Making Wooden Hand Screw Clamps
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Making a set of Wooden Hand Screw clamps. These are DIY clamps that most anyone can make in a couple hour with basic tools. Today we are showing all hand tool woodworking using a hand plane and hand saw to make a set of homemade clamps. Just like the Woodwright shop we are all hand tools and traditional methods.
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Got a load of 2x2 wood this might be perfect james to use up scrap 2x2 ty sir
Love the clams!
Ditto on the live edge! Beautiful!
thanks!
Nice bark look!
What I like about the bark edge is that eventually the bark will pop off. What's underneath will be just as, or maybe even more pretty and you get the surprise of seeing how it turns out.
Too beautiful to use😍
Nice job, Jim. Love the live edge!
thanks!
Today, I am in pain again having to sit. The difference is my mind wants to keep going. I have toons of automotive tools and a number of woodworking tools as it is my job to fix, repair or create what I need. As the oldest of four on the family farm, you made what you needed as there is no weekly allowance. I found this channel and enjoy it very much. Not goofy teeth, loud stupid music, just straight up “Watch this, here’s how I do it. Great, subscribed!
Now, Sunday Oct. 2019 this is for the 19 thumbs down people. I don’t hate you but feel sorry for you. Why? You will never know the satisfaction of creation or 3 rows of calluses on your hands. After all, 320 million people, most don’t know how the shiny thing on the door works! You just push it, turn it or ask it to open to let you escape outside the box you keep your skinny jeans and hair jell plus other stuff you feel is precious. Isn’t that special... Something in the world bad happens, you’ll be the first to disappear. Sad. This guy, others like him & gals do actually work think and complete a task. Creation, even as hand screws give me a certain satisfaction and him, a legacy.
Thank God for people like him or me, because after, without us, you wouldn’t have round wheels for your Lexus.
ASE Master Tech since 1978 / Retired
Thanks man. Hope you feel better soon.
Love keeping the live edge on the vise heads.
thanks! it does make them interesting.
This video is gorgeous! ASMR woodworking almost. Thanks for sharing and please keep posting your great work! Cheers!
LOL thanks. got to keep it real!
Really great !
thanks!
Wow, I love the trick with the ring on the bit. That’s sooooooo clever.
thanks! wish I could take credit!
Wood By Wright - hey, you certainly can take credit for spreading tricks like this to the masses and keeping old and sometimes forgotten techniques alive.
So yes, credit for that!!!
Nice work! What a beauty.
Thanks!
Id like your old style work sence of perfection👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌
Thanks for sharing that
my pleasure!
Great filming!
Thanks. I love what Luke does with the camera.
Another great project thanks m8
Thanks.
The clamps look great; the live edge was a super idea. I'm sure you will get many years of use and enjoyment out of these tools. Always a pleasure to discover you have posted another video from your work shop. Best wishes.
Thanks Mark. More fun to come
Good work!
Thanks!
THANK YOU FOR HELP ME. I NEEDED REALY THIS VIDEO.
Beautiful James 😊 ॐ
thanks man!
😁😁😁😁 lovely video James thank you for the content you create I love all your videos today is my birthday so thanks for the present
Happy birthday!
Tanks and congrats on first!
Love the project James, you must have the softest hands around with all the BLO you use. 😀
LOL got to keep them supple some how!
Very skilled you are I wish I had the tap and tie for threading wood and when I retire in a few years I'm going to make some great job
It is a fun tool!
Watching the auger bore the hole is hypnotic.
LOL I had to drag those clips out a bit. so much fun to watch!
The wedding ring was a nice touch
Good job and very nice tools and i want tell you about this old tools it's very difficult but you are perfect
thaks!
im trying to make a live edge wooden plane right now
Maravilhoso.... parabéns...
Great idea; love these clamps and they're expensive here...cheers...rr Normandy, Fr.
We have cheap ones and expensive ones. It just depends how much you want to spend. I have cheap ones. They seem fine to me.
@@1pcfred In France, great? But where? Whenever I compare prices with back home in the states for just about anything, but certainly wood working tools, the states is always more reasonable...
@@rick91443 economies operate on scales. The US is the largest economy in the world too. So a bigger scale. We get a volume discount. Buy junk by the millions and you'll get a discount too!
Lovely design, but that hand plane make the most infernal noise!!! :)
LOL got to love the squeek!
I like it a lot, its always good motivation to hit my garage after i watch your video.
Personnel comment: i do prefer the voice over descriptif type video...
Thanks man. I also like being able to talk about the video and explain things bit more.
I like the live edge. when you gonna do a epoxy river clamp 😂
LOL now that would be a good one!
haha
Live edge clamp is cool! Who is the camera person? They do a good job too
Thanks. That is Luke. He shoots most of the Saturday videos.
James ,
That was really cool bro... Thinking I might make my own if I can find the time. I'm about to use my 10 1/4 tomorrow finally... I have a pool deck I'm framing up... You tha man bro!!!
Thanks again!!!!
Sounds like fun man. The relatively easy to make and a lot of fun to use.
Fuck yeah I've been waiting so long for this, I feel complete. Oh, my infection, it's spreading, my heart. It seems my feeling of completeness has made me ready to die, my body shut down it's immune system, the only thing preventing this infection from spreading. Goodbye everyone
LOL thanks! glad I could be fulfilling!
@4:27 That leveling ring idea is amazing.
Lol thanks.
I think the live edge is very beautiful and artistic, and I really don't think it's going to hurt the strength.....
...but it's not my cup of proverbial tea....
Lol yep it is definitely not for everyone.
now i know how.. thanks
where did you buy the wood dowel threading tool I have always wanted to do that. You make great projects.
I have a link tot he set I use in the description. I would post a link here but I am raveling today sorry.
Hi James, I've seen a few of you wooden screw making videos as well as other makers. What I don't understand is how do you set the thread pitch ... Threads per inch, it just appears to be random on the initial circular turn. Is it possible to predict/specify 2,3 or 4 tpi??
Each screw box has the threads built into it so it is designed to work perfectly with the tap. Usually you make the tap first and then tap a nut into a screw block and that will then feed the screw at a standard rate.
Great video! What wood and oil did you use for the screws? Those threads looked perfect.
They are Oak. It would be slightly better to use maple, but it is what I had on hand. It was raw linseed oil.
Wood By Wright I have a huge amount of white oak, so that's what I use too. I've been using mineral oil to soak them, and had mixed experience with thread chipping.
Real knife walls? Oh my! LoL
Lol I know right
which is a better hand saw lie nielsen or bad axe?
Heather. They are both great each has their own style. But in my book the best is BearKat woodworking truly amazing saws!
By all means, build projects with live edge n bark.
what's with the ring on your auger bit? at 2:10
It's a way of knowing the auger bit is level.
It's a trick to see if it's horizontal.
He's just showing off that he's married.
You got it man!
if you love it you should put a ring on it!
have you ever seen Andy Rawls videos?
oh yes. love his stuff. we keep taking about doing something together.
esa herramienta con cual hiciste el hilo de madera ...cual es su nombre y donde se consigue o si es posible hacerla.
saludos desde Chile.
es una herramienta para cortar madera y troquel o hilo aquí es donde consigo la mía. Creo que envían internacionalmente. lddy.no/gtdw
@@WoodByWright gracias por el dato .saludos "madera por derecho"/wright
What's the finish your using? I believe you used it on the tote, and knob video
Yes. Boiled linseed oil and paste wax. It's my all-time favorite finish for hand tools and anything that goes in the hand it feels great and is very easy. I have a few videos on how to do it if you want to see specifics.
Did you make your shoes out of wood ?
here is an older video on them I have since put a new sole on them. th-cam.com/video/CZETp7LvVOM/w-d-xo.html
Why are these type of clamps angled at the ends?
Just makes them lighter and easer to get into some places.
how do you make wooden nail
a wooden nail is called A treenail, also trenail, trennel, or trunnel
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I have just realised whenever you are cutting or planning compared to Pall Sellers your wood sounds harder and every thing seems a struggle. Maybe you should get an oily rag in a can 😜
Lol. Sounds about right. Most of his videos are done in pine. I use more difficult (fun) wood.
I almost used a wood clamp yesterday. But for some odd reason I just didn't want to drill a half of a hole in it. Go figure.
LOL I know right!
Dear James, the live edge contains lots of holes which suggest borer attack. However, there are no obvious holes in the timber. What gives?
Those holes are from a woodpecker. I need little extra.
Ta
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Makes for great content... but me personally... I don’t care for live edge. Lots of people do.
ya it is diffidently a personal thing!
Man I love your videos
Exept the finishing procces.. Disgusting😂
LOL got to love the hand applied home made oil!
Where are you and Mrs Auger going for your honeymoon?
LOL not telling!