The videos that seem relatively anxious are boldly I used to cut it, but this time it's a little dangerous I think it looks. Actually, the router bit is located below my hand. We will try to work more safely.
Elegant. The design is timeless, and execution is close to flawless. Perhaps one of the best parts is humanizing yourself by incorporating your family within the video which make me smile. I loved Korea when I had the opportunity to visit several years ago, and your videos take me back.
Might I suggest adding overlay text describing the more complex bits in your videos. For instance you could add something about the type of bit you used during routering of the profiles. Thanks
@@squarerulefurniture. And a hello to you too my South Korean friend 👋 You waited for my comment. I’m not too sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing? 😉 Thankfully, I have Sunday’s off, so I’ll enjoy that at least and I will indeed watch out for covid. It’s becoming much more prevalent over here in the UK (over 20,000 confirmed cases a day 😓). How’s things in South Korea regarding covid?
@@chm1701 South Korea is a stable sphere. However, it is very careful. Masks have become everyday and if you don’t wear a mask, You cannot enter or exit. Until the day the corona ends! Be careful friend!
As others have said i'll need to try that spline slot cutting method, you would lose a bit of glue area but not enough to worry about. If you cut your splines at a 45 degree angle you will get more per strip of wood, I trim mine down basically the same way you do, trimmed the first few with a flush cut hand saw and a hand plane which was fun i guess but took too long.
Thanks for the advice. My hand in the video is located farther than I thought. The router table's hand is below the roundbeat. It is relatively safe. So that the videos will look safer in the future I'll try my best. Thank you.
@@bonezy1 he certainly does, but it so easy to use a second push stick. I worked in 4 or so workshops, and the guys who took shortcuts, even minor ones ended up deaf, fingers missing etc.
Reading through the comments and feel sorry for the ignorance of humanity and that we have too much judgments in our world. I enjoy your videos and those of Mr. Ishitani as well. There is an emotional aspect and an art to your filming of the process of creating objects with wood. These are clearly not meant to be tutorials on woodworking. For good woodworking explanations in English try Rob Cosman or Paul Sellers. If you care about craftsmanship and wood, please plant a tree. We need them as much as they need us. Thank you.
I also think of bad comments as interest in me I think positively. Start TH-cam and connect with people from different cultures We met and respect their thoughts. But my opinion is similar to you.^^; Have a nice weekend and a happy new year~ Thank you.
I'm new to woodworking. Can you explain why you're measuring the height of the blade to set up for making the spline. What height are you measuring and how do you determine how far to push into the blade before you stop?
Hello, because the top and bottom have to fit somewhat Start with a height of 55. Make a test cut so that the spline does not penetrate and mark it with tape Work.
At 1:37, what is different about the blade you have in there relative to your standard 300-315mm? Are you running a dado or something different which is why you took off the splitter?
Interesting. I just bought the laguna p12 and was told by the manufacturer it could not run a dado. Super helpful to know that I can run a 5mm dado blade.
How do you like the Laguna Sliding table saw? I am thinking of purchasing the smaller P12 / 5 but it is difficult to find what people think of the P12 series. Do you happen to know where they are made?
I know that only the size is different, but there is no big difference. It will depend on the size of the wood you use mainly (I make a lot of tables over 1800 mm). If the things you want to make are small things, it will be enough.
@@cayres6898 I am satisfied enough. Rails are also easy to manage and durable. I first bought it in 2014. Prior to using it, Felder's K700 model was used at work.
@@squarerulefurniture Please, NO explanations necessary, your videos are perfect as they are. There are plenty of other channels that have instruction but there are very few that don't. The ones that don't (like you and Ishitani) are far superior.
@@digidandan Why do you think you'll be alone? And the mask is also used to block fine dust to some extent. We use masks in many tasks. And in Korea, masks are always used in everyday life.
@@squarerulefurniture yeah,that's the point. you are using the masks on a daily basis,which is idiotic. What for? Are people born with masks? Be a human again. We have and have had thousands viruses, now and in the past. And we are still here,and will be. Use your brain sometimes.
@@squarerulefurniture don't listen to that guy, based on the way he is talking he is a trump supporter from the United states people that think wearing a mask is some how taking away freedoms. Hopefully that maniac will be out of office soon.
@@squarerulefurniture he is asking why you are wearing a mask, when you are alone in your workshop with no one else around. The "read about the science" comment implies that you are unaware of the medical reasons for when someone should wear a mask with respect to the current COVID-19 pandemic. My read is that the comment is a simple cultural misunderstanding. Mask wearing is considered unusual by Westerners (Americans, Europeans, Australians) with some expressing a belief that they should not have to be forced to wear a mask. The commenter may not realise that mask wearing is generally accepted as the norm during times of sickness in east Asia (and has been for decades due to the high density urban lifestyle) and also the fact that wearing a mask for indoor woodworking is generally accepted to be good practice to avoid lung irritation and other medical complications. Great video by the way. You have inspired me to get some of my photos of my children into frames.
@@lukekirkwood Thank you so much for the interpretation. I am not alone in our workshop At least in South Korea, masks are a common practice. Not only this, but the fine dust that we cannot see There are many masks worn as usual. Recently, there has been a lot of talk about masks I understand it as a cultural difference. Thanks again for the detailed explanation The memories of your children I hope you make a precious picture frame Have a nice week!
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Simple and elegant solution to cutting splines over using a jig. Thank you!
I'm glad I could help.
Thanks for watching!
my favorite woodworker on TH-cam!
Wow, thank you so much!
Mind Also. Thank you.
Made my fingers tingle when you ran them through the router table.
The videos that seem relatively anxious are boldly
I used to cut it, but this time it's a little dangerous
I think it looks.
Actually, the router bit is located below my hand.
We will try to work more safely.
So clean and elegant! Always nice to see your children. Ours are grown now, I miss the times when they were younger.
I hope this video will be a good memory for children
wish. Thank you ^^
Never seen a one cut spline slots like this before. Way easier than making spline jig for the table saw!
Easy, fast and safe.
Thank you ^^
yeah this is incredible, so obvious and so smart!
@@squarerulefurniture please sur give me one frames picture please and thanks for me
@@elmehdisangate2538 make one yourself, kind of the whole point.
@@willd2609 thank you^^
Sus trabajos hacen que me guste más la carpintería , saludos desde Ecuador
Gracias por ver.
You have a great looking family!
Happy to be with a wonderful family
Thanks for watching!
These are so exceptionally beautiful for something that is seemingly fairly simple relative to many of your other projects. So cool.
Thank you very much for watching^^
Elegant. The design is timeless, and execution is close to flawless. Perhaps one of the best parts is humanizing yourself by incorporating your family within the video which make me smile. I loved Korea when I had the opportunity to visit several years ago, and your videos take me back.
I am still in your writing and interest today
I am working hard.
To make better videos in the future
I will try!
Have a great weekend!
Very perfect!
This video shows the pinnacle of tool use.
Thank you, brother!
I will do my best~~! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Very nice frames, classic and beautiful! Congrats!
Thank you for always watching !❤
Your build style in very beautiful. Compliments from Italy
Thank you from South Korea~
Amazing wood work ❤️
thank you~~
Beautiful work! Please use a push block on that router table so you can keep pushing out great videos with all your fingers! 😁
I will try to work more safely
Thank you.
New inspiration with the table saw. Well done!
Thank you~~^^
The frames are gorgeous, but I want to know more about the food on a stick at the rest stop!
South Korean rice cake, sausage and sweet sauce
Rest area food
The name is Soteok Soteok!
@@squarerulefurniture thanks so much! I'll have to try and find some rice cake!
Un trabajo magnífico. Saludos maestro
Gracias por ver ^^
¡Saludos desde Corea del Sur!
Fantastic work, thank you for sharing and keep them coming please.
Thanks for watching.
Le tue realizzazioni sono pulite precise ed essenziali!
Fatte con maestria e un piacere
Vederti lavorare continua così.👍🏼
Posso renderti felice
sono molto felice
Grazie per la visione!😍
Beautiful frames and great video!
Thank you~^^ ❤❤
The way you cut out those splines are genius. I’m gonna store that in my memory bank. Thanks for the tips! Love what you do 👏👏
I am glad to be able to help
Thanks for watching!
Might I suggest adding overlay text describing the more complex bits in your videos. For instance you could add something about the type of bit you used during routering of the profiles. Thanks
I will refer to
Thanks for watching.
Brilliant video
Thank you~~~^^😘😘
Simple, yet elegant. Lovely job as always my friend.
Hello British friend!
I waited for your comment~!
Thank you so much!
Watch out for corona~! have a nice weekend!
@@squarerulefurniture. And a hello to you too my South Korean friend 👋
You waited for my comment. I’m not too sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing? 😉
Thankfully, I have Sunday’s off, so I’ll enjoy that at least and I will indeed watch out for covid. It’s becoming much more prevalent over here in the UK (over 20,000 confirmed cases a day 😓). How’s things in South Korea regarding covid?
@@chm1701 South Korea is a stable sphere.
However, it is very careful.
Masks have become everyday and if you don’t wear a mask,
You cannot enter or exit.
Until the day the corona ends! Be careful friend!
Amazing to watch you work! Keep up the great videos!
Thank you very much for watching!
Have a nice weekend~
Beautiful work. I hope you visit your Optometrist regularly as I’m worried about your fingers when using your router. Clever ideas. Thank you 👴🏻🇦🇺
I thought it was safe
I recently made a jig and used it.
Best regards from South Korea~ ❤
:) nice easy splines... good one
Thank you^^
Love your work, very innovative once again. Your videos are always soothing and mesmerising, I always learn something. Good work again 친구
I try to get more strength from your support 고마워요 친구!
As others have said i'll need to try that spline slot cutting method, you would lose a bit of glue area but not enough to worry about.
If you cut your splines at a 45 degree angle you will get more per strip of wood, I trim mine down basically the same way you do, trimmed the first few with a flush cut hand saw and a hand plane which was fun i guess but took too long.
A slightly larger frame is more sturdy by inserting two.
Thank you for watching.^^
This guy is a boss
haha thank you!
Beautiful family :)
Thank you^^
Excellent work and video quality to match! I also never saw splines added this way, but will try this method the next time!
Please try it!
Thank you.!
I reckon this guy has 2.4 million tips and tricks to share with us.
I will do my best to share
Thank you ^^
Excelente trabalho!
Obrigado por assistir ^^
I see two shop assistants in your future! 🧒🧒
They are my friends^^
Thank you!
Simple yet beautiful poster frames! May I know what is the brand of the stool at 2:56 ?
I picked up an abandoned chair and made the top and handle out of walnut.
하.. 스플라인.. 저렇게 파도 되겠군요. 어차피 안쪽이 곡면이어도 별 문제가 없으니... 오늘도 잘보고 갑니다.
도움을 드릴 수 있어서 저도 기쁘네요! 시청해 주셔서 감사합니다
즐거운 주말 보내세요!
please use a push stick in your left hand for saw and router table. Please. I have seen too many accidents at work. Lovely frames.
yes but this guy easily looks like he knows what he's doing.
Thanks for the advice.
My hand in the video is located farther than I thought.
The router table's hand is below the roundbeat.
It is relatively safe.
So that the videos will look safer in the future
I'll try my best.
Thank you.
I will work more carefully^^
@@bonezy1 he certainly does, but it so easy to use a second push stick. I worked in 4 or so workshops, and the guys who took shortcuts, even minor ones ended up deaf, fingers missing etc.
I love your work , I would to know what machines for you should a person have for a wood workshop. Congratulations
Learn safety first.
Depending on what kind of furniture you are going to make
The machine choice will also be very different.
Reading through the comments and feel sorry for the ignorance of humanity and that we have too much judgments in our world. I enjoy your videos and those of Mr. Ishitani as well. There is an emotional aspect and an art to your filming of the process of creating objects with wood. These are clearly not meant to be tutorials on woodworking. For good woodworking explanations in English try Rob Cosman or Paul Sellers. If you care about craftsmanship and wood, please plant a tree. We need them as much as they need us. Thank you.
I also think of bad comments as interest in me
I think positively.
Start TH-cam and connect with people from different cultures
We met and respect their thoughts.
But my opinion is similar to you.^^;
Have a nice weekend and a happy new year~
Thank you.
I'm new to woodworking. Can you explain why you're measuring the height of the blade to set up for making the spline. What height are you measuring and how do you determine how far to push into the blade before you stop?
Hello, because the top and bottom have to fit somewhat
Start with a height of 55.
Make a test cut so that the spline does not penetrate and mark it with tape Work.
Thank you for straightening the picture when you hung it. It was bothering me.
Thanks for watching^^
The picture is still hanging pretty.
와 예쁘다 ㅎ
감사합니다^^
😍😍
❤❤
At 1:37, what is different about the blade you have in there relative to your standard 300-315mm?
Are you running a dado or something different which is why you took off the splitter?
It is machined at once with a 5mm dado saw blade.
Interesting. I just bought the laguna p12 and was told by the manufacturer it could not run a dado.
Super helpful to know that I can run a 5mm dado blade.
Forgot to mention beautiful work as always. Looking forward to the next video!
@@cayres6898 It can be up to 8mm
However, the saw blade must be made to order.
@@cayres6898 Thanks for watching
Have a nice week~
Was that a basic ribbon you were using to clamp up the frames?
Do you mean the red ribbon? This red ribbon
You can easily get it at a low price nearby
I use it a lot.
How do you like the Laguna Sliding table saw? I am thinking of purchasing the smaller P12 / 5 but it is difficult to find what people think of the P12 series. Do you happen to know where they are made?
I know that only the size is different, but there is no big difference.
It will depend on the size of the wood you use mainly (I make a lot of tables over 1800 mm).
If the things you want to make are small things, it will be enough.
Thanks! Have you been happy with your version of the saw? Any particular likes or dislikes about the saw?
@@cayres6898 I am satisfied enough.
Rails are also easy to manage and durable.
I first bought it in 2014.
Prior to using it, Felder's K700 model was used at work.
A che altezza hai messo la lama al minuto5.6 ? Grazie
L'altezza della lama della sega è 54-55.
How do you remove the glue from the brushes?
After use, put the brushes in a small cup of water.
A good brush lasts a long time
kimochin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
감사합니다^^
The frame was cute but the kids were cuter
Children are my happiness^^ Thank you!
@@squarerulefurniture please dont hesitate to show them more on your videos, l'm sure everyone enjoys that
What size material did you start with for these frames?
It is mainly made of A4, A3 500*700
Hey, what kind of table saw set up are you using?
I'm using the Laguna 12/8 model.
@@squarerulefurniture Thanks! very clean. Also, what is the sled you are using? It seems very efficient.
Needs explanation for what he's doing in each step.
I will try. ^^;;
@@squarerulefurniture Please, NO explanations necessary, your videos are perfect as they are. There are plenty of other channels that have instruction but there are very few that don't. The ones that don't (like you and Ishitani) are far superior.
@@pierogies_and_pie Thank you
I will make a video using my style better.
why do you wear a mask when you are sanding or cutting?
There is a lot of dust, so I use a mask.
Of course, there is also the influence of Corona~
@@squarerulefurniture corona,alone in the workshop?
@@digidandan Why do you think you'll be alone?
And the mask is also used to block fine dust to some extent.
We use masks in many tasks.
And in Korea, masks are always used in everyday life.
@@squarerulefurniture yeah,that's the point. you are using the masks on a daily basis,which is idiotic. What for? Are people born with masks? Be a human again. We have and have had thousands viruses, now and in the past. And we are still here,and will be. Use your brain sometimes.
@@squarerulefurniture don't listen to that guy, based on the way he is talking he is a trump supporter from the United states people that think wearing a mask is some how taking away freedoms. Hopefully that maniac will be out of office soon.
I knew it was a Chinese guy! The video started out with him doing math homework.
Unfortunately, I am a proud South Korean person.^^;
Why are you wearing a make when your by yourself, read about the science.
I can't understand the interpretation
Please tell me in detail~
@@squarerulefurniture he is asking why you are wearing a mask, when you are alone in your workshop with no one else around. The "read about the science" comment implies that you are unaware of the medical reasons for when someone should wear a mask with respect to the current COVID-19 pandemic. My read is that the comment is a simple cultural misunderstanding. Mask wearing is considered unusual by Westerners (Americans, Europeans, Australians) with some expressing a belief that they should not have to be forced to wear a mask. The commenter may not realise that mask wearing is generally accepted as the norm during times of sickness in east Asia (and has been for decades due to the high density urban lifestyle) and also the fact that wearing a mask for indoor woodworking is generally accepted to be good practice to avoid lung irritation and other medical complications.
Great video by the way. You have inspired me to get some of my photos of my children into frames.
@@lukekirkwood Thank you so much for the interpretation.
I am not alone in our workshop
At least in South Korea, masks are a common practice.
Not only this, but the fine dust that we cannot see
There are many masks worn as usual.
Recently, there has been a lot of talk about masks
I understand it as a cultural difference.
Thanks again for the detailed explanation
The memories of your children
I hope you make a precious picture frame
Have a nice week!
Why are you wearing a mask? It's not good for your health.
Fine dust is a first-class carcinogen.
If you are woodworking, wear a mask.
Why are you wearing a diaper on your face in your shop? If concerned about dust get a real respirator. This is ridiculous.
Please understand it as a cultural difference
Thanks for watching^^
Bad worker
I don't know why it's bad, but I'm sorry if I made you uncomfortable T_T