Experimental DIY Jointer Build - Using a Cordless Ryobi Hand Planer!
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- This is our experimental jointer build video. We have always wanted a jointer in our shop however, we have never had the budget to get one. After watching multiple other RUclips videos on DIY jointer builds, we decided to make our own. The difference with this one is we used a battery-operated planer rather than a corded planer. Hopefully this video will help others that are in similar situation. Jointers are useful tools that can make a huge difference in your wood working projects. Our finished products can be viewed at jkwwoodworks.com. Thanks for watching.
Links:
Planer Stand:
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Ryobi 18v Planer:
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Ryobi 18v 4.0 Ah Battery
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Well now I'm not afraid to try it myself!
Glad to hear. Just be careful with the tool itself. Since it's upside down, those blades are spinning fast and looking for your fingers. Just be mindful of that while using the tool. Let me know how it works out for you.
This is amazing man! Way to think outside the box. I'm super impressed with this concept and plan on doing something similar in my shop. Thank you!
Thank you for watching the video. I hope this helps give you some ideas to play with. My build is nowhere near perfect. Hopefully, you can take this concept and make it better. Let me know how it works out for you.
Que calidad!!!
Muchas gracias por ver el video. Espero que estan bien. Es calidad que lo viste!
Very nice build...I bet if you took it to market it would sell. the poorman's jointer
Thanks for watching. Yea, I don't think I am going to market this. I would have to put more hours into it just make it look nice. The poor man's jointer would be a good title for this project. I might make a short with that title. Thanks
Does this come with a owners Manuel upon purchase?
Nice video. Do you have a link for the stand you used?
I just added them. Sorry about that. Let me know what you think. Thanks for watching.
@@jkwwoodworks Appreciate it. Looking forward to doing this for my Ryobi. Would definitely come in handy.
you did not have to tie down the triger the white button by the triger can lock the triger
That is the lock button. How would you suggest locking the button in place? The reason I locked the trigger in place is because I had zip ties and it was extremely easy to do. I am open to suggestions. Thanks for watching.
@@jkwwoodworks press and hold the trigger then press the white button and let go of the trigger the trigger is now locked to unlock you then press the trigger
@@johnarson1205 I understand that. What I'm trying to understand is how you purpose to hold that button down? The second you let go of that button, the machine shuts off. That's why I zip tied the trigger. So all I had to do was remove the battery to turn it off. It was permanently stuck in the on position.
I could actually almost hear you talking. May want to invest in a mic and leave out the music. Nice idea though
Thanks for watching. Good idea 💡