What's a Trunnion? Building A Wooden Band Saw
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2022
- This is part 3 in my 12" wooden band saw build. In this one I make the quick release tensioner and stiffen the upper part of the frame, plus install the motor and wiring. After running the saw for the first time I made the trunnions and table from 3/4" Baltic birch plywood.
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This is part 3 in my 12" wooden band saw build. In this one I make the quick release tensioner and stiffen the upper part of the frame, plus install the motor and wiring. After running the saw for the first time I made the trunnions and table from 3/4" Baltic birch plywood.
Watch part 1 here: th-cam.com/video/ZeIlo2T7YMM/w-d-xo.html
Part 2: th-cam.com/video/1-e5nN1sGTk/w-d-xo.html
How can you not be subscribed and follow John if you are into woodworking and diy ? Great build John, it's coming along nicely! 👌 . Really like the insert and tensioner, quick and easy.
To see "John Heisz" is click bait for me.
Love seeing how you shrug off mistakes. Those mistakes really test one's pride and ego.
I envy your idea. I'm learning a lot. Thank you. I want to talk a lot, but I am not good at English. You're the best.
At 1:30 you show some twist when you tighten the blade. Can I assume (since it was not shown) that reinforcing you did solved the issue? Awesome build!
Im finding this kinda video really satisfying to watch.
Even though i never gonna make a band saw by myself
It is looking great. I never heard of people making their own tools, until I discovered your channel a couple of years ago. You are an inspiration. Thanks.
I do enjoy your machine builds and this one is no exception!!! Still trying to find the time to build that 1” wide belt sander…I’ve got a motor and the plans but that’s as far as I’ve gotten so far…cheers
A great build John.
Maybe not intentional, but around the 7:20 mark with the mitre saw, the benefit of scoring the cut before finishing all the way through is demonstrated. The part that is not scored has a little bit of tear out. Cool.
Fantastic work, John! 😃
I'm definitely looking forward to the next video!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks for the content John, loving this series!
Very beautiful! The skill is at the highest level! There is something to strive for. Good luck!
Terrific band saw build series John! Looking forward to part 4! 👍👍😉😉
This band saw build is nuts. Maybe one day after retirement I'll have time to build some of these awesome tools. However, for now I'll stick to the easier ones like the clamps that I've been enjoying building!
Super simple ways to accomplish big things
Excellent wood working skills i love watching your work
Great work on the band saw John! Thanks for sharing the build with us!💖👍😎JP
Awesome to see something mechanical or a jig being built, rather than just a piece of "static" furnature.
Good stuff John the only thing better than repairing tools is making them from scratch. Great video thumbs up.
What a great project this has been. If I didn't have my Shopsmith Bandsaw I'd be tempted to try building this in the future. That small router table may be a possible project for next year however.
Nice job. Loving this series.
Fantastic built dear John. Im curious for the next steps 🤙🏻
Very cool build so far.
Wow you are incredibly talented
Awesome Job as Always, John!
Nicely done, John!
I just landed a cheap Craftsman band saw, namely because its trunnion support bracket was a snapped piece of pot metal. I'm earmarking this video for the day I decide to regain the tilt capacity, but for now a hastily constructed plywood mount holds the table on square.
I admire your skill! Thank you so much for the video!
Wonderful!!! thank you for sharing your work.
Awesome work as always John! Wish I had your skills!
My best carpenter creation ideas thanks man .
Awesome work John! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Looking good John.
Great video 👍 great explanation as you work through the process.
Love this build!
Great Build John! Beyond my skill but great watching!
Hey John, that's awesome my friend. Your an inspiration. Keep up the great work..
Great stuff.
Perfect video, and such great camera and sound quality.
7:20 the shallow pull cut also looks to works nicely as a score cut to stop tear out
Your job very useful and creative, have a good new week my friend.
Yeah I love ur builds .... U are awesome at wood tools keep it up brother.........🤘🤘
Very impressive
Excellent!
Très très bon travail
Thanks for the content.
Looking good.
And good morning John.
This is so cool.
Up ´n cuttin´
Great build John.... :)
Very nice.
well done
Perfekt! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
спасибо автору и яндекс.браузеру что я могу видеть такое прекрасное видео)
I think you have a wagon vise on your bench, right?
I always wonder why this is not the go-to clamp for the mini router-table and such.
1:38 It would be nice to see an "after" tensioning (around 5:00) to see how much of a difference the added parts made.
4:28 doesnt it just feel awesome to build working machines!?
Makes me want to build a bandsaw even though I have two larger floor model saws 14” and 20” but this is just flat out cool.
Make a piano chair that has adjustable height, should be interesting.
ما شاء الله جميل جدا روعه😘🤝🌹👍
What kind of belt are you using to drive the wheel?
Piece of Ash felt good?
Demonetized!
What software do you use to design your projects?
It doesn't look like Fusion360?
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍🌹🌹so great
02:00 isn't it Beech ?
Sounds identical to that one actor, I don't know his name, but it could actually be him...😄🤔
acetal or delrin? only one way to find out ... FIGHT!
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It's French for tree onions.
I think you're doing an amazing job building a wooden bandsaw... But...
I think you spent more on time and materials than just going out and buying a good used one.
I have an 80inch Craftsman bandsaw with a full size tilting table I bought for $60 at a swap meet.
Don't get me wrong your video is very interesting and I'm watching the whole thing but still...
some technical remarks.
applying one or two coats of linseed oil + therebantine would be a nice and durable finish for your project.
for fried parts linseed oil will also help.
otherwise paraffin is always a good ally.
the oil can also be applied pure on previously heated metal parts. the oil will protect from oxidation
when starting the machine you consume 7 times the nominal current, to avoid over consumption (and premature wear of the conductor) you can use a two speed coupling method called star-delta.
Star Delta.!!! This is a Single Phase 230 V motor not 3Phase Jussayin !
@@bobpomfret5679 and ? where are the probleme ?
White slippery plastic = HDPE High Density Polyethaline
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Hello from Italy ❤️
When I have watched Mathius make all of his band saws and all the others as well and now you make this band saw and it just enforces my tranquility of mind in going directly to Grizzley and Powermatic and Jet and buying all of my machinery instead jerry-rigging so; something not nearly as good as one being manufactured the right way instead of going through what you and everyone have gone through in making band saws, drum sanders and all the like instead of making something really worthwhile utilizing a better use of your time creating something in finish woodworking. You are a very skilled woodworker, But really?
You might be missing the point.
🤔 trunnions are like ogre's 🎯
Trunnion, truncheon, trundle, ... whatever
Trunnion, an onion, thats not sure whether its female or male.
I was going to say I thought it was a cross between a turnip and a onion, but I like your answer better.😀