Trapped glue is a problem, whether finger joints or dowels. Just the right amount is strongest and works best. Set the clamps at the center FIRST,, allow the squeeze out toward the ends
My woodworking teacher used to say, "There is no such thing as too much glue, that's what sanding is for." 😂 Mr. Culver, if you are reading this, thank you. I have applied that philosophy to everything in my life.😅
Pretty poor shop teacher. Most wood glue seeps deepr into the grain staining it than you would care to sandpaper off. In which case planing would be more effective and efficient. Better to just use a controlled amount of glue. Reduce waste, clean up, 'sanding' & time. But I caught your drift. The best part of your post, you took woodworking. Far more useful than 'liberal arts'.
@@j.morrison73my school didn’t even offer anything of the sort and I graduated in 05. This pathetic lack of actual hands on teaching became a problem so long ago we’re just now starting to see the real life implications
@@Mike-hn4uu Shows how lack of awareness 'we've' become. I noticed the trouble with the (de)education system some 25 years ago. I've even went head to head on education issues with two friends who were once part of the system. I've been part of a Living History troupe of which a very well educated and retired college professor was also a part of. He persistently defended the system that I was adamantly trying to alert parents & students of, but not to a point where we were on non speaking terms. Point is it took almost 2 years for him to finally see and admit to it. Now & then I see a post on FB about a troubling issue. Yes, we're both old enough to remember our days of protest in the 60's. I still have a button 'Question Authority' with my 'stuff'.
I grew up watching This Old House and working in my Grandpa's workshop. High pitched noises usually trigger my tinnitus, but for some reason, when it comes from workshop tools, my tinnitus not only doesn't trigger but I also get a tingling along my spine that feels amazing!
I was totally completely different way to glue growing up. I was told to get a reasonable layer on both surfaces that it stood out and try for a while and then join it together not just slop a whole bunch on like you're ladling gravy had a Midwest breakfast buffet. You want someone your biscuits and your eggs. Of course
Never used finger joints but that looks pretty cool, and a nice shaper as well. OK, a little heavy on the glue, but far better than a glue starved joint, and it' s easily wiped off. Nothing to be ashamed of there, and it went together well.
this was a terrible example. This bit is designed to "lengthen" long boards "end-to-end".. this video is an epic fail of what this router bit is designed for, sadly
Наличие дырок на стыке компенсируется скоростью демонстрации и обилием клея. Мастер ну просто гений ))) Ну а фреза расчитана на поперечное содинение, но никак не на продольное. Посмотрите на заводские мебельные щиты.
This is a really good piece! You also explained it briefly and well and mentioned yourself that it was a bit much glue. It would have been perfect with a picture of the final result after the glue had set. Thank you!
@@RealJPMcGrath 100%... way too much wood in that glue if I say so myself. If it doesn't look like uncured Bondo before you go to sand it, you're doing it wrong!
Fun fact, the color of the tape defines how long the glue will remain pliable. You may have noticed that the "tan" tape, cheap and fast drying glue, is almost impossible to completely remove. The blue tape is rated for 2 weeks and the green tape gives you an extra week or two, but in practice it works out to more like a month or so, that you can take to texture and paint your walls, before the tape starts to bond to the trim. Never use tape btw except for what he's doing. The more expensive tape doesn't protect your clear fir from the scratchy bar clamps any better than the cheap stuff, but the butcher paper and glue waterfalls do add to the visual effect. If you spritz a little water into those bone dry channels before you lather the glue on - well what am I thinking? Look at all those sponsorship posters!
No brother, you need to head out to the work shop and build a table or something. Her tits are temporary, but a proper solid built piece of furniture is damn near eternal.
@@thekulolaliyes they can be. What do you think underwater welders are doing? Or surgeons using robots? The operator still needs precise knowledge of the field to make adjustments
@@thekulolalithen you need to look deeper, if they works on mass produced welded material, no they just an operator, no more no less But if they works on many types of conditions that needs manually on hands and automatically, yes they are welder
When i made my apprenticeship 30 years ago i was taught to screw a short strip ( about 8-10 mm /// ¼ Inch broader then the " original" Plank ) at the head of a plank , seo it ll be routed at the head . Unscrew it+ u ll have a perfekt fitting " brush " to place the glue . Pulled with 3-7° U can dosage the mass of glue . 89° at hard wood , 83 at soft wood , which can Take up more glue than the harder .
w the amount of shorts im getting about woodcrafts, guns, etc. i was thinking i got the department of corrections engagement algorithm pre-selected for me
If you know you know. It's still getting planed or sanded after, but the edge alignment looks pretty good. Definitely better than some of the edge joinery I've seen.
@@evaristocastaneda4820 the optimal time for woodglue is 24 hours, for those fibers to properly absorb the liquid and bond together tightly, glue is already dry in just hours or so but the wood bond is not yet that great, never seen a five minute dry glue though
@@Sheenamay-ko9neit takes only a few minutes to dry beyond being malleable. I assume that's what the commenter meant. Another important factor is the climate, especially humidity.
I’ll be watching shorts then see beautiful machinery show up, and not even look at the name knowing it’s you. You have MASSIVE machinery, and some of the highest end tools I’ve ever seen someone have in a collection. I legit can’t think of anyone else whos wood shop for industrial tools even come close to yours.
It would really be nice to see a demonstration. Gracias for the fyi regarding the "Kumiko" method. I looked it up real quick n only a couple types of wood is used for that method, a particular type of Cedar & I forgot the other. Again Gracias. "Isa"
Hi, I live a few kilometers from the place where FREUD company was founded and where it is still active today ( Near Udine, Friuli Venezia Giulia-Italy). Excellent tools!
for those thinking about using this: it's a bit of a pain to set up, it's beautiful but not that strong. The use case here is also a little ridonculous. Dowels or dominos would be better. These bits are around 150-200 usd usually.
quick recommendation, tighten clamps in rhe middle first to avoid glue pockets and uneven glue distribution on one end to the other. if you clamp one side first then you push glue towards the other side
For those commenting on the excessive amount of glue, take a closer look around the shop. Notice the large 'Titebond' sign? Notice the bottles of Titbond glue handy? This video isn't about the joiner bit, it's a glue commercial.
Not only more surface area, but it also allows the wood itself to directly resist shear forces without loading the glue and without any complicated cuts and joints
That bit is for joining endgrain. The long grain will bond with the glue without need of complex joinery. Just make sure your pieces are straight and square to one another.
[Quran:- 5:72]:- “Jesus has said, "O Children of Israel, worship Allah, my Lord and your Lord." [Quran:- 19:30]:- “Jesus has said, "Indeed, I am the servant of Allah. He has given me the Scripture and made me a Prophet.” [Quran:- 4:171]:- “Christ Jesus the son of Mary was no more than a messenger of Allah…..So believe in Allah and His messengers. Say not "Trinity" desist: it will be better for you: for Allah is one Allah:
Use a BRUSH to apply your glue! That's faster, more even, a whole lot less messy, and you won't waste so much by using twice the amount of glue that's actually needed. Also this type of glue (the white glue meant for wood work) can be cleaned off of your tools and your workpiece with a wet cloth; it can essentially be washed away cause is water dissolvable until it has dried. Only from that point on it is water resistant (but that you likely already knew).
Brilliant use of this bit! We usually see this joint going through a small thickness to join short pieces together into a long piece. Using it like this, I can't imagine a stronger panel!
This bit is for end grain to end grain glue ups. Using it in this fashion is nearly completely useless, if not actually weakening the joint. It might help the boards register a bit during clamping, but otherwise I'm pretty sure this would actually be weaker than if you had just glued the flat faces together. Look at any factory-made butcher block and you'll see what I mean.
I hope everyone understands and knows that he actually didnt put too much glue and that he was supposed to make it drip that much. You have to put excess glue so there isnt too little and so it can seep into the grains of the wood when you apply pressure, this ensures the joint never comes apart and the wood will always break before the glue does
He didn’t use too much glue. I would’ve used too much glue. He doesn’t know the meaning of too much glue. I wrote the meaning of too much glue. Amateurs everywhere. #yougonnaeatyourglue
At the hardware store I asked the staff why there's no more glue on the shelf. He then showed me this video.
Hahahah... that's whyTitebond is the strongest company in the world
😂😂
@@robertorguez8148😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Fr lol 😂😂
I actually laughed out loud at your comment. I knew there would be at least one that was killer in here.
"Nice tabletop, what's the wood species?"
"Glue."
this killed me🤣
Notice the sign on the wall?
Sponsored by titebond. 😂😅
Elmer's
@@lo-fiFromChicago😂
Trapped glue is a problem, whether finger joints or dowels. Just the right amount is strongest and works best. Set the clamps at the center FIRST,, allow the squeeze out toward the ends
Thank you for the tip brother!
Not unlike a cold shut. Good to know, my woodworking “cousin”.👍🏼
How do we know whats "just the right amount"?
Trapped glue in morning wood is the biggest problem. that's why you squeeze it out in the morning.
@@franciscovaldes4107 you want some glue to be pushed out, but you don't want anywhere near as much as he used
The wooden glue industry salutes you 😅😅
Legend says the glue is still dripping out to this day
Better too much than not enough right? Lol
My woodworking teacher used to say, "There is no such thing as too much glue, that's what sanding is for." 😂 Mr. Culver, if you are reading this, thank you. I have applied that philosophy to everything in my life.😅
Mr. Gluever
Pretty poor shop teacher. Most wood glue seeps deepr into the grain staining it than you would care to sandpaper off. In which case planing would be more effective and efficient. Better to just use a controlled amount of glue. Reduce waste, clean up, 'sanding' & time. But I caught your drift. The best part of your post, you took woodworking. Far more useful than 'liberal arts'.
@@j.morrison73my school didn’t even offer anything of the sort and I graduated in 05. This pathetic lack of actual hands on teaching became a problem so long ago we’re just now starting to see the real life implications
@@Mike-hn4uu Shows how lack of awareness 'we've' become. I noticed the trouble with the (de)education system some 25 years ago. I've even went head to head on education issues with two friends who were once part of the system. I've been part of a Living History troupe of which a very well educated and retired college professor was also a part of. He persistently defended the system that I was adamantly trying to alert parents & students of, but not to a point where we were on non speaking terms. Point is it took almost 2 years for him to finally see and admit to it. Now & then I see a post on FB about a troubling issue. Yes, we're both old enough to remember our days of protest in the 60's. I still have a button 'Question Authority' with my 'stuff'.
You can always render down more pharlaps.
I grew up watching This Old House and working in my Grandpa's workshop. High pitched noises usually trigger my tinnitus, but for some reason, when it comes from workshop tools, my tinnitus not only doesn't trigger but I also get a tingling along my spine that feels amazing!
That’s called ASMR.
Sounds neurological
Always wondered how those notches were made. Should've figured it was easier than I expected.
"dad, does wood have kids?"
"It's complicated"
Maybe someone could teach this guy how to put a hat on the right way !
What a goofy look !
@@richardswann5300 what?
@@Darktrap11 He means putting on condoms
@@richardswann5300 it actually used to be 'cool' years ago, people don't really put it on that way anymore
@@richardswann5300 Crying about his hat 😂. I bet you look like a bridge troll
Tune in next time when we polish the protective glue coating 😂
❤asd
Ty I literally was Lol
😂😂😂😂😂
Best weisenheimer comment.
Thanks for the laugh.
@@davidgraham2673 👍🏻😂
Огромное спасибо!!! Вы так легко и доступно показываете возможости инструмента👍👍👍 Успехов Вам!!!!
Так себе столяр (не та фреза, ой не та), а инструмент хороший)))
@@ko_tik_1394голос с дивана?
改めて日本の木材のみで強度が出る技術は本当に凄い事が分かった！
勿論動画を下げたい訳ではないです
Excess glue can always be cleaned away but adding it is a bit trickier...
Yea, you can wipe it away, but it makes stain not be uniformed
You should have a little excess, but this was way too much.
I was totally completely different way to glue growing up. I was told to get a reasonable layer on both surfaces that it stood out and try for a while and then join it together not just slop a whole bunch on like you're ladling gravy had a Midwest breakfast buffet. You want someone your biscuits and your eggs. Of course
Fact.
Inside out would also mean you can probably skip glue on the last 6 inches at both ends
Netflix:"Are you still watching?"
Someone's daughter:
I was going to say that 💀
LMAOOOO
Was looking for that comment
Haven’t seen this joke In a long time
💀
Why is wood working so satisfying? I will never know but I’ll always enjoy
Never used finger joints but that looks pretty cool, and a nice shaper as well. OK, a little heavy on the glue, but far better than a glue starved joint, and it' s easily wiped off. Nothing to be ashamed of there, and it went together well.
this was a terrible example. This bit is designed to "lengthen" long boards "end-to-end".. this video is an epic fail of what this router bit is designed for, sadly
@@thefeet
It doesn't matter what something was made for.
You can also open beer bottles with a screwdriver or make patterns in butter with a comb🤣
Came straight to the comments once the glue dripped 😂
You came?
@@davemiller638just like those glue joins.
Without disappointment.
Theres always disappointment afterwards.
You realy did came.
Wife: 'Your drinking beer again?'
Husband: 'Just waiting for the glue to dry'
@@Britishpersun565ui yu ko
@@edijawai24280+¹
Thank you for mentioning beer because I took a can out of the fridge half an hour ago and you reminded me to drink it
مثل رائع وجميل
you mean just waiting for the dry to glue
Наличие дырок на стыке компенсируется скоростью демонстрации и обилием клея. Мастер ну просто гений )))
Ну а фреза расчитана на поперечное содинение, но никак не на продольное. Посмотрите на заводские мебельные щиты.
Оооо я тут не один кто в курсе, где он накосячил))))
Well organised work shop, love the positive smile of this hard-working guy. It is truly inspiring, no matter which field of work you are in.
no you need to clamp it in the middle first and go out so the glue squeezes out and doesnt create pockets in the middle
I always set glue on both pieces ...
If you look at it on the last piece he doesn't even spread the glue half way down the piece
my words exactly...😊
@@niniv2706Q
Because he's prick on social media with a stupid cap, none of this junk is useful or impressive.
the sound of a new blade cutting wood is soothing
I love how the sound changes in pitch when he flips the other piece around.
This is a really good piece!
You also explained it briefly and well and mentioned yourself that it was a bit much glue.
It would have been perfect with a picture of the final result after the glue had set.
Thank you!
Wood 9 months later : 🤰🤱👩🍼
Must've been the morning
That's foul!!
I'm glad someone else's mind came to that idea as well
@@GenNTivathis is the reason I came down here
@@mr.northern8280same
I think those joints are dry that will make them brittle and easy to break I recommend using more glue next time👍
😭
@jasono2139 I'm not falling for that trick again Mr. Elmer 😼
A real carpenter dry ages their wood in glue first. Guys a noob
@@RealJPMcGrath 100%... way too much wood in that glue if I say so myself.
If it doesn't look like uncured Bondo before you go to sand it, you're doing it wrong!
I only liked this because I want to be like 100
-How much glue do you use?
-Bukkake.
Fun fact, the color of the tape defines how long the glue will remain pliable. You may have noticed that the "tan" tape, cheap and fast drying glue, is almost impossible to completely remove.
The blue tape is rated for 2 weeks and the green tape gives you an extra week or two, but in practice it works out to more like a month or so, that you can take to texture and paint your walls, before the tape starts to bond to the trim. Never use tape btw except for what he's doing.
The more expensive tape doesn't protect your clear fir from the scratchy bar clamps any better than the cheap stuff, but the butcher paper and glue waterfalls do add to the visual effect.
If you spritz a little water into those bone dry channels before you lather the glue on - well what am I thinking? Look at all those sponsorship posters!
*Sees glue seeping out* “I should call her”
Everything I see reminds me of her...
@@Silent002
Yeh, even the circus clown running away as a 12 car pileup happens inside the neighbors house across the street reminds me of her. 😢
@@Silent002Is her name Little Debbie? Cause that's what you call a cream pie.
No brother, you need to head out to the work shop and build a table or something.
Her tits are temporary, but a proper solid built piece of furniture is damn near eternal.
OMG LMAO
The grain on that second piece of wood was magnificent
true.
It legit looks like Damascus steel
It might be burlwood/close to it
Parece Angelim pedra
I just hope he doesn't over stain it.
The gift for the woodworker who has everything. Literally everything.
That bit looks really awesome
if my dad took me to a workshop with this level of machinery, i would want to be a carpenter
Wood Worker or Cabinet Maker, carpenters are more construction based. It’s not a bad idea though, learning a Trade is the best thing to do.
@@zombadie1025 I dunno man.. A robot welder engineer or operator Can still be called welder?
@@thekulolaliyes they can be. What do you think underwater welders are doing? Or surgeons using robots? The operator still needs precise knowledge of the field to make adjustments
@@thekulolalithen you need to look deeper, if they works on mass produced welded material, no they just an operator, no more no less
But if they works on many types of conditions that needs manually on hands and automatically, yes they are welder
Достаточно увидеть это видео, чтобы захотеть быть плотником!
Idk why but every time it comes in my feed I watch it all the time. It's just something so satisfying about this video. 💗
How much glue you gonna use?
"Yes"
This got me 😂
Rule of God is incoming.
What's the blast raidis on the b###
Yes
"Global explosion"
Love badgers videos.
If he did not use excess glue we would never guess he was from usa 😂
Glue is cheap lack of glue is very, very expensive...
The wood is just there to hold the glue in place.
"Everything reminds me of her"
*HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA*
*WHAT!?!?!?* been there till i kick her out of my head living rent free
😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Came here to say 'I should call her' XD
LOL! From "The Naked Gun" Everything reminds me of her... ruclips.net/video/bTxFFWajIII/видео.htmlsi=sCdajDdvlpSqC7FU
Exactly how I made my extra wide solid wood kitchen worktops 20 years ago that are still beautiful today.
When i made my apprenticeship 30 years ago i was taught to screw a short strip ( about 8-10 mm /// ¼ Inch broader then the " original" Plank ) at the head of a plank , seo it ll be routed at the head . Unscrew it+ u ll have a perfekt fitting " brush " to place the glue . Pulled with 3-7° U can dosage the mass of glue . 89° at hard wood , 83 at soft wood , which can Take up more glue than the harder .
RUclips algorithm: Thi man can watch literally anything
Look at the white thing 😂😂
w the amount of shorts im getting about woodcrafts, guns, etc. i was thinking i got the department of corrections engagement algorithm pre-selected for me
ay man can i ask you a question, which is it do you like more youtube shorts or tiktok and why?
😢
@@yassinmohamed5252 tiktok is banned in india
for those looking for the finished product, we will show you once the glue dries up
So like... in two years?
If you know you know. It's still getting planed or sanded after, but the edge alignment looks pretty good. Definitely better than some of the edge joinery I've seen.
The glue dries up in 5 minutos
@@evaristocastaneda4820 the optimal time for woodglue is 24 hours, for those fibers to properly absorb the liquid and bond together tightly, glue is already dry in just hours or so but the wood bond is not yet that great, never seen a five minute dry glue though
@@Sheenamay-ko9neit takes only a few minutes to dry beyond being malleable. I assume that's what the commenter meant. Another important factor is the climate, especially humidity.
as my dad always says a little to much glue is enough glue because it means that its completely filled that hole and made sure its secure
This actually made me super tired very fast it’s that effective I would love to see more of this
Bless whoever milled those beautiful boards
They definitely stand out!
Que bueno. Que costo tiene la maquina gracias
I don't know about anybody else, but seeing that router bit cut for the first time is very very exhilarating ha ha ha
I have 0 affinity with woodworking but these video's are relaxing to watch
I think it’s crazy how those big beams in your pole barn are made of like either 2x8 or 2x10, held together with those joints lol. Strong stuff
I’ll be watching shorts then see beautiful machinery show up, and not even look at the name knowing it’s you.
You have MASSIVE machinery, and some of the highest end tools I’ve ever seen someone have in a collection.
I legit can’t think of anyone else whos wood shop for industrial tools even come close to yours.
You could stick continents back together with that amount of glue!
New Pangea - brought to you by Tite Bond!
😂😂
Underrated comment 😂😂😂
Is this what they use to make a 12 foot baseboard out of 32 pieces of scrap?
Even worse in door jambs
0 98
@@YourFavouriteComment The door them selves where you can no longer use hand planes
Or you can pay twice as much to get "stain grade"
@@sculptormills Thought that was the reason for re-foresting?
Sweet! Table making made easy! I can see many uses for that bit!!!
Shout out Freud, great ass bits man, we run their quarter inch bits in a CNC mill they're damn tough, I like them and SpeTools a lot.
これを見てると、日本の全く釘やボンドなんて使わずに木と木を組み合わせてしまう「組子(組子細工)」
は本当すごい。
Si usa pegamento. O al menos algunos artesanos lo hace.
It would really be nice to see a demonstration. Gracias for the fyi regarding the "Kumiko" method. I looked it up real quick n only a couple types of wood is used for that method, a particular type of Cedar & I forgot the other. Again Gracias. "Isa"
あれ本当に強度と技術凄いよね
宮大工の手伝いに行った旦那が
帰ってきた時の第一声が
あいつら頭おかしいでした😂
Japanese woodcraft is from the mind of God.
I love how the tool come in a case looking like a rare collectible!
Pokebits: Gotta catch'em all
@@RKingis 😂😂😂
Hi, I live a few kilometers from the place where FREUD company was founded and where it is still active today ( Near Udine, Friuli Venezia Giulia-Italy). Excellent tools!
for those thinking about using this: it's a bit of a pain to set up, it's beautiful but not that strong. The use case here is also a little ridonculous. Dowels or dominos would be better. These bits are around 150-200 usd usually.
quick recommendation, tighten clamps in rhe middle first to avoid glue pockets and uneven glue distribution on one end to the other. if you clamp one side first then you push glue towards the other side
The grooves are usually deeper than the teeth for that specific reason
And where did you acquire your RUclips wood working degree sir ? 😂😂 always gotta be one of yall in these comments 🤦🏽♂️
Not sure if you're referring too me or the OP, but I've been a carpenter for many years.
My mother always said, "If nothing good to say, please be quiet
@McG-Loyd79 What do you care? You jealous or something buddy? 😂
I love the harmonics on the pass throughs 😂
It was beautiful 😮💨
I dig the use of the word "harmonics"
I thought i was secretly hearing things 😂😂
It does sound a bit like a musical chord.
Great cut, watched it several times, it glued me to screen
Finger joints looking like Riley Reid after a busy day at work
I did not know that I needed to find out how those grooves are made until now.
How would you have guessed it was done?
@@dfirment1064 that they cut it from a real thick log 😂😂😂
😊000
This is so freaking amazing! Simple thing but making so much happiness
I really jealous of all of the high-end machines they are so awesome I wish I had some.
For those commenting on the excessive amount of glue, take a closer look around the shop. Notice the large 'Titebond' sign? Notice the bottles of Titbond glue handy? This video isn't about the joiner bit, it's a glue commercial.
He should watch it on an IPhone then, I didn’t see the banner 😂
I didn't look around the shop I never saw any other glue bottles or canisters more containers or whatever the hell you're talking about. Soooooo...
@desertodavid it's another conspiracy nutcase, go figure.
You're dumb.
Didn't notice th product placement.....just th bad technique
Gotta make sure you have your board orientation figured out for the reverse joint.
Yeah. How do ya do that?
@@ashleygrant3131 he showed how to do it on second board...
@@miki_carno he didn’t he just pointed and cut he didn’t show how to do anything
You line it up and flip it to get the reverse cut that fits in
I didn’t even have to hire a detective or take a course at the Y to figure that out
@@ltsjoeyy yes he did you just not paying attention
Awesome! I'd want a shop like that on my property!
Anybody else feel super satisfied seeing the dust collection? Woodworking Struggles lol
Overkill for the intended purpose, but SUPER strong joint! Way more surface area!
Biscuits would have worked
Not for shear force tho
Not only more surface area, but it also allows the wood itself to directly resist shear forces without loading the glue and without any complicated cuts and joints
What was the intended purpose?
@@fived9424probably a small table?
That bit is for joining endgrain. The long grain will bond with the glue without need of complex joinery. Just make sure your pieces are straight and square to one another.
Yes. Many carpinters in Africa do not have these nice machines, just saw and plain, glue and clamps. They make beautiful pieces of art.
Yup. I guess this video was to try and justify the purchase to those who don’t know this.
From the looks of his shop he has no clue what he is doing...LOL
I mean it can't hurt
Agreed, if you have some warped boards you can throw a few biscuits to help align but this video is a total overkill for anything other than endgrain.
Freud Finger Joint Bit is my favorite metal band
strangely satisfying.
Your workshop is the stuff of dreams. 😵💫
en el taller que estoy somos 3 personas y está con polvo y virutas de aluminio y de hierro arena ratas etc jajajaja
@@ibnezromero1857hasta las ratas están trabajando el hierro, y luego las cucarachas y luego las hormigas hahahaha
@@Croncho-dj4lypor eso esque si taller está exageradamente limpio
wet dreams
That a really cool bit! I wish we had that back in the day in wood shop class.
ยุ่งยาก
What is that brown sheet called?
@@granthpunjabibutcher paper, it is a disposable work surface and often comes in a 200ft to 1000ft roll.
[Quran:- 5:72]:-
“Jesus has said, "O Children of Israel, worship Allah, my Lord and your Lord."
[Quran:- 19:30]:-
“Jesus has said, "Indeed, I am the servant of Allah. He has given me the Scripture and made me a Prophet.”
[Quran:- 4:171]:-
“Christ Jesus the son of Mary was no more than a messenger of Allah…..So believe in Allah and His messengers. Say not "Trinity" desist: it will be better for you: for Allah is one Allah:
@@HasanUnknownJesus said God has Ligma.
The most satisfying part is watching the dust collector in action . . . such a nice clean work area.
Admitting you have a problem is the first step to glue recovery.
Came for the finger joint stayed for the glue
Should’ve said stuck around for the glue
😂
If that glue was oil, america would invade his shop
"Your gluing that wrong" said the guy who hasn't touched a tablesaw since highschool woodshop.
Por fin supe cómo usar esa fresa....Gracias vato....
That glue had more drip then every rapper today
This man is prolly the happiest alive look at his smile 😊 he’s smiling 24/7 😂❤
Wood work can be extremely satisfying
Конечно,счастливый...его же показали по ТВ ...и в сети ,, засветился,,
Ok, all glue criticism aside, this is one HELL of a cool jointing video. I would love to have this workshop. I'm jealous.
Well about joints, the Chinese grand pas would not even have used glue 😂
You're not the only one lol
“You didn’t finish inside me did you?”
🤦♂️
𓀐𓂺ඞ
I CAME here knowing someone like you would be here
@@putrastywtf
there where 3 Joints it was too much dripping out for only 1
That dripping of excess glue makes it like a kind of cooking show.
I hate injuries so much, that I have to pass on cool stuff like this
Japanese wood workers: "why glue tho?"
Русские мастера , а зачем шип паз
It dosent mater what country you at, I can tell you from my Experience Every carpenter has his own strategy...
My man must have stock in that glue company! 🤣
My brain:"lick the saw"
Me: "why?"
My brain:"do it"
Works so well when you have perfectly planed wood. Gotta love the amount of tools this guy has
A true masterpiece in under a minute. Bravo, creator!
How is that a "masterpiece"? O.o
And its timelapse took alot more than a minute..
Easily impressed by fast forwarding, huh? 👍
@@CD-kg9bywhen I rewind videos, Its exactly the same as going back in time.
😂👍
Looks like my search history when those clamps tighten
Nothing like a glue coat to protect the wood. Good idea man 😃🔥
I wish I could have a shop like this
what i mostly love about your videos is that you do it all by yourself! you have all the great machinery one carpenter could dream of !
Присоединяюсь,оборудование у него,что надо.
Makes the tongue and grove system like butter on a project🏆👍 that tool needs a award😂😂
Use a BRUSH to apply your glue! That's faster, more even, a whole lot less messy, and you won't waste so much by using twice the amount of glue that's actually needed. Also this type of glue (the white glue meant for wood work) can be cleaned off of your tools and your workpiece with a wet cloth; it can essentially be washed away cause is water dissolvable until it has dried. Only from that point on it is water resistant (but that you likely already knew).
That bit is bad ass! I love watching you work. Wish I could afford your beautiful creations!
It’s the tools he’s using you like. Easy way to do a finger joint.
Brilliant use of this bit! We usually see this joint going through a small thickness to join short pieces together into a long piece. Using it like this, I can't imagine a stronger panel!
Congratulations, great work. I make my own fangs on the lathe. They're not as perfect as this one.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This bit is for end grain to end grain glue ups. Using it in this fashion is nearly completely useless, if not actually weakening the joint. It might help the boards register a bit during clamping, but otherwise I'm pretty sure this would actually be weaker than if you had just glued the flat faces together.
Look at any factory-made butcher block and you'll see what I mean.
World record for most glue ever used by a rookie
See the Titebond banner over his workshop
I hope everyone understands and knows that he actually didnt put too much glue and that he was supposed to make it drip that much. You have to put excess glue so there isnt too little and so it can seep into the grains of the wood when you apply pressure, this ensures the joint never comes apart and the wood will always break before the glue does
Wrong. This is excessive.
@@JulesSecretShow ive had to make finger joints before and it really isnt
It really is. But keep using too much glue and believing that.
He didn’t use too much glue. I would’ve used too much glue. He doesn’t know the meaning of too much glue. I wrote the meaning of too much glue. Amateurs everywhere. #yougonnaeatyourglue
@@vadwvea7153Brush a layer of glue on both surfaces. It makes a great bond with much less mess and waste.
So easy with the proper tools