Building a Doll Display Case Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Part one of this series shows how to build a doll display case using 3 way miters. The joinery for 3 way miters can be done several ways two of which are demonstrated in the following videos:
Method 1: • 3 Way Miter Joinery by...
Method 2: • 3 Way Miter with Hoffm...
Excellent work and you have some great equipment to make the frame. Thanks for posting your video.
Thank you sir. Steve
Those are some fine machines! Great job!
Thank you.
Love it. None finer. Thanks Steve, kind Sir.
Thanks Pat.
you work really well!
Thank you
nice work mate
Thank you sir.
You are the best instructor - I just bought a shaper and need a work holding jig because that thing scares the crap out of me. You are the shaper guru so please suggest the best... I don’t know any other way to contact you
Thanks Gary but Joe Calhoon is really the shaper guru (he has a RUclips channel and is active on the Sawmill Creek forum). I also highly recommend taking his shaper class (Alpine Technical Workshop). It is expensive but well worth it. The shaper does have a rather large pucker factor and I clearly remember the first time I turned one on with a large cutter installed (I turned it off and went to the house to think about it some more). Since RUclips eliminated their private message feature it makes it nearly impossible to maintain privacy and also provide a good exchange of ideas. If you need to get in touch with me, I suggest going to the Festool Owners Group forum (user Steve Rowe) and private messaging me there where contact info can be exchanged privately. Be sure to let me know in one of my video comments as I don't often log in or participate in WW forums anymore. Steve
Nice and great work! May i know what type of wood you are using?
Thank you Helmi. The wood for this one was Sapele. I have also made one for another doll from Walnut. Steve
@@extremewoodworker thank you so much Sir Steve, appreciate it
Hi Steve; if I may ask, what blade do you run in your bandsaw?
Hi Ron. I use a 1" Lenox Woodmaster CT blade (1.3 tpi). Steve
@@extremewoodworker thanks! Looks smooth
@@rbyt2010 It is not quite as good as the Laguna Resaw King but is still pretty good.