DIY jeweler’s bench
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2018
- I’m use to a European style bench, which has a cutout and an apron for catching tings. I’m making the cutout an ellipse, as a round cutout will take too much of the table space. The shape of the ellipse can be calculated (Khan academy has some good videos on that) or you can just experiment your way to a suitable design.
The table is a used IKEA drawing table I found used for about 50 kr or about $8 us.
The bench apron is from my old bench. It can be quit expensive, but you can make it yourself from a secondhand leather jacket.
Then a little cold pressed linseed oil.
Still a bit wobbly, but a furniture bracket attached to the beam will fix that. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Så otroligt bra och enkel men funktionsduglig! Tack för att du delar med dig!
Good bench for the cost Oliver !
Thanks you for the video - that style bench would be very useful for clockwork and other small work too I drop things easily and like the apron to catch them instead of looking on the floor.
Thanks
Thanks Oliver, so helpful! Nikki
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Awesome
Thank for watching! :-)
Looks great, Oliver! Just to let everyone know, you can purchase Moxon Vise Kits from WDS Components Ltd. We supply them with handwheels or ball handles - the choice is all yours!
Thank you. Are those for woodworking? Someting you want me to review? ;-)
Quite a bit cheaper to go to a wholesale leather supply for the bench apron. You can generally find something of the appropriate size that is a leftover cutoff. They'll even put the grommets in for you if you want.
A diagonal cross brace across the back would instantly get rid of the wobble.
Probably. I wish we had one around here, but...
I solved the wobble by screwing it to the wall. ;-)
Te pasastes!!!!...abrazo
Would you say this table is sturdy when piercing/sawing? It seemed like it was wobbly when you were applying the linseed oil..
Nop, it is too flimsy. I have added a bracket and fastened it to the wall.
good
Great video! Thank you!
One question, which shape of leather do you use? Is any pattern or some advice to make this peace?
Thank you. :-) It is sort of two hour glass shapes on top of each other with two big notches at bottom of the apron and two smaller ones to lift the front edge. My advice is to make a template in a cheap fabric and adjust it to your cutout. Thanks for watching!
How do you call the piece of wood clamped in the vise? Great work btw
It is called a "bench peg". Thanks for watching!
This is good. I hope I can figure out how to make one.
nice setup
This was so helpful. What is the pattern for the dust catcher?
Good to hear. 🙂 I made it a long time ago without a template. You can.make a template from a plastic garbage bag and cut the leather after that.
What do you mean you've "been allowed to use a small corner in your house" to make your jewelry? That doesn't seem quite fair.
It was a temporary house we rented while building our new one (which has a big workshop) and the kids didn't even have their own rooms, so I was happy just to get a corner. ;-)
Kiddo should be wearing safety glasses.Table is pretty cool.
He does when using rotery tools.
Thank you.
Er du dansker ? hvis du er så kunne jeg rigtigt godt bruge en mentor... jeg er førtidspensionist som ønsker at udvikle mine evner inden for smykkemageri.. har de fleste værktøjer... ville bare være rart at kunne stille et spørgsmål i ny og næ...
Yeps! Holder til i Ølstykke området. Du kan bare skrive, så skal jeg se om jeg kan hjælpe. :-)