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Willow Creek Woodshop
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Hi! I'm Ron! I've been a "serious" woodworker since 2017 although I have been building as a hobbyist since the mid 90s. My goal with this channel is to take you to the next level of your woodworking journey; be it just getting started, wanting to advance your own skills, or turning your hobby into a career.
Easy DIY Jointing Sled
This is a different way to make your own jointer sled you can use on your table saw! Yes, there are many ways, but this is one of them. All you need is some scrap plywood and a couple of toggle clamps. The best part, it's reusable for different width boards!!
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Build your dream bed frame effortlessly
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In this video, I show you how I built a simple bed frame from hard maple and ¾" maple veneered plywood.
Building a Round Segmented Coffee Table
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Building a 30" round coffee table out of solid walnut. From rough lumber to finished product. Affiliate Links to Products Shown: T-track a.co/d/dKdXjt3 T-track Clamps a.co/d/bGRtVk4 Milwaukee Circular Saw a.co/d/hlILLLS Safety Glasses a.co/d/6sTe7X5 3-2-1 Blocks a.co/d/2cqM25t DFM Small Square a.co/d/bQq30QI TayTools Dominos a.co/d/gjdps6M Rubio Monocoat Pure a.co/d/ghKVmMK Phendo 6" Sander a.c...
Making Good Use of Scraps
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Making a cross from scrap wood! Design courtesy of @DenneheyDesign Where to find me on other socials for more behind the scenes content... willowcreekwoodshop?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= WillowCreekWoodshop?mibextid=LQQJ4d www.tiktok.com/@willowcreekwoodshop #woodworking #cross #wood #handmade #scrap #project
Building a Cherry Coffee Table
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I go a little out of my comfort zone to build this simple, modern style coffee table. For example, I'd never cut down a rough sawn board to individual pieces before milling, I hadn't done any template routing, and I hadn't used an oversized roundover bit to create a thumbnail profile on the edge of a piece. And I try Rubio Monocoat for the first time. Will it all work? Where to find me on other...
The UNEXPLAINED Mystery of the Continuous Grain Box // ALL FOUR CORNERS!
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For years, I've always heard that you can only do continuous grain around 3 corners of a box and that the fourth corner would never match. That's just the way it works, that the two ends of the board will never match grain when you bring them together. Until recently, that is... Where to find me on other socials for more behind the scenes content... willowcreekwoodshop?igshid=YmMy...
From Nature to Elegance: Crafting Wood Pens from Scratch
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From Nature to Elegance: Crafting Wood Pens from Scratch
Professional Quality Cornhole Boards: DIY under $100!
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Professional Quality Cornhole Boards: DIY under $100!
Hi Ron Good video thanks. I've made a lot of boxes and one box video. Every time I see a video like this I want to make more. So a new box video is on my to do list! Subscribed and will check out more. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia
Great explanation of the setup, thanks.
that music is horrendous
Cool ttick on the tiny circ saw blade. Can't do that on a Sawstop!
Thank you for this: it was a very informative video. Quick question: what type of wood makes up the top and bottom? Thanks in advance!
Thanks for watching!! It's spalted maple, if I remember right.
Thank you @@willowcreekwoodshop : it's beautiful!
Nice!
Thank you - nice video.
Great jig. Would love to figure out how to make the clamping piece adjustable so you could use it on boards of various widths.
T track and T bolts in the platform would be one way to make it adjustable.
You also could have done this with double sided tape. No need for the clamps really. But I suppose if you have a lot of that same size to cut an edge on it could save u time
True! There's a ton of different ways to do one, I did it this way. This would also work as a tapering jig as well.
Great job
Thanks!
Wow amazing work it turned out beautiful
Damn brother, way to go. What a tedious project. I’ve been thinking about doing this pattern but with veneer. Have been chickening out lately. Came out awesome.
Thanks! If I had to do it again, I'd probably go with veneer.
This looks awesome! I love how the grain directions simultaneously clash but also give a kind of organized chaos look that really works so well. You had my heart stopping a minute when you were cutting out the plywood circle before I noticed you had it supported by boards between the two sawhorses, not just the sawhorses. I kept waiting for it to flip on you. Very well done.
Thanks! Yeah, probably should've cut it on the floor with foam under it for better support, but that worked. And thanks for the share too! I appreciate that!
Stunning work 👏
Thank you!
Great job !!!
Thank you!! And thanks for watching! I really appreciate it!
excellent
perfect
Thank you!!
Fortunate Woodcutting
3 angles seulement
Get at bro looking good man 👍 👊
Learned from the master! 👊🏻
Nice board design
great tip, thanks.
You're a scholar and a gentleman, my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Nice project 👍
Thank you!
Whats the big unexplained mystery about starting with a piece long enough for all 4 sides.
Beautiful job.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing the awesome project with a clear simple demonstration. I'm going to try the technique to build some music boxes. On that note, I also appreciated that copyright free legally district Frank Zappa - Dirty Love background music.
you made it look so easy but i couldn't get past the resawn without the board springing into a banana peel. need to start with a 2" board just to get 3/8.
Where did you get the pen parts?
I got these from Amazon... amzn.to/3ICK8jb
Nice work, very accurate and afficient presentation. The music in the background is horrible and annoying.
Good job.
:)
Obi-Wan I am humbled
Title unclear, the dude over @ Willow Creek Woodshop explained it pretty damn well.
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Please, what is the name of the wood?
Walnut and maple
that is a nice video and the boards look great. I really like the way you made your legs. Would you be willing to share the plans or at least the legs template? thanks and good work.
Great minds think alike! I was doing this maybe 30 years ago. Rather than use a liner, I would rout a 3/4 inch groove on the inside, maybe 1/8 inch deep on a 1/4 inch thick wall, and put a lip piece, 3/8 inch high so it would sit proud when I lifted the lid off. I did secure the joints with bamboo skewer dowels. Dropped one once and the glue joints failed....
To really set it off, grain match the interior liner pieces also. Nice work.
Good video thanks . One tip , which you used but didn't mention , was to make the 4th box cut on the longest side . Helps keep the box rigid .
Good call! I also realized, and I usually do it, that I should've had the lid on the offcut side. For the same reason!
Gracias!!
Very nice 😊
Thank you very much!
Beautiful. I would love to do this as well, but I don't have a band saw. I saw a Wood Whisperer video about this technique a few months back and started looking into resawing techniques on the table saw. It's possible, but you're really limited in the size of material you can use, which results in smaller boxes. But then, if one can perfect it well enough, you should be able to sell enough to afford a decent bandsaw. I really love making the smaller items. I've made a large, coffin-shaped bookcase for one daughter and a farmhouse-style end table for the other daughter so I'm confident that I could do furniture, but I just love the intimacy (if you want to call it that) of making smaller items. Seeing videos like this I tell myself, I know I can do that, I just gotta find a way with the tools I have right now. It looks like you have the Delta 36-725 table saw. I have the Ridgid R4512. If you could show this process being done on a table saw (and not a $3000 cabinet saw), that would be a very relatable topic for a lot of us beginners and intermediates. Granted, the box may be smaller than the one you made for this video, but you could show just how attainable a fine piece can be. That's what gets the excitement level up. We could watch Norm Abrams all day and dream, but this is what gets me excited about woodworking. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for the wonderful comment! You're right, it is the Delta saw. Before I got the bandsaw, I used to resaw on it all the time, up to 6" wide boards. Doing small passes and flipping it until I reach the center.
@@willowcreekwoodshop there are only a few videos on resawing with the table saw. Combining it with actually making something, like the box, would be super helpful.
I saw a video, but I can't find it now, of a guy that used a table saw to make the sides of the box from one piece. He didn't quite cut through the whole way. It was amazing.
I'd love to do this, but I can't seem to get my bandsaw set up right for resawing. No matter what I try, the blade walks on me.
Mine used to walk on me all the time too. If you haven't already, search for Alex Snodgrass's method of setting up the bandsaw and make sure you have a good sharp blade. I know you can get it, I've managed to do it on Wen saw!
@@willowcreekwoodshop Thanks for the reply. I will definitely look for that video. Didn't think as much about the blade as the setup. The blades are "new" but still in the packaging after 20 years. Got the saw and blades from a friend whose F.I.L. passed away.
Beautiful!
Thank you so much!!
Willow creek?!! I're just incredible :)
Howdy, Brother! Nicely done. If you don't mind, I'll steal a couple of your techniques. I recorded a couple box making videos for my brothers to enjoy. It's a little harder than it looks but lots of fun. I'm looking foward to watching your pen videos. Great stuff and Take care!
Thanks man! Heck yeah, that's why I put it out there. Thanks for checking it out!
Great video! You make it look easy!
Thank you very much!
I think it looked better, but the camera was moving so much that I couldn't really tell. :-(
Thank you for the feedback! I'm still learning.