Old School Dowel Making Jig
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2016
- It"s easy to make your own wood dowels for woodworking projects with this simple to make old school dowel making jig.
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One of the best ways to get the job done pronto.Thanks again Izzy.
Cannot wait to make white oak pegs for my timber frame project! Thanks for the idea!!!
I have been watching a lot of these dowel making jigs lately, and really like the way Izzy goes the extra steps with the cutting off of the extra corners on the original wood stick, then fitting a socket knuckle on the end of it etc, - Good work Iz
Watched a bunch of dowel making videos. Love yours. Made it, works great. Thank you boss.
Rarely do I ever comment but this video warrants a big shout out to you, Izzy. Thanks to your simple, yet ingenious little jig and demonstration, I made beautiful and accurate 3/8" cedar dowels. Thank you, sir, for sharing your engineering mind and expertise with the rest of us.
I like the fact that you make it simple for novices like me. I really appreciate that. You explain it very well
Excellent, simple and efficient, ahhh and clean results.... thanks man, love your videos!!
Finally got around to trying this. Works great. I'm going to make a few more. Thanks!
Nicely done, great video. Mount an additional block of wood with the 3/4" hole about 12" away from the "chisel" to function as a stabilizer sleeve to reduce that dowel machine wobbling.
You made it look easier than we thought .
Thank you
Watching and learning. Don't know if I will ever work much with wood but if I do ever decide to thanks for teaching me all these tricks.
so very simple, thanks teacher, I can not wait to made it, thanks
Now here's a man who think truly out of the box, thanks for sharing Izzy.
Wow, what a nice finish straight from the tool! That came out great! Nice video Izzy.
Dear Sir!
Yes I am a wise man or a dowel so far bought them after I finished item based on the video, thank you to put it up. I'm from Hungary Mustache
Thanks, Izzy, that's so fast and straightforward. The socket drive is killer. I'm already thinking in terms of legs for simple stools, tables etc. It would make a great jumping -off point. A variant having an adjustable depth stop with a skateboard bearing in line with the axis and perpendicular sliding block on a horizontal cam clamp to hold a gouge or skew chisel could be added for some further shaping. Behold, (almost) instant basic lathe! Sure, it would chatter a bit, but so what?
Nice, that's way easier to do than I imagined. Thanks Izzy.
what really nice is its easy and fast to do. lol
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Genius using a socket to hold your stock. Absolutely Genius.
never thought of doing it like that. I've always just drilled the size hole I needed in a piece of angle iron just cut my stock square tapered the end to fit in hole just drilled it through but you have to go back and forth a lot to get it smooth. I'm going to try yours.
Awesome good job.
Love my Narex chisels!
right on they are great chisels
Excelente video Izzy, muy buena idea, gracias.
Great stuff. Great way to turn out simple broom handles or canes.
Nice idea...really good for making dowels and arrow shaft also. Wonderful.
Once again you made an awesome simple project!
would adding a second piece of pine with the 3/4" hole drilled in it directly behind the one you used to cut the dowel make operation even more stable?
Very nice, perfect. Many thanks for the idea.
Putting links in the description is awesome, keep up the good work
Thanks for the tip Izzy. This is a much cheaper method for me because dowels seem to be rather expensive here in Japan. Keep up the good work, and I appreciate the videos you make.
Thank you, Mr. Swan for another GREAT video!
BTW, I shared this one w/ James Wright at "Wood by Wright".
He did a video where he tried to make a dowel jig but it didn't work really good like yours.
Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!
Thanks Izzy. I need some cedar plugs to cover screws and bolts in outdoor furniture and cedar dowel is not easy to find if it's available at all. This should work for my needs.
Really great, that can be used to do crossbow bolts, awesome
muito bom show parabéns acompanho seu videos sou artesao
Exelente congratulaciones por su sabiduría desde chile
Impressive Izzy! Totally diggin it!
thank you, i love that it is so easy to do
wow that's a sick idea! Def gotta try this out, Thanks Izzy!!
Thanks for Posting it Izzy
Parabéns muito bom vou fazer
Thank you for sharing your dowel making jig.
A guide on the out feed side (adjustable of course) might help with consistency.
Thanks, so simple, I could do it. Sort of the same trick for tapered pins.
I suggest harder wood, to keep the hole from wearing out to a larger size.
That's pretty nice! And as an added bonus you could also use it to sharpen those giant pencils 😉
wow i tried this and it worked perfectly first shot! 1/4 inch dowel out of purple heart, and paduak within 1/100th of an inch!
The only problem I had was trying to use very long blanks I think because of small size of the dowel.
buen video gracias ,me gustaria que esplicaras donde se conecta al taladro,
Just made this and it works great
Thank you for this wonderful video sir.
that is sweet how it leaves a boned shine. Nice job
Really really great loved it
Thank you for your expertise
Thank you so much for share!
Thank you, Izzy, I am going to do this because I am fed up with spending my hard earned cash for bits of wood. Nice trick with the chisel. Thanks big Guy :)
Wow that's ingenious! I'm gonna make one of these for myself!
Rock on
simple, yet usable!! thank you for sharing!!
didn't know about this method - thanks for the video
The traditional tool for making dowels is a dowel plate, an iron (or better, hardened tool steel)
plate with a hole having the size of the desired dowel. To make a
dowel, a piece of wood is split or whittled to a size slightly bigger
than desired and then driven through the hole in the dowel plate. The
sharp edges of the hole shear off the excess wood.[1][2][3] (cut and pasted from wikipedia) a dowel made from split wood is stronger than cut wood..this is a much slower method and will not produce dowels as uniform as the dowels in the vid..i like your vids izzy, well worth watching
perfect buddy - I missed it when Matthias did it so now I caught both - thanks!
right on
Very cool way to make them.. Thanks izzy 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great idea! Thanks.
Brilliant! Thanks
Hi Izzy, Couldn't find the link for the countersinks. Thanks, good video.
Dude this is amazing, thank you!!
jig legal... parabens!
gostei bastsnte
Nice video.. 👍 Thanks for sharing..
Impressive ! Thank you....
If you had a thicker block would that help in keeping the feed straight all the way through? I saw something similar to this on the Woodwright's shop on PBS, you make this look very approachable!
Wow old school!! Nice
Very well done sir. quick and easy.
brilliant!
Wow, I can see lots of applications for various sizes of tool handles. Thanks for this.
I also thinking that a thicker out feed would do more for stabilizing the future dowel.
Love that shirt, and the idea with the socket! :D
nice job Izzy
Man, i love your ideas and vids, but not as much as i love your shirts. they are amazing. regards from brazil.
Love it!
Man, I really gotta check the dates on these things. The last video of yours that I watched was, 'I'm gettin' out of town, the hurricane's a comin'!"
Wicked as u expect from oor Izzy
Simply and inexpensively. Good thinking. Like!
Glad you dig it
If you cut the 2x4 vertical at a 90 degree why is the slot angled?
Great ideas ...appreciate
Very useful jig, thanks for teaching. Warm regards.
Please tell what is the attachment with which you are holding the dowel in the drill gun
definitely a tip i'll use! ty much
very nice!
easy to alot fast then driving to the store for some. lol
muy bueno saludos
Very good! thanks
Useful jig, thanks for sharing
you bet man thank you for watching
you could also use some boards with 3/4 or whatever dowel size you're making and put it on the side where the dowel comes out so it's like a guide and maybe it wouldn't jump when you get to the end of the dowel
Izzy to the rescue again!
very handy! nice!
HA! great minds think alike... well I give my self too much credit... but after fussing about trying to widdle down the end of stock to fit in my drill and getting frustrated with how much it weeble wobbles (AvE) I gots to thunkin' and hammered on a socket on the end. Work like a charm. Haven't seen anyone on YT do that yet... till now! :)
Muito bom.Good Luck.
Excellent video.
Awesome stuff. Great to see you
Hey Izzy great channel and great dowel video, I am looking for a tool that would put a nice round end on my dowels (like a broom handle), I need to do quite a few on a 1/2" dowel any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks Izzy!!
Nice & Easy...no fancy B.S. Thank you again.
question the rip cut that intersects the 3/4 " hole the gap is tapered is there something that is slightly angled that i missed ?
that's brilliant
muito bem gostei
Wow. That is neat ... man.
Very cool!
Love the shirt and great video!
Thanks Izzy. Using a socket to drive the dowel.....why didn't I think of that?!
You're a clever guy and you're smart.