Another stunning build by the MUZ Shop. The longer handle will keep the reach in canoe to minimum. Cool film edits and craftsmanship tricks (using pencil eraser as bumper). Awesome!!
Great looking net, and very well done video. Thanks for sharing . I watched your other net video and I have to agree cutting in the grove always makes me very nervous. Out of 35 nets I only messed 1 up. Headwaters Landing Nets
Gorgeous work, brother. Jimmy should love it! Really cool seeing the process. I'm guessing you've made a load of them before since you seemed to have it all figured out already and it was neat to see how it's done. This one sure turned out great. Love it, Mike... thanks for sharing!
I got a 1/16" grove bit then put a bearing on it so it would only cut an 1/8 " deep. Here is the type of router bit you can use then find the right size bearing amzn.to/3TxT50o . Hope this helps.
I am thinking of making my own Lansing net. I dont have much experience working with wood what will probably be evident by my question. Can i not just cut a frame from a wood plank instead of building the arch with laminate?
I really don't think it will be strong enough. Having 4 or 5 layers of laminate strips make it real strong and thin. There are two other net making videos on my channel to help you out...check them out.ruclips.net/video/HqT_9_nkn7E/видео.html ruclips.net/video/du0QE6VFUIs/видео.html
thanks you , I've used titebond 2 and 3 on a lot of net and have not had any problems with either. I think 3 gives you more open time, here is a link, amzn.to/2OwqUAb. Thx
amzn.to/3uvyjSd 1/8" , I have two other net videos on my channel......ruclips.net/video/du0QE6VFUIs/видео.html & ruclips.net/video/HqT_9_nkn7E/видео.html. Thanks for watching
Kelly Peterson I haven’t come up with a way to make the grove without a router. I wish I knew sorry. For glue I’ve used titebond 2 and 3 and they both work fine. Titebond 3 is supposed to be water resistant??? One good thing about 3 it has a longer assembly time , which you may need. Thx for watching and good luck on the grove.
@@TheMuzShop how long do you soak for ? i would love to try and make my own , i have a few wooden nets but just dont like the size of them. prefer longer handles for rivers as i use long leaders and wider nets but all i can find is small scoop nets.
@@michaelmckenna14 you should check out the two other videos on my channel. Part one Shows how to build the form and part 2 is how to make the net.If you have any questions email me Themuzshop@gmail.com Thanks and have fun with it ...... I like to soak the wood over night and then before im ready to bend then I pour of the water and put real hot water for 30min...
Joey Gaston Thanks!! Yes, when I was making my first couple of net and they were all sanded and finished I would scare the net with drill, so one day I decided to put the eraser bumper on and I’ve been using it ever since. I know u can buy something like it and I have one but it doesn’t work well on that small of a drill bit. Thanks again.
Thanks for watching, The string I used is fly fishing line backing line. If you are making a net the are two other net videos on my channel that may help you .....
Awesome work! What bit are you using for cutting the net cord groove? I've made a few nets for friends but have filed the groove by hand which is a PITA and not exactly perfect!
As for the router bit.....Thanks! The router bit is a CMT 822.316.11B, 1 7/8" diameter and 1/16" thick . I know I got it online but can't remember if it was CMT website or amazon , the bearing is 1 3/4" D, so there is only an 1/8" cutting. That I got at a local bearing shop that is now close down. Look around you find something that will work , remember it does have to be CMT. I believe the bits are call grove bits....Thanks again Muz
Piece of art 🎨
Thanks 😁👍👍
Beautiful present for your mate, looks great.
Thank you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Beautiful work bravo
Thanks!!👍
Another stunning build by the MUZ Shop. The longer handle will keep the reach in canoe to minimum. Cool film edits and craftsmanship tricks (using pencil eraser as bumper). Awesome!!
Larry Banda Thanks Ghilli!! I appreciate that coming from a man with how know what he’s talking about when it comes to fishing nets.
You can never have enough clamps!
You got that right!! 👍👍
I have just discovered this channel and I am amazed by the depth of skill and attention to detail. I am looking forward to be a regular here.
Thanks you so much! Comments like yours makes it all worth it. I appreciate it so much, please keep in touch.
Incredible work!
Mike TRZ thank you so much , I’m glad you liked it👍👍
Beautiful job!!
Thank you 👍👍👍
Really nice woodwork! It’s a subscribe off course
Hobbyverkstan thanks for the support and glad you liked it. 👍👍
Great looking net, and very well done video. Thanks for sharing . I watched your other net video and I have to agree cutting in the grove always makes me very nervous. Out of 35 nets I only messed 1 up. Headwaters Landing Nets
Thanks there are two other videos about making a net and the form on my channel if you are interested in making one. Thanks again for the support.
very good
Thanks
Saw your net over on Jimmy's channel! As always you do amazing work! Don't ever quit, you gotta keep keeping me entertained! :-)
Thanks so much Colby! I really appreciate the support. I'll keep em coming.....
Gorgeous work, brother. Jimmy should love it! Really cool seeing the process. I'm guessing you've made a load of them before since you seemed to have it all figured out already and it was neat to see how it's done. This one sure turned out great. Love it, Mike... thanks for sharing!
Fisher's Shop Thanks Drew and Thanks for always giving me support. I real appreciate it. Maybe I’ll make you a tennis racket 😉.
What bit did you use to route the grove for the net string?
I got a 1/16" grove bit then put a bearing on it so it would only cut an 1/8 " deep. Here is the type of router bit you can use then find the right size bearing amzn.to/3TxT50o .
Hope this helps.
Dang! Awesome work brother!!😊💚👊
Right on! Thanks Bro!
You’re very welcome!
Great Job Muz. ❤️
Thanks for the support and encouragement to make it.
I am thinking of making my own Lansing net. I dont have much experience working with wood what will probably be evident by my question. Can i not just cut a frame from a wood plank instead of building the arch with laminate?
I really don't think it will be strong enough. Having 4 or 5 layers of laminate strips make it real strong and thin. There are two other net making videos on my channel to help you out...check them out.ruclips.net/video/HqT_9_nkn7E/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/du0QE6VFUIs/видео.html
That is awesome mike!!!!! Looks amazing. By the way really love the new video intro.
Thanks Drew!!! Glad you like it and thanks for noticing the new intro I made. Hope all is good with you Pal....👍👍
very nice what is the best glue type foy the nets
thanks you , I've used titebond 2 and 3 on a lot of net and have not had any problems with either. I think 3 gives you more open time, here is a link, amzn.to/2OwqUAb.
Thx
Beautiful work! What finish you use to protect the wood?
Thank you!! I like to use amzn.to/35Og5Bp.
Where did you get the brass pins? And what diameter are they?
amzn.to/3uvyjSd 1/8" , I have two other net videos on my channel......ruclips.net/video/du0QE6VFUIs/видео.html & ruclips.net/video/HqT_9_nkn7E/видео.html.
Thanks for watching
Is there any way to make the groove for the net tying string without a router and table? Thanks, excellent videos. Oh what glue are you using?
Kelly Peterson I haven’t come up with a way to make the grove without a router. I wish I knew sorry. For glue I’ve used titebond 2 and 3 and they both work fine. Titebond 3 is supposed to be water resistant??? One good thing about 3 it has a longer assembly time , which you may need. Thx for watching and good luck on the grove.
Is wetting the wood allowing it to absorb some moisture to make it easier to bend to the shape ?
Yes and using hot water seems to help too. 👍👍👍
@@TheMuzShop how long do you soak for ? i would love to try and make my own , i have a few wooden nets but just dont like the size of them. prefer longer handles for rivers as i use long leaders and wider nets but all i can find is small scoop nets.
@@michaelmckenna14 you should check out the two other videos on my channel. Part one Shows how to build the form and part 2 is how to make the net.If you have any questions email me Themuzshop@gmail.com Thanks and have fun with it ......
I like to soak the wood over night and then before im ready to bend then I pour of the water and put real hot water for 30min...
@@TheMuzShop will do :)
Great video and beautiful net! Why the eraser on the bit? to keep from damaging the side on the net?
Joey Gaston Thanks!! Yes, when I was making my first couple of net and they were all sanded and finished I would scare the net with drill, so one day I decided to put the eraser bumper on and I’ve been using it ever since. I know u can buy something like it and I have one but it doesn’t work well on that small of a drill bit. Thanks again.
@@TheMuzShop Nice! What a great idea. I cant wait to make my own!
What kind of string did you use to string up the net?
Thanks for watching, The string I used is fly fishing line backing line. If you are making a net the are two other net videos on my channel that may help you .....
Awesome work! What bit are you using for cutting the net cord groove? I've made a few nets for friends but have filed the groove by hand which is a PITA and not exactly perfect!
I created my own router bit which is shown in my other fishing net video...Hope this helps ruclips.net/video/du0QE6VFUIs/видео.html
Great work! What router bit is that and where did you get it?
I have a 2 part build video on my channel one is the form and the is building the net....watch.
As for the router bit.....Thanks! The router bit is a CMT 822.316.11B, 1 7/8" diameter and 1/16" thick . I know I got it online but can't remember if it was CMT website or amazon , the bearing is 1 3/4" D, so there is only an 1/8" cutting. That I got at a local bearing shop that is now close down. Look around you find something that will work , remember it does have to be CMT. I believe the bits are call grove bits....Thanks again Muz
sorry that "watch" was supposed to be a link....ruclips.net/video/du0QE6VFUIs/видео.html
Awesome work! what size brass rod are you using for the lanyard clip?
1/8 "
What kind of wood do you use?