Make a Corner Bridle Joint with Frank Klausz
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2018
- It's always a pleasure to watch Frank Klausz at work, and when he jigs-up a table saw it's always worth a look. Follow along as Frank walks you through this traditional and very useful corner joint. For more great joinery from Frank, visit: bit.ly/JoineryMasterClass_YT
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Never mind the joint! The cam hold fast is genius.
Jim
This man deserves a OBE. What a teacher.
We need more of master Klausz please, more of Frank's vids posted here.
Love that jig!
Always a pleasure to watch and learn from Frank........cheers👍👍
From one of the Legendary Woodworking Masters!!! Thank you!
LOVE Frank videos!
Dankeschön Herr Klausz!
Great video and Frank always does an outstanding job. Love the jig with the cam lock!
While I’m a woodworker and love to learn the old world craft, I love the sound of his voice. My Hungarian grandmother lived with us until she died at age 84. Mr. Klausz’ accent is so reminiscent of my grandmother’s. I love how it takes me back.
Would love a video or post on how to make that Jig
You always learn from a master of his craft . The simple and fastest way to earn a living .
Good job Frank. And even though you are pro, and im amateur, i have build a slide for my table saw, for all thouse miter cuts! 😮
Very good! Thank you frank.
A great lesson from the master.
Nicely explained,
Thank you for sharing
Nice work, frank sir
More Frank!
Love your videos .
Nagyon jo Ferenc, Kossonom szepen
Brilliant! Thank you!
FWW used to have a video on making these joints using a radial arm saw. Brilliant method and he did them as dovetails. The adjustments on the radial arm saw allowed the joint thickness to be very precisely adjusted. Frank's first video was with FWW.
Frank needs his own channel!
The cam lock
Great idea
Hey Frank! I miss seeing and talking w/ you. We talked at length each time you were at Novi, MI & you got a cot for me to stay in your room at the Doubletree before I headed back to the Upper Peninsula. You might recall that I played guitar & sang you & the others 'Leader of the Band', about the cabinet maker's son, by Dan Fogelberg. Tried to write you in Pluckemin, but the letter got returned to sender, & I tried to visit your shop years ago when I was at a Lutherie convention in East Stroudsburg, but you were busy. Hope our paths cross again!
I love the Walker Turner bandsaw
Very good
Wonderful explanation
I also like that old Walker Turner bandsaw. Mine was made in 1929 and still good
Nice
The cam is overall 9 inches long; the round is 4 inches in diameter. If you were looking at the piece with the handle at 3 O'clock, there is a line drawn at 7:30. The pivot is .5" along that line. The plans are in Oct 2006 issue, and may be available on the website
Frank could make a peanut butter & jelly sandwich and it would be interesting.
Great jig and explanation. Do you use a miter sled along with your jig to do the angles for the seat frame? I would like to see a tutorial of you doing the angles and lengths for the seat frame.
Great jig. I wonder though, would the of a spacer/shim the size of the blade kerf help save time with the jig setup for the second piece? Cheers
In my shop I have a 10' sliding table saw, 1 1/4" spindle shaper and the list as you can imagine goes on and on and I will never with all my expensive machinery achieve the old world woodworking way as this gentleman has dedicated his life to.
CAme here for the joint, stayed here for the cam hold
Any plans for Cam jig and bridal joint jig? Thank you.
Master Frank please we need the plans for that so accurate and easiest to use jig, thanks for considering.
Hey Frank show us how to make that zero clearance insert for your SawStop tablesaw
Life is good when you can use figured wood for making jigs...
But is it not quicker cut the joint by cutting it by hand? I saw him in action cutting dove tails😮
Dress it up with some contrasting dowels, and you might not even need glue!
Is Mr.Eakes going to show us dovetailing now? 😁
Frank, your a genius but why use a table saw when you can make the joint better and faster using hand tools?!
You can't. In the longer tape he shows both methods. But the saw will do it in seconds. For a few joints you can be faster by hand, but for a lot of similar joints, no way. And the saw leaves perfectly clean surfaces and invisible glue joints. This kind of bridle joint is basically a machine joint. Look at his hand cut mortise joint, those inside surfaces a are a mess. There are hand tool processes that are cleaner than machines, but not all are.
Could you please share an email address of Mr.Klausz?
Hand joinery with power tools.
He talks like Van Damm
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