Replicating the Bridge City joint maker has been on my 'todo' list for years now - this is a really impressive solution. Can't wait to see the sliding table build
Sensei among the Sensei. In french, we are naming “artisan” people who work with their hands using traditional techniques. This word is made with “art” as base, like “artiste”. Your skills, your sens of the details, your surfing of the perfection and the results of the all that, mixed-up with the soul you put in, make you being the much more than both définition reunited.
Please, Please, Please, offer plans and construction instructions for this awesome project. I will gladly be your first customer for these. Much respect.
Bridge City Tools JMPv2 Jointmaker Pro v2 anyone? This level of engineering is amazing. Absolutely incredible that you were able to reproduce that machine's capability to any degree.
Yep! I got to see a live demo of that rig (probably the v1 back then) when I was in high school, and as soon as JSK brought out that razor saw, the memory came flooding back. I was in a short-lived internship at the Northwest Woodworking Studio in Portland, OR at the time, and they had a tool show with reps from around the country, including Bridge City Tools. It seems like "why would you want a manual tool like this when you've got a real table saw?" but there's really not much else on the market that gives you equal or better precision than a table saw with a fraction of the kerf. It will be interesting to see how he builds the rest of it, particularly the mechanism for adjusting the tilt of the blade, if that's a feature he wants to include. You could make some beautiful dovetails with something like that.
@@jiijijjijiijiij Still, BCT has their stuff precision machined. If JSK can achieve the necessary precision with just a ruler, a pencil, and a homemade drill press, that will be no small feat.
@@jiijijjijiijiij OMG, Lego?? Haha, that's awesome! I wanna see the RUclips video of *that* build! I'd try to make one myself, but I've got way too many projects up in the air already. My most involved project at the moment is making a miniature hobby lathe out of my corded drill. I already managed to make a custom M12-1.0 to 3/8"-24 thread reducer so that I could replace the standard keyless chuck with a mini 3-jaw chuck, but I've still got a long way to go on making a tailstock and an adjustable tool rest.
Oh man I've always wanted to try and DIY one of these as well! I made a whole sketchup model trying to piece together one with "off the shelf" stuff. Still would love to do it, its such a cool design. Thanks for sharing, this is so cool!
Magnífico proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado maestro, un trabajo impecable como de costumbre, la limpieza y la precisión milimétrica elevadas al máximo nivel, a la espera de la segunda parte, gracias por compartir tanto ingenió y conocimientos, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 🔝 🤓 🌞
Great tool! Can you (or anyone else) please tell me what the black stuff is that you used to bond the aluminium parts at 13:00 together? THanks in advance!
Very high quality work. Much detail and precise craftsmanship. WHAT IS IT? A little more information about what you are making would add a lot to the viewer experience. Thanks!
It’s his version of the bridge city joint maker. For fine intricate joinery cuts, a sliding table lets you move the work piece back n forth over the blade I think it’s around $900 but I might be wrong
I realize this particular project is replicating, but as far as the other projects, do you think them up or refer off of others? No matter, your projects are fantastic.
Brillant craftsmanship, as always. One thing though, making a video with 1,2 million subs may count as commercial use of this idea, which is patented by bridge city tools. And YT is based in the US…
@@spycedezynuk The problem may be, that the patent excludes others from more than just making physical copies. Imagine, you would be granted a patent for a brilliant idea and sbd else would use your idea in a non educational, non scientific, but commercial video, which (the video) he is selling for money, how would you feel about it? Is the patent excluding the video creater from making this kind of commercial '"use" of the protected idea? On the other hand, tons of videos on YT could interfere with patents, even some of my videos. I would be glad, if sbd familiar with patents could give some advice.
I think it will be the type of saw where you slide the workpiece over the static saw, rather than the usual way of sawing which is to hold the workpiece static and move the saw back and forth with your arm. It's a very nice machine which allows very fast, smooth, accurate and repeatable cuts. Imagine the way a table saw is used as a rough idea of how it is operated.
0:37 После того как он прицелился через оптоволоконную вставку и накренил отверстие, я откинулся на спинку стула и мрачно закурил, задумавшись о будущем России
Replicating the Bridge City joint maker has been on my 'todo' list for years now - this is a really impressive solution. Can't wait to see the sliding table build
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Sensei among the Sensei.
In french, we are naming “artisan” people who work with their hands using traditional techniques. This word is made with “art” as base, like “artiste”. Your skills, your sens of the details, your surfing of the perfection and the results of the all that, mixed-up with the soul you put in, make you being the much more than both définition reunited.
3:55 wow the bit where he heats the metal fitting to press it into the plastic was so smooth 😎👌 beautiful work!
He should've done a slo-mo take, with a slow zoom, and thrown in the 🎶 _Bowm chika wow wowm_ 🎶 porn music.
Please, Please, Please, offer plans and construction instructions for this awesome project. I will gladly be your first customer for these. Much respect.
JSK meriti tutta la popolarità che hai ,hai una capacità di esecuzione senza pari ,silenzioso senza musichette inutili TOP!
Bridge City Tools JMPv2 Jointmaker Pro v2 anyone? This level of engineering is amazing. Absolutely incredible that you were able to reproduce that machine's capability to any degree.
Yep! I got to see a live demo of that rig (probably the v1 back then) when I was in high school, and as soon as JSK brought out that razor saw, the memory came flooding back. I was in a short-lived internship at the Northwest Woodworking Studio in Portland, OR at the time, and they had a tool show with reps from around the country, including Bridge City Tools.
It seems like "why would you want a manual tool like this when you've got a real table saw?" but there's really not much else on the market that gives you equal or better precision than a table saw with a fraction of the kerf.
It will be interesting to see how he builds the rest of it, particularly the mechanism for adjusting the tilt of the blade, if that's a feature he wants to include. You could make some beautiful dovetails with something like that.
@@jiijijjijiijiij Still, BCT has their stuff precision machined. If JSK can achieve the necessary precision with just a ruler, a pencil, and a homemade drill press, that will be no small feat.
@@jiijijjijiijiij OMG, Lego?? Haha, that's awesome! I wanna see the RUclips video of *that* build! I'd try to make one myself, but I've got way too many projects up in the air already. My most involved project at the moment is making a miniature hobby lathe out of my corded drill. I already managed to make a custom M12-1.0 to 3/8"-24 thread reducer so that I could replace the standard keyless chuck with a mini 3-jaw chuck, but I've still got a long way to go on making a tailstock and an adjustable tool rest.
I I have a JMPv2, and this one might be superior to it in the end.
AWESOME. Excellent design and fabrication. Any chance of being able to purchase a set of instructions (with dimensions and supply sources)?
Imagine this guy building a DIY CNC.
Would be epic! 😎😁
I hope you will share my videos with your friends!
I had never seen an optical center punch before. I must own one.
Un gran Proyecto, muy bien ejecutado milimetricamente y limpio, es usted un Gran Maestro de la Ingenieria. Un Cordial saludo desde Zamora ( España )
Stunning job... as usual!!
Oh man I've always wanted to try and DIY one of these as well! I made a whole sketchup model trying to piece together one with "off the shelf" stuff. Still would love to do it, its such a cool design. Thanks for sharing, this is so cool!
Nice job 🤙👍🙏
Very very beautiful, thanks for sharing my friend 👍👍👍👍
I hope you start to sell them for cheaper than Bridge City. I like the red. Very nice work.
Magnífico proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado maestro, un trabajo impecable como de costumbre, la limpieza y la precisión milimétrica elevadas al máximo nivel, a la espera de la segunda parte, gracias por compartir tanto ingenió y conocimientos, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 🔝 🤓 🌞
thanks for sharing your experience 💐💐 waiting for part 2
Your work just looks beautiful.
As always, mighty impressive design and implementation ! 👏👍😀
awesome engineer!!!
С НЕТЕРПЕНИЕМ ЖДУ ВТОРУЮ ЧАСТЬ.
You are a GENIUS!!! I love your Tools!!! Regards. :)
Superbe travail merci beaucoup pour la vidéo
こんちは。
拝見しました。
今回、使われた、目打ちのレンズ？って、
曲面用は、無いんですか？
エアガンのスコープマウントのネジ穴開けに使いたいです。
Solid Work! Dozuki used in push mode. ...and as next wi´ll see basics in Kumiko and Shoji? ;-)
멋지게 잘만드셨네요~~!!👍
Tebrikler bayım. Temizlik tertip düzen yapılan işler harika. Ellerinize sağlık.
Amazing human inventions, great work, as always.
Керн с прицелом, это хорошая идея! Интересно, как подсвечивается место прицела?
my friend, you are a genius!
영상 잘 봤습니다!! 또 오겠습니다!!,.,.
прикольная конструкция! но понял ее смысл только посмотрев 3 часть
Brilliant work, dude! Fantastic! 😃
Looking forward to the next part!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Truly sorry for your loss, JSK-Koubou. You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one.
Great tool!
Can you (or anyone else) please tell me what the black stuff is that you used to bond the aluminium parts at 13:00 together? THanks in advance!
JBweld
@@jisakukobo Thanks mate! Really appreciate it!
@@jisakukobo possibly chamfer the metal support making the glue resilience less critical or is flexibility at this location beneficiary
By chamfer meant a square notch on top of the thicker piece
Привет! А есть видео про станок для резки метала?
Kobu...waiting for the next part...
Are those angled bits @12:50 just held together with JB-Weld (or similar)?
Very high quality work. Much detail and precise craftsmanship. WHAT IS IT? A little more information about what you are making would add a lot to the viewer experience.
Thanks!
It’s his version of the bridge city joint maker. For fine intricate joinery cuts, a sliding table lets you move the work piece back n forth over the blade
I think it’s around $900 but I might be wrong
I realize this particular project is replicating, but as far as the other projects, do you think them up or refer off of others? No matter, your projects are fantastic.
0:25... where did you locate that center punch? I've been looking for one for some time now and it seems to be out of stock everywhere.
thank you for sharing 😊😊🙏
Brillant craftsmanship, as always. One thing though, making a video with 1,2 million subs may count as commercial use of this idea, which is patented by bridge city tools. And YT is based in the US…
But surely he can argue he’s only making it for himself not selling them ?
@@spycedezynuk The problem may be, that the patent excludes others from more than just making physical copies. Imagine, you would be granted a patent for a brilliant idea and sbd else would use your idea in a non educational, non scientific, but commercial video, which (the video) he is selling for money, how would you feel about it? Is the patent excluding the video creater from making this kind of commercial '"use" of the protected idea? On the other hand, tons of videos on YT could interfere with patents, even some of my videos. I would be glad, if sbd familiar with patents could give some advice.
Beautiful, but what is it for?
I think it will be the type of saw where you slide the workpiece over the static saw, rather than the usual way of sawing which is to hold the workpiece static and move the saw back and forth with your arm. It's a very nice machine which allows very fast, smooth, accurate and repeatable cuts. Imagine the way a table saw is used as a rough idea of how it is operated.
Great and Incredible.👍👍👍
Sir what is the tool used to heat the screw please name them
I'm interessted in this gains/metalmarker with magnifying glasses. where can I get it
thank you for sharing
TABLE SAW PLEASE
Did you model the white plastic gear pieces yourself and are they available on thin givers E? Can u share a link pls?
Thingiverse
Ten celownik do punktowania mnie rozwalił 😎
Witam serdecznie 🤗
looks like a table saw is on the way
Genial...!!...Gracias por....!!!..Saludosss
Gracias por Compartir.......!!!!
Чистая работа, мастер
Super 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Brilliant
0:37 После того как он прицелился через оптоволоконную вставку и накренил отверстие, я откинулся на спинку стула и мрачно закурил, задумавшись о будущем России
На канале Добрый мастер, автор изготавливал такой-же прицел для точного накернивания.
Так что за Россию будь спокоен 🇷🇺💪😎👍🇷🇺
@@АлександрСлайерков Пока добрый мастер изготавливал , японец давно купил эту коробочку с этой фигнёй.
@@vitaliykirimov7336 так в чем проблема? Кому надо купит, а кого жаба задушит, тот сам изготовит данный девайс.
Стыдно признаться, и все же: для чего сей инструмент?
очевидно же чтобы что то пилить) в конце написано продолжение позже.
@@allgood395 подождем продолжение и тогда поймём)
Bridge City tools 🎯❤️❤️❤️
You make tools to make more tools.
Я так и не понял что он сделал, неужели доконца нельзя показать.
We'll, there's about 1000 hours of work embedded in that video!
Just wait until her gets a welder in his shop
Maestro
its seem to be complicated
続きが気になるううううう(´・ω・｀)
ですよねー (me too...)
申し訳ないです。今、本当にここまでしかできていません。
この動画を見た後、俺は木材に磁石を貼り付ける事にした。ｗ
Oh c'mon! How could you! I'm watching, waiting for the effect, and suddenly "to be continued" ... ;) Take care :)
動画の中で12：03からガラス板を置いていますが参考にしたいと思いますので寸法など詳細を教えていただきたいのですが、宜しくお願いしま。。
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..сделал какую-то херню и растянул ролик на целый день!!!
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