Attach a Moravian Workbench Top with Blind Pegging
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2020
- Will Myers shows how to attach the slab top of the Portable Moravian Workbench using a historical method called blind pegging. Buy the 7+ hour workbench build video here: store.woodandshop.com/product...
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I’m about to do this now. Many thanks for the excellent tutorial. And the phrase “I don’t know anything to do to make it better” is now part of my lexicon.
I like ole Will and his accent he's my kinda folk
I’m in the process of making this bench. We are renting a house and my machines are in storage so I’m doing all by hand. Making the whole thing from SYP. I’m a little under halfway done but it has been an exhilarating process so far. Really enjoying taking my time and furthering my hand tool skills. What an excellent design of a bench to be able to knock it down and move it if need be.
This method of Blind Pegging is just what I needed! I have been stressing on how I was going to line up the pegs on my workbench top that I got done building. Thanks for sharing this!
I enjoyed seeing how the gentleman used the bracebit
I bought Will Myers video on building this monrovian bench. Well worth it. Built my version out of 2x10 fur. Wish I would of used oak, but its an excellent bench and the video makes it pretty easy. This blind pegging trick really worked well. Never expected i could make it work for me, but it was dead on.
I made a pair last year pretty much without any help other than the free diagram and just did 2x 1" dowels. I like the nail trick a lot and would have gone that route if I knew about it, but I'm real happy with my benches anyway and use mine all the time. I thank you for making the diagram with the measurements available for free, they are perfect workbenches although I did my legs and stretchers an extra inch thick and Now I'm making my first real BIG project on it, a Vermont shaker moon bed. I always enjoy the videos, Will is a very talented and humble man.
That cone cutter used to taper the top the dowel is a slick little gizmo.
Fantastic! Thanks a lot both of you! 😃
Stay safe there! 🖖😊
Great job! Thanks for the tip. Best wishes
Thank you for that video! I don't know how to make it any better.
This was a great guide for when I built my Moravian bench. Worked out great! Thanks
For anyone looking for the cone cutter, try searching for external chamfer tool.
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@Malachi Nikolai instablaster ;)
@Hassan August I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Hassan August It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my ass!
@Malachi Nikolai Happy to help :D
I dont know why i watch these videos still when i have the dvd!😀😃😄😁. but its still support so its ok!!!
Thank you for the good information
This is so cool and lovely to look at. :D
I learned a lot here. Thank you.
that's a clever way to do your marks , thank you for sharing the tip !
Thank you
Fantastic.
Awesome video👍🏼
Muito bom 👍👍👏👏👏👏 Brasil
Brilliant idea :-)
I love this bench. A work of wood art. Now, if i could just get yellow pine...
Kevin Orr I’m in Australia# building mine out of Kauri (Agathis robusta).
That's a nice hammer he's using. Is that a vintage piece or a new version? Thanks for the great video!!
In tool and die, similar method uses transfer buttons.
is it common for Irwin bits to be oversize? I noticed my Irwin bit was oversized when running a test hole for a drawbore. Good thing I ran the test before taking it to the workpiece :)
Russel Jennings bit was the exact size of the dowels made by my dowel plate.
Wow....
Hey Will! I've read the NC Moravian diaries concerning the delivery and assembly of the organ designed and built by David Tannenberg, and I think based on everything I have seen so far that this workbench was a design/build of David's, and his apprentice (and son-in-law), Philip Bachman, took it along with the organ to NC in a wagon. He then agreed to do the church the favor of transporting the old organ to another church, and installing that there. I think he decided to leave his father-in-law's workbench behind for expedience. I doubt David would have left it if he were the one doing the installation.
I would really appreciate it if you would share any changes you made to the original proportions of the workbench. I would like to build one, and I may need to make some size adjustments, but I want to know what the original measurements were. One day I will make the long journey to NC myself, but I need a worktable quicklike.
BTW, this has totally floored me... finding you and the Moravian Workbench... because, well, I have reason to believe David "Danneberger" Tannenberg was my 6th great grandfather. The last thing I expected when googling Workbench Designs was to find this. Totally wonderful.Thank you.
I'm going to need some clarification on the foot-powered lateral material positioning technique at 0:45. The torque required, head positioning, etc.
Would it make more sense to put the slotted holes on the outer side instead of the inner? That way the wood expands outward from the fixed hole in the center. I just feel that if you want your other side or tray to maintain the same distance in the center you wouldn't want them to expand or contract relative to each other.
I think it is more important that the front edge of the top stays in line with the front faces of the legs
I thought you mentioned , there were plans in the link below??? Can’t find that ,also thought you mentioned a vidio on step by step how to build?? If so where can I find ,or buy this
Is wood turning profitable?
The plans are NOT FREE.
The diagram with the measurements is free. It's all you really need if you're a decent wood worker.
These are NOT the videos of Will's build that I purchased...WTH
if you give away all the tricks im going to have to ask for my 40 dollars back