.

  • @lookielooZ
    @lookielooZ 9 лет назад

    Nice work! The dust collector is genius too!

  • @stringmanipulator
    @stringmanipulator 10 лет назад

    Very nice and clever build ! Every time I see such a machine I'm getting more and more found of the idea of having one .. :)

  • @k.b.woodworker3250
    @k.b.woodworker3250 6 лет назад

    Thanks for doing this! It will make it very easy to build. The domino is more portable, but this is more stable and that's a real advantage.

  • @CMRWoodworks
    @CMRWoodworks 10 лет назад +1

    So awesome! Very clever dust collection setup. It appears to work great. Also, nice idea making homemade hold downs! This was a great series. I really want to build one, but I'm a little intimidated, to be honest.

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  10 лет назад

      Thanks! Really glad you liked the series and if you do get a chance to build one, I'd love to see it.

    • @SawDustMakerRJM
      @SawDustMakerRJM 10 лет назад +1

      CMR Woodworks don't be intimidated. If I can make one like the first one he made with out plans and a quarter of the shop he has, anyone can make it. Give it a try. I am going to build the new one.

  • @markbaker9459
    @markbaker9459 6 лет назад

    Forest always says keep it simple and this is better yet !

  • @tonysfun
    @tonysfun 8 лет назад

    Nice video!
    I have a suggestion: Make a U shaped from wood/metal, where the inside of the "U" is exactly the size of the cut of your mortiser + thickness of the metal/wood tongue that rides inside the "U". Mount it at the back end and you can change the width of the "U" bracket CENTERED, so you change the size of the mortiser!
    Good luck.

  • @k2thah286
    @k2thah286 10 лет назад

    This is a really sweet design! Nice job.

  • @marks3478
    @marks3478 9 лет назад

    That build was very well done! You made a subscriber our of me. Thanks for sharing this!!

  • @theobserver1219
    @theobserver1219 4 года назад

    I am impressed! I will build one! Will see how it goes!

  • @matthewhowell8287
    @matthewhowell8287 9 лет назад

    Great build. I really like the improvements.

  • @colutuber
    @colutuber 8 лет назад

    Fantastic videos, great work and a genius to boot. You've gained a new subscriber today. Thanks for sharing.

  • @robbwelch229
    @robbwelch229 9 лет назад

    very nice I like the addition of the dust collection. I think i just got a new project for this summer.
    Thanks

  • @Belg1970
    @Belg1970 10 лет назад

    I have your plan saved and will start my build as soon as I get some hardware together. If could ask, would like to see you add a little more explanation about the setup of the rear stop blocks and how they relate to those zero marks you made. You also changed from 2 springs to one in the center for the up and down carriage any further info on the sizing for this would be very helpful.

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  10 лет назад

      Thanks pat for all the question. What I will do is put an article on shobuilt.org answering any questions you have.

    • @Belg1970
      @Belg1970 10 лет назад

      That sounds great but plz fix your link you forgot the "p"

  • @michaellinahan7740
    @michaellinahan7740 9 лет назад

    Ryan,
    Just a thought on the task of maintaining symmetry of the horizontal stops. I have been pulling apart some old printers (for the leaded steel bar inside) and came across a mechanism for selecting the paper size. It has 2 arms with teeth on the side similar to a rack and then a central gear fixed but free to rotate between them. Moving one of the arms moves the other in the opposite direction. I am going to build one of your designs in the near future so may try and incorporate something like this.
    Regards
    Mike

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  9 лет назад

      Mike this would be by far the best way to set up the stops. Not only would it be accurate, you would only have to set one scale for two stops. This kind of set was what I originally had in mind but I couldn't find and easy enough way to build an accurate enough mechanism (few failed prototypes) but if you have something available already built I would highly recommend using that.
      Thanks for watching
      Ryan

  • @gsmarvel
    @gsmarvel 8 лет назад

    Great video. Thanks for taking the time to make and share.

  • @PaulWhyte505
    @PaulWhyte505 10 лет назад

    Great job, new sub and liked. Have saved as will be setting up a shop soon and this is on the list. Will practice a little first as this looks like a precision build!

  • @stubee3924
    @stubee3924 9 лет назад

    Need a less motion required for the hold down method.
    Accessory: MDF slab with a small step downstream and (lock router) instant small part jointer.
    Quick MDF triangle slab clamp in place and angle loose tendon capability.
    Other quick accessories quite possible.

  • @MrSergb
    @MrSergb 9 лет назад

    Great project! thanks a lot for sharing the idea

  • @mebcool
    @mebcool 8 лет назад +1

    Your videos are getting better.
    I like the dust collection addition. Question: how do you clamp down a longer piece (length from left to right) ?

  • @tonypatrick35
    @tonypatrick35 9 лет назад

    i just watched the whole series of this build and I've downloaded the plans. i'm very excited about doing this build. if i might make two suggestions. one instead of screwing it together maybe some sliding dovetails might make it a little more sturdy. and the second would it be possible for you to do the plans in a downloadable pdf format as i have NO Clue how to get two Dimensional drawings from a 3D plan. i'm sure it can be done, i just have no clue how to use sketch up. Thank you for the time you took to build and share this.

  • @DiHandley
    @DiHandley 10 лет назад

    What is it with you Canadians? You're just so darn good at wood work. What a brilliant peice of work that is. That dust extraction works really well too. Did you use glue in the final assembly or just the screws? I'll definitely have a go at building one! Cheers.

  • @tompritch56
    @tompritch56 10 лет назад

    Enjoyed this project.

  • @BackyardWoodworking
    @BackyardWoodworking 10 лет назад

    Great build. I like the design, Thanks

  • @802Leith
    @802Leith 10 лет назад

    Well done, Ryan.

  • @KK-pq6iq
    @KK-pq6iq 8 лет назад

    great work and nice video!
    Thank for sharing

  • @frankorona1
    @frankorona1 10 лет назад

    Wonderful project!, thanks for sharing.

  • @gsshroff1
    @gsshroff1 4 года назад

    Hi,
    Very nice build. The link for the plans goes to a site that does not link to your plans. Can you give us a correct link please.
    Thanks
    GSS

  • @linkinprk1981
    @linkinprk1981 9 лет назад +1

    I am slightly confused on the positioning of the stop blocks. At 6:02 You said you wanted a slot that was 2-1/4 inches wide, so you set the blocks at 1-1/8 inches - 1/2 the width of the slot. However that doesn't seem take into account the size of the 3/8 inch bit.
    Setting the travel at that distance from center, using a 3/8 bit, would result in a slot 2-5/8 inches - exactly 3/8 longer than you wanted.
    So your stop blocks should be set to:
    Length of the Slot, Minus the width of the bit, divided by 2
    So in this case, that would be (2-1/4" - 3/8") / 2 = 15/16" Offset from center or 1-7/8" total travel distance

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  9 лет назад +4

      Yup, I was hoping know one pick up on that but your right I never account for the router bit size. ( I actually did set it right but said it wrong…)
      Thanks for watching!
      Ryan

  • @thomasverga469
    @thomasverga469 5 лет назад

    I recall that you had an updated video that showed using UHMW or similar material for the left and right slides, but I can't seem to find it. Did you take it down, or do you have a link for it? Thank you.

  • @donmccormick5629
    @donmccormick5629 10 лет назад

    Really nice and attainable

  • @barstad-9591
    @barstad-9591 7 лет назад

    Excellent. Thank you for sharing your creativity and skills!
    Where do you get the tenon stock?

  • @tombennett1673
    @tombennett1673 9 лет назад

    excellent video i might even try to build this one. the only problem is the router because here in the uk the routers arent of a cylinder style. nonetheless its a great video thanks

  • @tintabiru6772
    @tintabiru6772 3 года назад

    What do you think if we change the fence with acrylic, so we can see the target clearly?

  • @mauricejenkins6261
    @mauricejenkins6261 4 года назад

    Great design and I want to purchase the plans but keep getting site not secure??

  • @JoseLopez-yj4ev
    @JoseLopez-yj4ev 9 лет назад

    Tks. a lot from Caracas Venezuela

  • @johnfithian-franks8276
    @johnfithian-franks8276 10 лет назад

    After watching your video if you put the tape on the blocks as shown in the picture it would be easy to get the same distance on each one

  • @IH1940HAY
    @IH1940HAY 6 лет назад

    Side to side stop block. How about a rod with right hand threads on one side and left hand threads on the other. This would simplify this setting.
    I went to your site but didn’t see your plans??
    Thanks

  • @IH1940HAY
    @IH1940HAY 3 года назад

    Neat build. How about a rod threaded left hand on one side and right hand on the other. Once centered and a fixed no other adjustment needed, I hope, LOL

  • @martinda49
    @martinda49 9 лет назад

    Great build

  • @пашаовчинников-г4у

    Большой плюс! Молодец!

  • @woodworker6202
    @woodworker6202 7 лет назад

    Best jig i have ever seen do you have plans for this

  • @go2mac
    @go2mac 7 лет назад

    The router model has to be exactly in the video right? Or i can custom the bridge height. Ya I think That's it. Great build. Do you plan to build a custom dovetail maker?

  • @thomasverga469
    @thomasverga469 4 года назад

    There was a follow up where you changed the slides to UHMW plastic, i can't find it, Could you direct me to it?
    Thank you

  • @artashsargsyan4144
    @artashsargsyan4144 9 лет назад

    VERY NICE WORK!!!!

  • @wumpabill39
    @wumpabill39 9 лет назад

    Great job,, love it,I want to build this unit

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  9 лет назад

      Thanks bill! I don't have a PDF right now (really have to get that done) but sketchup is a free download and is actually very useful while reading plans because you can Pan around the drawing getting all the views.

  • @TheJonesyfamily
    @TheJonesyfamily 8 лет назад

    Where are the plans again? I might want this, I'm comparing yours and another.

  • @rrrpak100
    @rrrpak100 7 лет назад +1

    I like your work

  • @rafikouzrourou
    @rafikouzrourou 9 лет назад

    Great project, thanks a lot...
    The link for the plans seems not working, can you update that link? thanks again...

  • @FubbyDoo
    @FubbyDoo 9 лет назад

    Great idea. I have been wanting to build one of these for a while. I like your design.
    Did you remove the plans from your website? I click on the link but just get a 404 not found error.

  • @henrikm.andersen3117
    @henrikm.andersen3117 5 лет назад

    Very nice machine. Where Can I get the pdf plans? Happy new year from Denmark. Henrik

  • @hawkeyescorner2559
    @hawkeyescorner2559 7 лет назад

    What's stopping you from just using a plunge base for the y-axis movement?

  • @kayryan8331
    @kayryan8331 9 лет назад

    Very very clever!

  • @hernan8269
    @hernan8269 9 лет назад

    que dios te vendiga y sigue adelate que sabremos aprovechar tu ideas

  • @jeffreykeyser9435
    @jeffreykeyser9435 5 лет назад

    I would love to build one, but am having trouble locating the plans on shopbuilt.org. I tried using both “mortice” and “mortise”, with no results found.
    Edit: The result I do receive are all labeled advertisements. Is referring people to shopbuild.org mere clickbait?

  • @JoeL-zx2tl
    @JoeL-zx2tl 2 года назад

    Good afternoon, I see it’s been a few years since you have posted any videos. I hope your ok. Hopefully you still have plans floating around for the improvements you made. Iam not able to find those plans. Maybe they are still around. Again hope this comment finds you well

  • @robertodehoyos8203
    @robertodehoyos8203 5 лет назад

    Amigo, this is a grate jig. i like to build it but I cant find the plans. help please!

  • @seansysig
    @seansysig 8 лет назад

    Can you tell me the router make & model you used? It looks like a Rigid.

  • @clarksellars8903
    @clarksellars8903 4 года назад

    Great device. Does anybody know where to get 1/4" shanks x 3/8" cutting profile plunge bits?

  • @leonidassantos4927
    @leonidassantos4927 3 года назад

    what measures the slot mortiser. Thank's.

  • @petrira9347
    @petrira9347 9 лет назад

    Please can u tell me where do you buy this electric motor?

  • @rejeancavanagh8350
    @rejeancavanagh8350 5 лет назад

    Bonjour j'aime votre machine a mortaiser existe il encore les plan je serai intéresser svp merci

  • @Gonzomedic1
    @Gonzomedic1 10 лет назад

    nice work!

  • @Brianscadbim
    @Brianscadbim 10 лет назад

    Nice work Ryan... do you buy or make your tenon stock?

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  10 лет назад

      Thanks! I batch made enough to probably last a life time in about a hour by just ripping 2x4's to 5/16(test fitting before ripping them all) then rounding the edges at the router table. This gives me a 5/16 by 1 1/2" tenon stock. Very simple and quick. I did buy one length before but it's really expensive.

  • @rhshel
    @rhshel 7 лет назад +1

    I want one! too bad we can't just buy some slides that work!

  • @keiththrelkeld5890
    @keiththrelkeld5890 8 лет назад +1

    Are you not going to put in the allignment pins that had in version 1

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  8 лет назад

      +Keith Threlkeld I opted for longer Tavel instead of the pins

    • @keiththrelkeld5890
      @keiththrelkeld5890 8 лет назад

      +Shop built very good, makes se
      nce

  • @rknott2006
    @rknott2006 8 лет назад

    Great build! What do the side stops, stop against to limit movement?

  • @SQ_og
    @SQ_og 5 лет назад

    Where are the plans for this?

  • @davidwilke113
    @davidwilke113 5 лет назад

    Is the plans website down?

  • @desirebeauchamp2309
    @desirebeauchamp2309 9 лет назад

    comment ce procurer le plan mreci

  • @manzoorwani8513
    @manzoorwani8513 3 года назад

    Nice

  • @sebaf9214
    @sebaf9214 2 года назад

    Genio

  • @DiHandley
    @DiHandley 10 лет назад

    Do you have plans Ryan?

    • @Shopbuilt
      @Shopbuilt  10 лет назад

      Yup!
      www.shopbuilt.org

  • @joecox9958
    @joecox9958 4 года назад

    where is the plan please?

  • @richardshaw3094
    @richardshaw3094 8 лет назад

    Do you have experience with a cnc?

  • @АнатолийТимохин-з9г

    👍👍👍👏

  • @yiyongleng7157
    @yiyongleng7157 8 лет назад

    genius!

  • @jorgeurenaurenajorge234
    @jorgeurenaurenajorge234 8 лет назад

    nice