Ok, ive found your channel and am watching all your videos. You need to upload more. Each vid is based on a fantastic tip but they're also well edited and really great to watch with perfect musical accompaniment. Get making more mate, youre good at this!
Appreciate the comment! I have a list as long as my arm of video ideas just making the time to get some done. Currently planning on turning my garage into a little workshop over this winter so will be much easier then. Stick around and i hope to get some consistency going next year😄 Thanks again👍🏼
@@nalanimulcahy8451 Really do appreciate it! Just bear with me i will get some made as soon as i can!😆 Managed to retrieve a huge 8”x8” solid oak gate post today so just jotting down some ideas what I can turn it in to as we speak! Just need the workshop up and running and I can get making them. It’s crazy that you are watching from so far away. Could do with some of the Ozzie weather over here that is for sure!😆 Thanks again👍🏼
Thanks a lot!👍🏼 yeah it was just an off cut of mdf I used for the video but it will work with material really. MDF is very easy to mark and cut so it may take a little bit more time with timber but should still be able to get a good finish!😁
Thanks for watching! It’s hard to explain over a message but i will try my best. The easiest way, is to scribe your panel to the wall first and leave plenty overhanging. Keep altering it until you get it nice and then do the straight cut on the front edge. If you have an edging or something on the straight side what can’t be cut. Overhang the panel and level it up. If the panel overhangs the finishing position for example 40 mm. you set the scribe tool to 40mm from the pencil to the point. Once that is scribed the panel should go back the 40 mm and the front edge should end up where you intended. Hope this helped? If not, let me know and i will try and explain better. Thanks👍🏼
There are a few ways to do that really. You can either oversize the piece, do your scribe and then mark on a level line where you want your straight cut and cut it with something like a track saw. Or the way I do it mainly is overhang the bit you want to scribe lets say 40mm for example and level it up. Then if you clamp it in place, set your scribe tool to 40mm and cut it out. The board should slide back 40mm and finish flush on the front edge. Hope this helps? If not let me know and I can try to answer it better? Thank you for watching👍🏼
Very well presented. You take such pride in your workmanship. Great technique and perfect finish. Thanks for taking the time to film. All the best 👍
Thanks a lot for the comment I really appreciate it! Got a few videos half filmed so keep an eye out for them soon😁 thanks again!👍🏼
Ok, ive found your channel and am watching all your videos. You need to upload more. Each vid is based on a fantastic tip but they're also well edited and really great to watch with perfect musical accompaniment. Get making more mate, youre good at this!
Appreciate the comment! I have a list as long as my arm of video ideas just making the time to get some done. Currently planning on turning my garage into a little workshop over this winter so will be much easier then. Stick around and i hope to get some consistency going next year😄 Thanks again👍🏼
@@mwjoinery Just subscribed so I'm glad you have plans to upload more soon, can't wait to see more of your videos in 2024. Cheers from Australia 👋🐨
@@nalanimulcahy8451 Really do appreciate it! Just bear with me i will get some made as soon as i can!😆 Managed to retrieve a huge 8”x8” solid oak gate post today so just jotting down some ideas what I can turn it in to as we speak! Just need the workshop up and running and I can get making them. It’s crazy that you are watching from so far away. Could do with some of the Ozzie weather over here that is for sure!😆 Thanks again👍🏼
Very nice way of making it follow the contours correctly! I will have to give it a go for sure
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment! Let me know how you get on if you do give it a try😄👍🏼
Will do pal
Very nice content. Explained in simple terms 👌
Thank you!
Hi Mate, Just subscribed today, early days,but keep up these videos and you should get loads of subscribers.
Thank you!! Really appreciate it👍🏼
This is really good work. Thanks for sharing. I'm curious it seems like the material is some type of mdf, would it still come out as clean with wood?
Thanks a lot!👍🏼 yeah it was just an off cut of mdf I used for the video but it will work with material really. MDF is very easy to mark and cut so it may take a little bit more time with timber but should still be able to get a good finish!😁
Hi mate , great vids . Watch your tools pal , I never left my power tools in van I allways took em in my house . Keep up the good work . Terry
Thanks a lot Terry! Yeah, i leave the majority of my tools, even personal ones at work because you can’t be sure who is about these days can you!
So simple and so clever
Yeah it is very simple! Thank you for the comment👍🏼
Top class. Thanks for the compass hack
You’re very welcome! Thank you
Absolutely beautiful.
Love it👌🏽
Thank you👍🏼
Awesome thanks !
No worries, Thank you!
Nice! thanks!
No worries. Thanks for the comment👍🏼
How do I calculate the width I need to cut to?
Thanks for watching! It’s hard to explain over a message but i will try my best. The easiest way, is to scribe your panel to the wall first and leave plenty overhanging. Keep altering it until you get it nice and then do the straight cut on the front edge. If you have an edging or something on the straight side what can’t be cut. Overhang the panel and level it up. If the panel overhangs the finishing position for example 40 mm. you set the scribe tool to 40mm from the pencil to the point. Once that is scribed the panel should go back the 40 mm and the front edge should end up where you intended. Hope this helped? If not, let me know and i will try and explain better. Thanks👍🏼
Very nice!
Thank you👍🏼
Nobody shows how they address the other side of the board where it flushes up to the facing.
There are a few ways to do that really. You can either oversize the piece, do your scribe and then mark on a level line where you want your straight cut and cut it with something like a track saw. Or the way I do it mainly is overhang the bit you want to scribe lets say 40mm for example and level it up. Then if you clamp it in place, set your scribe tool to 40mm and cut it out. The board should slide back 40mm and finish flush on the front edge. Hope this helps? If not let me know and I can try to answer it better? Thank you for watching👍🏼
@@mwjoinery Actually, that helps a lot. Thanks for the reply!
No worries at all. Thanks
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Horrible tool.
Nice, looks like the stone is butted up to the wood
Thank you!