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Walnut Keepsake Box with Dovetail Mitre Splines.
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2020
- Whats Happening Everyone! In this video I make a walnut keepsake box with maple dovetail mitre splines and a splated beech top and bottom.
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The best woodworking channel on You Tube. I am a complete novice and it is my go to channel whenI need inspirationKeep up the good work John.
Thanks 👍
Blows my mind how fast you’re getting these videos out doing everything yourself! Great video as well. Might be doing some mitered splines now that I see how easy they are when done right!
Thanks its a lot of work but I really enjoy it, plus I have an amazing wife who supports what I do!
Now this is why I'm a subscriber!!
John from Canada here very nice, nice recovery on the splinter, wood has a mind of its own as long as we dont mind it. keep it up
Very good John. Thank you.
Learned a lot Tks. John
I love this. I watched this about a month ago, and not too long after, my dog passed away. Immediately I thought of this video so now I'm in the process of making my own version, based on this video, for his ashes. Thank you for the inspiration!
Sorry to hear about your dog. I have a picture of my two dogs on my workshop wall. They are both gone 2 years now, you would miss them. I'm glad the video helped! !
Putting a mitre on the liner is next level. Great job.
That’s pretty good turn out I’ve used straws b4 to wipe away the glue in stead off tissue mate
That is amazing John, great to see you here!!! Keep up the fab videos :)
I admire your workshop, and all you create, you explain it all very well. Nice one . ! 👌👍
Thanks Laurie glad you like it
Nice work
Great job, love that wood combination, can't understand why someone would have given your video a thumbs down. Looking forward to your next project video 👍
Thanks 👍
That’s brilliant! I love how you keep things relatively simple for us amateurs out here. Thanks for the video!! Nice hand plane by the way 😍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nicely done John 😁. Now that's my kind of project. Lovely use of the craft, power tools when needed and hand tools when desired 😁. Worth every second of my sofa time. Hope you and yours are all well. Thanks John 😁👍
Impressive, gotta try that one day when I get a router table.
Great project! I’m going to copy this and I had a thought ... to make the splined dovetails evenly spaced, I’m going to do the top and bottom splines, and after the top and bottom of the box are jointed, I will then center the 3rd dovetail spline between the others. Thanks for the inspiration!
I determine where I will be cutting off the lid before I do the splines and add a kerf thickness between those splines.
I am enjoying your videos very much and learning a great deal. Cheers.
Looks great John, Nice work 👍👍👍backdrop looks great too.
Love the dove tail splines! Got to try it! thanks!
amazing job on the project. amazing job on the video quality and editing. im surprised you don't have way more views/subscribers. thanks for the content!
Thanks John
Good job
Thanks 👍
Very nice! Before you flushed them, I liked the fungus splines! 😁
Amazing job John came out great
Cheers Ben.
One of the best channels on youtube right here. Your planing is so smooth. Wow. I'm going for that technique. Hope you have a planing and sharpening video because yours is the smoothest technique I've seen and mine is really bad but I have progressed.Sort of. Very new to hand planers. i did manage to get a straight edge on a board but pretty sure I've dulled the blade trying. lol. Hope you and yours are safe as well brother. Thank you for the knowledge, video, the encouragement, and the best wishes.
Thanks man, stick with it you will pick it up. Take care.
Very nice John.
Really beautiful job, dude! Really nicely done! 😃
Cheers!
Very nice job on the box, a trick when adding a profile to the edge is to start the cut at the end grain side, doing this you'll eliminate your chipout as you go around the project, still best to do it with a sacrificial board or on a shooting board, keeping the grain direction the same through the project can eliminate it to a degree if the wood has grain direction consistency... Your box was mitered so my tip doesn't really count here.
Thanks for the advice
Things I learn from Marc Spagnuolo and Rob Cosman on RUclips, Marc just had a tip video for panel gluing it was great, I've been watching woodworking channels so long I usually get nothing new from tip videos but I watch them just so they're embedded in my memory when I'm in the shop.
Hi john love the box . Have u ever thought about making anything out of plywood I know it won’t be the highest quality of wood but if you paint it or put a nice finish on it
Yeah berch ply is great stuff
Is it very expensive and would I get it in Tom Curran’s or Flynn’s hardware
Good Honest work with an excellent result. A table saw would have been better to the cut the top off (no flex on the blade).
Couldn't help notice the Strat body on the wall, is it going to be a future project? Thanks for the video.
I have made a similar Strat to the one on the wall that body is just a decoration for now.
Just a thought , you planed the edges of the box after band sawing it, could you not have set the fence on the router so the router just took a minimum cut, and then if needed a mere shaving of the lid, that way the edges would have been parallel,
great looking box, nice work. I see you remembered to remove the fence on the chop saw cutting your 45's, I didn't :(
oh dear did you chop the fence?
@@JohnMcGrathManInShed unfortunately yes
Is there any reason you didn’t use the table saw to cut the lid off? I get that the bandsaw takes one pass while the table saw would take four, but is there any other reason? Is it the wider kerf on the table saw?
yeah I sold the table saw lol
What boots do you wear
Hi great video just subscribed can you tell me the dimensions of the spline jig what is the space between the 45 degree pieces and distance from bottom. Thank you
Nice job...
Cheers
John... How thick are your boards on this box?
Which angle dovetail cutter did you use.
Don't you need a handle for those whose hands are not big enough to remove the lid?
You can use both hands even if they are tiny
Well I'm shamelessly stealing this design.