How to Cut a Timber Frame Mortise & Tenon - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- We use a variety of tools to see what works best for cutting Mortise & Tenon joint into old timber beams. Full blog post at www.ModernSurv...
0:34 Measuring & Marking Tenon Cuts
3:20 Cutting Tenon with different tools
8:55 Chiseling Tenon
9:50 Clamping Work Table
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Husqvarna 450 (50cc) Chainsaw: amzn.to/2IwkvD4
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Hatchet: amzn.to/2UsDaBa
Stanley 3-Piece Wood Chisel Set: amzn.to/2IK4c58
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Thanks for watching! Please let me know if you found this video helpful.
Dude, good effort for making this tutorial & getting it uploaded. I applaud your attempt to use hand tools too. A bow saw is fine for cutting up branches & firewood but it is by no means a precision tool for cutting a tenon. Ditto that for a chainsaw unless you have a precision guide such as an Alaskan mill set up. Chain mortisers are quite expensive because they lock on to your work and don't move.
The tool for a relative beginner to use is a circular saw, with 30 tooth or more blade. That is followed up by a chisel then a slick for finishing. Proper mortise & tenon joints work best when they fit tightly. It is way too easy for a new woodworker to ruin a beam with those less than appropriate cutting tools. You should check out the videos at Shelter Institute- they have some great training videos.
Thanks! I was trying to show that many times you can use a lot of different tools for the same job, but you are right, they are often not the best tool for it. I will check out the Shelter Institute channel!
Awesome video, really helpful the way you showed the different methods. Thank you. Looking forward to watching part 2.
Glad it was helpful!
Second video has finally been posted: ruclips.net/video/P7RW8BZMd8s/видео.html
2:35 Proving once again that the metric system by far is the easiest to use :-D
Great video thanks, really appreciate you showing all the different options to cut this thing. hoping for more
More to come!
Second video has finally been posted: ruclips.net/video/P7RW8BZMd8s/видео.html
just found this vid...thanks for sharing the knowledge
You are a crazy man I love it
Great video, I have a general question. If someone was using Mortise and Tenon joinery for a post and beam, which is preferred, stronger, or even standard practice to have serve as the tenon part of the joint, the post or the beam?
In the 1920's post & beam barn we have they used mortises in the posts, and tenons on the beams.
Perfect!
“The chainsaw is NOT a precision instrument”
Me: “Hold my beer”
This project is taking a long time ... still waiting for 2nd video ....
: ) Second video ruclips.net/video/P7RW8BZMd8s/видео.html
Always hold & allow tool come to stop dont get in a hurry 48 yrs in carpentry one day couple yrs set my circular saw down it started to fall my reaction was to stop it, 12 stitches in my right pinky. Be careful.
Cool vid but I find your shop distractingly messy.
hahaha, you are like my brother in law, focusing on everything other than what is intended....I didn't even notice the shop until you mentioned it (I've seen better and worse).
So do I lol!
Always hold & allow tool come to stop dont get in a hurry 48 yrs in carpentry one day couple yrs set my circular saw down it started to fall my reaction was to stop it, 12 stitches in my right pinky. Be careful.