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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- Here's how I cut my box joint.
There are 2 approaches I usually take when doing woodworking. One is, doing like how a pro does regardless of my current skill level and improving the final product quality by practice. Another one is, like this video, I take a less risky method on each step to achieve a presentable result.
I hope this video will be helpful when you cut your first box joint or 2nd or I don't know:)
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The following play list includes my other tutorial videos for beginners
• Chisel/Plane/Saw Tips ...
-- Tools for the Project --
Chisels
*Most chisels are better than ones I use in the video.
For the price I recommend Irwin Chisels that I have, too!
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Dozuki Saw
*It's different from the one I use in the video but this one works(I have it).
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Flush Trim Saw (It's good to have)
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0:00 Introduction
0:38 Marking Tips
3:42 Saw Cutting Tips
6:29 Chisel Cutting Tips
10:30 Finishing Touches
12:09 Summary
#BoxJoint #Woodworking #handtools - บันเทิง
Great video!!! It’s awesome to see the new bench in use. Thanks for sharing your methods, I know you always say you’re not a professional but I think you’re a great teacher!
Thank you! I know it may sound more attractive if I can say "hey, this is a pro tip!" but I don't lie, haha. My goal on this channel is to share what I enjoy with people who also enjoy it and to extend my friend network so it's all good:)
Really very helpful. Thank you.
I’m glad you found it helpful! Thank you
I love this video. I find that hand cutting joints like this is relaxing and serene.
Thank you YRTi.
Thank you! The good thing is, this is my hobby so I don't have to worry about the productivity but I can enjoy the process of hand cutting:) It's simply fun especially when I feel my improvement and if it helps others.
Awesome stuff! I loved the comment about "but I don't need sawdust and glue" 😂 I take a similar approach to my dovetails too
Thank you! I actually don't use sawdust & glue and just leave a gap even when there is a gap, haha.
Well, I'm not going against sawdust & glue but I want to fill the gap by my skill than sawdust & glue and a gap always tells me where to improve like my poor dimensioning/marking/fabrication skills.
@@YRTi haha I do the same, if it's a gap it's a gap because I put/left it there, so I should fix that
This video is great! Thanks for sharing. Will try this joint soon!
Thank you! Finally, I just finished making this video. I hope it helps:)
Well it looks like you won't be converting to a cook channel! Good job Sir!
Thank you! Maybe my next project is wooden pasta:)
Hey hey~ I’ve been watching your videos for some time now. I really appreciate your content.
Similar to you, I started getting into woodworking for fun and just to try make something I wanted. I didn’t want to spend money on a ton of tools also I live in a small 2 bedroom apartment. So it’s very helpful to see all the amazing projects you’ve done~
Also pls do more tutorials!
Thank you for the comment. I don't own any expensive tools but I actually have a lot of tools now after 2 years of wood working, haha.
I'm not sure how many people want to see my tutorial videos even this one while there are many tutorial videos by professionals available on TH-cam but yeah, I will try it if it helps my fellow beginners:)
Pls do, I really appreciate how you openly talk about your mistakes/attempts or things you had a hard time on. It makes the videos extremely authentic. It’s also empowering!
A really helpful video...a lot of useful information and a joy to watch. Thanks.
Thank you! I think a box joint is a good overall(marking/saw/chisel) skill practice that for sure improved my woodworking skills:)
Beautiful video. Thank you.
Thank you! I'm glad that you enjoyed it:)
Great vid again yrti, i cant believe its been 2 years since you started on youtube i still think your pc case is your greatest build to date 😁
Thank you! 2 years and I still don't make the $200 to make a giveaway speaker, haha! I want to make a pc case again, too. Ah, well, I'm ready for the next 2 years:)
@@YRTi well im looking forward to the next 2 years, say hello to your wife for me i hope she is well and you
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Nice video, I had recently thought of your style of marking & cutting, good timing to see it in action too!
I'm glad that you like this video. I'm still trying to get better on this but I'm sharing what I learned so far. Thank you:)
I like your teaching style. Thank you for the video.
Thank you as always! I'll do my best for the future videos, too:)
Nice job.
Thank you, my friend!
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