Those Dang Chisel Skills
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2019
- WW'nTips-n-Tricks No. 089: Those Dang Chisel Skills.
Basic chisel skills will make you faster, more efficient and produce better products. Just a little knowledge is all ya need. Well, plus a chisel.
This demonstration utilizes a down and dirty groove but if you are interested in creating show grooves see a cabinet video I did a while back. ( • Make a Wall Cabinet 2 ... )
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Your the best brother. Thank you so much for all you do. For all of us beginner's
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Awesome video! Even though it was on the fly, it captured effectively some of the techniques that are vital to chisel craft. I appreciate this video tons and look forward to utilizing these techniques soon hopefully. Thanks!!
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I'm guilty of the opposite - reaching for the chisel first and then deciding the task would've been much more efficient with the table saw or router table lol
Ya, I do that.
Lol, chisel first here too.
Patrick Keegan Me, three.
You need more views and subscribers. Talented and knowledgeable carpenter. I love your channel.
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Good...
Keeping people aquanted with hand tools...🇬🇧👍
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Another good one. I use hand tools more and more. Doing only one off items or very small runs makes hand tools more efficient. I put away my table saw a few weeks ago. Missed it briefly when I looked at a sheet of plywood I had to break down, but then ye olde Disston panel saw came to the rescue, and as a bonus, it forced me to cut the plywood with the least cuts, rather than the easiest cuts. Ended up creating far less scrap. Yesterday I got a hand cranked drill press, we”ll see how that goes over time.
Remember, the blue tape trick on plywood works with your hand saw just like your table saw. Prevents blowout.
thanks for sharing that, just simple idea!
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Great ideal 👍
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Man over machine...like when the ships were wood and the men were iron...cheers...rr Normandy
Hate to see the day when it's machine over man. TERMINATOR!
Richard Rider I like that saying!
I'd love to see you do a video on cutting grooves/rebates with hand tools (with the grain, across the grain, what tools you can uses, planes etc)
There's a link in the description on how to do that accurately by hand.
@@wortheffort Sorry, didn't see that.
Wow this took me back to your early videos!
Not my early early ones I hope. From 2010?
@@wortheffort i was thinking the classroom series. Which wasn't as long ago as it seems. Only 2015
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My favorite tool is a chisel. All a plane is a chisel held at an angle. Became a drastically better woodworker when I learned to use a chisel.
true but getting that even cut freehand would take robotic skill.
why does the bottom of a dado need to be consistent?
@@wortheffort I don't think that it matters at all. I cut my mortis a little deeper anyway to make sure my shoulder is tight
As fore as dado as long as the visible part of the bottom is clean then the joint is fine
Nice Osage
the tree thanks you.
An excellent tutorial on chisel techniques. It was very helpful. Thanks.
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Great lesson. Please show how to sharpen chisels correctly. I want a tee shirt..
I have many videos on this. The last part of woodworking basics is on sharpening.
Excellent video!!! Thanks for the lesson!!
I check the spoonmaker channel, and he has everything private... He Is not as nice guy as you, that like to share your knowledge... What a pity!!!
Big hug from Querétaro, México!!!
You have to click that "video" tab on his channel, he's got it set up weird but all his stuff is public.
For that sort of job I'd just use a plough plane... but if I didn't have one, I'd do it your way.
For just one? Unless it's already set up with the right blade it'd take longer. This really is a 30 second job if you aren't filming.
@@wortheffort Hmmm.... Not sure it'd take long to set one up.... And I'm not that fast with a chisel.
hi there I have a quick question
are all chisel set's double beveled? I just got this item and so far i like it but I don't if I can use both sides, as a small test I use a flat chisel and its seems to work on both sides, I hope i'm right, any help is much appreciated please and thank you. This is the set I have, and that for the sharping stone it comes with am I supposed to wet it then use it? Or can I use it dry as well?
www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0824J95T8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I'm very new at this so I also don't how to use some of the knives/chisels is there a video you have or can you recommend some videos for me to watch please, I really want to learn how to carving out a simple face form a photo I hope you can help me out here please and thank you.
I don't understand what you mean by double bevel.
@@wortheffort when I was using the kit that I bought when I used the backside of the wood carving tool to cut well, and smoother then the opposite side, sorry if I sound confusing, I have been reading online that some wood carving chisels and gouges are double beveled which means you can use both sides of the tool
Do you have any mallets for sale?
David Hughes on website.
@@wortheffort I plan to order one at the beginning of next week, do you sign them? If not will you sign mine? Been watching your channel for a long time. You have an awesome way of teaching. Keep up the good work, and know you inspire more people then you probably imagine.
A Granny's tooth (Stanley No.71) would've whipped that out in half the time, whilst being much more controlled.
phil millar without setting up a fence (and even then) you’d have a hard time making a straight dado. That tool is usually used in combination with a saw for this kind of situation.
Awesome, I'd use my sliding miter saw. Can't hitting it with you palm damage the Nerves in your hand?
Ya, with that depth stop feature the miter saw has completely supplanted the radial arm saw. Yep, even have many video's warning about that. Do as I say not as I do.
@@wortheffort love your videos
I've found that the "dang" chisel is the one I'm currently using. I don't know how many times I've been working at my bench and I ask myself "Where did I put that dang chisel?"
And I spend ten minutes looking for the safety glasses I've got on top my head.
For me it's the pencil in my hand I can't find.
You must be slow setting up your router table because it literally takes me less than 2 minutes to get a bit in, set the fence and set the initial depth. That said, I think chisels are fun to use so if I'm doing something that doesn't require a chisel and time isn't an issue I might use a chisel anyway.
Prove it! Do the exact same thing. Film it and upload a video here, showing - in real time - what you do and how fast you can do it. Otherwise, you're just another jackass full of it. I am sick and tired over all the keyboard craftsmen commenting on how bad other people are, when they cannot show ONE video of them self walking the talk.
Prove it! I dare ya. Post a link here when you have uploaded your video, tag me in the comment - and I will give a reply worthy of the result.
I have uploaded a video of something I've built. With both hand tools and power tools. I can comment on stuff. ;)
The chisel is right behind my back. The table is on a shelf in back of shop. It take more time and waste setting up the router for a few cuts. It takes about 30 seconds to cut a groove with a chisel as shown in video.
Or just use a router lol
if you had one already set up and ready to go ya it'd be faster but....