Make a Breadboard End
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Breadboard ends on a top allow the solid wood to adjust with seasonal changes in moisture while still showing a "finished" and attractive end. Learn the steps by watching this short video. For all things woodworking, visit www.popwood.com.
Nice detail with the contrasting plug on the end. Thanks for sharing.
Leaving the little horn on the end is a great tip. Sometimes the simplest things escape us.
X2 Ron.
Nice job, thank you for posting.
Good!!! learned a good new thing .Thank you for teaching
Great video. I really like the detail the ebony adds!
Very good ! Thank you.
This is not a standard breadboard end, it is a very specific (and superior) type by Greene & Greene. I guess this is just an excerpt from a longer video which is why that wasn't mentioned, but it should have been in the title.
thank you
Might as well turn the camera the other way from the Table Saw after 1:05....!!!
OK, gracias por sus videos, thanks for your videos
Subscriber: J.M.Castilla@2018
"Don't want to pound it in with a mallet" and then goes ahead and pounds it on. Pretty poor video.
LOL, hey John.
I thought it was funny too but doesn’t make the whole video poor. Actually tapping it like that is a perfect fit.
Didn’t mean to hit dislike
Craftsmanship is lacking. And total creep out moment at 3:40.
He does nice work and there is nothing creepy at 3:40. Why do you feel the need to attack people?
Jerry Williams Maybe the end result was good but what I saw wasn’t very good. These videos are small splices of whole projects so we may not get the best representation of the woodworker either.
So, apearantly, according to Terri... if Terri can make an immature "that's what she said" ccomment, it makes the other person a creep. Makes sense. Also, its totally ok to judge the whole of something based on a snippet of information you receive. Clearly Terri needs to run for president.
And according to chris and terri, there's no craftsmanship if you use any type of tool. Wood should only be shaped by your teeth like a beaver. (I set you up terri! Proclaim me a creep! )
@Chris B Not being an expert myself, how should it be done? If I want to run a rabbet along a piece of wood do I have to do that by hand? Do I have to sell my lovely Trend router now?
Please enlighten me as I'm confused.
(I do use only hand tools - axe and knife - to make spoons, but don't fancy doing that to make a new garage door.)