Does anyone else find it crazy that he does these videos with almost no cuts. Like he is just drops non stop knowledge near flawlessly for 10 minutes with almost no filler.
I love how you can do long sections of video, with very few, if any, uh's! I doubt that my public speaking skills are that good. To you, I give my respects on many of your great abilities!
It's always illuminating when I get to watch one of Mr. Blackburn's videos. In addition to holding pieces of wood together for gluing or fastening I often use a spring clamp or screw clamp as a temporary "foot" on a board that I need to hold horizontally during assembly such as the wall of a carcass. Also, I am greatly enjoying Mr. Blackburn's Furniture Design and Construction book I recently purchased. The text and illustrations are every bit as clear and relevant as what I find in his video series. Highly recommended.
I made a very effective planing stop for my bench from the blade from broken hair clippers, I can back out the screws for height adjustment, I later chiseled out a recess so it drops flush with the surface when not in use, I learned this the hard way after accidently snagging my arm on it 😬. Rex Krueger makes a very clever version of this which is held in the face vice. A small piece of sheet metal and a file and you can make your own planing stop too. Making jigs and "helping hand" devices is all part of the fun.
Thanks for another great video Graham. The corner clamp you showed just after the F-Clamps, has a diagonal slot in the mitre corner - is that so you can run your saw along the mitre to clean up joints which may not align properly?
I have a comment regarding your type set in your books. I have started buying them because I respect and value what you teach us in the different formats. I want to support that by my purchase. I reluctantly tell you I find it very annoying to see the constant usage of the ligature in repeating words. I understand it’s historical usage but my eye is drawn to it, taking away my focus on your content. I’m nit picking and it’s my problem but had to state it and now will go back to reading your book. Thanks
You should pursue legal action against blackburn tools. a lot of people getting into this craft make the assumption that it is your company. also they have been screwing over customers.
@@damiunwalker357 it's not obvious they aren't the same. i almost got ripped off by Blackburn tools thinking it was grahams site. a lot of people on the handtools forum expressed the same story.
Does anyone else find it crazy that he does these videos with almost no cuts. Like he is just drops non stop knowledge near flawlessly for 10 minutes with almost no filler.
It speeds up the editing process.
I love how you can do long sections of video, with very few, if any, uh's! I doubt that my public speaking skills are that good. To you, I give my respects on many of your great abilities!
Oh thank you!
It's always illuminating when I get to watch one of Mr. Blackburn's videos. In addition to holding pieces of wood together for gluing or fastening I often use a spring clamp or screw clamp as a temporary "foot" on a board that I need to hold horizontally during assembly such as the wall of a carcass.
Also, I am greatly enjoying Mr. Blackburn's Furniture Design and Construction book I recently purchased. The text and illustrations are every bit as clear and relevant as what I find in his video series. Highly recommended.
Thank you so much!
I made a very effective planing stop for my bench from the blade from broken hair clippers, I can back out the screws for height adjustment, I later chiseled out a recess so it drops flush with the surface when not in use, I learned this the hard way after accidently snagging my arm on it 😬. Rex Krueger makes a very clever version of this which is held in the face vice. A small piece of sheet metal and a file and you can make your own planing stop too. Making jigs and "helping hand" devices is all part of the fun.
Absolutely!
thanks
You're welcome!
As woodworkers we would be lost without our "third" hands. Thank you Graham for your expertise.
You're very welcome!
Thanks a bunch for the lesson, Graham! 😊
I finally bought the hardware to make some screw clamps!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, and good luck!
Great share yet again. Cheers.
Thanks1
Nice style. I enjoy the parallel to the book. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
thank you
I am learning so much from you
You're very welcome!
How awesome. You did a great work 😘😘
You're very welcome!
Thank you Sir 🎉
Most welcome
As always, thank you.
My pleasure!
Thanks for another great video Graham. The corner clamp you showed just after the F-Clamps, has a diagonal slot in the mitre corner - is that so you can run your saw along the mitre to clean up joints which may not align properly?
Not advisable.
good day sir 😄
Same to you
Hello, teacher, I would like to continue learning with you from Mexico, what can you tell us about this tool, Heesharp Spiral Ratcheting Screwdriver,
I use the small one sometimes, but I am not much of a fan of screws in general.
You can never have enough clamps 😂
Many people believe this.
I have a comment regarding your type set in your books. I have started buying them because I respect and value what you teach us in the different formats. I want to support that by my purchase. I reluctantly tell you I find it very annoying to see the constant usage of the ligature in repeating words. I understand it’s historical usage but my eye is drawn to it, taking away my focus on your content. I’m nit picking and it’s my problem but had to state it and now will go back to reading your book. Thanks
Sorry about that, we all have our quirks and I just love what Caslon did.
@@gjbmunc I respect that and I highly respect you. As I read, I’m able to overlook it:)
You should pursue legal action against blackburn tools. a lot of people getting into this craft make the assumption that it is your company. also they have been screwing over customers.
Are they claiming to be associated with Graham?
@@damiunwalker357 it's not obvious they aren't the same. i almost got ripped off by Blackburn tools thinking it was grahams site. a lot of people on the handtools forum expressed the same story.
They say nice things about me but we are in no way affiliated.
No.
No.