Making two Plywood Crates | Wood | Birch
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Making two wooden crates that can be used for lots of things :)
Using my CNC machine to cut out the handles.
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Thank you for showing the cnc. Hope the ceramics printer is going well!
Hi and thanks for watching :) I'm working hard on the ceramics 3d printer and waiting for materials etc. I cant wait to get it finished or at least (more) finished 👍😁
Nice build! I also made couple of boxes like these. actually in my experience to save some money/material you can use thinner plywood for the base becuase it can withstand a lot of weight. Anyway love this technique for box building! Cheers!
Thanks, and thanks for the tip :)
Then a simple plywoodbox is beutiful made!
It was simple and a nice build :)
Hey , I have a heavy duty wooden crate . How do i cut or break the crate to open it ? what tools i need? I can't buy heavy factory tools just suggest some home tools that are powerful enough to break heavy wooden crates. Thanks..
Hammer?
hahaha xD
Newbie here! I’m still a little confused on angled cuts on the table saw...if you mark it with a straight line where you want it to be cut, do you cut on, past, or before the line on an angle? I’m just a tad confused thank you!
Hi, thanks for watching 👍 That all depends on how you have measured it, usually you want the line you draw to be the place where the cut is going to be when finished. Thats why the line you draw has to be on one of the edges of the saw blade. (The saw blade is quite thick)
I always think about this when measuring and its always a good practise to put a smal cross or mark on the side of the cut line thats going to be cut. This way you know what side of the line you want the thicness of the saw blade. Hope this makes any sense 😀
Learning by trial and error is a good way to learn, let me know how it goes
Time to build a router table?
Ohhh, yeah ;) planning stage soon finished hehe
@@WillysGarageNorway can't wait! great work on the crates. You can never have enough storage in the shop.