How to make a Chessboard with pattern plywood

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
  • I have made a chessboard with patterned plywood. In this video you can see how I made this chessboard.
    If you want more info on how I made this chessboard from the patterned plywood, you can read this article reprevmake.com...
    The entire chessboard is made of plywood and wood glue. There are not many tools you need either, I used these tools.
    Table saw amzn.to/2N32Qq8
    Sanding machine amzn.to/2XWlFgR
    Miter saw amzn.to/3ipTpgd
    Clamp amzn.to/39cArqk
    In addition, I made a glue board where I used a screwdriver and an angle.
    I also used my table saw sled, you can see the video of how I made this here. • How to make table saw ...

Комментарии • 69

  • @UniqueLeatherWorking
    @UniqueLeatherWorking 3 года назад

    love the board.... Please for the love of god level your table saw. you are the first person ever that I have seen with a saw rocking on every cut like a old diner table.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      Thank you for your observation, coming up with a video soon where I have built a separate table for the table saw. My workshop is slowly but surely getting better and safer

  • @carybrown3192
    @carybrown3192 Год назад +1

    Brilliant,you have inspired me to give this technique a try,bravo, I also agree the music distracts from the video and is unnecessary, bravo!

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  6 месяцев назад

      Thanks and do it. Was a lot of work and thought after it was finished that I would never do it again. But now I'm thinking about making a new chessboard :)

  • @CajunCann0n
    @CajunCann0n 2 года назад +1

    Absolutely love this board. Cant wait till I can start on my own chessboard.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  2 года назад

      Thank you :) Feel free to share with me when you have made your chessboard :D

  • @benbrubaker7896
    @benbrubaker7896 5 месяцев назад

    Awesome work. I wonder what wouldl happen if you used a dye instead of a stain. Would the dye penetrate enough to not be sanded away after gluing??

  • @felipebedulli
    @felipebedulli 3 года назад +9

    Awesome work, love the idea! Just a piece of advice, gloves and high speed blades are never a good combination, you can lose your hand if the blade pulls the gloves.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      Thank you very much for the kind words. Yes I know, I've been getting a lot of tips on this lately, and I'm going to get better at working without gloves. I do not know if it's just me, but I feel naked without gloves :D

    • @TommyGWorkshop
      @TommyGWorkshop 3 года назад

      Yes, I’ve had to learn not to wear gloves around any rotating equipment, not just the table saw but also things like a lathe

  • @HI_Certified
    @HI_Certified 3 года назад

    Amazing work! Craftsmanship is insane.

  • @cdpcube
    @cdpcube 11 месяцев назад +1

    I know this is quite a bit old at this point but im making your board now. Couldnt get everything flat so i had to sand it all down. (removing the stain haha) how did you keep the stain from bleeding under the tape? i tried it on one of my scrap pieces and it bleeds pretty noticeably.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  6 месяцев назад

      Sorry for the late reply, but I think that I stained them before gluing them together helpt and that the glue between the pieces kept it from bleeding between them.

  • @Craneguy7878
    @Craneguy7878 2 года назад

    Great patience and dedication to the wood work however shop safety is a must. Gloves are a big no no along with using the mitre gauge in combination with the fence of the table saw. Continue to grow and learn!

  • @christophecoat1914
    @christophecoat1914 3 года назад +8

    The board is very nice, however, the repetitive music drove me crazy ;)

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      Thanks for that, sorry the music was something you did not like. I'm working to improve this, have just changed service I get my music from.

  • @GrumpysWorkshop4
    @GrumpysWorkshop4 3 года назад

    That looks bloody amazing. A lot of time & effort but well worth it

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      Yes this took a lot of time, but I am very happy with my chessboard :D

  • @paulxy952
    @paulxy952 Год назад +2

    I actually like te fact that you used old cheap wood it s better for the forest an it is easy to get unlike a huge mahagonie slap

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  Год назад

      Thanks, I don't have much choice either. Where I live, I can't buy a lot of solid wood. It is mostly just construction wood. So then you have to use what is easily available and with which you can make something nice.

  • @nathanlee6011
    @nathanlee6011 2 месяца назад

    If you let the dark pieces soak in stain, you won’t have to restrain them after sanding.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  2 месяца назад

      Maybe, but you also run the risk that the pieces will swell

  • @alfredozavala9753
    @alfredozavala9753 Год назад +2

    Gracias por compartir 👌

  • @canemont
    @canemont 2 года назад

    well done. You have more patience than I do.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  2 года назад

      Thank you, I may have good patience but when you do something you think is fun, it's easy :D

  • @wilsmith6578
    @wilsmith6578 2 года назад +2

    Very nice board. Lots of work, craftmanship and patients went into it. I agree with the other comments about wearing gloves and saws. Dangerous! Other than that, the only suggestion I would have... well... 28 minutes of that redundant music was going to drive me insane, even at very low levels. It took away from the joy of watching you create. I didn't want to mute it in case you started talking at some point but I did turn it way down. Even then, at very low levels, I jumped ahead several times just to see the completed project and end the video.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  2 года назад

      Thanks, I've learned a lot in the time since I made this board. Both in terms of security and how I edit the videos. I will definitely learn a lot in the coming years as well, so I look forward to sharing more new projects.

    • @briandavern8741
      @briandavern8741 2 года назад

      Very well put. You sir described my thoughts to a tee. RepRevMake, although the music is awful and I had to keep taking breaks to complete the video your work on the board is excellent the grain pattern really pops!

  • @erakhilmittal
    @erakhilmittal 3 года назад +2

    Can you please share what is the stain you used for dark shade?

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      It is a water-based interior stain from Jotun

    • @erakhilmittal
      @erakhilmittal 3 года назад

      @@RepRevMake thanks. I tried a stain but it ended up opening joints.... Can you share small video on birch staining

  • @Darkredangel7
    @Darkredangel7 3 года назад +1

    Well done sir! Just a piece of advice, never wear gloves when working with table saw-band saw or any kind of fast spinning blades.
    If the blade catches the fabrics of your glove it tends to pull your hand more on it, It was a live lesson for me, my uncle lost 3 fingers for it.
    So how you price this kind of art if you wanna sell it? Its amazing job!

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад +1

      Thank you very much for a good tip, I feel naked without gloves :D I understand how this can be dangerous, so I will try to remember to take them off in those situations where I am close to a spinning saw blade.
      This project took me a very long time to create, and I do not think I will create a new one. So if I will sell it will be at a higher price than it is worth :D

  • @maurolimaok
    @maurolimaok Год назад

    Beautiful.

  • @ЕвгенийЛ-й8з
    @ЕвгенийЛ-й8з 2 года назад

    Пока смотрел два раза задремал... Музыка не в тему. А так,работа супер! Классно👍🏻🤘🏻

  • @HawksGoalie33
    @HawksGoalie33 3 года назад +3

    The fact that you haven't lost a finger or been nailed with kickback yet is an accomplishment in and of itself.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      Thanks for your comment, and I'm constantly learning new things about how to work more safely. And yes, I have been lucky so far :D

  • @jasonmartin4925
    @jasonmartin4925 3 года назад +1

    Very Nice, What plywood?? baltic birch?

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      Thank! yes it is birch, but it was the cheapest type of plywood I could find with many layers. for this project the surface is not important, it is how the edge looks that is important and then you can choose a cheaper plywood.

  • @andersjaakkola9284
    @andersjaakkola9284 2 года назад

    Snyggt bräde. Vad för plywood använde du?

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  2 года назад +1

      Takk, jeg bruker den billigste kryssfinerplaten jeg finner hvor jeg bor som har 11 lag og er 15mm tykk. Dette er en plate som er laget for bruk til "formsättning"(ble dette rett svensk?). Den er ikke av topp kvalitet, men siden du bare bruker sidene på kryssfineren så er ikke kvaliteten så nøye, og du fjerner bare de strimlene som ikke ser bra ut. Lykke til hvis du skal prøve deg på et slikt brett :D

    • @andersjaakkola9284
      @andersjaakkola9284 2 года назад

      @@RepRevMake tack ska du ha för svaret.

  • @1959Berre
    @1959Berre 2 года назад

    Working on a table saw that jumps all over the place, or any other machine for that matter, would drive me crazy.

  • @Dhaniukir
    @Dhaniukir 3 года назад

    Good ide, i like that..👍😁

  • @jpgrande8344
    @jpgrande8344 3 года назад

    congratulations for choosing the song, what's her name, and congratulations for the artwork.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      Thank you, I'm very happy with the chessboard and chess pieces. I'm not so happy with the choice of music but here is the information you asked for :) The melody is from Envato Elements, the artist is called Antarctic and the title is "Corporate Collaboration Successful Motivational Pop"

  • @pd417
    @pd417 2 года назад +1

    Beautiful board, but I had to mute the video due to the repetitive and annoying EDM.

  • @guillau211
    @guillau211 3 года назад +3

    Watch out for your fingers, you only have 10 ...

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      I will do my best to preserve all ten :)

  • @capitalglass912
    @capitalglass912 3 года назад +1

    I switched to 1.5 speed and it was still too loooooooong....ughh. Great work on the project though.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      Thanks for your feedback, I know some will think it's too long. But I try to cut them down, but at the same time give everyone who has seen the video a feeling of having been part of the project and that they know how all the steps are done. When I watch other people's videos, I like the feeling of having been part of the whole project. But I know that not everyone thinks the same, and then it is good that youtube has the function that you can speed up the video :D

  • @xaylenbloodshyblaye1682
    @xaylenbloodshyblaye1682 9 месяцев назад

    Great chess board but the music you chose was way annoying. To repetitive. Just a heads up for your next video.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  6 месяцев назад

      Thanks for the kind words, yes the music could be better :)

  • @KM-hn8ce
    @KM-hn8ce 3 года назад +2

    I stopt watching because of the music.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      Sorry to hear that, I have changed service where I use music from now on. Hope you give the new videos a try and feel free to give feedback on what you think.

    • @domsau2
      @domsau2 3 года назад +1

      Close the music.

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  3 года назад

      @@domsau2 I have plans of using less music in the future and do a better job in choosing the best music for the videos

  • @Xanderbelle
    @Xanderbelle 6 месяцев назад

    Geez what a racket

  • @timbatimbero3934
    @timbatimbero3934 Год назад

    Being a norwegian i can remember in the 1800s how hard life was in those days: The average workman WORKED inside their house in one room, ATE in that same room, SLEPT in that room, ENJOYED that same room, fornicated inside the same room, the only thing they did NOT was defecated INside of that room (but out of the house) . Now Norway is one of the richest countries thanks to OiL but remember there is "PeakOil" ("Oil, Smoke & Mirrors" RUclips video)🥲

    • @RepRevMake
      @RepRevMake  Год назад

      Thanks for your message, but think you must have replied to the wrong video? I don't see what your answer has to do with my video, even though I'm also Norwegian :)

    • @timbatimbero3934
      @timbatimbero3934 Год назад

      @@RepRevMake What i am trying to tell you is that the wealth of Norway can be very low if Peakoil is the final solution. Your working place will be reduced as it was in the 1800s. Understanding PEAKOIL and its consecuences is a must in our society.

  • @ЕвгенийЛ-й8з
    @ЕвгенийЛ-й8з 2 года назад

    Пока смотрел два раза задремал... Музыка не в тему. А так,работа супер! Классно👍🏻🤘🏻