Things are coming on nicely, I must say when I cut compound angles I have to make samples of the angels first and use these to cut to otherwise my scrap pile definitely ends up far larger than the pieces for the job at hand, this is going to end up a beautiful casket for someone’s pet 👌👌👌👍👍👍🇦🇺
The decorative moldings looks great. For someone who say angles are not her forte, those corners look amazing. I don't believe you truly understand how good a woodworker you really are. Considering your small space and limited amount of tools you have at your disposal, the quality of your work is truly amazing. Add to that the artistic flair you bring to each piece, your work is not only well made but also visually pleasing. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
Thank you for showing how you created this pet casket. It is exactly what I hope to build. I anticipate struggling with compound miter cuts but hope to build the jigs you used to have the same success you had. Thanks for posting and sharing.
It's growing into a characteristically beautiful piece. Thank you for showing how you do things; I have struggled with compound mitre reverse cuts but didn't think of setting the mitre sled with two guides on the same side of the blade - but now I can see how to make it a bit easier for myself! Thanks for posting and sharing.
Both pieces are beautiful. All those angles take so much precision and patience to get tight. Nice work! I usually have my pets cremated and build a small box for their final remains.
Coming along nicely! Compound angles don't always come out the way they're suppose to for sure! My experience sneak up on the cut and and adjust as needed! You will get where you want to be! Nice job Honey!
Wow this peace is verry nice and i’m happy to know that it won’t be burned (incinerated) . Just to know , could you put your molding up against the fence of your tray ? Because the top and bottom of the crown molding , has an angle on the top and bottom part . That way there’s one angle taken care of 👍🏼 Just love your work 🇨🇦❤️
Yeah, you can use the miter gauge to cut it like you would on a miter saw with the blade titled as well as the fence. But on the table saw to cut this I would have had to raised the blade to almost 3 inches, so the crosscut sled allows the blade to be lower and still cuts both angles at one time.
You have made a few comments regarding the brad nails. Since you are gluing the pieces, have you tried the 23 ga. pin nails before? If i am doing a lot of fine trim it is my go to fastener.
I watch for the technique, etc. The subject, though extremely well built, is a little gloak every Saturday...Might I suggest a custom made, hand crafted, new age, Easter Basket soon....rr Normandy, France
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Things are coming on nicely, I must say when I cut compound angles I have to make samples of the angels first and use these to cut to otherwise my scrap pile definitely ends up far larger than the pieces for the job at hand, this is going to end up a beautiful casket for someone’s pet 👌👌👌👍👍👍🇦🇺
This project just looks awesome. Thank you for sharing this with us today from Henrico County Virginia
Beautiful work HBW! Happy Saturday!
The decorative moldings looks great.
For someone who say angles are not her forte, those corners look amazing.
I don't believe you truly understand how good a woodworker you really are.
Considering your small space and limited amount of tools you have at your disposal, the quality of your work is truly amazing.
Add to that the artistic flair you bring to each piece, your work is not only well made but also visually pleasing.
Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
Thanks! You have a great week too!
I like the way you use the moulding to create the final shape and form of the box, very clever. Thanks for sharing, have a great weekend. ✌️
Thank you for showing how you created this pet casket. It is exactly what I hope to build. I anticipate struggling with compound miter cuts but hope to build the jigs you used to have the same success you had. Thanks for posting and sharing.
If you use the same molding I did it was pretty inexpensive so all the Mis-cuts I made didn’t hurt too much.
It's growing into a characteristically beautiful piece. Thank you for showing how you do things; I have struggled with compound mitre reverse cuts but didn't think of setting the mitre sled with two guides on the same side of the blade - but now I can see how to make it a bit easier for myself! Thanks for posting and sharing.
I should have shown my pile of mistakes haha. These compound cuts always take me for a unpleasant ride the whole process.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks They would certainly have made me feel a little better about my own hahaha
Both pieces are beautiful. All those angles take so much precision and patience to get tight. Nice work! I usually have my pets cremated and build a small box for their final remains.
Coming together beautifully!
Coming along nicely! Compound angles don't always come out the way they're suppose to for sure! My experience sneak up on the cut and and adjust as needed! You will get where you want to be! Nice job Honey!
Nice job, you are skilled and talented.
Great job!
Wow this peace is verry nice and i’m happy to know that it won’t be burned (incinerated) . Just to know , could you put your molding up against the fence of your tray ? Because the top and bottom of the crown molding , has an angle on the top and bottom part . That way there’s one angle taken care of 👍🏼
Just love your work 🇨🇦❤️
Yeah, you can use the miter gauge to cut it like you would on a miter saw with the blade titled as well as the fence. But on the table saw to cut this I would have had to raised the blade to almost 3 inches, so the crosscut sled allows the blade to be lower and still cuts both angles at one time.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks ok oups sorry to budge like that in your work and your ways of doing things 😜thx for sharing 🇨🇦❤️
You have made a few comments regarding the brad nails. Since you are gluing the pieces, have you tried the 23 ga. pin nails before? If i am doing a lot of fine trim it is my go to fastener.
I haven't, I'll have to check those out. Didn't even think of it honestly.
You may find, in many cases, filling holes is not needed...
I watch for the technique, etc. The subject, though extremely well built, is a little gloak every Saturday...Might I suggest a custom made, hand crafted, new age, Easter Basket soon....rr Normandy, France
hahaha. The bright spot to these caskets are both the intended doggo's are still alive and well!