⚡How does a woodworking master get a perfect fit for his table saw every time? / for all workshops

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
  • #tablesaw #kerfmaker #harflapjoint #woodworkingjigs #dados
    This video shows the process of making and using a jig that will help you get the right groove every time.
    This jig is simple but allows for very precise fit. By applying this principle, it can be used for a variety of tasks.
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Комментарии • 66

  • @hermesirineudelmonego2952
    @hermesirineudelmonego2952 Год назад +4

    Congrats, You´re very creative and organized.

  • @mnchannel
    @mnchannel Год назад +1

    Video yang bagus dan peralatan yang lengkap,,

  • @barry.w.christie
    @barry.w.christie Год назад +1

    Watching away, not got a clue what's going on ... then suddenly it all makes sense ... another brilliant and extremely useful jig 👍

    • @carpentak
      @carpentak  Год назад

      Your nice and funny comment sense is great. thank you

  • @stormman8393
    @stormman8393 Год назад +1

    I vote for a name change from CarpenTAK to MasterTAK

  • @love2u1004
    @love2u1004 Год назад

    와우~목공의 세계는 무긍 무진 하네요~!~
    굿 아이디어

  • @hempbodycar9231
    @hempbodycar9231 Год назад +1

    Great!!!!!!

  • @serge.shikov
    @serge.shikov 4 месяца назад

    Браво, отличная реализация. Я бы только отметил, что базовая (очень простая) идея этого приспособления описана на канале Stumpy Nubs, и сводится она к использованию куска материала, толщина которого как у вашего пильного диска. Но вы довели идею до прекрасного приспособления.

  • @Tukangkayu_ae
    @Tukangkayu_ae Год назад

    Sangat luar biasa 👍

  • @1b1uster
    @1b1uster Год назад

    Elegant!

  • @reaper060670
    @reaper060670 Год назад

    I bought one of those small little jobs off Banggood but I still haven't used it yet. I need to spend more time out in my shop.
    I think u built a really great shop tool here my friend.. Would a piece of 6mm Aluminium be fine for one of these shop made jigs??

    • @carpentak
      @carpentak  Год назад

      Yes 6mm pieces are good too. thank you

  • @YunMyeongCheol
    @YunMyeongCheol Год назад

    와.. 초보 목공인에겐 진짜 예술로 보입니다!! ^^

    • @carpentak
      @carpentak  Год назад +1

      감사합니다. 항상 안전에 유의 하시고 차근차근 실력을 키워 나가세요. 목공의 세계는 끝이 없고 저 역시 갈 길이 멉니다. 행복한 목공 생활을 누리세요.

  • @bradleytuckwell4881
    @bradleytuckwell4881 Год назад +5

    I wasn’t sure what you were making and then there it was another awesome jig from the master thanks I’ll be making this one.

  • @martinmajernik601
    @martinmajernik601 Год назад

    First comment? Absolutely amazing engendering mind. 👌

    • @carpentak
      @carpentak  Год назад +2

      you're right. First comment! thank you!!

  • @aiziajg7349
    @aiziajg7349 Год назад +1

    Berriro ere LAN EDERRA!!!
    Eskerrik asko berri emateagatik denori

  • @claudej55
    @claudej55 Год назад +5

    Bonjour Monsieur,
    vous n'etes pas toujours facile a suivre, mais vos réalisations sont toujours d'un haut niveau technique.
    Bravo et merci pour votre maîtrise.

  • @csimet
    @csimet Год назад +2

    Interesting twist on a basic kerfmaker tool... more flexible than what those smaller ones can do.

  • @armandsan5969
    @armandsan5969 Год назад +2

    Waoo muy buena plantilla y buena idea, Saludos Bro

  • @j.m.castilla7150
    @j.m.castilla7150 Год назад +3

    Fantástico trabajo

  • @BDL090754
    @BDL090754 Год назад +1

    After watching this...Who needs a dado blade set, - Masterful,.. Amazing thought goes into your work, thank you for these vids.

  • @hammer_crying
    @hammer_crying Год назад +2

    탁선생님 덕분에 항상 좋은 테크닉과 아이디어 얻고 갑니다~!! 충분히 이해 가능하도록 영상 만들어 주시지만 영어든 한글이든 설명에 보조가 되도록 자막이 있으면 훨씬 좋은 채널일듯 하네요^^

    • @carpentak
      @carpentak  Год назад +1

      댓글 감사드립니다. 네 제가 영상만으로 이해가 어려운 경우에는 자막 설명을 넣기도 하는데요 이번 영상은 자막이 필요 없을거라 생각했습니다. 좋은 의견 감사드립니다.

  • @davidcchambers
    @davidcchambers Год назад +1

    Excellent Idea, skilled build. Thank you for making these videos. They are helpful to me. I have searched for a small router plane, would you mind posting if you designed it or where it was purchased?

    • @carpentak
      @carpentak  Год назад +1

      thank you The small router plane I use is from Veritas, Canada.

  • @dervorrichtungsbauer
    @dervorrichtungsbauer Год назад +1

    Great idea. Cool video again👍

  • @higherstandardspc
    @higherstandardspc Год назад +2

    Master Craftsman ART

  • @alfanazzamcraft
    @alfanazzamcraft Год назад

    Saya suka cara dan peralatan anda sangat berkualitas ,salam kenal dari Indonesia ✋👍🙏♥️

  • @stansefton4824
    @stansefton4824 Год назад

    Talk some!!

  • @karya_mandar99
    @karya_mandar99 Год назад

    Tukang handal saya suka menyaksikanya ak

  • @ucfurnituretv5250
    @ucfurnituretv5250 Год назад

    Bạn chia sẻ cách làm hay và rất tiện dụng

  • @ReinilandyJassa
    @ReinilandyJassa Год назад +1

    Excelente trabajo, eres muy bueno en tu trabajo 👍

    • @ReinilandyJassa
      @ReinilandyJassa Год назад

      Yo soy de Cuba y tengo un taller de carpintería también, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos que me han servido de mucha ayuda

  • @sergeyr2475
    @sergeyr2475 Год назад

    я, вроде, не дурак, но ни хрена не понял, как работает его приспособление ...

  • @robertsmith3518
    @robertsmith3518 Год назад +7

    If you’re clairvoyant , this is right up your alley . I quit after 1 minute bc without a dialogue,who knows what up.

    • @jasonandersen5975
      @jasonandersen5975 Год назад

      It has nothing to do with clairvoyance, but it does require a bit of patience and knowledge of woodworking. (Hint: the thumb nail tells you what it does.)

    • @beerymr
      @beerymr Год назад

      I jump to the end, watch the jig being used, then start at the beginning

    • @timdoyon1964
      @timdoyon1964 Год назад

      🙄 Silent movies went out of style back in the late 20’s. 🥱

    • @paullalekna5478
      @paullalekna5478 Год назад

      Never be so conceited that you think that you already know all, watch and Learn and increase your skill levels

    • @gregchoma7693
      @gregchoma7693 Год назад

      Great idea. A more practical to use version of a kerfmaster.

  • @countrymagic61
    @countrymagic61 Год назад

    Nice. However, too complicated of a kerf maker. Other than that you have skills!

  • @sultanaq6817
    @sultanaq6817 Год назад

    Thank you for giving your followers a great job. Thank you.

  • @pageman72
    @pageman72 Год назад

    끝까지 봤는데도 완벽하게 이해는 되지 않는 느낌입니다 😅😅😅
    설명 자막 부탁드려요~^-^

  • @shinya0115
    @shinya0115 Год назад

    Great !!

  • @MrPatdeeee
    @MrPatdeeee Год назад

    Well Done kind Sir.

  • @275jesuss
    @275jesuss Год назад

    깔끔한 공방의 풍경과 도구에서 당신의 인격이 보일 것 같다.
    앞서 나가는 귀중한 아이디어는 나의 아이디어가 될 것입니다.
    일본에서 안녕하세요.

    • @carpentak
      @carpentak  Год назад +1

      大切なコメントありがとうございます。 私は良いアイデアを思い出すのを楽しんでいます。 それで購読者に楽しさと助けを与えることができるのは幸せなことです。 私は小さなRUclipsですが、幸せなRUclipsです。 (韓国語ありがとうございます)

  • @Bruce-sc1ph
    @Bruce-sc1ph Год назад

    You have some awesome ideas. Why don't you sell plans for any of your projects? I'd be a regular customer if you do.

    • @carpentak
      @carpentak  Год назад

      That's because I don't have the skills to make plans.

  • @jt9498
    @jt9498 Год назад

    Very cool!

  • @walterdibartolomeo3157
    @walterdibartolomeo3157 Год назад

    Brilliant!

  • @hichemouerghi6917
    @hichemouerghi6917 Год назад

    Veramente bravissimo 👏 ❤

  • @steher
    @steher Год назад

    Not to be off topic but I had a question. On your mobile table saw build, you added a second saw to the right of your table saw. Do you have a video for that addition? Thanks in advance.

    • @carpentak
      @carpentak  Год назад

      Unfortunately, there is no video of it. The work did not leave a video.

    • @steher
      @steher Год назад

      @@carpentak Ok, thanks. Maybe you can put a video short of it showing a better view of what it looks like if possible.

  • @martingagne3136
    @martingagne3136 Год назад +1

    the jig master strike again ;)

  • @shawnstuart1029
    @shawnstuart1029 Год назад +1

    Watching your videos is like reading an IKEA assembly manual. No words, just gestures. Brilliant kerfmaker jig. English not required.

  • @MrRackinroll
    @MrRackinroll Год назад

    What a waste of my time.

  • @Tensquaremetreworkshop
    @Tensquaremetreworkshop Год назад

    Oh dear. Why do woodworkers keep using words like 'exact' and 'perfect', when they practice one of the least accurate crafts? A machinist may be working to micro-metres (or tenths of thou...) but never talks about exact. Because it never is. 'Within tolerance' is what you are aiming for. Is it poor choice of language, or poor way of thinking- I can never tell.
    Interesting project, but fit a digital fence (not hard to build) and all this goes away.