Magnetic Wood In the Kitchen
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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I wanted to make a better way to store my knives and free up some counter space. a Knife block is great but can be a pain to clean. With he magnetic knife holders now I have quick and easy access and they are much easier to clean.
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Love the content. Got to go to colonial homestead in ohio and picked out a set of good chisel. If not for you, wouldn't even know they existed. I'll be going back again. Thanks
Thanks, James! I am thinking about using the same magnet concept for my chisels - then maybe mount it inside of my wall hanging tool cabinet. An easy afternoon project.
I use to do that for chisels, but I don't any more as it magnetized them. That means now they are drawn to other tools on the bench and often bang into them.
@@WoodByWright Wow, that must have been rather annoying especially with tools. I suppose I didn’t really think that through - I’m really glad you mentioned your experience with that. Thank you for saving my tools!
this is one of the biggest things I think about when I think about how much I love our beloved trees :) The government is making it hard to get a lot of things these days, people want to regain these kinds of skills and interest is picking up for sure in recent times I bet. The trees represent a future for us in many ways, including food shelter and indirect foods like mushrooms. Endless ways the way woods get used for things. We have a wonderful diversity, and from dealing with really old dead ironwood wood and observing the living trees they come from these trees are really strong. They are the oldest biggest trees here. We have evergreens nut trees fruit trees and a silver maple. The birds brought the mulberry trees, we have at least 4. There is fifth one in the garden bed at the side of the house I want to dig out and give to my worker along with an ironwood, we have lots of saplings lots of seeds from trees every year. :) also birds and butterflies and all animals live in these two giant ironwood trees! the caterpillars of all sizes eat the leaves, work their way down to my parsley in my herb planters on the ground, and disappear to be replaced by beautiful butterflies the next day or so.
I did something very similar with a random super figured piece of ash I had lying around. Found that I had to get the wood barrier super thin and it took more magnets than I thought it would
“Demon-possessed yellow brace” is handy in a pinch. Built some garden trellises and I needed to screw the tops together in situ overhead. Difficult to go hand tools on that one. A traditional bit brace was far superior to the electric when using a garden auger to bore the holes for the 2x2’s in the ground!
Really amazing work, James! Nicely done! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Wonderful project they look great!!
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Don’t upset the Missis easy access 🤣
Big ol' groove for a concealed magnet in the back? Noice!
Also I like the use of the hot snot behind the magnets. Good enough for the task but easier than some of the alternatives if you ever decide to slot in some upgrades 😁
I made one of those a few weeks ago. I filled in the mortises so that I could mount it with Command Strips
A word of caution: if those Command Strips are mounted to a wall or a cabinet that sees movement over time (doors opening/closing along same wall, such as a cabinet, etc), even the strongest Command Strips will slowly lose grip over time. I've seen it happen with even relatively light pictures.
Nice project, keep it up. Thanks
7:43 Sand in the place where you live..
I never see you using the chisel plane you made in one of your videos, do you not like it? Or is it just more convenient to grab a chisel that's handy? I made my own purely inspired by yours and I love it.
There are just very few uses for them that a chisel can not do. A chisel is just faster in most uses. It just takes a bit more skill when bevel down.
Another enjoyable video! I like the chamfer you put on the edges. I bought a Japanese chamfer plane and LOVE the thing!!!! It chamfers the edges evenly and there is a almost no way to screw it up (😂 famous last words ha ha)... Still question, any Japanese planes in your collection? Thank you!
I have a few Japanese planes but I've never really gotten them into my normal method. They require a different body mechanic and I haven't taken the time to master that yet.
I was watching a video you appeared on with someone else. You said the general rule of thumb to flatten a board is you want to have a plane about half the board length. Not meaning sass but does that mean you wouldn't use a plane on a five or six or even longer board?
That is the rule of thumb up to about 4' after that there is enough flexibility In the wood that there is no reason to use a plane longer then 2'. The rule is there so you don't break out the #8 to flatten an 18" board. For that a #4 would do just as well.
My mum needs one of them, but i think she would be scared that the knives would fall off.
It's raining knives
knice
get it?
First!
Wow. Double first. Nice work