DIY beehive handle making jig for the circular saw
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- I am in the middle of a beehive build, and I wanted to make the handles. After doing a bit of research I decided to make this jig for the skill saw. Those handles can also work on drawers and cabinets.
Tools and materials I propose:
Circular saw: amzn.to/2CJpvBr
Bandsaw: amzn.to/2pHj49v
Grinder / belt sander: amzn.to/2PAV57u
Pocket hole jig: amzn.to/2PAwO10
Drill: amzn.to/2C9HJep
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This is an excellent setup for those with limited space for fancy equipment to do make these handles. Thank you for sharing this. I may have to build one for myself now!
Very glad you liked it, thanks for watching
You're a genius Dimitri, that's such a great jig!
+Robin Lewis thank you very much but the original idea is not mine. Check the description of the video to see more people making similar things. I was just making research on the subject and came across this idea. So I decided to make a video about making in one, in order to spread that awesome idea as much as I can! I think it can be really useful to many if us!
+Scrap wood City I respect your honesty :)
That is a great jig !!! I keep this one in mind
+Houtje Boom - Be Creative thank you very much, glad you liked it!
Very clever!
Very clever idea.
+Vasilis Papadopoulos (FS WoodWorking) glad you liked it my friend!
what an awesome idea
+jp woodwork thank you very much for watching and commenting
Great idea!
+Jemmy Sheng I am glad you liked it!
awsome ! I've never see a jig like this one ! great idea to make handle !
+7AllWorks “le Cévenol” _ thank you very much for watching and commenting!
Great idea for making a handle!!!
+AdventuresInDIY thank you
Wish I had that back when I kept bees! Well thought through! keep it up!
+Wood By Wright glad you liked it, thank you very much
+Scrap wood City Loving the channel! looking forward to future genius!
+Wood By Wright the original idea is being used from beehive makes for long time ago. Check the description of the video to see people I studied. :)
+Scrap wood City I just looked at that. This has sparked a whole new study for me! did you angle the Saw blade to give the cut a bit of an under cut or just keep it at 90 degrees?
+Wood By Wright I just kept it straight. If you have a saw with a bigger blade and deeper plunging capability you can play around with the blade's angle set up to experiment on different results!
It took some time until I realised what this is for ^^ nice work
+Nerdy Timber lol, thank you very much my friend!
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Very good project as usual. I'd not seen someone cut drawer pulls like this before.
+Andrew Setters It is actually a pretty common technique used in beehive making. Check the description of the video to watch other people do similar stuff! Thank you very much
That's one thing I love about RUclips - I'd have never gone looking for ways to make beehive handles, but now I have a new technique that I might be able to use for something else.
+Andrew Setters I can't agree more! That's exactly the way I see it too!
Awesome jig, man!
+DIY giveaways & tutorials thank you very much
Very cool jig!
+Moy perez woodshop thank you
fast, original. practical. that's cool!
+Сергей Шестеркин thank you very much
Nice method! I love practical jigs!
+Michael Lawing I am glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
Really smart idea and jig
+Black Widow Woodworks thank you very much, glad you liked it!
Great project
+Chris Willetts thank you!
thanks. Made mine based entirely on this video.
nice to hear that
Good Video mostly. Blade depth would have been helpful. Will be making this one. For the conversion, the ramp measurements were just shy of US rulers. To save you time, 1.8cm = ¾” 22cm make 8 ¾ 7.5cm make 3”. Keep in mind that circular saws were not designed for "side" cutting so notice that the blade was being "bumped" up and down a little. This could wear/stress the arbor and bearings in the long term. I have seen similar on other sites that warn this can be dangerous sooooo BE CAREFUL. My only recommendation will be to make the thin guide strips on the sides out of 3/4" and use the thin wood on top to keep the saw "trapped" in a groove when "bumping" or lifting the blade slightly as the deeper cut is being made. I'll try to update if the top guide helps make this project a little safer.
Hi there from Portugal,
Nice
Thanks
+Blog das Madeiras thank you very much, greetings from Greece!
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**** Get your damn thumb from the sawblade son…
Nice work
Clever. Upside down, something similar might work on a tablesaw, too (izzy swan style). Nice one!
+Willem Kossen yes you can do it with the table saw too. Check the description of the video, you will find other people who did similar stuff. Thank you very much.
Alright... that was cool!
+Awesome Wood Things thank you very much!
if you angle the saw back the angle of the wooden jig plus a couple degrees there will be room up above the wood edge for your finger tips. This is exactly what I did.
Cool idea, I will try it out
Very nice jig, with great results. Keep up the good work, progress is what I like most my friend :-)
+Stamatis T me too, I think the most important thing is becoming better every time! Thanks for watching and commenting!
That's a cool idea! Maybe you can add a side guides to take more control of depth. It's just a suggestion, anyway this is a very handy jig. Nice my friend.
+Humus Workshop awesome suggestion. I came across this jig while watching beehive making videos. I just thought it could have many applications on woodworking projects!
Scrap wood City Sure, is very handy. Nice jig, Dimitris. :)
gran idea
+osman vazquez thank you
muito bom e fácil de fazer👍
+Duartesão thank you very much
Now I know how!
Very smart.
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+Shivam Goyal thank you very much for watching and commenting
Seu canal é tão bom, não sei porque não tem mais inscritos!
+Eddu Lara thank you very much
I built one of these and was not 100% happy with it for three reasons:
1 The handles it cuts are not big enough for my hands
2 The cut slopes outwards by 15 degrees and is inclined to "shed" the fingers.
3 I was not happy about lifting a saw while running at 4000 rpm
My solution was to build a larger jig and use a plunge saw (1400W) so that the base plate stays in contact with the jig. The plunge saw has a bigger blade and therefore cuts a wider handle. It has an adjustable depth of cut. It also has an adjustable angle of cut. This allows the saw to be turned around and used right handed. The angle of cut can then be adjusted to under-cut the handle. It works like charm. Thx for the idea.
clever
+Alan Byrne thanks for watching and commenting
That was an absolutely cool jig. Thanks for sharing this with us. Just a quick one. Would you mind letting me know all the exact dimensions for all bits and pieces to male a perfect handle, please? Thanks so much.
Im guessing you have to tilt the saw blade as well to the same angle so the saw is cocked but the blade itself remains perpendicular to the board youre cutting or else the part of the handle where your fingertips meet will not be too safe to hold onto since theyll be angled as well.
No, you don't have to tilt the blade
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did you find the kreg and fast cap products in greece??nice job as always
+upcycleholic no it was actually a present and it came from the UK. Thank you very much!
+Scrap wood City if you find kreg screws in greece let me know .
+upcycleholic OK, I will I am starting to run out of them too!
Totally cool!! I didn't get what you meant until half the video and I was like :DDDD very nice! I guess the jig is more or less tricky depending on how deep you want it, because since it pivots on one side, you could have centering problems right? something to keep in mind!, so why do you have a " -_-" face in your hand? :P thanks man!!
+Cactus! workshop You are absolutely right. Check the description of the video. People with larger saws (or table saws) tilt the blade to match the angle of jig and get a 90 degree vertical cut. Mine is slightly angled. I was just testing a few old markers on my hand, nothing artistic! lol
+Scrap wood City I see! that is clever! thanks!!
wouldent it work easier if you would angle the blade a bit that way you would cut more whit the top of the theet instead of the side eather way aswome jig
+Daan.Z.bloedjes thank you very much!
what kind of pen or marker was that you used?
+Alex Bickmeyer it is says deep hole marker on it. It is really useful!
+Scrap wood City thank you.
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Very clever!
+Makify1 I am glad you liked it, thank you very much
muito bom e fácil de fazer👍