Lumber rack
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2017
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That was a long-needed project. Lumber rack with mortise and tenon joints made with the Pantorouter.
Links for the Pantorouter:
How it works and where to get one: www.hybridpantorouter.jp/
For the US: hybridpantorouter.com
Enjoy the video! 
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I have to say that you have become my favorite wood worker on RUclips now. Keep up the great work!
Val Parks Yes Marius is the Best Yutuber 😃
As soon as he corrected himself when he said "now I have enough clamps". I liked the video.
As a newcomer to your videos, I am amazed at your abilities. What a well equipped shop you have and I can see that you know how to use all your tools expertly. I hope you keep on sharing your great videos and ideas.
Recently found your channel through your x-carve strengthening video, and after watching a few videos, I'm an instant fan! I love seeing some of your Matthias inspirations, I have been follow him for quite some time. Thank you for offering up your version of digital "monkey see, monkey do". Now, it is time to go back through all your videos, and get some inspirations of my own! Keep up the awesome:)
It's always super satisfying watching your videos cause your wood working is so precise
The same way lumber is stored at lumber yard. This would only come handy in my shop to leave wood rest after planing before using it.
Nice video
Mind expanding. Your workshop reminds me of Dr. Who's spaceship: tiny from the outside yet like a vast cathedral when you venture inside.
Would really like to see a tour of your shop facility! You definitely squeeze a lot of tools into a tight space!
A real-life application of algebra?!?!?! Who knew. Brilliant!
Everyone should use their body to test lumber rack which made by Pantorouter, this is the standard procedure.
Very simple and elegant! Great video!!
In România we have a saying for things that are very well made: nemțește. Which is some sort of "German like". Everything you produce is very nemțește. Congratulations!
Beautiful tools and good job!
nice build, Marius.
Estoy sorprendido del peso que puede aguantar esas uniones de madera, buen trabajo amigo!!
Beautiful work done, I enjoy your video. Thank you for sharing
Great that you're putting out more video's! Love it ;)
0:08 I had the same carpet when I was growing up!
Also like, awesome video and stuff, but yeah! Cool city carpet! Love it!
Best carpet ever!
Always a treat!
Good job Marius😊 Hello from the Kazakhstan.
sehr gutes Video Herr Hornberger.
I like this job !
As usual Marius an Excellent Video. Well Done.
Barry (ENG)
Great video i love the shots i might build me one of those
congrats on the 100k subs
Upgrades, upgrades upgrades --> thumbs up :)
Hey Marius, great videos, nice work. I like your shop as well. Can you tell me what kind of table saw you have, please?
Muito bom Marius!!
Sou seu fã daqui do Brazil. Um dia irei visita você, isso se eu puder!
Imagine how many lumber racks you could build with all that nice wood.
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Klassischer Marius!
Marius Hornberger Is the bandsaw your own design?
The Knight of The Ender Design by woodgears.ca
I'm wodering about those basement windows and whether they could allow access for lumber ( may have widow wells that would prevent that use though or the outside yard access might not allow for that ) into the basement directly to your lumber rack? As to that slab of ash why not a piece of furniture? Marius good work there.
Super Video gut gemacht
You bring everything to the basement like an ant :) outside of the joke you are my favorite youtuber
Good work , you sure do like that potato peeler !! It's a nice setup . Fill them racks up . I've been a rough frame carpenter since 1990 when I turned 18 yrs old and could work construction just let ya know little about myself and millions board feet of wood .......maybe billions !!!
Dude, it's a year later, please tell me by now you've invested in a circular saw, watching you cut down thick boards with a jigsaw makes my brain itch! :D
I can definitely see then influence of Matthias Wandel here!
Small shelf brackets on the top was a good idea. Just in case? Right?
und die Abschnitte von 2:15 sind super Holzkeile für Einsätze auf Montage und für andere Keilarbeiten (z.B. für temporäre Stützen wenn gegenläufig verkeilt) ;)
+derKarl upps, wir haben sie schon verheitzt
wie gesagt, die Dinger sind immer gut zum Verkeilen von Holzpfosten ;)
Hi Marius, tanks for all your really good videos! How did you manage to get all the shelf brackets level? I mean it's pretty hard to drill the holes in concrete that exact. (I went with another solution earlier this year were I attached the stretchers to the wall first and then added the brackets.)
We first attached two as level as possible, lined up the next one in between and used the hole in the bracket to mark the right position. And I'm also very practised in drilling accurately into concrete.
Thank you for the answer. Do you have any tips & trix when it comes to drill accurately in concrete? Do you use a jigg or a piece with a hole in to guide the drill?
I really ought to do this, but then I'd miss having the lumber in the hall way from my living room...
Good job.
Hello Marius, great job! Inspiring and the results are very good! Can you tell model of your vertical drilling machine behind you 0:16?
Thanks at advance! Kind regards, Andrew!
It's a Bernardo TB20T, but I don't recommend it (or this brand in general)
Love the haircut, very handsome.
Good job :)
So, was the 23 mm the right diameter?
was wondering the exact same thing
+Yannis QUEMERE yes
0:59 damn that transition
0:50 Why don't you use your table saw for ripping? Are there any reasons for that?
+Nikola Tesla bandsaw has a thinner saw kerf.
hey Marius super Video weiter so was heißt eigentlich ash wood also was ist das für eine holz art
+Simon Volnhals das ist Esche
Hey marius, ich pberlege mir einen grossedust collector zu bauen und will dafür gerade ich nennes es mal propeller nutzen ausserdem wollte ich fragen ob es für den cyclon auch einer für den normlaen stabsauger tut also davon könnte ich dann vll 2 verwenden. Denkst das funktioniert? Denkst du ein cyclone reicht? Oder reichen auch keine 2 sondern ein grosser?
sensacional
Are you getting the raw lumber so much cheaper than some already ripped and planed construction wood? Seems alot of work for the little amount of money it would cost to get it at a DIY store.
Yes, one of these big boards that I used costs about 7-8€. Similar amount planed costs 20+ Euro. And since I have a jointer and planer I will never buy planed lumber from the store.
Btw, a regular skateboard bearing is 22mm outside diameter
I know. The Pantorouter has one included.
What were the dimensions of the shelf arms.
Sehr gut! :o)
So did you use 22 mm piece at the end?
+Dufffaaa93 no, the 23mm
How big is your shop? you make great use of the space.
+Terry Clifford 12,5m² + a little corner. And part of the other room
Marius Hornberger Nice, love your projects.
That is one small shop space, Marius. You certainly do turn out great projects from your shop.
Do you have a video on your bandsaw fence?
no, but I based it off of this one: www.ibuildit.ca/Workshop%20Projects/band-saw-fence-1.html
Marius Hornberger Thanks for the reply!
Wish I could say f*ck in ANY non-native tongue.... envious of not just the great woodwork, video skills but also the fluency and profanity in another language...Marius, how many languages can you speak? Wait...I don't want to know!! Thanks for all the hard work...
I'm surprised you haven't designed a lumber chute to get wood into the workshop that bypasses the staircase.
Oh, I forgot to add, great video.
+Maxx B I'm not allowed to break a big hole into the basement wall... ;)
No hole needed....just break a window :)
and as it might not be large enough, the window might not work for it as well (most European style basement windows are in a box shaped hole... no chance to get lumber down there as well)
might be damn cold in winter :P
Hi Marius!
I have question for you: Is "Bauhaus" and "Bauhof" from Germany?
Oliver from Estonia.
+Shipbl it's a hardware store
I think that was a really cool system. I say this with all due respect I believe it would have been a better idea to only use the top to holders and run them along the rest of the shop wall. The reason they would be above your head now the wood store just creeping into your floor space and shop space I think that may give you problems in the long run when it comes to building larger projects
Tobin Prowant it's not in his shop
Brodie P I know that. It was just a general suggestion. I wasn't taking personal shots at him. I really do hate people but they do that.
Hallo Marius ich bin stolzer Besitzer einer Felder fb 510 wie findest du die Maschine also von den Daten her und von der Präzision ;-) wollte nur mal die Meinung eines Maschinenbauprofis hören
Keine Ahnung, ich kenne die fb 510 nicht aber die ist bestimmt gut
Is that your favourite t-shirt?
It's the T-Shirt for work. And I have four of them.
min. 1.00 warum schneidest du das auf der Bandsäge und nicht auf der Tischkreissäge
PS Saubere Arbeit wir immer 👍👍
Ich glaube ich hatte ein ungeeignetes Blatt in der Kreissäge und wechseln hätte länger gedauert als die Bandsäge zu nehmen.
I store all my lumber against my basement fridge.. And by all my lumber I mean one 2"x4" 2m and some leftover mdf boards.
Pantorouter Kreygasm
What's the size of your workshop?
12,5m²
Marius Hornberger lucky, i get a grand total of 7.5m squared and it's only around 5 foot 8 tall (I'm 5' 10")
3:40 - schreckliche Kiste... ich schätze mal die übersichtlichere Aufbewahrung ist schon geplant?
Mal abgesehen davon, wann geben deine Eltern auf und überlassen dir den ganzen Keller?
Ja, das kommt noch. Die Übernahme des Kellers muss langsam und beständig geschehen. Bisher läufts gut.
Sehr guter Plan, hehe ;)
Hab auch erst mit ner 6qm Hobbywerkstatt angefangen und durfte im letzten Jahr in den großen Kellerraum mit 30qm umziehen. Ich glaube in meinem Fall konnte meine Frau mein Gejammer einfach nicht mehr ertragen. xD
Marius, du bist einer meiner Lieblingsyoutuber.
Liebe Grüße aus Augsburg
Looks like your xcarve has become more of a table than a CNC machine
+AntiViGames for work like this, yes. But I'm still using it.
You could make a guitar out of that ash wood you've got there.
6:55 That's a big ash board you have on the bottom row.
i see what you did there ;)
lumber? werden wir etwa Amerikanisch? ;)
I'm not sure he as ever learnt the term timber ! Makes me cringe every time he says it too, coupled with his mispronunciation of aluminium. His videos are good though.
ReadandWite Lumber = English (US), Timber = English (UK). Compare target audience sizes :)
I spy with my little eye, a metal lathe!
Good spot. Looks like an 8 inch or so Jet.
only one outtake? you are getting too good at this. als you english is improving a lot so no more excuses on that front.
And now you can sing: "I haaaave a lumber rack, and I'm OK. I sleep all night and I work all day!"
0:08 welche Familie hatte diesen Teppich nicht? 😂
Studierst du im Moment nicht oder warum hast du so viel zeit 2 Videos in dieser Woche hochzuladen?
+Henning Fach das war ja ein eher kleines Projekt
5:21 "I didn´t took footage",
sollte "I didnt´t take footage" heißen, oder? ;)
oh, äh, ja. Gut zugehört
what I really like about Marius, is.. you can kind of compare him to Mathias wandel, only that you can expect far more advanced stuff from Marius in a few years when he finished his mechanical engineering degree, than just a bandsaw scaled up à la apple.
And the best thing, he seems like a really nice dude to hang out with. All about having fun, where as Mathias is really full of himself and is always passive aggressive when writing comments...
So thank you for being the one woodworker I not only watch for his woodworking, other than Frank Howarth.
btw, you should get yourself a metal lathe, around your area there are a lot of cheap high quality ones out of the 70'. And please start using Fusion360 or something of that sort. you'll perhaps need it at Uni aswell and it will make designing things a lot more fun, and you'll get used to it very quickly!
Gonzalo Bagnati haha! To be honest, I think it has gotten worse for the past months..
you're right, i enjoy him fixing things but picking a stroller out of the trash for your daughter is ridiculous!
I hope you are kidding...if so, please disregard my comment. I, too, really like Marius' videos, but you aren't being fair to Matthias. The majority of Marius' content is based on Matthias' work--It's brilliantly executed, but very little is original. Matthias, on the other hand, is incredibly prolific. Not only has he designed, built and produced videos about scores of original creations, he also makes detailed plans and provides excellent customer support if you have questions about the build.
Oh don't get me wrong, i love his videos and i trash pick wood myself, just didn't enjoy the stroller/three wheeler video
Squidink R/C peace 😀
I'm a lumber rack and I'm OK ...
I'm curious why use the bandsaw to rip timber. why not just use the table saw
bandsaw has the thinner saw kerf -> I can get bigger pieces out of my raw material
You should repar the edge of your table, it's a little beaten up
+Marcin Zdunek it's a workbench, it has to be beaten up
Marius Hornberger it looks better beaten up