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Bakken Woodworking
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ก.พ. 2021
This channel is dedicated to woodworking, furniture building, live edge work, finishing, tips, slabs, and reviews.
Dewalt $99 Drill - The most underrated tool is one of my favorites
In this video I go over some of the features and talk about my experience with the DeWalt DCD777.
If you would like to take my word for it, and want to get one of your own, using the link below helps my channel grow. Thanks for watching!
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If you would like to take my word for it, and want to get one of your own, using the link below helps my channel grow. Thanks for watching!
Dewalt Drill: www.amazon.com/DEWALT-Cordless-Battery-Included-DCD777D1/dp/B0C3TGRLLM/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3EG7XW1NH9HCY&keywords=dewalt%252Bdcd777&qid=1702601078&sprefix=dewalt%252Bdcd777%252Caps%252C262&sr=8-1&th=1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=bakkenwoodwor-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=d8c05585a5f44fd4a5d7d328b20cedcb&camp=1789&creative=9325
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Build a guitar - DIY guitar from scratch
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In this video I build a Fender Jaguar inspired guitar from a fallen ash tree slab. No templates or plans were used to create this guitar and it has a totally unique shape, size, and sound. As a kid I always pined over "real" fender guitars, so I had to add a cool faux logo, and a few other fender accessories. Really fun project, thank you for taking the time to watch! 🛠️ Tools Used: Dewalt Plun...
Natural Rustic Log Railing and Stairs for Vintage Forest Cabin
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In this video I use only natural pine logs to create a rustic hand built railing and stairs. This is an old cabin, in a beautiful location, and using these natural materials really kept the cabin look genuine. Here are some of the products I used in the video. Using these links to purchase helps me grow this channel. Thank you for watching. Log Draw Knife - amzn.to/3QSm3Z5 Japanese Razor Saw - ...
Replace the blade on a Gyokucho Razor Saw
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In this short video I show you how to replace the blade on a Japanese Gyokucho razor saw! Deadly sharp! If you have never used one take the leap, you won't be disappointed! Here are some of the products I used in the video. Using these links to purchase helps me grow this channel. Thank you for watching. Japanese Razor Saw - amzn.to/3RdlFFV
Modern Cabinet Build with Concealed Wireless Charging
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In this video I create a custom live edge walnut/spalted maple/onyx mini cabinet. This cabinet has invisible wireless charging on the floating top, 2 leather lined walnut drawers with spalted maple fronts, natural stone honey onyx lighted panels, solid walnut throughout, and 40 dovetails. It also can charge multiple devices in the lower drawer with hidden wiring and even stays illuminated and c...
Save those Live Edge Cut-offs!
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Live edge picture ledges are super easy to make, unique, and utilize your shops scrap wood. Hope you enjoy the video! #PowermaticMakers
Festool MFT Table - Owner Review
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My Festool MFT table, mods, and my thoughts. Intro - 0:00 1080 vs MFT/3 How I got mine - 0:17 Dimensions/Weight/Stability - 1:10 Clamping - 2:15 MDF Top - 4:04 Router Mod - 4:52 Tool Storage - 5:43 Final Thoughts - 6:16
Dick Proenneke's Wood Locking Door Latch - Recreation of Door Latch from "Alone in the Wilderness"
มุมมอง 28K3 ปีที่แล้ว
I recreate a model of the wood locking door latch Dick used on his backcountry cabin at Twin Lakes, Alaska. Here are the links to the documentary and books! Also a few tools if you feel like trying yourself. Using these links to purchase helps me grow this channel. Thank you for watching! Documentary - amzn.to/3G9Zk5M Book - amzn.to/3QVpMF4 My favorite Razor Saw - amzn.to/3RdlFFV Chisels - Fair...
Milling Small Logs on the Bandsaw - Lets See What's Inside!
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I love the search for unique pieces of wood, and in this video I mill a bunch of pieces I've saved the last few years. Hope you enjoy the video!
Milling Small Logs Precisely on the Grizzly GO513X2 17" Bandsaw!
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Milling on your bandsaw adds a level of uniqueness to your overall woodworking projects, and gives you the opportunity to use species the local lumber yard has never hear of! Hope you enjoy the video! 0:00 - The size of your logs 0:25 - Attaching Jig 0:53 - Setting up Bandsaw 1:09 - First cuts Jointer 2:08 - Size of Slab Milling! 3:05 - Book Matched Slabs 3:27 - Stacking Thanks!
Floating Live Edge Shelf With Dovetailed Secret Compartment!
มุมมอง 9913 ปีที่แล้ว
Beautiful modern/rustic live edge shelf with a secret drawer! This Elm live edge floating shelf features a secret drawer made of Hornbeam with hand cut dovetails. This is a project I've been thinking about for a few years and finally got the time to build it. I think it came out great and I love the fact that it maintains that floating shelf look even with the small drawer. Hope you enjoy the v...
Festool ETS EC 125/3 EQ Sander - Owner Review! Best Festool Sander? Best Finish Sander?
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Festool ETS EC 125/3 EQ Sander - Owner Review! Best Festool Sander? Best Finish Sander?
Festool TS 75 EQ Track Saw - Owner Review - Best Track Saw? Worth the Money?
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Festool TS 75 EQ Track Saw - Owner Review - Best Track Saw? Worth the Money?
Japanese Razor Saws - Best woodworking tool under $50?
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Japanese Razor Saws - Best woodworking tool under $50?
Stihl 661 - Best Chainsaw for Alaskan Mill? - Owner Review
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Stihl 661 - Best Chainsaw for Alaskan Mill? - Owner Review
Honey Locust and Oak / Rustic Modern Coffee Table Build
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Honey Locust and Oak / Rustic Modern Coffee Table Build
Making a Custom Handle for a Helle Knife Blank
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Making a Custom Handle for a Helle Knife Blank
Use Waterlox? Forget Finish Preservers - Save Money With This Simple Tip!
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Use Waterlox? Forget Finish Preservers - Save Money With This Simple Tip!
Best Low cost 20” planer? Grizzly G1033 20" Planer
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Best Low cost 20” planer? Grizzly G1033 20" Planer
Hand Rubbed Waterlox Finish on Walnut Live Edge Mini Cabinet
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Hand Rubbed Waterlox Finish on Walnut Live Edge Mini Cabinet
Grizzly GO513X2 17" Bandsaw Review - Great Professional Quality Bandsaw at a Great Price!
มุมมอง 6K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Grizzly GO513X2 17" Bandsaw Review - Great Professional Quality Bandsaw at a Great Price!
Best Low Cost Helical Jointer? Grizzly GO856 8" Helical Jointer Review
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Best Low Cost Helical Jointer? Grizzly GO856 8" Helical Jointer Review
How much did this cost? Because I don’t see them cheaper than 2200. Which is not low cost even in the world of these size jointers.
@@sk8ternate1 a few years ago now, think I paid around 1800. All relative, if your serious you will never be happy with one of those bench top models.
It's even better if you watch it at 2x speed.
very nice video! i just bought a ets 125/3 REQ recently.
I am having a hard time finding hardwood. My local sawmill just cuts coal mine timbers, railroad ties and pallet lumber. They use a lot of oak logs. They won't sell to an individual. But they will give you all the 4x4 and 6x6 cut offs for free. Or for $20 bucks they will bring you a pallet as high as they can stack of aged 4x4 cut offs for firewood with a loader in our small town. They are free of bark and already square buy only around two to three feet long. Maybe I should do this, they fit in my 12 inch planer but I would need a larger bandsaw
thank you
Well , I was really excited to see this video at first, but needless to say so very disappointed, 1, because it was all music, I hate videos with music in them, 2, it was not a step by step, explaining video, & 3, it was a sped up video, 4, it wasn't built by hand without any power tools, 5, there were no exact measurements, very disappointed, & for all of this, I won't be subscribing, now, you want to redeem yourself, & impress us all, do a video, without any music, replicate the build of Mr. Dick Proenneke's log cabin, explaining step by step, how he build everything, with exact measurements, in real time, with no power tools, just as Mr. Proenneke did, using the use of almost the same size logs, & most importantly, exactly how he built the roof, to almost exact size logs, & how he made it waterproof, if you can do this, I will subscribe, like, & share, but until then, I wasn't impressed with this video at all, & I must correct you, his last name is PROenneke, not penneke
Following exact directions to create the exact same thing is so boring. Make your own, life doesn’t come with Lego directions. To waterproof the roof he used thick plastic. Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Looked like a fun project, nice work
Thanks for checking it out Jim
Cute idea, but the drawer is much more obvious than I would’ve liked.
Appreciate you taking a look
I can't believe that you spend $2000 on a machine and have to shim it with pop cans, and are ok with that.. this is why you buy old used machinery.
Thanks for watching, lots of variables here but mainly about what’s available in your area and how much you want to stick in an old machine. Thanks again for checking out the video and the comment.
$2,000 is quite inexpensive relatively to what else is on the market.
your cheating using all those power tools. do it how he did it.
Thanks Paul, if I was at twin lakes I would have. Thanks again for taking a look.
I like the idea of putting marbles in the can and displacing the air volume as you use the product, i think they might help to stir things carefully a little before use.
I’m late I know I apologize, I liked the idea too but found it took a lot of marbles to bring the level up. Thanks a lot for watching.
Great video. Just ordered one. Subscribed, Thanks
Thanks a lot, I’m sure you will be happy with it.
Nice review-good info. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
The quality of a design and build isn't always reflected by the number of views my friend. This video was extremely enjoyable and I reckon if more people relaxed and watched this video the world would be a better place. That was philosophical of me! Just found your channel and worthy of a subscription. I will check out more of your videos and I look forward to the next one. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia
Made my day :) thanks so much for taking the time to watch and the very kind comment.
Really cool guitar! I liked your little song at the end so I learned it, it's so much fun to play. :)
Thanks a lot! Yeah it’s original :) thanks again for taking the time
Been on the fence about this saw for a while. Thanks for your review. How thick is your mobile base? I like that better than the steel ones I’ve seen.
Thanks, been real happy with it. I think it's two sheets of 3/4 plywood. Thanks for watching
Talk about attention to detail! Class act. Kudos.
Thanks a lot! I appreciate you taking the time, you obviously are a man of good taste haha.
Thanks for the very helpful video! I'm debating about which sander and dust extractor to buy. Have you been happy with the midi dust extractor?
Thanks a lot! Yes the Midi has and still does work great. Never had an issue with it, I’d highly recommend.
I just bought the same bandsaw used. it was a no brainer as I was able to sell another piece of machinery I bought inexpensively at auction at a profit and pay cash for the machine. I needed better dust collection.
Hope you enjoy the saw, no question in my mind it’s helped me work faster and more accurately. Thanks for watching
I really like your solution to those string ferrules, looks excellent!
Thanks a lot, glad someone noticed!
i can hear the clicking of the Fender police spiders... 😂 but it looks great... sounds great... guitars are like a pair of shoes tho... you dont really know how they feel till you try them on and take'm for a spin... but the quality of your workmanship is unquestionable.. KUDOS,👍😎
Haha thanks a lot. Totally agree about the feel - biggest advantage of building for yourself. Thanks again for watching!
I was out when I saw the headstock decals ✌️
Description for explanation if interested. Thanks for watching
Not worth doing if it doesn’t involve at least 4 power tools, glue and lots of clamps I guess.
Haha could be done without I guess, but if I have the tools I’m using. Thanks for taking the time to watch.
Very nice work, man! Thanks for sharing ✌🏻 Enjoy playing it!
Thanks a lot for taking a look! I have been enjoying it!
@@bakkenwoodworking6341you make it look easy in a short video but it is really difficult to achieve this amazing level of quality 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I wish you would make more guitar build vids! 🎸😎
@@horvathdenesmba Thank you! And you are in luck, I've got a slightly modded firebird coming up next! Thanks again, really appreciate you taking the time.
Look fwd to it! Subbed to get notified 😊
You rock :) Thanks@@horvathdenesmba
Very nice work and great sound. Also I think this guitar deserves an original name because it is very unique! :)
Thanks a lot! Haha I’m open to suggestion. It is slightly bigger than a real offset. Thanks again!
@@bakkenwoodworking6341 Well, I'm terrible at picking names :))
Doing the body by eye is crazy haha! Great build though, would love to build an offset tele myself.
Thanks a lot for watching! Yeah I really wanted an “inspired by” guitar rather than a copy. It’s actually a little bigger and thinner than a jaguar or offset. Thanks again!
@@bakkenwoodworking6341 I figured, it definitely looks bigger! Almost reminded me a little of the Bilt relevator shape.
@@florianthys had to look it up, but yeah definitely in the ballpark. It’s also got like a Coronado headstock, pretty interesting.
Legit would buy one of these. I can’t for the life of me get hold of a Fender Meteora from a few years ago which looked very similar. Black inlays are 👌
Haha thanks a lot! Yeah you know that’s the best part of building - getting to build the way you want. Yeah I’ve seen those, love the block inlay too - was always way out of my league in the music store tho.
Fantastic! And offset Teles are my dream guitar. Fender doesn't make them for lefties. I'll have to construct one I guess. Great video. Great Guitar. You looked pleased with it, and you should be.
Thanks so much! Yeah I would recommend to any woodworker/player - pretty straight forward and addicting to realize you can make the guitars you always pined for. I didn’t realize they didn’t make those for lefties, you definitely should! Thanks again for taking the time.
Very nice 👌 👍
Thanks a lot!
I run a 20 inch bar on mine. It’s a firewood cutting monster!
Very nice and authentic, love it .
Thanks a lot, appreciate you taking a look
Very oool 👏👏👏🖖
Thanks for watching
3.5 or 5 hp motor? u say 3.5 but web says 5hp? I need as much as possible as we cut big/thick pine slabs & need to smooth out here in jungles of mississippi. Thanks hamp
I think it’s 2HP that being said, I’ve never had it bog down in anything. Thanks!
Excellent video, thanks for clearly explaining the qualities of the GO513x2. I like your calm, no nonsense way of telling us about this bandsaw. I'll check out your other videos now!
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you found it useful.
I bought the same saw for the same reason. Do you remove the dogs (spikes) when you mount the saw in the Alaska mill? Seems like you'd get another inch or so. Right now I only have the original 28" bar.
Hi - I actually don’t remove them, I just ended up with 42” bar on a 36” mill. Fits just right and maxes out the mill. You are right though, you would gain a little capacity.
great video and project. Really nice craftsmanship on the project and the video production was outstanding as well. Keep it up.
Wow thanks a lot, appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Great video.. Nice footage! I like the hinge design. I'd like to do this with dowel pins to retain the hinge dowel pin for removal and service.
Thanks a lot! I’m sure that would work. Thanks again!
Looks fantastic - can you tell me what Waterlox product that was? Trying to pick on for a piece I'm working on.
Hey thanks! I always use the the original, it’s in the red tin.
I turned my Dad onto Dick Proenneke in the late 90's. My Dad is a mechanical engineer and him and I both loved how he made those latches and locks. My Dad is turning 80 on Oct 5, 2023 and I would love to give him a miniature. Do you have any plans that I could buy?....or I could buy one already made? I live in Ontario, Canada.
Hi thanks for watching. Unfortunately I only made the one and honestly I want to hold onto my “model” so I can remember how it works. I have plans to create a real world version and will be posting eventually but that doesn’t really help. Sorry, wish I had one for you, but great to hear someone else found these fascinating. Thanks again and hope your dad has a great bday
Thank you so much for even replying. I have now subscribed as you do great, fun work. I'm hoping to start tomorrow with the basics, but it were those little pins on the main handle shaft that gets me. Is that the only pressure point that turns the latch? Sorry for the questions. Not expecting a reply just a thanks.
@@DRTeDEAN thanks so much and I have to reply because that little pin is only there because I used a round dowel, so yes you are correct. Dick used a square piece of wood for his and if you do that you can forget that little locking piece. That’s something I would also do on attempt #2 haha. Thanks again for watching - it will mean more that you built anyway :).
Great video. How do you like your grizzly bandsaw and jointer?
Thanks for watching! I like both a lot no regrets.
Thanks for the low key, informative video. Lots of information without someone yelling at me.
Haha, I know what you mean. Great to hear they are useful, thanks again for the kind comments and the sub!
Thank you, I'm looking at getting a jointer and you covered it all - nicely.
thanks for watching, appreciate it
Appreciate your candor
Thanks Rick and thanks for watching
Ahh any way I can get one made like this as a gift to my father in law?
Sure, if you would like to get a quote message me directly. Thanks!
Great man, he would be happy knowing how many people know and remember him
That's beautiful work. I'm hoping to use some trees on my property this year for milling projects
Thanks a lot Paul. A lot of work, but very rewarding to use your own trees.
Andrew, this is better than porn (or so I've heard). Stunning work!
Thanks a lot Steve! This one especially was labor intensive, but It makes me appreciate every nice comment.
How do you keep oil off your slabs? I can't figure this out.
I guess I don't notice much on the slabs after cutting, but my slabs always have to be flattened later and if there is any oil the planer cuts it off. Thanks for watching
Nice video buddy 😊
thanks a lot!
Or at all for that matter…it’s the same saw
Hmm if the spine isn’t bent and the screw is out I’d say it’s just stuck. Maybe tap the spine a few times and pull all directions. Hope you get it - mine was stuck slightly because blade was bent.