You do these projects that have so many mindnumbing tedious steps and they come out extraordinarily beautiful! You have the patience of a saint, the mind of a mathematician and the skill to back it all up. Very cool project!
I hope you continue this series. I have really enjoyed your videos, especially the segmenting ones. That is something I plan on getting into eventually. I just purchased a Supermax 1938 drum sander, and a Laguna 2436 lathe, as well as a Rikon dust collector, and air filtration system.
I dig it. I love the videos of the completed projects, start to finish, but I also really enjoy these sorts of more detail-driven videos. I can't wait to see how it turns out!
Hey, I totally get it. I'm a small TH-camr (make stave drum shells) and it's almost impossible to everything--for me, especially when I'm working on something new and trying to figure things out as I go.
You must have been a mathematician and took an abundance of woodworking. Looking forward to your next videos and seeing the finished product. Thanks for sharng.
Please keep up these sorts of videos, I love all of your projects and it's awesome to get some insight into all the little details on how you made them!
Awesome man! Ever since I read Necroscope by Brian Lumley back in high school I've been interested in Mobius strips and then since I got into woodworking I've been thinking that I should make one. I sorta thought the best way would be with bending thin strips and laminating them, but I'm liking your way. It seems you have more control of the final form.
Awesome. Really want to see this project in this format, looking forward to learning and seeing the end result (which will be fantastic). . . . *cough* White balance *cough*
Cool stuff! I can see now why I couldn't quite guess what the circles were for on your Instagram post the other day :-D Looking forward to any updates!
We really love your work. You come up with some killer designs! Technical question: Do you need to be concerned with expansion and contraction of the wood when you have so many segments? We recently had an issue with wood expansion that somewhat ruined a project of ours. Thanks for all the great videos!
I say make more videos in this style if it’s not too tedious to stop and talk every once in awhile. You have an entertaining personality, but your projects are unique and it’s interesting to learn about your process via explanation. I can certainly understand the desire to just turn on the camera and go without the need to stop and talk about your work, but I gotta say I like what you just did here 👍
Well, a well done video and object. BUT I'm a bit lost in the concept of your ring. You mentioned rotation of 4 deg around the center axis (perpendicular to the large surface), you glue some of them like that, then you remove with the sander 4 deg on a tilt axis. OK, but on the video we saw that all your triangles put through the sander machine are all aligned the same way (no rotation) we see that at 2.51. At 3.14 we see on each board that the triangles ae aligned the same way on each one, but a different way between the boards. So I don't understand... if you could help. I have tried it on sketch-up to see but it's far too complex to align the different pieces on two different axis.
So if you put the completed mobius strip through the drum sander, you could sand the whole thing all the way around in one go since it is one continuous surface?
Hate to be pedantic, but that isn't a Möbius strip. It is an umbilic torus. I do love it though. I might have to make one myself... if I only knew where to get those stretchy ring clamps.
Kyle Two question ... What is the size and thickness of the 90 triangles ... I notice that when drum sanding to get the 4 degree angle the triangles are slightly offset from centre Why is this?
They are sanded with a 4° angle and 4° twist. If all the triangles were sanded at a 4° angle you would have a circle that’s in the shape of a triangle all the points would connect with each other. If you sand the triangles with the 4° angle and a 4° twist in each piece the triangles will rotate as they go around the circle and create a Mobius strip
You do these projects that have so many mindnumbing tedious steps and they come out extraordinarily beautiful! You have the patience of a saint, the mind of a mathematician and the skill to back it all up. Very cool project!
The Every Maker - Nick Thanks man! I love this stuff. I always tell my self all I have is time
Notice he didn't say you have the mind of a saint. Looking forward to the next video.
David Shaper, Hey I've seen the calendars. LOL
I hope you continue this series.
I have really enjoyed your videos, especially the segmenting ones. That is something I plan on getting into eventually. I just purchased a Supermax 1938 drum sander, and a Laguna 2436 lathe, as well as a Rikon dust collector, and air filtration system.
Hmmm, not sure I've ever seen a Mobius solid? Very cool. Please share the rest of the build!!!
I dig it. I love the videos of the completed projects, start to finish, but I also really enjoy these sorts of more detail-driven videos. I can't wait to see how it turns out!
Joseph Center Sweet! I’ll still be doing the main videos but a lot of the time there is so much to cover that I cant show all the steps
Hey, I totally get it. I'm a small TH-camr (make stave drum shells) and it's almost impossible to everything--for me, especially when I'm working on something new and trying to figure things out as I go.
Love the format. Up close and personal - with good insights into how you solve problems. Keep them coming!
Please do make more of these.
This looks amazingly complex. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Please, make more! I can't wait to see the final product. 🤓👍
Yes!!!!!
Yeeeea its happening
I like this project and how you're trying out this new style of video. I'd love to watch more of this!
skyefyre Awesome thanks!!
Very cool idea. Looking forward to the following videos
You are an artist my friend. Can't wait for the next video.
Great video Kyle! I hope you continue til it's finished!
Awesome project and I really like the multi series format for this one. Looking forward to more!
You must have been a mathematician and took an abundance of woodworking. Looking forward to your next videos and seeing the finished product.
Thanks for sharng.
Please keep up these sorts of videos, I love all of your projects and it's awesome to get some insight into all the little details on how you made them!
I enjoyed this format. Cool project
I really like this project format. I’m excited to see more!
It's great to know we all JACK UP projects.....This is still very interesting, please continue.....
Love the idea of daily videos! Hope to see more!
I like this format, so don't stop!
Yup, gonna need more of these videos...
Love this video. This shape is an umbilic torus, not technically a Mobius strip, but similar!
I like the new video style. Please keep them coming! You do like doing some crazy tedious work but it always comes out so beautiful!
Cool build Kyle! Dig the vlog style!
I can’t wait for video 2. It’s going to look really cool.
This would make an epic series!
Keep the videos coming. This is such a cool project.
Nothing but respect for everything you do man! Amazing and mindnumbing. Kudos.
Very cool project, Kyle. I appreciate that you are explaining the steps required!
Please keep this going! I want to see this process.
It was amazing to see the steps. I like the music as well.
Love the series format!! Looking forward to the future ones
Hope so, looking forward to seeing the outcome. Thanks
Really cool interesting concept looking forward to see how this is done.
Awesome! Please keep going with this project! Keep the updates coming.
I love this format man, thanks for the content
Please film the rest of the process!! I really want to see it 😃
Awesome man! Ever since I read Necroscope by Brian Lumley back in high school I've been interested in Mobius strips and then since I got into woodworking I've been thinking that I should make one. I sorta thought the best way would be with bending thin strips and laminating them, but I'm liking your way. It seems you have more control of the final form.
Patrick Chenoweth sweet. I’ll have to check that book out. It is a lot more controlled. Make it easier to fix mistakes
Awesome video! I like the voice description, especially for this project. Sounds complex.
So does the tv remote turn the dust collector on but not make it collect dust? ;)
Love the t-shirt Kyle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope you keep these progress reports coming my dude.
Awesome. Really want to see this project in this format, looking forward to learning and seeing the end result (which will be fantastic).
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White balance
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Love a daily progress video!
Hey Kyle. Very cool project. Me and a friend love this joke...Why did the chicken cross the Möbius strip? Well, to get to the same side, of course.
Really hoping to see the rest of this! That’s dope
I'm with everyone else with the video's. Hope you decide to keep it going on this build. It's gonna be sick!!!
Tim McNeil Sweet. Its happening
I'm ready for tomorrow's video!
Looks great man
love your channel man!
you r so talented
Nice work buddy
Not sure how you keep all that straight in your head. Ultra-focus mode!
Keep ‘em coming!
f you had to fence me in, I would insist on a mobius style fence. That will keep me contained so well. great work on your strip
I think I could happily watch you make a peanut butter sandwich. I love your old format videos and this one was very nice as well!
Yes! More! Thanks for sharing. ATB : )
Yes please do make more Kyle!
Nice build, now i see more off ”you” than the last vid. Good job!
Keep em coming!
Very awesome man.
Cool stuff! I can see now why I couldn't quite guess what the circles were for on your Instagram post the other day :-D Looking forward to any updates!
Matt Jones Yeah I just through that out there as a teaser.
I Love Moebius strips. Congratulation for your's
Math is cool. Also hard. Shapes are fun!
We really love your work. You come up with some killer designs! Technical question: Do you need to be concerned with expansion and contraction of the wood when you have so many segments? We recently had an issue with wood expansion that somewhat ruined a project of ours. Thanks for all the great videos!
Very Cool Mr toth cant wait to see it finished. A video explaining what you are doing is great ,But saying that all your videos are great ;o)
A good tip to get hot glue off effortlessly. Just put a drop of alcohol on the joint and it lets go immediately - try it!
So...much...math... Can’t wait to see more!
very cool, project and video
Gooood Stuff! 👌
🙂👍👍👍👍👍 yep !!
Thanks
I understand the principle but what I really want to know is the size and thickness of the triangles
Crazy talented! I'm making pop corn and waiting for others videos
Junk Workshop haha sweet
I watched a 45 minute ad for Staten Island hustle before this video. I hope that made you alot of ad revenue
Love it man
I like it! keep it going
Did you convert your drum sander to hook and loop paper? How do you like it? Been considering it.
I say make more videos in this style if it’s not too tedious to stop and talk every once in awhile. You have an entertaining personality, but your projects are unique and it’s interesting to learn about your process via explanation. I can certainly understand the desire to just turn on the camera and go without the need to stop and
talk about your work, but I gotta say I like what you just did here 👍
Well, a well done video and object. BUT I'm a bit lost in the concept of your ring. You mentioned rotation of 4 deg around the center axis (perpendicular to the large surface), you glue some of them like that, then you remove with the sander 4 deg on a tilt axis. OK, but on the video we saw that all your triangles put through the sander machine are all aligned the same way (no rotation) we see that at 2.51. At 3.14 we see on each board that the triangles ae aligned the same way on each one, but a different way between the boards. So I don't understand... if you could help. I have tried it on sketch-up to see but it's far too complex to align the different pieces on two different axis.
So if you put the completed mobius strip through the drum sander, you could sand the whole thing all the way around in one go since it is one continuous surface?
Theunis Scholtz I think so haha
Love it. More video please 😇
Lot of your projects are complicated it's need super mine like yours
keep it up! more Toth is always better...
Hate to be pedantic, but that isn't a Möbius strip. It is an umbilic torus. I do love it though. I might have to make one myself... if I only knew where to get those stretchy ring clamps.
More videos, more views, more fun for us and more money for you. How is any of this bad?
Kyle Two question ... What is the size and thickness of the 90 triangles ... I notice that when drum sanding to get the 4 degree angle the triangles are slightly offset from centre Why is this?
They are sanded with a 4° angle and 4° twist. If all the triangles were sanded at a 4° angle you would have a circle that’s in the shape of a triangle all the points would connect with each other. If you sand the triangles with the 4° angle and a 4° twist in each piece the triangles will rotate as they go around the circle and create a Mobius strip
Please do more!
Good music every video!!!!!
Doctor WooDcustom My friend records all the loops. Check him out. His info is in the description.
Do another!!!
Please do Daily reports!
love it!... you're a nut, but I love it!
DOOOOIIIIIIITTTTTT
👍👊
Insane
Holy Nards!
Can't wait for tomorrow's videos
More Toth videos = good.
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HoPeFUlLy...... Thanks!
great
what sorcery is this?