Surprisingly Easy Woodworking Joint for Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Leah shows how to make one of the most important basic woodworking joints, the rabbet joint.
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Leah, I can't tell you how glad I am to have found you. I am almost in tears because I was so frustrated with trying to make a fence and a stop and all the things so I could make my first rabbet for some drawers I am building for a cabinet. You are my go-to person from now on.
Thank you for your gentle spirit!! 🤗
Kim
You have a very calming way of teaching, I appreciate it.
Agreed!
I learned more in this 8 minute video than I’ve learned in the last month on other woodworking channels. Thank you for being so thorough.
Amen!!
The way she teaches is so calming like it
Thanks. You're a natural Teacher
You're amazing, Leah! You should have your own television show. You have a great voice and you make it so easy to accomplish what seems like difficult tasks. I subscribed!
Learn something in EVERY video you make. ❤ Thanks, Leah!!
You're absolutely awesome. I learn so much from watching your videos. Thank you so much, Carl a 78-year-old novice wood worker.
OMG, where have you been?!
Awesome video, thank you so much. I am new at woodworking... (About a year). And most other video's teach at an advanced level and I get lost quick. You break it all down and that's exactly what I need. Not to mention your voice is so comforting. Again thank you so much.
You really should be on a network. You're great!
What would we do without you and RUclips. Leah, my favourite woodwork teacher.
You changed my entire woodworking career with this video. Thank you thank you thank!!!!!
Very didactic the explanation of how to make the rabbet joint, greetings from the south of the Americas Santa Cruz de la Sierra.👍
My Mother, God bless her is one woman I always looked up to. You Leah are another of the very few. I especially love seeing women make it in life no matter what they do as a job or, what they enjoy. My Mom raised 6 children by her self. #PeaceAndLove Leah thank you
nankokoolish That was sweet. There's something special about Leah, isn't there? It sounds like your mom was a very special woman, too.
Super helpful! Thank you for taking us step by step and explaining!
That was nicely done. You explain things so plainly. Wish all my teachers had been like you!
OMG! You made the cut look so easy. I tried my first cuts and while I did it, I made it much more complicated with my table saw. Lesson learned for my next rabbet cuts! Thanks so much!
Leah! My aunt gave me a beautiful water color painting that she did so I'm trying to make a barn wood frame for the first time. Thankfully, after watching many videos, I found your video. We don't have a router or router bit so this is the answer to my dilemma. Once again, you've taught me the best way to do it. Thank you for your helpful and informative videos! Please stay safe. 🙏❤😷
Thank you and you stay safe too.
Why would anyone downvote this video? Calm and informative 👍
Wonderful! Love your channel, so happy I found you. Thank you...will be watching and learning.
Her energy makes me feel like it's going to be okay. And now I also know a little more about woodworking 😂❤️
Nice to acknowledge us UK calling it a rebate. Still enjoy your videos even without the Rebate. :)
Thanks for teaching me was really straight forward thanks again
Thank you Leah
Thank you for the simple and clear explanation/demonstration. Most sites assume we all know everything there is to know, but some of us don't.
I think your the best on RUclips teaching Diyers wood skills.
I've become much more handy since watching your channel. I'm obsessed with tools and learning to use them properly and safely!!!!!! Thank you!
Thank you this is just what I was looking for
you are my go to website when i have questions or problems. great thanks
I learned more in this short video then I have in weeks and months. Thank you for passing on the knowledge
Another great video Leah. I have been using this joint for years now and you are so right, it is one of the most important joints to know for beginners and general wood working. I make a lot of cabinets and this is great for recessing backing on the cabinets. A great tip that I use for finding the blade height since I don't have blocks is to use drill bits instead. they are always in the shop and it provides you with several different thicknesses. Thanks again. Be safe. Tim
Tim Caron. Like the drill bit idea..... Thanks for sharing it.
Excellent video thank you very much for sharing such great knowledge...
Thanks Leah, very helpful
very good demonstration on this cut. Thanks
Since I’ve been watching you on RUclips I ran across this leveling square and I didn’t have a clue what or how to use it for carpentry until I watched your video this morning! Thank you for sharing how to make a rabbit with a table saw Leah 👍👍👍❤️
you're welcome, Mae! Thanks for watching. 🙂
leah your the best!!!
Thank you!
Thank you Leah that's awesome using the combo SQUARE first Lol I am humming.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
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Great explanation
The first cool hand tool I purchased was an old Stanley rabbet plane. 👍👍
Leah, your teaching style is one of the best on RUclips, thanks for sharing!
Very nice of you to say.
You are so smart. I’ve followed you for awhile.
So happy I found your channel, only starting DIY now at the age of 55 - your videos are easy to follow and give me confidence - thank you! (Will check out your sponsor site and will support if they supply in South Africa.)
I'm glad you found us too! Thank you, Janine.
I really like your video--I learned a lot.
Very instructive and clear video.Thank you!
Thank you Jane and so simple also thanks for translating American into plain English too 🤓
Such an awesome and well explained video. Wish I would have seen this before my last project. Great job
Very easy to understand! Thank you. great teaching skills
thanks as always for taking the time to show us the basics slowly, the table saw tips were a great added bonus in this video! Also great you have a good sponsor, my Dad's an engineer & hiker and has loved those notebooks for years!
Thank you Leah.
I'm learning something new from you constantly! Thanks Leah!
Leah, always watching your videos and you make it sooo easy to comprehend and put into play. Thank you sooo much. God bless you:-)
Always a joy to watch your vids and learn something new as a beginner wood worker here :)
Thank you Leah from California I like watching your videos.
Caution in California that this joint may cause cancer. : )
THAT WAS PRETTY COOL, I LIKE THAT. THANKS LEAH........... YOUR THE BEST
you're welcome, Joe!
Nice explanation and demo on using table saw. I learnt something new.
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Thank you! helped me answer some questions I had.
Great video I liked all the tips! I always think it's funny calling it a rabbet being from the UK 🔨👍🏼
You're THE BEST Leah!
Brilliant and very inspirational - thankyou Leah!
you're welcome, Danny! I'm glad you liked it.
OK, NOW i know at least one use for a combination square, had no idea what they where for, thanks.
I say rabbet but I think rebate is a better term. Great video. Knowing several ways to do something makes one resourceful and better able to improvise.
You solved my problem , so i liked it n subscribed it.
Love your channel, all your tips and your enthusiasm for teaching woodworking! You have a great way of explaining things. Great job.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Just what I needed.
Simple yet effective :) gotta love Leah
Absolutely love your channel, great information presented for all levels, thank you.
you're welcome, Robert, and thanks!
Leah, I've been woodworking for over 15 years now and I still LOVE your videos! Never stop, you're awesome!
Excellent teacher, thank you.
Great tip Leah also by telling us there are several options on how to make a rabbit. I really like those marking gauges too. I think I need some of those. I checked into one brand and boy they were very, very expensive!! I will check around for a better price. Thanks so much Leah for all the great tips.
you're welcome, Becky, and thanks!
Love watching your videos. Thanks.
neat bar set
Great video, would be useful for rebates on double doors too 👍🏻
Great vid! How about a review of your Laguna saw since you have had it awhile now? Thanks for all you do!
Banjer Legs. Thats a good video idea
Again, good video. I always enjoy your work. Never stand directly behind the blade. The cut off piece could come shooting back.
Quality video. .. that's why I subscribed. Thanks.
you're welcome, Liz, and thanks for watching!
And here I thought my Stanley 45 was the be all for rabbet joints, rebate joints when I’m talking to the English folk I know, they’re old. but UK folks -R A B B I T s -are those furry creatures that the dog likes for high tea. She can skin one better than any human I have ever met. Another great job ladies! I may be sounding like a scratched record, but this is the best video I have seen on table saw set up for a simple joint, and the quality of the videos keep getting better when I already thought they were excellent. Well Done!
Aw, you always have such nice things to say...thanks, Elaine!
You are good. Thanks.
Very nice information leah thank you 😁
when I was younger I was in wood shop and I loved it my doctor told me to stop wood working because of epilepsy That was when I was younger now I want to get back in to it my seizures are much better now 1 a month back then I had seven a day all I have is hand tools now but I want to get power tools to do this. You would make a great shop teacher Leah may God bless you and your family smile Jesus loves you. Yes I am A christian
We call it a rebate in Australia as well.
Great video. Thanks
Awesome video.
this is awesome! Thank you
Great Tip!!
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Two comments: Who would own a tablesaw and not have a combination square? and more importantly the piece leftafter the second cut could get "trapped" between the blsde and the fence causing it to shoot out like a spear so body position is important. Keep up the very good videos.
..or use a 9/16 setup bar to get to get your blade to fence distance...as saws usually cut @ 1/8 blade thickness...
I love Leah's videos! I'm not going to lie though, at 4:49 I wanted to ask: "but is it too proud to beg?" Ok then.. enough embarrassing myself for one comment, back to work everyone! :)
I wanted to see how it's being cut the 2nd time u pass it.. or how u would turn it?
Nice!
leah where did you get your set up blocks
Can this be made with a circular saw?
Can someone please say where you can get set up bars from? i have checked several sites and cant find them not sure what they are even called here in the UK. Thank you.
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Can I use circular saw for this joint?
@ 3:52 Oops, just a hair too far.
The mistake I would make would be to not have the blade at top dead center. Maybe spin the blade a little to see if I'm all the way under my square? That way I won't end up with screwy rabbets...
Love the set up bars technique. I have used Lego bricks ... Yikes.