Bandsaw Magic - Making a little known trick a little more known
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ย. 2021
- 2:20 Lamp Base
4:00 Patterns
7:10 Table Legs
10:58 Shelves
Nick explores an obscure compound cutting technique from our short, "Bandsaw Magic." And it is indeed a magical way to create elegantly curved surfaces and three-dimensional shapes with just two cuts on a band saw. Nick experiments with some practical uses for these shapes and in the process, discovers a simple way to add joinery to these magical shapes so you can incorporate them in larger assemblies.
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If you liked the shelves we show in this video, be sure to see our newest video, "Bandsaw Magic -- Melting Shelves." We show them being built step by step: th-cam.com/video/bcHezjT2f54/w-d-xo.html .
They all look like they Are literally magically created for the Harry Potter world !
Awesome.
Lumis maxima!
Мне понравилось, но я тоже такое делал.
It is not every day a woodworker can make me laugh... but YOU DID! The table and bookcase with wonky legs are super awesome!
@@lourias Thanks for saying.
@@jnmwtkns m.
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement th-cam.com/users/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
Comes from an Old Norse word "timbr," meaning "trees" or "wood." Adopted by the Old English to mean the hewn wooden parts of a house or a ship. In modern English, we've regressed to the way the Vikings used it.
Someone give this man a Netflix series, why are there a 1000 cooking shows and nothing on how to actually build beautiful things
I agree
True that
I agree that he needs more exposure but definitely NOT on Netflix. They'd say he's too white and straight replace him with a black tranny and you know i'm right.
1,000 cooking shows and very few that teach. This man would be on PBS back in the day... Or Bob Vilas show.
Absolutely agree, I'd subscribe to Netflix just to watch
OverviewI had an old Black and Decker Firestorm set that was getting very long in the tooth th-cam.com/users/postUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv so it was an easy decision when this set went on sale. I'm not a pro or a handyman. I'm an occasional DIYer. So for me, this set is fantastic. I am very happy with my purchase.The Good Parts Very well priced for what you get Comes with everything you need - two batteries, a charger, and a carry bag The products feel very well made Not too heavy The drills are small and ergonomic (for my smallish hands) Huge ecosystem - Dewalt makes a lot of tools that use the same battery type and chargerCould Be Better I guess I could say that I wish the batteries were bigger, but that's a relatively minor compaint
This dude is the Gandalf of woodworking. 10/10 work!
Great tip on the sandpaper for friction on the glue up!
Old man I appreciate you more than you know .. I’ve never had a teacher to be a wood either and learned everything from TH-cam .. I can’t tell you how much people like you have changed my life . I’m not a phenomenal woodworker like you but I will be , channels like this made it possible to provide for my siblings , before we would go a day or two with out food , now we eat daily . Thank you
Most welcome, and thank you for your kind words.
You're the coolest old man that I ever saw in my life
I am glad to hear that you have found this book to be very informative and helpful for your woodworking project th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO It sounds like you are well prepared and confident to build furniture for your house. I commend you and your friend for your enthusiasm and willingness to learn new things from this book. I hope you enjoy your woodworking journey and create some beautiful pieces.
Folks, I had an email asking why, in gluing up the lamp base parts, I applied glue to just one of the adjoining surfaces during the first step (3:20), then applied glue to both adjoining surfaces during the second (3:50). First of all, let me give some kudos to the viewer who caught that. Good eye -- really! In case there are others out there wondering why, I was gluing up a 3" x 3" block that was made from plywood. In the first step, I was applying glue to the faces of the plywood veneers and I could expect the joint to behave like a standard face-grain glue-up. But during the second step, I was applying glue to the edges of the veneers, a mix of face grain and end grain. I knew the end grains would absorb a good deal more glue, so I applied glue to both surfaces.
I am astonished! Table legs, here I come!
This is so much better than most of the content out there. Didn't over-do the magic jokes, his narration and demonstration fit the pace of the video perfectly and the video's layout reminded me of being taught by some of the big name engineering/learning channels like veritasium, smartereveryday, etc. Loved it! Looking forward to more.
well said. exactly what i was thinking. im not a massive fan of kids TV show style video authors . This was spot on.
You sir... Are a awesome presenter and a true master of your craft, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
The woodwork teacher you wish you'd had at school.
Eat your heart out Harry Potter. This is magical. I'm speechless. Big thank you.
Big "You're Welcome."
Thumbs up for that sandpaper grit tip alone!
We love your channel.
Okay, this is a really cool principle, and I'm already imagining how this technique can jazz up a bunch of basic designs. Thank you!!
You're most welcome.
I’m also thinking how much money I will save just buying a 4x4 for ottoman legs, instead of buying legs.
Damn, what amazing rabbit hole YT recommendations threw me into. I loved it
“Measure once, cut twice.”
😂
Great video!💪🏽
The master of wood, each video is a master class
I just love this guy’s videos, to say their entertaining and educational doesn’t even do them justice.
Finally the TH-cam algorithm threw me a video i wanted to watch, enjoyed, liked and subscribed. Thank you for making and sharing.
Finally, the TH-cam algorithm put us in front of some people who like what we have to say.:-) Welcome.
me 2.subscribed after the 2nd cut,haha
@@demijurg666 Welcome 2 U 2!
Man, stumbled on this channel quote randomly, this guy's approach is amazing. He needs his own show on cable
It' all I can do to keep up with the vids in this little corner of the media. But thank you for thinking so.
@@WorkshopCompanion I can't stop watching.
I'm going to buy band saw now!
@@st3v3b0b7 Get a good one. You won't be sorry.
you mean worlds best good looking table, right? Amazing!!!!
These videos make me feel like I’m back in school, and I love that.
Makes me feel like I'm back teaching school, and I love that.
I like your table. This is something I would be proud to display
Thanks for saying.
Well worth watching! And, yes, I liked the shelves best!
Thanks.
That table is beautiful
Glad you think so, and thanks for saying.
RELY LOVED ALL OF IT ...X THANK YOU.
Most welcome.
Not all pro carperter knows this. I've been working finishing carpertry for almost 3 decades but it's my first time to see this kind of techniques. Thanks for this ideas. Respect
Respect back.
All looks simple when a Master is doing it. Cool
Thanks for the kind words. But it really is pretty simple.
Wow! That shelf project! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yeah, me too. We're going to do the shelf up brown in our next video.
About to try some magic of my own with my handy dandy jigsaw 😁😁thanks for the tips and ideas old timer ❤️
Just excellent!!!!
Herzlichen Dank für den Einblick in ihre wunderbare Arbeitsweise . Super Resultat , danke und alles gute weiterhin 👍👍👍🤗👍
Ich wünsche dir das gleiche.
Love the work. Well done sir. I’m putting the scroll saw cut in my bag of tricks. Once you presented it I was like of course. Ty
Thanks for your kind words.
- Luv, luv, luv this video. Talk about extraordinary craftsmanship ! ! ! Thanx 4 sharing.
You're very welcome.
Wow. Absolutely wow!
Thank you!
You're very welcome.
Absolutely fantastic
Thanks.
You are one clever dude, love this.
Thanks.
The trick with the sand paper when gluing is the best thing I've ever seen!!!!!!
Solves a lot of problems. Use 50#.
What a lively person with great job and joy.
Jazak-Allah
Wa ʾiyyāk.
What a class! THanks for sharing Sr! Your awesome!
Thanks for your kind words.
I am absolutely hooked on your content!!!!!!
So sorry. Can we recommend a good clinic?...;-)
Way to go Nick! Cool.
Love the hodgepodge.
Best instructional I've watched in a very long time . Thank you .
Most welcome.
Those table legs are dope! Especially the super wavy one. This guy is amazingly skilled, entertaining & comforting. Ive been watching his videos late at night til i fall asleep. Kinda like a kid falling asleep during storytime.
My wife falls asleep during my stories. I seem to have that effect.
@WorkshopCompanion How often do you post new videos? I'm almost through all of them. I loooove the clamping & jig content. I have been a handyman of sorts for years so I am glad I stumbled onto your channel. I enjoy the sprinkling of humor here n there.
@@gregwright2059 We can't say. We have many things going on right now -- shutting down one business, building a new one, selling an old shop, building a new one -- that make it impossible to commit to a schedule. I may have a better answer for you in one or two years. In the meantime, I appreciate your interest, support, and kind words.
@@WorkshopCompanion Of course. The content has been a nice little recent surprise. I can tell you love what you do. And I love the dog in the foreground at times. Very cute. Take care.
After forty years of teaching shop, I finally became smart enough to retire. Couldn't match Grandpa's forty three years. Love your pacing and delivery. Another teacher showed me his "Trick Sawing on the Bandsaw". Was a great filler project for junior high students by making a whale out of some scrap square stock. The only extra machining required was to drill a hole for the eyes. Thank you. This was great fun in many ways !
You're one of the last. When I first began writing about woodworking, there were 17 shop programs at high schools within a 50-mile radius. Now there are 2, and one of those may be cancelled this year. Thank you for your service; I don't see how the woodworking world will continue without dedicated folks like you.
Wow! What a great quality video!!!
Thanks.
Aw, I like the crazy table.
Outstanding. Thx!!!
Hurray, something I never would have thought of!.
OH MAN!, THAT WAS VERY GOOD. THANKS.
Most welcome.
The part that blew my mind the most was the sandpaper over the wet glue.... Fricking GENIUS!
Yep -- not all the magic had to do with the band saw. Thanks.
You are a clever man. As my French daughter in law has taught me: tonight I go to bed less stupid 🌞
Great aphorism. I'm going to have to weave that into my sampler: "Always go to bed less stupid."
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing that
Honestly, an artist.
You are a LEGEND....!!!!!
Not quite yet. But thanks for the warning.
What an inspiration!! ❤ Wow!
This one video removed my very last doubt about buying a quite expensive bandsaw that I can't afford, but now just have to have! ❤
The legs on this "worlds most BEAUTIFUL table", and the lamps, reindeers... wow, the possibilities with a bandsaw are almost endless.
Greetings from Pia, a new woodworker in Denmark (the one in Scandinavia!) 👍
And boys and girls; have fun, be creative,
make some magic AND make sure you keep
all your fingers attached to your hands! ✋❤🤚
Greeting back from America. Enjoy your new band saw and thanks for the kind words.
This channel is seriously underrated -- How does he only have 610k followers? This man is a real wood wizard for sure! Thanks ✨💯✨
Magical!
I really wanted to see the whole video but I was hypnotized by you swinging clock in the background - maybe if I go into my workshop and concentrate real hard I'll wake up with my new curved lamp all done. Another great video Nick.
Yeah, we need to move on from that clamp. Maybe replace it with a strobing lamp...
@@WorkshopCompanion LOL!
@@thomastieffenbacherdocsava1549 We had fun too.
Wow, impressed!
Wow, thanks!
I have never seen this technique before - amazing!
Old shop teachers trick. We just thought up a few applications.
The shelf is absolutely stunning 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Be sure to see our video that takes you step-by-step though the construction of these shelves: th-cam.com/video/bcHezjT2f54/w-d-xo.html .
You are a great teacher- your enthusiasm and humour are very refreshing.
You are most kind.
After watching this, used it to make a 27" tall single leg end table. Simple enough for me to be able to do it, but complicated looking enough to make people think I'm good at woodworking!
You are beginning to understand one of the fundamental secrets of craftsmanship -- it's all pretty simple once you know how.
sandpaper grit and glue. Genius! learn something new every day!....
One of my other viewers had a great aphorism that pertains...he wrote, "we should all endeavor to go to bed less stupid."
You got it right about that melted leg!
Very useful and new to me!!
Kids will love that table
I think they would.
Awesome !!! Thanks a lot sir !
you are a amazing teacher! and a funny one!
Thank you for both compliments.
FAAAAAANNNNNTTTTTTAAAAASSSSTTTTTTIIIIIIICCCCCC! Love that. I'm inspired now.
Fabulous. And I love your humor and presentation style.
And I love your comments.
Excellent, just excellent. Thank you for showing this
You're most welcome.
Just awesome Nick! :) Thank you!
You're welcome.
Always fun to learn new tricks!
True that.
Hi Nick, you are great. Thank you for explaining how these very inspiring works are done.
You're welcome.
Amazing video!!!
Отличная идея! Возьму на заметку!
Спасибо!
That was very helpful. I'll use that for sure.
Thanks for your feedback.
I can't love that table anymore than I already do :)
It's got to be one of the ugliest things I've ever made, yet everybody loves it. I will go down in woodworking history as having designed the Frankenstein Table -- somehow appealing in spite of it's grotesque, slapped-together appearance.
that was amazing. most definitely gunna have to give this a whirl.
Please do!
Oh my gosh, you are amazing!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks.
Great work looking forward to trying this out. Also looking forward to seeing more.
This is a GREAT video. All woodworkers can pick up a tip or trick when watching this.
I am more of a beginner so ALL WAS GOOD! !! !!!
Then we're just tickled pea-green. Thanks for the kind words.
Yoshida
Great video magic Nick! 😃
I dont comment on videos often but I felt the need to comment on this one . Thank you for this video it has clear instructions and in depth analysis. There is no silly videography. It's just straight forward and very informative. Thank you for taking the time to produce an amazing video.
You're most welcome, and thank you for the kind words. But I think there was some silly videography -- just a little. We wouldn't be any fun to watch if we took ourselves too seriously.
Thanks for the ideas :)
You’re an awesome wizard! Thanks
Thanks.
Great video!! Thanks alot
You are such a good teacher thank you sir for the master class 👍😎
Kid words. You're very welcome.
Amazing. Simply Amazing.
Love it. The shelf idea is really cool.
I love that table
Brilliant!!! Inspiring!! Thank you!!
You're most welcome. We are honored that you used your daily ration of exclamation marks just on us!!!
I quite like the meting book shelf. I can just imagine it with some create paints, dyes or stains. Great video!
We have a time-lapse video planned using woods with some spectacular grains.