Is nobody else watching this guy amazed and astonished and astounded at how clean his finger nails and hands are. I've never seen this dude with dirty hands. The shop is always spotless too. Just felt I had to say something about it. Huge credit to u for the great work u do bro. It's bloody brilliant to see what u can do with some learning skills, some decent tools and nice wood. Salute to u sir.. U have my respect and I'm sending it from IRELAND to u aswell..
Being able to cut a 45* straight on the line, perfectly plumb, in one go, perfectly smooth with a hand saw tells a lot about your skills. I'm very impressed by everything you do. I think I've watched about all of your jigs videos in one day and I'm impressed each and every time by the ingenuity and the (apparent) simplicity of your every work
nice clean work as usual. I created something very similar as a crosscut sled accessory so i dont have to change the blade orientation. line up with blade, clamp to fence, always square, no damage to jig, you can cut almost to final dimension and use a stop block to get identical pieces with bevels.
AWESOME build. I am definitely impressed with your workmanship using the more basic tools. The only thing I would suggest for the corner clamps is to give it a lacquer / varnish finish and a coat of paste wax to keep glue squeeze out from sticking. Those metal combo 90/45 degree squares are amazing. Do you possible have a link for those?
Love your videos though I confess to watching them @ 2X speed. Cannot guess why roughly one of thirty viewers give this video a thumbs down. After 45 years of full-time woodworking, I find your approach perfectly direct and accurate. Thank you.
Mark, I can explain why I give it a thumbs down. The video purports to describe how to achieve an accurate 45 degree jig, emphasis being on "accurate". It does nothing of the sort. Cutting wood to an "accurate" angle, 45 or any other value, is "much" harder than it seems, this video doesn't do anything special about it.
@@darkmagna9004 They are not, especially the 45 degree one. They all rest on the assumptions that the square is accurate, which you don't know that it is, and that the two sides of the wood planks are perfectly planar and perfectly parallel, which is not the case. The 45 deg. also introduces the glue thickness as a variable. Look at William Ng video on the 5-cut method for perfect 90 deg. cut. That is an example of what "accurate" means.
@@raphaelklaussen1951 fair enough. But for my purposes, any square out there is going to be accurate enough for anything I'm going to build, or for my ability to cut accurately. The square not being 90° or 45° will never be the limiting that prevents me from making perfect joins. Everything else that I do carries more error than the square
@@darkmagna9004 Fine, but don't call it "accurate". Accurate doesn't mean "good enough", it means it has to pass a suitable accuracy test. For a 45 deg miter, the accuracy test is the accumulated error over four joints. That error must be less than 0.001 in over the length of the miter. Even if your square is sufficiently accurate, your transfer to the wood is not (because marking tools aren't perfect, are not held perpendicular, etc.), that is why you can't get that level of accuracy with just a square, no matter how perfect the square itself is.
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia ( España)😜🤓🤣
Excelente vídeo, como sempre!!! Gosto muito de assistir este canal. Admiro a criatividade e o zelo e a precisão aplicados a todos os trabalhos. É realmente inspirador. Parabéns pelo excelente padrão de qualidade!!!
I enjoined like always . Please do some fine furniture making like chests of drawers or fine A Japanese basket or caning furniture . I think the level of accuracy of this furniture is exactly your style . Thanks for sharing amazing videos.
JSK thanks again for another excellent video! I notice your hand saw skills are very advanced, mine are not. Could you please consider making a magnetic hand saw guide please? I just know you could make a truly excellent jig. Many thanks from Wales in Britain.
Excelente vídeo, muito bom. Gosto muito deste canal, Criativo; preciso nos trabalhos. É realmente o que eu esperava ver. Gostaria somente de ver seus trabalhos com mais informações, tipo ¨MEDIDAS¨. obrigado.😉😉😉😉😉😉
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Great job. But can you help me out here. I get that the Japanese pull saw allows for a fine, straight, accurate cut. But how do you also maintain a true vertical cut along the length? Whenever I try anything like that I am guaranteed to have a camber on my edge.
Nice plywood you got there. What we get here in Canada is full of holes between plies. Can’t see that jig holding up for long if you keep cutting into it.
Is nobody else watching this guy amazed and astonished and astounded at how clean his finger nails and hands are. I've never seen this dude with dirty hands. The shop is always spotless too.
Just felt I had to say something about it. Huge credit to u for the great work u do bro. It's bloody brilliant to see what u can do with some learning skills, some decent tools and nice wood. Salute to u sir..
U have my respect and I'm sending it from IRELAND to u aswell..
Я подумал,что работает девушка.
Being able to cut a 45* straight on the line, perfectly plumb, in one go, perfectly smooth with a hand saw tells a lot about your skills. I'm very impressed by everything you do.
I think I've watched about all of your jigs videos in one day and I'm impressed each and every time by the ingenuity and the (apparent) simplicity of your every work
ein absoluter Fuchs mit scharfem Werkzeug !!
I like that the guy doesn't explain. The visuals are plenty enough!
Man! Those angles were PERFECT! Kudos!
One more jig to build - but I love it. Thank you so much for sharing your magic skills
those clamps are awesome
I could NEVER do this 2:29 - I enjoy watching his videos and wish that I could work the neat.
Keep up the good work!
at this level , it's ART ... Thanks for all your videos ...
Excelente!,precisión milimétrica! todo exacto, todo a escuadra, exelente!, saludos!.
nice clean work as usual. I created something very similar as a crosscut sled accessory so i dont have to change the blade orientation. line up with blade, clamp to fence, always square, no damage to jig, you can cut almost to final dimension and use a stop block to get identical pieces with bevels.
Very well done! !! !!!
Love all your techniques with double sided tape and the glass.
AWESOME build. I am definitely impressed with your workmanship using the more basic tools. The only thing I would suggest for the corner clamps is to give it a lacquer / varnish finish and a coat of paste wax to keep glue squeeze out from sticking.
Those metal combo 90/45 degree squares are amazing. Do you possible have a link for those?
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Love your videos though I confess to watching them @ 2X speed. Cannot guess why roughly one of thirty viewers give this video a thumbs down. After 45 years of full-time woodworking, I find your approach perfectly direct and accurate. Thank you.
Mark, I can explain why I give it a thumbs down. The video purports to describe how to achieve an accurate 45 degree jig, emphasis being on "accurate". It does nothing of the sort. Cutting wood to an "accurate" angle, 45 or any other value, is "much" harder than it seems, this video doesn't do anything special about it.
@@raphaelklaussen1951 You don't think those cuts were accurate?
@@darkmagna9004 They are not, especially the 45 degree one. They all rest on the assumptions that the square is accurate, which you don't know that it is, and that the two sides of the wood planks are perfectly planar and perfectly parallel, which is not the case. The 45 deg. also introduces the glue thickness as a variable.
Look at William Ng video on the 5-cut method for perfect 90 deg. cut. That is an example of what "accurate" means.
@@raphaelklaussen1951 fair enough. But for my purposes, any square out there is going to be accurate enough for anything I'm going to build, or for my ability to cut accurately. The square not being 90° or 45° will never be the limiting that prevents me from making perfect joins.
Everything else that I do carries more error than the square
@@darkmagna9004 Fine, but don't call it "accurate". Accurate doesn't mean "good enough", it means it has to pass a suitable accuracy test.
For a 45 deg miter, the accuracy test is the accumulated error over four joints. That error must be less than 0.001 in over the length of the miter. Even if your square is sufficiently accurate, your transfer to the wood is not (because marking tools aren't perfect, are not held perpendicular, etc.), that is why you can't get that level of accuracy with just a square, no matter how perfect the square itself is.
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia ( España)😜🤓🤣
I love your cleaned work
Nice video. And thank you for not contaminating it with an obnoxious music bed!
Excellent video
someone give this guy all the money
Exelente demostracion para hacer escuadra angular de 90 grados. Muy util en la elaboracion de cajones en madera.
Excellent 👍 thanks 🙏
Absolutely brilliant great video
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho um gabarito 100% eficaz gostei muito DEUS ABENÇOE...
I wish i could make a corner clamp video and have 30K views in less than 3 hour! Nice work as always JSK, your skill and talent are amazing!
Que extraordinario he visto tus herramientas y es admirable lo que haces y la limpieza con lo que haces. Que Dios te bendiga
Que maravilloso ver la prolijidad del proceso... Pura pasión!
Glad you got a Set of Forstner Drill Bits,
I love my set, they produce a clean cut hole, that is superior to holes from standard twist drill bits
das ist fantastisch !!!
Thank you for sharing your skills and craftmanship. I get inspired in watching your video and borrowed some of your ideas. more power !!
Nice!
Excelente vídeo, como sempre!!!
Gosto muito de assistir este canal. Admiro a criatividade e o zelo e a precisão aplicados a todos os trabalhos. É realmente inspirador. Parabéns pelo excelente padrão de qualidade!!!
Suuuuuper 👌👏👍👍👍.... made in Japan !
Super 👍
Spitzenklasse - TOP ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
Это максимально круто! Просто и понятно)
I enjoined like always . Please do some fine furniture making like chests of drawers or fine A Japanese basket or caning furniture . I think the level of accuracy of this furniture is exactly your style . Thanks for sharing amazing videos.
...bravissimo!!!
That is a genius idea. love it
great performance
great idea! I made the same, but with smaller holes. work well! Thank you 👍
I like that 👌awesome 👌
"Just" another video of simple ideas perfectly executed. Your craftsmanship is superb!
Saludos desde México y gracias por tu aportación a la cultura del carpintero.
Nice build... 👍
Sir very good plz make a workshop tour
Excelente, justo estaba por fabricar algo similar, pero me diste una mejor idea. Saludos!
superbe travail, comme d'habitude, je félicite et bonjour de France
JSK thanks again for another excellent video! I notice your hand saw skills are very advanced, mine are not. Could you please consider making a magnetic hand saw guide please? I just know you could make a truly excellent jig. Many thanks from Wales in Britain.
I love your content, you are teaching me a lot.
Thank you!
ありがとうございます
Another great video. Thanks.
Muy buenas plantillas, te felicito
His free hand cuts are better than my table saw 😅
👍 pengukuran yang bagus dan akurat. patut dijadikan contoh teladan
Отличная работа !
Excelente vídeo, muito bom.
Gosto muito deste canal, Criativo; preciso nos trabalhos. É realmente o que eu esperava ver. Gostaria somente de ver seus trabalhos com mais informações, tipo ¨MEDIDAS¨. obrigado.😉😉😉😉😉😉
Best video I've seen all week!!!
Criatividade, precisão e habilidade: uma mistura de alegria mental em ver o trabalho manual pronto.
Interessante, meu amigo!!!!!👍
Love your work... Simple and precise!!
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Perfect🇬🇧👍
Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!
Perfecto, es muy preciso y prolijo el trabajo que muestra, gracias por enseñarnos.
あいかわらずの天才っぷり
Great idea
Great job.
But can you help me out here. I get that the Japanese pull saw allows for a fine, straight, accurate cut. But how do you also maintain a true vertical cut along the length?
Whenever I try anything like that I am guaranteed to have a camber on my edge.
Very good!
Beautiful Tool
これも作れそう！
どうしてもジグソーで45°が実現出来なかったのですが、先日簡易トリマーテーブルを参考にさせていただいたので、これも活用させて頂きます！
WOW nice !
good
That’s awesome 👏
diggin that perfect ply!
me parece muy elegante el modo de trabajar y mucha sabiduria
You are very skilled and creative!! Keep up the good work!
Excellent!
Good ideas
Nice plywood you got there. What we get here in Canada is full of holes between plies. Can’t see that jig holding up for long if you keep cutting into it.
Same problem here in Aust'. But I believe you at least can more easily get Baltic Birch ply over there than here. It so expensive down under.
Parabéns!
Você é muito bom...
tuyệt vời ,sáng tạo hay
Спасибо, хорошие приспособления ; )
Top👍
Nice Prywood
いつも見てますけどあなたは天才だと思っています。少しでもまねできそうなところを参考にしてDIYしております。
Awesome!
Good Good work and idee
La perfazione!
Pode crer você é o melhor de todos !Santarém Pará Brasil
Mind blowing skills
ガラスの板ですかね？
作業台を汚さず精度の高い加工に便利そうですね
Hello, Congratulation for this inspiring video. Can someone tell me what is the glue that is mixed and then used to join wood ? Thank you
perfeito perfeito perfeito.
Awesome! And yes, I was wondering what the best way to measure your sides would be... Thanks for including that at the end!
Muito bem gostei 👍
Fantastic work, man! Well done! 😃
I definitely need to make some of those as well!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Bom trabalho muito obrigado
興味深い動画ありがとうございます。
8：30 あたりで45度の木材を取り付けていますが、45度はスコヤの角度で決定し、木材はフリーハンドでおおよそ45度で切断されていれば大丈夫ということで良いですか。
Thank you sir
Is it a special glas plate?