Interesting the best multi application Professional made dowels I've ever encounter surely I'll attend to make one surely not having your competence or modern tool still a worthwhile challenges Thanks for sharing from Quebec Canada
I can not believe how many cool and acurate tools you have ! I amjealous. I have the bare minimum. Drill Press, Table Saw, Belt Sander, Metal Band Saw, Drum Sander, Scroll Saw, Router Table , Grinding Stone & Wire Wheel. I can make most things but not anywhere as much as you. I am in awe to say the least !
We all started at some point buddy! and with the minimal tools that we could afford, I remember 13 years ago, I was working in a balcony :) 5' X 9' and I had less tools than you, back then, time makes us grow in age and tools too :) 🤝
Nice work and good result... you could increase the surface quality by rounding the blade a little. In this case, the last 30% if the blade would be almost parallel to the rotation axis and there would be much less tear out.
Similar to Veritas version, sounds like a good idea, but needs some experiments to achieve the right angle! I should round the end of the blades for cleaner cuts though! Call me lazy, yes I am sometimes 😄
Hello Jeremy, You mean the drill vise that is holding the workpiece? if yes then you need to search "Drill vise", but if you mean the tilting drill press table then this is an option that is available on most drill press models, but you need to ask the seller for a drill press with tilting table function so you can drill at various angles. hope this helps and thank you for your comment.
Thank you, sir, found these blades in the antique store, they were made by Stanley, you can find some on eBay, or maybe use any hand plane blades. good luck.
I lavori che fai sono sempre ottimi e di altissima precisione. Ma mi viene spontanea una domanda: I risultati non verrebbero meglio se fatti sul tornio? Capisco che in questo modo non esiste limite alla lunghezza della barra da lavorare, ma essendo molto lunga tende a flettere ed il risultato non sarà tra i migliori.
quello che hai detto è vero, il tornio può dare ottimi risultati, ma più l'asta è lunga, più è difficile renderla precisa nel diametro, inoltre il tassellatore è più veloce! e di solito uso i tasselli come tasselli non come mobili o per fare barre filettate. se riesci a fare tasselli su un tornio con precisione lungo la loro lunghezza, allora fallo!
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Purtroppo io sono nato come meccanico e non lavoro il legno. Non nego che mi piacerebbe molto, ma mi diverto anche guardare la lavorazione di altri e specialmente quello che fai tu con la precisione che ti mette su di un livello superiore rispetto a tanti altri. Per quanto riguarda i tasselli, da tagliare a misure adatte, penso che facendoli da barre più corte non credo sia un grosso problema. Però hai ragione nel dire che il tassellatore sia il modo più veloce. A proposito: ottimo il tuo italiano :)
@@marcocateni9824 Grazie, apprezzo il tuo commento positivo su quello che faccio, mi piace mostrare modi diversi di fare qualcosa nel caso qualcuno non abbia un tornio e, come hai detto, i tasselli non devono essere così lunghi. tra l'altro io lavoro nel management e la lavorazione del legno è solo il mio hobby :), un'ultima cosa non parlo per niente italiano :) È google translate che lo parla. Rispetto.
a lovely jig / tool for making custom dowels, curious to know what the skew angle is on the blade, as in your marking out it looked to be 5deg ??? I'd be interested in having a drawing so I could try making one too, as getting the right dowel in the right timber is a real pain in the "£$! here in the UK. Well done, Karl W
Thank you, Karl, this is not very critical, it depends on the thickness of the wood you are using and the entry hole diameter, here is a link for a PDF file for my jig, you can still modify this as said before, I hope it will be helpful, let me know the result if you can, this link will expire after 7 days from now! we.tl/t-lvessEKjFH
Actually there is no precise rule here, that depends on some variables, how thick is the stock you are using, it is basically a cone shape hole, the thicker the stock you are using and the smaller the difference between the entry and exit hole diameter the less steeper the angle will be and vise versa, I let the CAD software to decide that, also note that it will give you better control and stability if you make the end hole 1/4 inch thick to reduce the rod wobble. If you want to make a 1 inch dowel then you can make the entry hole 1 1/8 or so, not sure if this will help you, but I hope so :) good luck
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Thanks for your response. It was helpful. From that, I would guess that the entry diameter would be the diagonal on the square, tapering down to the width/final diameter, at about 3/4 - 7/8 the thickness of the wood being used. So, if the hole was cut with a stepped drill, and then smoothed out, that might work. Alternatively, make a tapered drill, based on the diagonal/width proportions. [I dont have the luxury of CNC] 😊👍
Not sure where did I cut 60 degree angle? I did cut 70 degree using the table saw miter gauge and when you subtract 70 from 90 degree you get 20 degrees! Hope this is clear now.
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Soooo, you create an elaborate method of cutting the angle into the block using a pullsaw, only to use the tablesaw to true it up? That seemed like a somewhat unnecessary excessively complex method of doing things. Or did you discovery the easy way when you were off from the line? It didn't seem all too critical as to what the exact angle should have been. Perhaps the bandsaw would have been even more practical to minimize the kerf?
I demonstrated 2 ways to do this cut, using hand saw and table saw, bandsaw is a third way, I don’t trust my bandsaw accuracy hence I don’t use it for accurate cuts.
That’s the nicest one I’ve seen so far.
😊thanks man 🤝
Now that is one lovely jig to have on Hand for dowel making
Great attention to detail
🤝❤️
Interesting the best multi application
Professional made dowels I've ever encounter surely I'll attend to make one surely not having your competence or modern tool still a worthwhile challenges Thanks for sharing
from Quebec Canada
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good job!!!!!!!
I'm very happy that came across to your work, thy for sharing.
Thank you and most welcome 🤝
You are very smart, you do very well. good luck. welcome to Vietnam
Brave ! {harper's bazaar)
Stunning ! {NYC metro editor}
Accurate as a metal lathe ! Congratulations
Thank you
I like your saw guide jig.
Thx, it is very useful and easy to make though 🙂
Wow good idea ❤
👌🤝
very very good
🤝🌷
very helpful video, thank you for sharing my friend that really gives me an idea on making dowel, thank you very much!❤👍👍👍
My pleasure, thank you for your comment.
Thank you for sharing your Knowledge 🙏
You welcome and thank you for watching and commenting 🤝
This is very cool ! where do you get your blades for the jig ty
Thx, you can use any rabbet plane blades, good luck
Amazing idea brother thanks
J'aime bien votre travail de performance
Merci Monsieur
Fantastic, very good BRASIL
Super bro
I can not believe how many cool and acurate tools you have ! I amjealous. I have the bare minimum. Drill Press, Table Saw, Belt Sander, Metal Band Saw, Drum Sander, Scroll Saw, Router Table , Grinding Stone & Wire Wheel. I can make most things but not anywhere as much as you. I am in awe to say the least !
We all started at some point buddy! and with the minimal tools that we could afford, I remember 13 years ago, I was working in a balcony :) 5' X 9' and I had less tools than you, back then, time makes us grow in age and tools too :) 🤝
Порожняк шоу прогнал от души
Работа МАСТЕРА! ☝👍👏🤗
Спасибо 🤝
Very good
Fantastic, very good, Brasil 🇧🇷🇺🇸
Sangat sederhana dan kreatif
GRANDE SUPER PROFESSIONALE
Thank you 🤝
great. thanks for sharing
Wonderful ! I like it, very good idea
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Best one I’ve seen. I’ll love to make on but I can’t work out the layout. Is there a working drawing? Thanks
Fantastic! Can you tell me which is the cutting angol of the blade? GRAZIE MILLE
Amazing! 🇦🇺👴🏻
🤝🌹
Отличная работа, хорошее приспособление, удачи вам!!!
Nice work and good result... you could increase the surface quality by rounding the blade a little. In this case, the last 30% if the blade would be almost parallel to the rotation axis and there would be much less tear out.
Great tip, thank you, should consider this on the next sharpening 👍
What about a second, small cleaning blade? Parallel to the dowel stick.
Similar to Veritas version, sounds like a good idea, but needs some experiments to achieve the right angle! I should round the end of the blades for cleaner cuts though! Call me lazy, yes I am sometimes 😄
Did you use any special blade or could any plane iron be made to work? Thanks for the idea!
Yes sure any hand plane blade or old chisel should do the job. Good luck 👍
Can you please reference the drill press jig setup for holding wood securing at varying angles.
Hello Jeremy, You mean the drill vise that is holding the workpiece? if yes then you need to search "Drill vise", but if you mean the tilting drill press table then this is an option that is available on most drill press models, but you need to ask the seller for a drill press with tilting table function so you can drill at various angles. hope this helps and thank you for your comment.
Good
Thanks
Where did you get the irons you're using for the cutters? Very nice work :)
Thank you, sir, found these blades in the antique store, they were made by Stanley, you can find some on eBay, or maybe use any hand plane blades. good luck.
Do you know how can bind 2 woodwn dowels of 8 mm? I need o make a geometric irregular shape
Hot steam could do the trick
amazing
Thank you Richard, appreciate your comment 🤝
I lavori che fai sono sempre ottimi e di altissima precisione. Ma mi viene spontanea una domanda: I risultati non verrebbero meglio se fatti sul tornio? Capisco che in questo modo non esiste limite alla lunghezza della barra da lavorare, ma essendo molto lunga tende a flettere ed il risultato non sarà tra i migliori.
quello che hai detto è vero, il tornio può dare ottimi risultati, ma più l'asta è lunga, più è difficile renderla precisa nel diametro, inoltre il tassellatore è più veloce! e di solito uso i tasselli come tasselli non come mobili o per fare barre filettate. se riesci a fare tasselli su un tornio con precisione lungo la loro lunghezza, allora fallo!
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Purtroppo io sono nato come meccanico e non lavoro il legno. Non nego che mi piacerebbe molto, ma mi diverto anche guardare la lavorazione di altri e specialmente quello che fai tu con la precisione che ti mette su di un livello superiore rispetto a tanti altri.
Per quanto riguarda i tasselli, da tagliare a misure adatte, penso che facendoli da barre più corte non credo sia un grosso problema. Però hai ragione nel dire che il tassellatore sia il modo più veloce.
A proposito: ottimo il tuo italiano :)
@@marcocateni9824 Grazie, apprezzo il tuo commento positivo su quello che faccio, mi piace mostrare modi diversi di fare qualcosa nel caso qualcuno non abbia un tornio e, come hai detto, i tasselli non devono essere così lunghi. tra l'altro io lavoro nel management e la lavorazione del legno è solo il mio hobby :), un'ultima cosa non parlo per niente italiano :) È google translate che lo parla. Rispetto.
Este cara devia construir foguetes espaciais . 😀👍
Brilliant
Great
И у меня такой карандаш :-) , красиво
a lovely jig / tool for making custom dowels, curious to know what the skew angle is on the blade, as in your marking out it looked to be 5deg ??? I'd be interested in having a drawing so I could try making one too, as getting the right dowel in the right timber is a real pain in the "£$! here in the UK. Well done, Karl W
Thank you, Karl, this is not very critical, it depends on the thickness of the wood you are using and the entry hole diameter, here is a link for a PDF file for my jig, you can still modify this as said before, I hope it will be helpful, let me know the result if you can, this link will expire after 7 days from now!
we.tl/t-lvessEKjFH
Pemasangan pisaunya lulur apa aga miring om
This is epic!!
Excelente!!!
🤝
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
What is the taper angle on the holes please??
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Actually there is no precise rule here, that depends on some variables, how thick is the stock you are using, it is basically a cone shape hole, the thicker the stock you are using and the smaller the difference between the entry and exit hole diameter the less steeper the angle will be and vise versa, I let the CAD software to decide that, also note that it will give you better control and stability if you make the end hole 1/4 inch thick to reduce the rod wobble. If you want to make a 1 inch dowel then you can make the entry hole 1 1/8 or so, not sure if this will help you, but I hope so :) good luck
@@TheWoodCrafter1
Thanks for your response. It was helpful.
From that, I would guess that the entry diameter would be the diagonal on the square, tapering down to the width/final diameter, at about 3/4 - 7/8 the thickness of the wood being used.
So, if the hole was cut with a stepped drill, and then smoothed out, that might work.
Alternatively, make a tapered drill, based on the diagonal/width proportions.
[I dont have the luxury of CNC]
😊👍
Sounds a good plan! I don’t have the luxury of the stepped drill bit 🤗
Why do you 60 angle after 20?
Not sure where did I cut 60 degree angle? I did cut 70 degree using the table saw miter gauge and when you subtract 70 from 90 degree you get 20 degrees!
Hope this is clear now.
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Many of your links at this writing are currently unavailable on Amazon..............
Thank you, it seems the traffic is less than what they desire now!
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Несколько металлических трубок и никаких подобных заморочек.
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fabrica pra vender e qual valor
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Onde comprar?
comprar o quê?
Долго и муторно, проще лерку взять для нареза резьбы и ей сделать шканты
Думаю проще шканты купить
Soooo, you create an elaborate method of cutting the angle into the block using a pullsaw, only to use the tablesaw to true it up?
That seemed like a somewhat unnecessary excessively complex method of doing things. Or did you discovery the easy way when you were off from the line? It didn't seem all too critical as to what the exact angle should have been. Perhaps the bandsaw would have been even more practical to minimize the kerf?
I demonstrated 2 ways to do this cut, using hand saw and table saw, bandsaw is a third way, I don’t trust my bandsaw accuracy hence I don’t use it for accurate cuts.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Ah, okay. That makes sense I guess. It still did look overly complicated in my opinion 😅
giá sao vậy shop bán
không, chúng tôi không bán cái này, nó chỉ dành cho cửa hàng sử dụng, xin lỗi!
Cunto e unmacin desta eu mimteresei
Ну да! Чтобы изготовить несколько дюбелей нужно купить станок с ЧПУ. Для кого этот ролик?
владельцы ЧПУ
Почему название видео по-русски ? Автор же из Иордании насколько я понял.
когда к видео нет комментариев, его может понять любой, поэтому я перевожу заголовок, чтобы помочь другим найти его! Надеюсь, это было полезно !?
@@TheWoodCrafter1 да это полезно. Спасибо
@@cowboymarlboro3208 ты очень дружелюбный
Хорошо, но повторить невозможно.
Не скажу, что невозможно, можно сделать конусообразные отверстия с помощью специального сверла, если под рукой нет ЧПУ.
Can you not make one of these for me?
I tried to show how it is made, unfortunately I have no time to make products for sale! I hope the video will help you making yours.🤝
You are using advanced industrial tools, hand tools that are not suitable
The router works better and faster.
Can be, just another way of doing things 👍
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Yes Sir, so is it.
Of course, we all have a cnc machine TW*T
Just another way of doing it 🤷♂️
다 좋은데 자동초점때문에 눈버리겠네..
Intentionally blurred the angle number!
Not sure I understand that? which angle I have blurred?
A carpenter does not wear gloves when cutting and fine-tuning.
Ну и нахрена это все? Дерьмо инф.
Профессор, блин!
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