Jointing the Frame Components on a £10,000 Entrance Door, Joinery
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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In this episode I'm taking you through the process of Tenoning the Frame components (do this first) then morticing to match. I'll explain why and how I set the shoulder heights, positions and guide you through the whole process. Please enjoy. Click the like button it helps a lot, as does shopping on Amazon via my links (at the expense of amazon so please abuse it!)
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I remember those size sections its bloody hard work it changes the dinamics a lot.
I know back in the day they didnt have a lot of the tools like we have to hand but they got away using softwoods a lot more as it was quality pine like dougie fir and
redwoods and the sections on everything could be smaller as they didnt have massive insulating glazing to incorporate.
Fairplay to you mate another quality video showing true traditional joinery executed to an awesome level
Hats off 👍
thanks bud, appreciate it! yes 200mm thick frame shows up a out of square shoulder cut massively(if you have one) haha
I did have one episode of brain freeze watching this so i did a quick rewind to thaw it out, it was the flipping between mortising & the drawings. George might be a noisy bugger in the next workshop but he does help you out with some niffty improvised metal pieces when you need them.
You have to really keep your wits about you! One false move and that’s a lot of money gone. Well done, you are a true craft. 👍🇬🇧👍
true!!
Coming along nicely. Lots to think about as you are machining to avoid mistakes. I think you are doing extremely well. Cheers. Jim
Great content, and only one error. Great that you picked up on the mistake before it happened, although to be fair, not removing enough material is easier to rectify than removing too much 😁
Its a complex project for sure 😮👍
That mortice machine!!!!I had one similar lots of fooking around😂
Loving this series Ollie….thank you. Could you turn on the x-ray feature in Sketchup to show what the tenons look like inside the various door joints? 👍
yeah, quick look just use "K" to show back edges
As always great videos Oliver showing the extra details is a good thing, maybe boring to some but it shows the amount of background work involved if you like, to produce a stunning piece of joinery. Can the white nylon wheeled pressure bar be bought separately or was it supplied with a piece of your machinery. Great work thank you for sharing.
its a felder item and seperately, but its mighty ££££
could probably make your own from some timber and a spring ;)
I like to clean up the shop at the end of the day too. Apart from the fire risk, it makes starting in the morning much nicer😊
Very true! 👍
yes, ive spent some time (not finished yet) clearing ym shop of loose items so i can use a battery leaf blower every night now. its great
Have you made a video about the trend shield?
no i havent, its not really my style tool videos, its a good bit of kit for certain jobs. Wouldnt wear it all day int he shop. fantastic for cleaning/blowing down at end of the day
@@BradshawJoinery Thankyou you are an artist.
Using mahogany?
Nearly, its sapele
Love it 👍🏻
The language that comes out my mouth as a result of F ups would not best please my mother 😂
Nice to see you’re human mate, they’ll be a lot watching you twice as old and half as good that feel slight better about our general incompetence when we see you do a Clanger
Half the trade is getting yourself out the poop.
Forgetting setback in glazing rebate GUILTY 👋😂
Forgetting to reference off the outside face on a top sash meeting rail mortice is another fairly regular one that gets the swearing happening
It’s jumping from job to job that does it, ‘Xmas coming!!!’ And ‘auto pilot’
ahh morticing the wrong side of the meeting rails on a sash is classic. Glued many a block in during my time haha
That’s why you get paid the big bucks. It’s very complex joinery.
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I did have one episode of brain freeze watching this so i did a quick rewind to thaw it out, it was the flipping between mortising & the drawings. George might be a noisy bugger in the next workshop but he does help you out with some niffty improvised metal pieces when you need them.
Haha, i get confused editing it! ha. He is a legend, just some days the griiindin gets on ya t**s lol
I even like the way you handle the timber. The sign of a true artisan 🌞
This may be seen by some as a criticism but it genuinely isn’t.
I remember well - because it really struck a chord with- a lesson in which the woodworking design tutor said that “just because you can, doesn’t mean that you should”. He was talking about the Victorian habit of embellishing everything just because they now had ,a homely which could and the reaction of the English Arts and Crafts movement to it. However, the lesson has stayed with me. In fact, as I get older, I seem to apply the maxim of less can be better. So, I look for the simplest way of achieving something rather than reaching for a piece of machinery each time.
For me, that means I use the domino machines a lot more than my morticer; it’s easier, less strain on old shoulders and, frankly, I have never had a domino joint fail on me - at least 15 years of using a domino. For sure, for large components, I gang up domino’s and/or make my own mega domino’s which fit into a mortice made of overlapping domino strokes.
So, I would urge those who perhaps don’t have a tenoned or a morticer or a domino, not to give up. Anyone can make a dowel jig out of scrap within minutes amd, providing you have lots of glue area (which might mean lots of dowels), you can get a joint just a strong as you need. I would guess that the timber will rot before your joint gives in.
So, admire complex joints but don’t think they are mandatory.
Just my view
true story! times are changing too, wont see much joinery like this in 50 years time. if any
Clever trick with the band saw stop....less chance a sawdust buildup will affect the stop location.👍
I’m really enjoying the process in this build 👍🏼 glad you incorporate any mistakes made into the videos, they are easily made and we’re all only human. Look forward to the next part
'A man who hasn't made a mistake hasn't made much', as my boss once told me.
@@daveclement5752 very true
thankyou!!
Quality stuff again. Like that you're leaving in catching a mistake. Always a good feeling to find it before you fluff it!
Just noticed Sedgwick that explains a lot😢
Ça manque un peu de précision
Excellent videos. I just wish I had a clue what you're talking. Surely, can't just be me
Oh, I understand every word Oliver says - the words, not the sentences and paragraphs 😂🌞
haha seems quite common, ill probably watch back in many years time and be confused myself
@@BradshawJoinery Are you feeling better now, Oliver? 🌞
@@raydriver7300 yes, took a long while! Had the door finished just before Christmas 😆just editing to do!
@@BradshawJoinery 👍
Hey!
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I am a finish carpenter in the states and I stress with my stuff ! That job your on? Makes you loose you hair in your 30’s brother! Wow! I can hardly watch ? Like an operation on camera!
haha thanks bud!!
@@BradshawJoinery you def earned it amazing joinery and math to keep it all tight!
My, a mistake, even the best have them. Love the content
Onward
Beautiful job Bai
Do you make you clients aware that you’re filming the process?
yes