Hi , well I wasn’t drinking just made a mistake thanks for pointing it out I meant to say 29 mm. Not 19 I’ll see if i can add an on screen text to rectify the problem thanks for your feedback best wishes David
Hi David. I was having a browse through my YT subscriptions when I came across your channel and I thought - I haven't seen anything from him for a while.When I clicked back to the feed page, there you were with a new video. What a pleasure and what a useful demonstration. Thanks and best wishes.
Hi Stephen ,it’s been a while since I posted a video ,you know highest priorities but it’s really good to be shooting videos again as you can probably tell my son is too busy with his studies to do the filming and editing !! Have a great weekend David
Thanks David. I continue to get quite a kick out of your lessons for a bloke like me. Btw, I just got my hole saws delivered. Of course I had a set already, but we can't travel. So helping some random Cinese factory I guess.
Did you ever do a video on your giant pencil sharpener tenon maker ? 6 years ago you mentioned showing us how to make it but I haven't been able to find the instructions. I like it makes an infinite tenon. Not a short little blind tenon like the commercial made ones.
Hi Burt your right I want to make that video I hope i find the time to get back to RUclips soon meanwhile try searching dowel cutter theres a few videos with similar shop made tools best wishes David
Welcome back my friend David. The video is doubled, IE at 9:09 it starts all over again making an 18 minute video. 🙄I was thinking of making a reamer, but do not do much stools or chairs.
Everything is good David. School is doing fine. They have all completed a mortise and tenon. Done some coping saw work last week, and introduced them to safety with power tools and machinery. I got a cool chainsaw. Did you see it?
Hi if you use green wood for tenons they will shrink as they dry and become loose in their mortise. The solution is to cut your tenons over size and then dry them,you can do this by heating a bucket of sand on a fire then place the tenons in the sand until dry, if the mortise is green the dry tenons will absorb water from it and expand and the mortise will shrink as it dries creating a tight joint. Thanks for your feedback good luck with your project David
I am thinking about to make a log furniture from eucalyptus wood, Can I use mortise and tenon joint on Green wood? Seasoned wood is very hard especially eucalyptus...!
Hi Amit to make mortise and tenon joinery with green wood you must ensure that the tenons are bane dry and the mortises are in the green wood,this way the mortise will contract as it dries and make a tight strong joint,Shabbat shalom David
@@RusticDavid Thank you for your kind reply, I am from India though...! Dry tenon is best idea, can you suggest any easy way if I use all green wood or all seasoned wood for both mortise and tenons..?
@@amitdesai2421 hi I think using dry wood is the easiest please check out my channel for different ways to make joinery for rustic furniture Have a great day David
Now I can at least start out with small but still usefully dimensioned branches and limbs with the miscellany of tools I have without buying those expensive specialty timber mortise and tenon sets or cutting everything manually.
Hi Michael yeh I got my numbers muddled up!! Of course the outside diameter is bigger than the inside diameter by about 6mm thanks for pointing that out i had intended to add text amending it Thanks again have s great weekend David
Hello David, could I have your mail ID please? I have some wood pieces at home and need some ideas as to what I can do with them. I can send you some pictures of them so that you have a clear picture! PS: I don't have any carpentry background. Cheers AB
Have you been drinking? How can the inside diameter be larger than the outside diameter?. You need to see a therapist or join AA!
Hi , well I wasn’t drinking just made a mistake thanks for pointing it out I meant to say 29 mm. Not 19 I’ll see if i can add an on screen text to rectify the problem thanks for your feedback best wishes David
sir,you're back.well,done.i always enjoy watching your vids
Great to see you too Regular it’s been a while regards David
Hi David. I was having a browse through my YT subscriptions when I came across your channel and I thought - I haven't seen anything from him for a while.When I clicked back to the feed page, there you were with a new video. What a pleasure and what a useful demonstration. Thanks and best wishes.
Hi Stephen ,it’s been a while since I posted a video ,you know highest priorities but it’s really good to be shooting videos again as you can probably tell my son is too busy with his studies to do the filming and editing !! Have a great weekend David
Thanks David. I continue to get quite a kick out of your lessons for a bloke like me. Btw, I just got my hole saws delivered. Of course I had a set already, but we can't travel. So helping some random Cinese factory I guess.
Thank you for the clear information and all of the tips along the way.
Hi Tammy you’re welcome thank you for commenting good luck with your project Happy Woodworking David
It’s nice to have both the theatrical version and the director’s cut in one video. Welcome back, Dave!
Hi Stephen as you know I’m low tech !! Out of practice with uploading videos!!
All fixed!!!
....cool simple fast cheap & efficient..
Thanks Fred Happy Woodworking David
I love the way you explain, the way you work with simple tools or not. Great job, twice thanks for twice videos 😉 greetings from France
Hi Gilles Thank you for your feedback Great to see you back in the comments Best Wishes David
excellent tip, thank you for the video.
Thank you Mr3 Happy Woodworking David
Awesome !
Thank You
Hi Hardy, I’m very Happy You Liked the Video Happy Woodworking David
A great idea to use the two kinds of bits for tenon and mortise
Thank you Gilles it’s been a while since I’ve seen you in the comments Best Wishes David
@@RusticDavid I keep on watching your videos 🤩 but I don't often comment.
Did you ever do a video on your giant pencil sharpener tenon maker ?
6 years ago you mentioned showing us how to make it but I haven't been able to find the instructions.
I like it makes an infinite tenon. Not a short little blind tenon like the commercial made ones.
Hi Burt your right I want to make that video I hope i find the time to get back to RUclips soon meanwhile try searching dowel cutter theres a few videos with similar shop made tools best wishes David
top shelf
Hi Ruth, thanks for your comment, good luck with your project
Welcome back my friend David. The video is doubled, IE at 9:09 it starts all over again making an 18 minute video. 🙄I was thinking of making a reamer, but do not do much stools or chairs.
Hey Pascal!! Yes I will fix it out of practice!! How are you doing? Hope all is well with your family and school best wishes David
Everything is good David. School is doing fine. They have all completed a mortise and tenon. Done some coping saw work last week, and introduced them to safety with power tools and machinery. I got a cool chainsaw. Did you see it?
Yes ,saw your saw!!
Parabéns 🎉🎉
Hi Osias I’m happy to see you are interested in rustic furniture making!!! Go for it ! It’s really great fun!!
Glad I found you! Thank you for your nice videos. I have a question. Is it possible to use green wood for tenons? Greetings from Denmark
Hi if you use green wood for tenons they will shrink as they dry and become loose in their mortise. The solution is to cut your tenons over size and then dry them,you can do this by heating a bucket of sand on a fire then place the tenons in the sand until dry, if the mortise is green the dry tenons will absorb water from it and expand and the mortise will shrink as it dries creating a tight joint. Thanks for your feedback good luck with your project David
I am thinking about to make a log furniture from eucalyptus wood, Can I use mortise and tenon joint on Green wood? Seasoned wood is very hard especially eucalyptus...!
Hi Amit to make mortise and tenon joinery with green wood you must ensure that the tenons are bane dry and the mortises are in the green wood,this way the mortise will contract as it dries and make a tight strong joint,Shabbat shalom David
@@RusticDavid Thank you for your kind reply, I am from India though...!
Dry tenon is best idea, can you suggest any easy way if I use all green wood or all seasoned wood for both mortise and tenons..?
@@amitdesai2421 hi I think using dry wood is the easiest please check out my channel for different ways to make joinery for rustic furniture Have a great day David
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Wpc material furniture?
Hi Bharat Thank you for your comment but I didn’t understand the question Wpc? Regards David
Now I can at least start out with small but still usefully dimensioned branches and limbs with the miscellany of tools I have without buying those expensive specialty timber mortise and tenon sets or cutting everything manually.
Yeah Go for it Max!!! You are going to love the results!!! Have Fun David
If the outside diameter is 19 mm, the inside diameter can not be 25mm. I’m guessing it’s 25mm or 1” outside.
Hi Michael yeh I got my numbers muddled up!! Of course the outside diameter is bigger than the inside diameter by about 6mm thanks for pointing that out i had intended to add text amending it Thanks again have s great weekend David
Thank you for posting that, Michael. I was just getting ready to ask...
Hello David, could I have your mail ID please? I have some wood pieces at home and need some ideas as to what I can do with them. I can send you some pictures of them so that you have a clear picture!
PS: I don't have any carpentry background.
Cheers
AB
Hi Amish my Email is on my RUclips channel Happy Woodworking David
You put the same video twice in a row :P
Thanks Jan oops! Out of practice I’ll fix it tomorrow
@@RusticDavid Don't worry, it's a great tutorial, so it's worth watching twice! :D