Made alot of these for newel post using this method but only larger in size like 4-8 inches in size. Its not only easier but also helps control the straightness of the post to!! Wow the bed is coming along great!!
Dang, I’m new to DIY woodworking and can’t figure it out. Guess being a pipe welder for 25 years has dumbed me down. Awesome Craftsmanship. Gotta keep rewinding this over and over. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
beautiful looking work, would you suggest this method for some indoor posts/railings and what wood would you recommend, so I dont have warping/twisting.
I am a great fan of your work and effort put in these nice videos. For this video, I understand you should glue, best to have an equal surface pattern for all sides and to have invisible joints. The fact that for the center, inferior wood can be used is an extra. But I found there is a big loss in material. In the end, there is only 4mm on each side. Why not cut 6-8mm stripes and glue them first 2 sides, joint, and then other 2 sides. What do you see as disadvantage?
Great veneer job. My shop master would have taken my head off, if I had removed dry glue with a joiner/plainer, instead I would light scrap or remove with warm water before glue dried. It would not matter if glue was pushed into the wood fibers, because you will remove that wood fiber.
Excellent technique. I have done legs with no visible joint by using miter joints. Your method takes more steps by I think is actually easier. If you wanted to make them lighter you could leave the center hollow. It would depend on how you are attaching rails.
Как же я вам завидую... Эти станки... блин. Делай что хочешь... обалденные работы у вас. Добавьте в описание какое-нибудь список вашего станочного парка?)
Very nice kids bed. A good way to use lower quality wood. It took me a while to figure out what you were doing. Was it necessary to cut the outside pieces in about half for the legs? Couldn't have you used thinner pieces? I'm thinking about the wasted wood
очень люблю смотреть как вы работаете. Я не столяр и у меня вопрос: если я захочу сделать опору кровати на брусок то нужно ли мне делать так же как вы? Или я могу взять брус большего диаметра и прострогать? Это будет гораздо хуже?
Look for dowel centre points - www.google.ru/search?q=dowel+centre+points&newwindow=1&biw=1427&bih=729&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjX9erY_a_QAhXCCCwKHdwhBBQQ_AUIBygA&dpr=2
for a minute I thought you were climb cutting which we know is pretty dangerous without a power feeder. Then I noticed you had reversed direction on the shaper. Any particular reason you decided to reverse direction? I'm looking at getting a Felder KF500 so I can have a saw/shaper combo as well. Do you find the switch over cumbersome?
I have a feeder, but I didn't use it in this video. I used reversed direction because I had only one rounding cutter with 6 mm radius that time. Reverse direction is useful because many professional cutters have knives to be used in two directions. I bought the rounding cutter two weeks ago which has 3 mm radius blades on one side and 5 mm - on another. And replaceable blades 4 and 6 mm radius.
mtmwood I hadn't known that. Do you find having a shaper more useful than having a router table? I could gain some shop space by having a saw/shaper combo and getting rid of the router table if that makes sense.
Yes, of course. The shaper is much better than router table. Power, speed, quality and so on. Some projects can not be made on router table. The cutters are expensive but you will save in the future because they can work long time. Sometimes I use router. A month ago I bought cheap router with table for some small works. I will show it in my next videos. Combo is a good choice to save space. If the transformation is fast and easy.
thank you so much you solved my problem exactly. i was trying to wrap my head around how i was going make 3/4 stock into a 3x3 solid leg. this is way easier than 4 - 45 degree sections put together (woodmagazine.com) way
I copied your technique but used the 45 degree method, since I only had plywood available to me. It turned out beautiful, though I do admit having to redo 2 or 3 parts since I made mistakes with my angle. Thanks!
Вы делаете изумительные вещи и обладаете серьезным количеством станков и механизмов. Какой бы универсальный станок посоветовали начинающему столяру-плотнику. Есть желание изготавливать щиты и кое-какую мебель для личного пользования. Заранее благодарен. Успехов
Спасибо! Есть станки 3 в 1, 4 в 1 и даже 5 в 1. Я их не использую, поскольку долго перенастраивать. Но если мало место, то это выход. Не обойтись без циркулярки, фуганка и рейсмуса для начала.
Смотрим ваши ролики с женой, красиво... даже слово красиво не подходит, тут слово великолепно больше подходит. Но не затруднит ли вас делать подпись ваших роликов и на русском языке, у вас такие ролики есть, но не все. Мне приходится каждый раз название жене переводить:(
Андрей, добрый день. Подскажите, пожалуйста, как правильно называются по - русски металлические изделия, которые вы используете на 6:44 (Dowel Center)? Хочу поискать в отечественных магазинах, а не везти с ebay.
We'll have to call you "The King of Glue"! Great video. Your kids (in a previous video) remind me of Maggie out of the Simpsons. Cute. How old are they?
Noticed that the rip fence on your table saw does not go past the blade as do most saws in US. Is that typical for Russian models? Can you comment on pros and cons of this.
mtmwood No, I am talking about the fact that on your setup the work piece clears the fence right after it goes thru the blade. On the vast majority of saws I have seen, the rip fence extends the full length of the table and the work piece stays in contact with the fence past the blade and rive knife all the way to the far end of table.
Yes, I noticed it. I have adjustable rip fence. I make it short when I saw lumber. Long rip fence will jam the blank. When I need to cut large plywood I make it long. It is very useful.
mtmwood To Allen: Almost all the Euro sliders have this feature. As long as the fence ends just short of the center point of the blade, it eliminates the possibility of kickback. It's very useful when cutting several pieces (like for cutting boards) without fear of them getting trapped.
@@VladMalik Could be that he speaks Russian, but is thoughtful and educated enough to present a video and answer in English! The trouble with a lot of Yanks... you think you are the only people on Earth.
Every video a new pleasure! Can you tell us which srew clamps/bar clamps you use, I never see them in the local shops here? They seem to be fare more easy to handle than those we use here: www.crebes-werkzeuge.de/schraubzwingen/leichte-zwingen-lm-lmu.html Thank you!
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Great idea, very neat. Shows an excellent use of 2nd class timber. Well done. I also love those clamps.
I learn so much every time I watch your videos. Thanks!
another great video, very nice work, thx for the tip. You have amazing heavy duty tool.
Your work is always awesome!
Beautifully done.
I stand in awe of your skill, Sir! You make your projects look easy.
Thanks!
strong work. i used your idea for a dining room table that i'm building. thanks!
Nice little routine, works well, thanks for sharing it
Made alot of these for newel post using this method but only larger in size like 4-8 inches in size. Its not only easier but also helps control the straightness of the post to!! Wow the bed is coming along great!!
Oh, thick legs. I made only up to 100 mm.
These are very nicely done videos. Great work, and thank you for sharing.
Thanks!
Безумно красиво!
Outstanding work. That bed should last a 100 years...or more! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! I hope.
I like as you work! And I like what you work!
very good quality of videos and also decent working methods, all in correct order and clean
meeldib Thanks!
Dang, I’m new to DIY woodworking and can’t figure it out. Guess being a pipe welder for 25 years has dumbed me down. Awesome Craftsmanship. Gotta keep rewinding this over and over. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
beautiful looking work, would you suggest this method for some indoor posts/railings and what wood would you recommend, so I dont have warping/twisting.
awesome. like those pipe clamps.
very nice approach........well done...
This is a great idea
Nice tip. The bed is beautiful.
Thanks!
great work
I am a great fan of your work and effort put in these nice videos.
For this video, I understand you should glue, best to have an equal surface pattern for all sides and to have invisible joints. The fact that for the center, inferior wood can be used is an extra.
But I found there is a big loss in material. In the end, there is only 4mm on each side. Why not cut 6-8mm stripes and glue them first 2 sides, joint, and then other 2 sides. What do you see as disadvantage?
Very nice and a cleaver technique for hiding the leg lamination, great work.
Thanks!
Amazing skills.
Could you use fir or pressure treated as a core for kick-around furniture that you want to have look solid?
You do nice work. I enjoy your videos.
Thanks!
This is a great trick to know. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! It is well-known trick. I just made calculations for 60x60 mm thick leg.
Thank you!
Great veneer job. My shop master would have taken my head off, if I had removed dry glue with a joiner/plainer, instead I would light scrap or remove with warm water before glue dried. It would not matter if glue was pushed into the wood fibers, because you will remove that wood fiber.
I like good work,
Like I always say, I don't have to be smart, I just have to know smart people. Great tip!
Excellent technique. I have done legs with no visible joint by using miter joints. Your method takes more steps by I think is actually easier. If you wanted to make them lighter you could leave the center hollow. It would depend on how you are attaching rails.
Thanks! Yes, it is the easiest method. Other methods that I know are more complex.
I love all your uploads. Can you make one where you show us your shop and the equipment you use?
I plan to do this.
This is great , so much detail and precision . are you a machinist by day ?
No
Шикарно!
Спасибо!
Как же я вам завидую... Эти станки... блин. Делай что хочешь... обалденные работы у вас.
Добавьте в описание какое-нибудь список вашего станочного парка?)
Собираюсь снять экскурсию по мастерской.
nice job
Awesome video, if someone wanted to build a thicker post for an adult bed would you follow the same idea?
Yes, I did this several times.
Nice job!
Thanks!
wow man .....you do nice work
Thanks!
Dang all that work for that? Must be nice to have all those machines
which is type glue?
how much time waiting after joint
Very nice kids bed. A good way to use lower quality wood. It took me a while to figure out what you were doing. Was it necessary to cut the outside pieces in about half for the legs? Couldn't have you used thinner pieces? I'm thinking about the wasted wood
You can make any shape you want
очень люблю смотреть как вы работаете. Я не столяр и у меня вопрос: если я захочу сделать опору кровати на брусок то нужно ли мне делать так же как вы? Или я могу взять брус большего диаметра и прострогать? Это будет гораздо хуже?
+autosib Вы имеете в виду ножки? Конечно, можно. Но нужно понимать, что все, что толще 40 мм, со временем скорее всего потрескается.
amazing work, but what is that copper plug thing called that you used to punch the marks for drilling?
Baywatch318 it's part of a doweling kit is how you find the center of the adjoining board
yea but what is the name so i can google it and buy some :D
Look for dowel centre points - www.google.ru/search?q=dowel+centre+points&newwindow=1&biw=1427&bih=729&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjX9erY_a_QAhXCCCwKHdwhBBQQ_AUIBygA&dpr=2
Идея отличная. Главное, тресканное можно в глубину заховать :)
gosic007 Да, так и надо.
for a minute I thought you were climb cutting which we know is pretty dangerous without a power feeder. Then I noticed you had reversed direction on the shaper. Any particular reason you decided to reverse direction? I'm looking at getting a Felder KF500 so I can have a saw/shaper combo as well. Do you find the switch over cumbersome?
I have a feeder, but I didn't use it in this video. I used reversed direction because I had only one rounding cutter with 6 mm radius that time. Reverse direction is useful because many professional cutters have knives to be used in two directions. I bought the rounding cutter two weeks ago which has 3 mm radius blades on one side and 5 mm - on another. And replaceable blades 4 and 6 mm radius.
mtmwood I hadn't known that. Do you find having a shaper more useful than having a router table? I could gain some shop space by having a saw/shaper combo and getting rid of the router table if that makes sense.
Yes, of course. The shaper is much better than router table. Power, speed, quality and so on. Some projects can not be made on router table. The cutters are expensive but you will save in the future because they can work long time. Sometimes I use router. A month ago I bought cheap router with table for some small works. I will show it in my next videos.
Combo is a good choice to save space. If the transformation is fast and easy.
can you use this same method and glue for a outside bench
Yes with the good glue
thank you so much you solved my problem exactly. i was trying to wrap my head around how i was going make 3/4 stock into a 3x3 solid leg. this is way easier than 4 - 45 degree sections put together (woodmagazine.com) way
Right, the 45 degree method is difficult and often leads to bad result.
I copied your technique but used the 45 degree method, since I only had plywood available to me. It turned out beautiful, though I do admit having to redo 2 or 3 parts since I made mistakes with my angle. Thanks!
Вы делаете изумительные вещи и обладаете серьезным количеством станков и механизмов. Какой бы универсальный станок посоветовали начинающему столяру-плотнику. Есть желание изготавливать щиты и кое-какую мебель для личного пользования. Заранее благодарен. Успехов
Спасибо! Есть станки 3 в 1, 4 в 1 и даже 5 в 1. Я их не использую, поскольку долго перенастраивать. Но если мало место, то это выход. Не обойтись без циркулярки, фуганка и рейсмуса для начала.
nice
What type of wood is this?
you can just buy 3x3's?
wipe your excess glue off with a damp rag and save your cutting heads
Dang what’s that sound in the second cut of video ??
Смотрим ваши ролики с женой, красиво... даже слово красиво не подходит, тут слово великолепно больше подходит. Но не затруднит ли вас делать подпись ваших роликов и на русском языке, у вас такие ролики есть, но не все. Мне приходится каждый раз название жене переводить:(
+1
I was not aware that so many wood workers had lost their ability to speak.
Maybe bitchy comments from people who do fuck all but criticise discouraged them - wotchafink
Ere ere President
Ты крут, чувак)
Спасибо! Но это известный прием.
человеку, не связанному с работой с деревом, это как волшебство
Андрей, добрый день. Подскажите, пожалуйста, как правильно называются по - русски металлические изделия, которые вы используете на 6:44 (Dowel Center)? Хочу поискать в отечественных магазинах, а не везти с ebay.
По-разному. Обычно вставка-маркер для дюбелей.
We'll have to call you "The King of Glue"! Great video. Your kids (in a previous video) remind me of Maggie out of the Simpsons. Cute. How old are they?
Thanks! They two years old.
OK, so this way we can conceal an useless softwood beneath a hard and good quality wood and no one will know the same.
I just buy 12/4 stock, joint, plane, and done.
Noticed that the rip fence on your table saw does not go past the blade as do most saws in US. Is that typical for Russian models? Can you comment on pros and cons of this.
I use Griggio SC-30, Italy.
Sorry, I did't quite understand the question. Do you mean to set the rip fence on the other side?
mtmwood No, I am talking about the fact that on your setup the work piece clears the fence right after it goes thru the blade. On the vast majority of saws I have seen, the rip fence extends the full length of the table and the work piece stays in contact with the fence past the blade and rive knife all the way to the far end of table.
Yes, I noticed it. I have adjustable rip fence. I make it short when I saw lumber. Long rip fence will jam the blank. When I need to cut large plywood I make it long. It is very useful.
mtmwood To Allen: Almost all the Euro sliders have this feature. As long as the fence ends just short of the center point of the blade, it eliminates the possibility of kickback. It's very useful when cutting several pieces (like for cutting boards) without fear of them getting trapped.
Nice work, finaly more people use millimeter (Y)
I hope too.:)
Jørgen Hansen
Not in USA
Inches are as good as millimeters.
I bet your a good father. Have a nice day.
Not sure what's happening. Lots of cutting, no explanation why.
One would assume you had some sort of basic knowledge of woodworking.
@@Andy-in8ej Lots. And I don't have time to study this. Most ppl bother to narrate their videos and explain what they're doing so it's obvious.
You have time to watch it, time to answer my remark, seems like you have too much time.
@@VladMalik
Could be that he speaks Russian, but is thoughtful and educated enough to present a video and answer in English!
The trouble with a lot of Yanks... you think you are the only people on Earth.
Every video a new pleasure!
Can you tell us which srew clamps/bar clamps you use, I never see them in the local shops here? They seem to be fare more easy to handle than those we use here: www.crebes-werkzeuge.de/schraubzwingen/leichte-zwingen-lm-lmu.html Thank you!
You were nearly there: www.crebes-werkzeuge.de/schraubzwingen/rohrschraubzwingen-bpc-pc.html
Andre Klarner is right. I use pipe clamps.
а ПОЧЕМУ НА АНГЛ?
Потому что наши не смотрят.
mtmwood
Наши еще как смотрят)))
Спасибо за видео!!!
Спасибо за просмотр! Просто у меня в просмотрах доля России около 10%. Неинтересны мои разделочные доски.
great ideas about making legs out having imperfect lumber in the middle. I have made glued up lumber but out of good lumber. thanks for the tip
You save the wood by using lumber waste in the invisible places
Why not make sure that you are truly saved by Jesus Christ and practice this way. Remorsefully confess with your heart your sins to Jesus Christ who is God and tell Him that you right now are repenting of your sins and you want to be born again of the Spirit from above. Tell Jesus that you are remorsefully sorry for breaking His commandments and that you are begging for forgiveness from Him. Allow His blood from the cross to wash away your sins. After this is done with your heart successfully the Holy Spirit will come to live within you and He will rebuild you from the inside out.
Look for signs that you are saved. Things like spreading the good news from Jesus, getting other people saved, a craving for the word of God, reading the Bible, etc… These things are known as a calling and fruit bearing. If you're not bearing fruit then keep doing it. Sometimes it takes time to get saved. Read Matthew chapter 13 from the King James Bible. God bless!!!!!!!
If woodworking is a sin, then I fully profess unapologetic guilt.