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Dan Lecocq
Приєднався 19 жов 2006
Wooden Hand Plane
A while back I made my daughter a wooden hand plane. She loves it, which made me want one for myself.
I wanted this plane to be something that I'd use often, something that would become a treasured tool in my shop. I had some free curly maple scraps that I'd been holding on to for over a year, waiting for a project just like this one.
I wanted this plane to be something that I'd use often, something that would become a treasured tool in my shop. I had some free curly maple scraps that I'd been holding on to for over a year, waiting for a project just like this one.
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Large Chisel Handle
Переглядів 46 тис.8 років тому
I found this large 2" chisel head at a tool swap, and finally got around to making a handle for it. The handle itself is made from tigerwood and a copper ferrule (though, I suppose it should really be 'cuprule', perhaps).
Flush Trim Handplane
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I often seem to find myself needing to plane a surface even with an adjacent surface. When trimming splines, or edge banding, etc. I saw this in a woodworking magazine about a year ago. If you know what magazine and issue, please let me know and I'll attribute it here.
Celtic Knot Pen
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I needed to make gifts for a couple of friends, and I'd recently seen The Wood Knight make a celtic knot pen (ua-cam.com/video/ifLP5SJDEoc/v-deo.html) so I thought I'd give it a shot. The inserts are made from layered veneers to give a bit more visual interest. One set of inserts has the light wood on the outside (to be inserted into the dark wood) and the other set has the dark wood on the out...
Reclaimed Wood Segmented Rattle
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A coworker recently had a little baby girl, and so I thought I'd make a rattle for her. Because it has to be hollowed out I knew I would at least be gluing up two halves, so I figured I'd go all-out and make the head of the rattle completely segmented. It's made of walnut and reclaimed oak floorboards. Alan Stratton on turning a sphere: ua-cam.com/video/n6xG-i5e4Pk/v-deo.html
Flap Sander Fail
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I tried out an idea I had for a flap sander where replaceable pieces of sandpaper are held in place with a pin. While the mechanism worked well, the sandpaper I used was not stiff enough. I'll see how it works at some point with thicker paper.
Making a Rustic Necklace Rack
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I wanted to make a necklace rack for my sister, and I thought I would give it a shot using as few power tools as possible. I had some firewood that seemed perfect for the project (after making sure to get rid of all the creepy-crawlies). Music: "Succotash" by Silent Partner via the UA-cam Audio Library
Making a Magic Wand
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A while back I was with my daughter at woodcraft when an employee decided she needed a 3' piece of scrap maple to play with as a magic wand. So in this video I turn it into a real magic wand for her to play with.
Making a Segmented Frame for a Mirror
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Making a segmented frame for a mirror to match a turned clock I'd previously made. The segments are made out of tigerwood with padauk dowels for decoration. The original turned clock: ua-cam.com/video/kSSqF_iTCqo/v-deo.html Making a segmenting sled: ua-cam.com/video/7tWw9TV_ju4/v-deo.html
Making a Segmenting Sled
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Making a table saw sled for making segmented rings for woodturning, based heavily off of Stephen Ogle's design. I've got an upcoming project the requires some segmenting and I've been meaning to do this for some time now. ua-cam.com/users/stvnogle ua-cam.com/video/KCFgyYYjJeg/v-deo.html
Making Threaded Knobs
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I never seem to have enough threaded knobs for shop fixtures and jigs, so I figured I'd show one way to make them. I like this method because they're perfectly centered and balanced. They're also a great way to use up some scraps. While this can be used to make loose knobs, it's best to epoxy in the threaded rod with this style. Check in next week for the project where I put these to good use!
Making a Center Finder
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Just a quick video this week after ages of measuring corner to corner to find the center of a workpiece, I finally took a few minutes to make a center-finder. Nothing too fancy or novel, but very useful.
Making a Scrap Wood Garden Toolbox
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I had some boards from a failed project that seemed like a good fit for a rustic project like this. We're not big gardeners, but we do have some garden tools we use pretty regularly and I wanted a toolbox to carry them.
Making Bottle Stopper Holders
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Bottle stoppers have a convenient way to hold them while finish dries with a bolt or threaded rod. Here I make some holders so that I can more easily hold turned bottle stoppers to apply finish, and let them dry.
Making a Candle Holder
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After my daughter expressed some interest in making candles, we made a few only to realize that we had nothing to put them in! So in this video I turn a couple of candle holders on the lathe.
Beautiful work. I hope the plane is a pleasure to use.
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great work i would be proud to us it
Nice work, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍
Those are beautiful pens, but I'm sorry, Boss, it wastoo fast and insufficient explanation. I am glad you didn't have an annoying background drum or music beating me in the head. I do look forward to your next video.
I get the idea, but it really was too fast to be very helpful. Even with playback slowed to .25 it was way too fast. Shame
Cool plane, it seems to work well ! But I'm wondering, there is no chipbreaker ?
An Uncle of mine used to make beautiful pens and I always wondered how they were made but never got the chance to ask. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Beautiful and beautiful design.
Beautiful job. Great work
Next time cut out for the tang before gluing the two pieces of wood and expoxy or leave tight and burn for tight fit I'm thinking 2 wood glue right is a stronger handle. Also I let the color little long and fill flush with expoxy. Beautiful build. To many people hasn't worked a double handed chisel. I'm building several.
Have no idea what you're doing
Why the angled cut for the wire?
It's lowest at the back, since it wraps around the metal rod, which is through roughly the middle of the board. However, at the front, it need only come down to a level slightly below the surface to complete a cut. By making the slot angled, we can keep as much material as possible, while still providing space for the wire to move.
Dudes got this down to a science, very impressive
Can you give exact dimensions and names of the inserts you used to make this beautiful finial? Ty
It's been so long that it's hard to say with any certainty, but as I recall, the insert was from the lamp itself. The previous finial had broken off and been lost, but the threaded portion still remained, so I just used that.
Possibly the most dangerous use of a table saw I've seen.
You could make a ring like that. It would be beautiful!
This is by far the worst wood working video I have ever seen.
Great boxes with the tapered legs, but I think that the video was too fast a speed and I found it hard to follow.
Couldn't handle the sound or the super fast forward .
The best shaped wooden plane in my humble opinion! Congratulation.
how come you put the blue tape on box was it for glue
NICE VIDEO BUT CAN YOU SLOW IT DOWN AND EXPLAIN A BIT WHAT YOU ARE DOING ???
Needs explanation, at least commentary.
Красиво, безусловно! Но размер маловат, набор рамы для большего размера будет тот же?
Great Video. Just an idea what you could make. Bird house or Bird feeder from scrap wood. Please, check my video for tips... This is not my profession, just my hobby. @ Thanks
Really nice project.👍👍
Yet another ignorant blogger: their is, believe it or not, a difference in the meaning of the words restore and renovate and clearly this moroon does not know the difference.
Have you still got all nine of youd fingers
This is awesome do you have measurements on pieces? And how large does this project turn out
Unfortunately, I don't have measurements or plans - I gave it to my parents years ago. Ultimately, I just made it big enough to accommodate my specific devices, so if you're going to make one, I'd recommend doing the same.
you do not I do not watch .Julien Lamarche
But.... you now have a clean dull saw!
True! I'm happy to report it was sharpened and the teeth set shortly thereafter.
I need to make a segmented OVAL frame, 16 3/4" X 13 5/8". I already have my router jig to cut an oval. However, how do I determine how wide the pcs need to be to cut the oval to end up with a 1 3/4" wide frame?
That's a good question - I would probably either sketch it out, or perhaps cut a template out of plywood, and just play around with various segment lengths and angles to make it work. A cursory search doesn't turn up many/any segment planners that support ovals, but there may be one out there.
damn I wished my planer was that fast. LOL
Your speed is amazing! But the results are outstanding! My compliments!
Sure you’re a nice guy and all that, but this doesn’t really show me s%#@%#$! Slow down and teach!
pentarouter but no dust collection. wierd
simple beautiful
Nice work but difficult to watch without a narrative.
Отлично! но техника безопасности отсутствует...
Wonderful restoration. Next sharpening.
Very Nice 👍
What was that blue tool you rough shaped with?
I'm not sure which tool you mean. I used a coping saw to cut out the shape, and rasps and files to smooth the curve. I used a blue compass to mark a line a fixed distance from the edges so that I could put a consistent rounding on all the sides.
What was that blue tool you rough shaped with?
I like the use of the block plane iron keeping it unmodified so you can still use the block plane.
Was the old handle broken or unstable? Could you have refinished it?
John Nielsen - yeah, it was broken, unfortunately
I am having a hard time understanding the replacement of the handle. I may have missed someting, but why cant you just sand the paint off and rub teak oil on it?
Mike Cagle Ah, it was broken in a couple spots as well
Nice!
Hi Dan...I'd like to try a project with these barrel hinges but I can't find the barrel hinge center punches you used to mark the location...did you make your own?
Ken Daniels I just used dowel alignment pins / a center point set. I hope your project goes well!
@@sowiebinich Aaaaah...thanks!!
This is a nice looking center finder. I really like the shape you created, but the most important point for center finder is the 90 degree and 45 degree in the center of that gadge, no matter what kind shape it is. Thank you for your sharing!💖👏👍