Homemade Handheld Mortiser with Amazing Dust Collection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ค. 2018
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I've finally finished the build video for the homemade handheld mortiser. It's been a lot of hard work - hopefully you guys enjoy it! :)
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Awesome tool I bought the plans, built the tool and used it to build a cot for my new grandson. 150 mortises later it still works like a dream. Magic. Many thanks
That's fantastic Anthony! Glad it was useful to you! :)
I especially love how you show your mistakes and how to adapt/recover from them. Awesome job!
Great to see you problem solving and keeping your errors on show. The method for making sure there is no play in the carriage was great work, very useful in many places not just this build. If you can't drill the holes precisely enough in a project there are other ways to make things work, thanks for teaching us one of them.
Fantastic build! This must be a very awaited project for many people and I really hope the plans get the success you expect! Beautiful work and video :)
Thanks Cris! It's taken me about 6 months on and off to get this one done - glad you liked it! :)
Your handmade tools are so great, that i do not have words to describe it. Thank you!
Special like for including the dog. Because dogs are the best people.
Watched a lot of tool videos last couple of weeks, and i must say the quality of your work is up there. Thank you and keep up the good work. Also the dust collection method is by far the best I've seen. i'm going to look at some of my project ideas and see if I can incorporate a similar set up on them. Thanks again
Thanks for explaining and illustrating how the vertical sides of the mortise end up being parallel. Appreciated.
No worries Ross! :)
Complex but still simple. Great one. I really like the ply with the yellow thrown in too, looks good.
Thanks very much Joey - glad you like it! I'll swap you for yours! ;)
That is way clever! I appreciate you showing your mistakes and corrections in the build.
Another great project, well done! I really like the level of detail in your videos.
I just did a project that required accurate holes in a couple of pieces like this. What I did was oversize the pieces, drilled holes in each of them a couple of sizes smaller. Then lightly CA glue them together lining up the holes. Re-drill the holes to the exact size and the drill will follow the existing holes quite nicely. Then hand plane them so the outside edges are even and break them apart when this is done. It resulted in very accurate holes and sizing.
I learn a lot watching you . Thank you for sharing your knowledge and abilities to create very useful items and tools . Your hard work does not go unappreciated i asure you .
Thank you very much! :)
Love watching your videos Pask! You're always very thorough, insightful and add a personal touch. Thank you for sharing that knowledge :)
Great video Neil, I really enjoyed it. Thanks for including the operation principle at the beginning too. I had a rough idea how it worked but your explanation and cross section of the mortise really helped. Thanks mate.
Thanks mate! Glad the explanation was helpful! :)
That's some quality stuff. I'm very impressed.
Great build! I've seen several attempts at this and your is the best I've come across!
Well explained video. You make it look so simple, mate! : )
Incredibly beautiful and useful job! Thanks
What a great project! It's great to see when a good idea is worked to this standard... Just got the plans as a thank you!
Thanks very much Henrique! :)
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I have been watching for a while this is my first time commenting. I really appreciate the building process you go though with the errors and the 100%'s. thank you for what you do.
I need to thank you also, clever, clear & apparently quite doable for most of us.
Easily one of the most clever devices I've seen. Many, many kudos, sir.
That is great build video! Not only is it a good design but your videography was spot on! Thank you and Thanks Pip! Stop motion at the end was perfect!
Thanks very much - glad you liked it! :)
Great build mate, you've inspired me!
Cheers Neil & Pip 👍
I can't believe the stuff that you build. Really impressive.
You make it look easy. Thank you for your videos from SE Texas.
This is genius! Well done! Its sweet to see how you are able to create all these jigs and tools!
That is awesome and hands this amazing technic out to everyone! I do like the yellow too! You did a wonderful job!
You don't stop inspiring. Brilliant idea and great work. I was thinking about it for long time. All two thumbs up ;)
I really enjoy your videos especially this one. On my version of your design I used two spiral cams for the width stops and a tapped bolt in the sliding base with an access hole in the vertical fence to set the depth. Your lineal bearing idea worked so silky smooth that I decided to use them instead of drawer slides in a duplicator I was building for my lathe. I got tired of tripping over the long ago replaced tubular fence rails of my table saw and decided to use them to make a duplicator.
This was one amazing build. Amazing.
Watching this for the third time. Really need one of these. A mate used the trick with the dust collection tube, except he pulled 2 rounds out and left one in and then repeat, seemed to keep the shape better.
This is brilliant, your channel is beyond excellent, and your dog is the greatest.
Love it man! A very practical, timesaving project that will allow me to make stuff faster and easier without the $$ tool. Thank you for taking the time to put this video together.
No worries - glad it was helpful! :)
Perfect build - great Video - Thank you for sharing the idea!
That thing is amazing, it works perfectly.
Neil, you could build anything. Very well done and very impressive!
Incredible build! So many steps, but amazing results!
Thanks Bruce! :)
Great build ! I just ordered the plans ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks very much and thanks for your support! :)
So impressive!! Well done and you make it look like it’s a doable project for the average woodworker. Thanks for all that production work and sharing it.
Thanks James! :)
You're an incredible builder and always a pleasure to watch. Bravo for the mortiser!
Thanks very much! :)
WOW...great Job! Awesome Work and great Video. Thx from Germany.
This is brilliant on many levels. First, the trim router and your fixture make it multitasking. Secondly, you made it and that alone is bragging rights on a “Domino” party night. Ha ha! By itself, it adds so much interest to any project you build with it. I would a amber shellac finish on it, placed on the front room table as a holiday centerpiece. God bless...and for the metric challenged, 25.4mm = 1”. Your example of the 100mm hose, I knew immediately it was 4”. Another great project, video drama, sound & lightning. I love tools that are dual purpose, as I look at my 20 ton press and think, if I was him, I would make large bandsaw that swings out of the way to use the press when needed.
The only thing missing is the “Bloopers” at the end. Complete good show again.
Retired ASE Master Tech.
I'm glad to have bought your plan today. Thank you!
This is pretty much awesome! I can't wait building my own but I have to finish other projects first.
Genius, I am very impressed!
A true piece of Pask. Brilliant. As always, greetings from Brit in Texas! Cheers mate.
I love all the race car sounds in the background! 😝
Good Job, Thanks for explaining the mortise end shape. I was wondering the same thing because I'm also planning to make one
Ingenuity! Thanks for sharing!
Great build. I've watched other videos of building one of these slot mortiser and I believe yours is the best. You are very cleaver.
Impressive job Pask
Dude's really good 🔨
Great build man, I just loved it !!
I have seen about a dozen mortising router adapters designs most don't have chip collection. Yours,I believe ,is even better than the one grand machine .
Mind blown. Great work.
What an amazing peice. Wonderful video.
Excellent. Demonstration first. That's the way I like it!
dude, that thing is bad ass! you got sick skills!
Amazing build! I have to make one of these for myself. And your dog is adorable, too!
This is such a clever build! Thanks!
WOW, You just changed the game! Loved it. This video is gonna go VIRAL!
Thank you! I don't expect it to go viral though! ;)
Genious work Neil! Well done!
Thank you my friend! :)
You have the brains and the tools. You're so lucky
Genius tool & fantastic build video. I'll be buying the plans in the next few weeks.
Thanks Tim - glad you liked it mate! :)
Excellente réalisation. Félicitation.
I do love your filming style and instructions. I also like how you redo things. I will be copying this 👍✌🥃
It's nearly 2022 and I'm just finding this. Nice job on this handheld mortiser. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely brilliant!
Top shelf stuff!
Thank you so much for looking out for the poorer woodworkers amongst us 😅👍
Incredibly beautiful and useful job!
Thank you! :)
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You are my mentor. Thanks heaps for sharing such great ideas.
easy peasy when compered splitting the atom. I can not understand why similar tools are not produced for consumers. thanks for the video. great job.
Great explanation on the workings. I also enjoyed the stop motion
Thanks - glad you liked it! :)
The best one I've seen! 1. More compact! 2. No drawer slides! 3. Good handle angle! 4. Like the formica. I ordered one but haven't started making it yet. Thanks for the great videos and plans! I plan to try SlipIt sliding compound (from Rockler U.S.) on the sliding mechanism. It works on wood and metal, non-silicone.
5. Dust collection!!! I forgot this in the above post, but it's what sold me on it.
I'm useless at wood working but I love watching these videos and seeing the clever creations.
I have seen a few of these around, but this is by fare the best. It looks compact, lightweight and easy to use. You have a winner in my books mate. Cracking job.
Thanks very much Riaan - glad you like it mate! Thanks for the encouragement on this one! :)
Pask. You are a genius.
The carriage is genius, nice build.
Nicely done!
Nicely done, bravo!
Cool idea. Nicely done. I like it.
That's so amazing! How much work goes into a tool! Thanks!
Make on! Great stuff Sir!!
Thank you! :)
Fantastic job! Once I finish a few projects, this may be next.
Thanks Troy! :)
Beautifully done
Well that works doesn't it! Well explained too. Thank you
FANTASTIC
Dear Neil, thanks for making a no fluff and nonsense informative video on how to go about making this jig. You make it look simple. I gather that this jig is restricted to ¼” bits which is a pity. For bigger jobs, ½” would be much better. I haven’t seen a trim router in anything but ¼” but from one vendor you can get a round body motor in ½” shank {in Australia that is}. Cheers.
That's brilliant.
Simply awesome...I'll be looking forward to building me one just like it.
Thanks Michael - great to hear mate! :)
Of all the DIY domino designs on youtube, this is still the one that most closely mimics how the actual domino works.
Ingenious!
beautiful and great job!!
Thanks Carlos! :)
Amazing build!
Very nice design and build.
perfect as usual!
Elegant build.
Want to build one like this before I get too much older (not that I'm really that old now)As always Neil, thanks mate!
I bought this plan, and let me go on record...I built it, and the dam thing works!!!!!