STRONG Wood Joints | 8 Ways to Cut Lap Joints
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- 8 ways, using 6 different tools, to cut woodworking lap joints!
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I had no idea that any miter/chop saws had a depth stop, the 4 I've used have all lacked it. I was always just really impressed when folks seemed able to consistently hit the same depth "by hand".
This is EXACTLY the video I was looking for!
Good, straightforward tutorial, John. Thanks. I think you have a future as an instructor. 😊
I appreciate it!
Excellent Instruction and Options!!!
Thanks for watching!
This is EXACTLY the video I was looking for! Thanks for the multiple pathways to the same effect.
Thanks for watching!
Fabulous. You have nice tools and expensive ones, but you make it look like anyone could do it!
Really can! There’s always another way 👍🏽
This was great timing as I am new to woodworking and was wondering what my next tools would be. Your video was well made and really showed how to handle the wood.
Thanks
Awesome thanks for watching!
Great video!! Everything fits together beautifully.. can’t wait to see your next video!
Will be up in a couple days!
FANTASTIC Video!! I was looking for different ways to get the same job done as I'm pretty new to this whole thing
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! As a complete beginner, I learned a lot. I will definitely untilize some of these techniques.
Awesome, glad it helped!!
This video was extremely informative. I'll definitely be trying out some of these. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing… Best to you and yours
You too, thank you!
What bit did you use on the last little router tool? Also, with that little router, it would work to do an overlap cut right, not just on the end? Thank you for the video, I do very little woodwork myself, and only have a few tools, I think I'm thinking about buying a router, they are cheap enough and small enough, just not sure what bit I need to make these types of dado cuts
1/2” mortising bit
Nice work, Love your videos. Amazing work on the Ohio State cutting board…
I’ve gotta make 32 1 1/2 inch deep, 3/4 inch wide half lap joints and the thought of raising a dado stack to its max height frightened me, I had completely forgotten about the depth stop on my sliding miter saw. 😂
great, thanks for sharing, I'll wait for your next video
Thanks for watching!!
Pretty cool thanks
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this is what I need, thx
Thanks for watching!
Very helpful!
great presentation thanks
Thanks for sharing, excellent video. Do others.
Thanks man!
Great tutorial video!
Thank you!!
Great information!! Stay safe!!
Thank you!
Appreciate the video! My frustration has always been with cutting too much off both pieces or a fraction too wide.....before and after pencil line....ha
Yea it’s all about creeping up on the right depth for sure!
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for watching!!
Personally, this is why routers are my favorite tools.
Very versatile!
Great Job!
Thanks for watching!!
Great video!!
Thank you!
Very cool!
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Great video! Lots of great ways to make those cuts! What type of fence do you have on your bandsaw? Really like the look of it
Just the stock one that comes on it 👍🏽
Ok, you used almost every electrical appliance in your shop. Except the drill press. A question, what about a simple hand-saw?
Go for it 👍🏽
Hand saw would take forever - these methods are practical. I think most people could probably get a used skill saw cheap
Great video you show the one I need you to show how to cut it already done but you don’t show how to cut it. The interlocking X pieces.
All the same methods. Just cutting on the edge of the pieces instead of the face
Good stuff. Very helpful. Question - Does the stock thickness need to be divisible by 2? For example, you're using 1 1/2 stock joined to 3/4. Would it matter if the smaller piece was say, 5/8? I'm trying to build your outfeed table with dimensional lumber. I've milled the 4x4s down to 3 1/8 square and now need to mill the 2x4. After jointing and planing the 2x4s I'll probably have them down somewhere around 1 1/4. Do I need to plane the 4x4 so their max thickness is twice the thickness of what I'm joining them to?
No you don’t have to do exactly half. If they do end up 1 1/4 (or whatever) you’d just cut your lap joint that depth so they end up flush
Thanks. That’s what I was hoping! Got the legs and stretchers milled and about to throw the dado stack in to cut my first half lap!
Thanks for the refresher course. Good to see someone on RUclips putting out good content while making money.
Good advice. Note to self, dont be so anal about having a perfectly smooth cut on the bottom. It doesn’t matter and nobody will see it anyway.