Celtic Knots presented by Joe Giannina
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2014
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Brilliant tutorial Joe. Thank you for the video, and the link.
Take care
Mike
Very helpful, a great instructor. I love the goblet and I am going to try make one. Thankyou
Very nicely done, helpful. Thank you so much.
WoW, that looks amazing. I can see why you need the spacers to be the same as your blade curfe
Nice tutorial Joe!
Beautiful video and finished piece! How do you like the glue you used Joe? Nexabond!
very informative... thank you! can someone explain why the thin piece needs to match the Jeff of the saw? seems this is only the case when using the technique when the blank is only partially cut. shouldn't it not matter if the blank is cut in two?
what are the angles of the cuts?
do you have a stop, on your saw, so the block only goes up so far? How do you know how far to make the cut? I understand the kerf has to be precise, but it would seem the cuts have to be precise also, and how do you figure out where to make the cuts, or how far t start out?
Joe, is there a formula for the size of wood and the degree to cut the celtic knot? What size blank are you using on this video?
Thanks Al
Good info but who's he talking to?
I have made a lot of Celtic Knot handles mainly for garden trowels and rolling pins and like joe says if it's not perfect it looks like crap
Sound quality and 480 went out with VHS tapes. need to go to higher insulation on your videos..
very informative... thank you! can someone explain why the thin piece needs to match the Jeff of the saw? seems this is only the case when using the technique when the blank is only partially cut. shouldn't it not matter if the blank is cut in two?
+carlos mejia No you must replace exactly what you cut or the centerline will move and thus bym the time you make cut four the variance in thickness will change the intersection with the first cut and will be multiplied by the variance x 3.