No Glue Tool Tote Beginner's Project
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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. You can find the easy watching version of the video here • No Glue Tool Tote Only...
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
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Beautiful design, lots of fun practice on technique but nothing really difficult. A very useful tool when it's finished. Excellent!
Love it, looks like a great project to start improving hand tool skills.
We will be starting the live Class on January 14th on this channel. You can find the plans and supplies list here. www.woodbywright.com/shop
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.
Great tote James👍 Thank You!
Excellent work! It looks fantastic.
Nice work. Would like to see more on the dove tales.
What a splendid tote! Thank you and have a great 2020 full of accomplishment!
Beautiful tote, James, well done.
thanks Thomas. my pleasure!
Great project Idea! Thanks!!!
thanks! My pleasure!
I made a tool tote this summer, and I was going to make an arched handle out of a stick of buckthorn, but I wanted to just have straight holes and turn the ends of the stick, but the stick was too crooked to actually be able to spin on the pole lathe, so I turned a straight handle with a fancy little gripping spot in the middle out of a stick of ash and burned some lines on it with a wire, which was quite fun. No dovetails, though, just glued and nailed rabbets.
Sounds like a fun project!
This is inspiration for my next project. I am going to make a piece of furniture without glue or metal fasteners.
Sounds like a good time to me!
Love the loos of this one sir, thanks for sharing, when my thumb heals up, i will give this one a go. Thanks again my friend and have a blessed week. Happy new year to you and your family as well.
Dale
this is wild
Looks great. I never have enough tool organization it seems....
So true. Tools just keep growing.
I like your video's, and I like this project; BUT! didn't you glue the two halves of the bottom together? And did you say repeatedly "no glue needed"?
Correct. The bottom does not need to be glued together. I did that in this video as I'm going to be talking about that in the build series. I just decided to keep that in this video rather than dropping that section of the job.
"no glue" : proceeds to do a panel glue up LOL Nice work, adding this to my projects list
Tongue and groove bottom in place of the glue? Or a tiny little sliding dovetail? A row of edge-mating half blind dovetails to join the two panels together?
Oh the possibilities.
yup. it is not necessary for the build to even glue it. just makes it easier. we will be looking at several options in the full build class, but for this one I decided to keep that part in for the test build to give simplicity.
I didn't even notice, but my 8 year old daughter was watching with me and immediately caught that haha
"Carry" is spelled with two "r"'s :-)
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Lol thanks That's half the fun of wood by right I always try to mix in a few misspellings. There are a group of people that often try to hunt for them.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo New to your channel. Are you serious?! About the misspellings, I mean.
Lol yup. I am hyper dyslexic and can not seem most misspellings, but I try to put them it the total cards just for fun. And it is fun to do a few that are Finney changes for those that look for them.
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I'm sure the question has been asked before, but why do you hang your ring on the bit when you use the brace and bit?
It lets me know the bit is level. I can see side to side, but up and down I can not. The ring fixes that.
I need better saws. When I resaw it takes ages to finish.
Given that I have several scraps of plywood, I think I'll try mimic this in plywood. I'll just adapt the dimensions according to the boards I have. I'm not sure about resawing plywood. It's about 20mm thick, so not quite an inch.
Surprisingly resawing plywood is fairly easy as the different plies help hold the plate in line. It doesn't want to wander quite as much. However there's no reason to resaw it if you have enough plywood. Just pillow the edges until they fit into the grooves.
@James: 11:50 That's using your head! :-) Sorry I had to say it.
Lol God's given third hand.
You say NO Glue but yous used glue??
I talk about that in the pinned comment. It is not needed, but I included it as I wanted to talk about it in the build series.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo Your did and you are (w)right Sorry.