No Glue Tool Tote Only Hand Tools
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2019
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This is a tool tote made with only hand tools, no glue and is designed to be a great beginner's project. this is the overview video if you want to see more detail you can go here. • No Glue Tool Tote Begi...
We will also soon have a detailed step by step Live build where you can build Along with me and ask questions live in each session. we will be covering dovetails, grooves, dados, bending, and much more as we take this project step by step. It will be each Tuesday night at 8PM Central US time on the Wood By Wright How 2 channel. / @woodbywrighthowto
So if you would like to join in you can get the plans and lumber and meet us each Tuesday for the fun.
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P.S. I realize I used glue on the bottom panel. It is not needed and I will be talking about several other options in the full build series. I decided to leave it in this video as it was part of the discussion in the build class.
The head clamp technique is a new one, for sure.
Particularly enjoyed the head vise!
Man when he says use your head he means it. Haha
I once thought hand tool woodworking was like sending freight by sailing ship. It gets there in the end but takes a long time, now I see it's all about the journey
THANK YOU for opening my eyes to the joys of hand tools
So true. Some times you just want to make curls!
Man those joins are a thing of beauty to watch. Whole thing makes me appreciate good, sharp tools.
Truly a labour of love and great to watch. That’s my therapy session for today seen to. Thanks for your efforts. All the best.
Nice work
Very nice build
That was incredibly relaxing to watch
Thanks.
Now that's a woodworking! Congratulations and thanks for the video!
Nicely done!
Unbelievable skills. As a new woodworker who probably relies too much on power tools, I am in awe at your level of detail and Accuracy. You are truly inspirational. Thank you for taking the time to make and share your videos.
thanks Paul. My pleasure!
Great video James. Best wishes from Yorkshire, England.
That's a great too box
I was expecting a pop @ 7:33 lol... awesome job bud. Got a few projects in the way, but I need to try to make a tote. Hopefully it will come out half as nice as yours.
Really enjoyed watching this build, like always! cheers rr Normandy, Fra.
Thanks. My pleasure.
In Turkey we say "Tool runs, hand crows". Probably you have a similar saying, too. On the other hand, I should say, all your tools should be proud of you James. Incredible job again. Love to watch you very much. And I also admire the camera moves and angles. There is an angel of angles behind the camera I believe :)))) Love from Istanbul.
Thanks man. I will pass the complement on to Luke!
@@WoodByWright Say hi to Luke! All the best!
love it!!
Thanks!
Damn fine looking work.
A great beginner project!
thanks Brian!
Beautiful work amazing talent
thanks!
Just superb James 😊 ॐ
You are the best
Nice man. you got first today! I need to come up with some award for that.
Nice project; it turned out really well. Definitely one to add to the list to try later. Always a pleasure to watch and learn from your videos. Best wishes for 2020. :)
thanks Mark. more fun to come!
Exceptional Piece for sure. Happy New Year to you all !
Thanks. Same to you.
Your work is amazing. I wish I had your skills
this is one of those projects that looks difficultly but is actually very easy. we will be covering it step by step in the live videos starting on the 14th.
That was an awesome trick with the ring on the bit while drilling the handle.
one of my favorites.
Doug D it shows if the bot is level. The ring will slide to the low side.
@Doug D that will be Thursdays video. With a few other tricks you can do with it.
4:12 Nice mallet
7:02 Hulk mode: Activate
9:13 It's the little moments when you can entertain yourself that make life worth living.
LOL
Very well done sir.. greetings fr. philippines
Thanks!
if you get a chance can you do a complete beginners sharpening video as im not sure what method is the best and what stuff I should and shouldn't buy
5:55 Looks like glue to me. :p
Also, seeing the small thumb for this video I accidentally read it as "No Clue". :D
LOL yup. I talk about that int he pinned comment. it is not needed but I will be adressign that in the build series.
You think you know how to do woodworking . Well watch this and let God show you how it is done!!! This man is the Master!!
Lol thanks.
Great project. Watched both versions as usual. WW wins on this one - it coveys what is happening, with a great ending! Maybe a box joint with dowel rod pinning the corner, might be an alternative for the end panels? Will be waiting for this serious to start.
Sure box joints would work. They are just harder with hand tools.
Thank you for showing your process of steaming the handle. Have a great New Year's!
thanks Jack. for small parts it is the east way. no need to build a steaming chamber.
I'd recognize that Menards shrink wrapped wood anywhere. I have used a ton of it.
Yup. They do that for the "good" wood. Lol
Excelente trabajo. Muy bonito. Admirable la cantidad de herramientas amigo. Soy de argentina y en este pais no se encuentran. Y si hay son demasido caras. Saludos amigo. Me encantaria escribirte en ingles. Saludos nuevamente
Gracias, eso significa mucho. Hay bastantes televidentes de Wood By Wright en Argentina. ¡Tienes un gran país que quiero visitar algún día!
@@WoodByWright eh¡¡¡¡¡ gracias por contestar soy del interior del pais tucuman un lugar bello y turistico. Saludos espero un nuevo video para ver.
beautiful box! I was wondering, where is a good place to get some bits for a brace. There are a million braces out there at antique shops, but never any braces? I really want to get a kit, you make it look so satisfying! Happy New Year!
There are a few places that still make them decently. Unfortunately they are around 35 to $40 for each bit. Usually I buy them at antique stores and MWTCA tool meets. I have a list of all the places I normally go to for hand tools if you go to handtoolfinder.com
@@WoodByWright Thanks for the reply. One more question. The vintage bits have a taper on the end. I don't own a brace yet either. Does the taper fit past the jaws? could you use straight shank bits in a vintage brace, or do they only take tapered bits? thanks!
Was that just a hardware store dowel you steam bent? It did really well!
Yes. I had to go through 20 or so to find a couple with straight enough grain. But it can be done as long as you're willing to be picky.
5:57 no glue?
James do you find the dimensioned lumber from Menards to be pretty square out of the package. I know on the first thing I ever built I used the oak from there and had a couple boards with large bows....
I usually have to pick through the stock to get a couple pieces that I like. I don't get much from there but it is very convenient sometimes I just need that piece.
My experience is a little hit *very* miss. If you are willing to look around you can often find some good wood
@@mattdnewman I'm referring more to the pre-packaged hardwoods not the softwood construction lumber. With the softwoods you have to dig through even more.
I don't even get softwood construction lumber there anymore. I've had some bad luck with even the shrink wrapped premium lumber
Nice. What's with the ring on the auger bit, though? About 9:30?
it lets me know if I am level. I can see side to side, but the ring lets me know up and down as well.
@@WoodByWright Awesome! Thanks . . . never knew that tip!
What's the ring hanging on the drill bit for?
that lets me know my bit is level. I can see side to side, but the ring tells me about up and down.
What’s with the ring on the auger bit?
It lets me know if the bet is level.
WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THE' SHAVINGS? IF YOU THROUGH THEM AWAY , MAY I HAVE THEM PLEASE?
most of my shavings end up in the trash as they get swept up with the other trash in the shop.
A two stage box no glue
Wellll.... there is glue - where the two bottom boards come together after resawing and planing ... but you're forgiven because that joint is not part of the "joining process". Love this design ... little small but functional for many small jobs... Do you do windows?
Lol thanks. I talk about that in the pinned comment.
I think you meant to have a pinned comment talking about using glue in the bottom panel; that comment is currently missing.
Oh wears. It came unpinned from the top. I just put it back up.
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was that glue at ~6'?
Yes. I talk about that in the pinned comment. It's not needed but I included it in this video as I will be talking about it more in the build series.
11:10 That's using your head.
LOL yup, gods Idea of a 3rd hand!
@@WoodByWright You should look up Purgatory Ironwork's video on the blacksmith's third hand!
no glue? didn't you glue the bottom together?
I talk about that in the pinned comment and in the how-to video. It is not necessary but I'll be talking about that a good bit when we go through this step by step in the build series. I decided to leave it in this video for the educational purpose.
That's some weird bark on that tree you had to peel at the beginning.... :)
I know right. The forest I pulled this out of had no sunlight either.
Ummm you glued the bottom, lol. Great skills, wonderful tote
Thanks. I explain the glue in the pinned comment.
I HAVE NO WORK AREA, COULD YOU MAKE ME ONE PLEASE, I WILL PAY YOU, JUST TELL ME HOW MUCH.
Sorry I do not sell what I make as it would cost too much for the time I put in with just hand tools.
Doesn’t use ANY glue? We saw you glue up the re-sawed bottom. Nice work though.
I explain that in the pinned comment at the top.
Did you forget to glue your dovetails?
this is a no glue project. the handle keeps the end panels on. and because of the dovetails the side panels can not come off. if you want to glue it then go for it!
GLUE! And why no oak?
I talk about both of those on the other channel where I actually talk through the project.
5:55 that looks like glue to me
You can read the pin comment for more information on that or watch the how-to version.
Watching this stressed me out - Taking the time to do everything by hand seams so selfish. I couldn’t take that much time away from my family and my community. I’d rather use a few power tools and give the time I saved to volunteer to help someone in need.
That's one way to look at it. Most people find it as a good way to relax I usually bring kids in with me and teach them woodworking.
Uses glue*
XD
Watch the other video and understand.
Poor choice of wood. Good design. Do you have parkinsons?
Wood choice is a very personal thing. Every one of them has a pro and con. Alder may be a bit softer but it is very good for making prototypes. no I do not have Parkinson's. I'm just naturally very shaky.