I get more out of your videos than anyplace else. Always a great idea, or nifty trick to be found, and frequent, "Well, damn! That's smart!" moments. Thank you, sir!
Thank you! DeYan calls those “Ramon corners”. They’re everywhere in our home. Including the crown molding 😬And I showed her your comment…she like it 🙏🏼
Great job Ramon ! Knowing the history of the wood makes this project extra special. I also have a Shaper Origin and agree that it's an amazing tool, the engraving and inlay use has dramatically changed my woodworking, I enjoy using it more and more with each project.
Just in time! I am making some keepsake boxes for my grandkids and will use much of your technique in the build process. Thanks for an excellent video lesson and really nice boxes too.
As always, this was another tip/trick packed video with so much great information. Your passion, attention to detail and skills are infectious and always inspire me to do better on my projects. Those are beautiful boxes!! Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge 😀
Thank you David! It was a great little project. I’m looking forward to giving the box away to the people who had the tree. She’ll be here this week. Thanks for watching!
Thanks man! It may have made more sense to run the slot first whilst the board was bigger…and then cut the profile after it was attached. But I pushed ahead so I could see the overall look. I figured…”there’s always a way” 😆👊🏼
I’ve made tests with box joints and if the joinery is tight…not too tight where you need a sledge hammer😆 , but a good fit…then they only take minimal glue. Or you could add blue tape prior to glue up.
Thanks ! Yep…that’s the saw. The blade is a Lennox Woodmaster carbide tipped. 1” wide x 2 teeth per inch. I believe the kerf is about 1/32”. Works well
I get more out of your videos than anyplace else. Always a great idea, or nifty trick to be found, and frequent, "Well, damn! That's smart!" moments. Thank you, sir!
That is great to hear! Thanks for the feedback!
You’re the best Ramon ❤️
Hey! You’re on IG with this name yeah? Thank you 🙏🏼
@@ramonartful Yep that’s me! These boxes are really nice!
Ramon, the boxes are stunning! I especially like the corner insert piece as it gives a unique appearance. Please give my best to your Lovely Lady!
Thank you! DeYan calls those “Ramon corners”. They’re everywhere in our home. Including the crown molding 😬And I showed her your comment…she like it 🙏🏼
Great job Ramon ! Knowing the history of the wood makes this project extra special. I also have a Shaper Origin and agree that it's an amazing tool, the engraving and inlay use has dramatically changed my woodworking, I enjoy using it more and more with each project.
It really is special! And yeah, I agree…the Shaper Origin gets used a lot in my shop. Much thanks.
Absolutely amazing Ramon, as always! Always learning. Tips and tricks and a bit of gription...... love it.
Thank you! It’s good to hear the feedback. Cheers
Just in time! I am making some keepsake boxes for my grandkids and will use much of your technique in the build process. Thanks for an excellent video lesson and really nice boxes too.
Sounds good! Just think how they’ll really appreciate something like that when they’re older. Cheers
Beautiful work as always Ramon, thank you for sharing it with us and those killer little tips! I hope 2024 brings everything you wish for! 👏😀👍🏍
Thank you! More to come! Happy New Year to you and yours
As always, this was another tip/trick packed video with so much great information. Your passion, attention to detail and skills are infectious and always inspire me to do better on my projects. Those are beautiful boxes!! Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge 😀
Thank you David! It was a great little project. I’m looking forward to giving the box away to the people who had the tree. She’ll be here this week. Thanks for watching!
Great video Ramon! Loved the little push sticks for the thin pieces you ran through the router table..thanks for sharing 🙏
Thanks man! It may have made more sense to run the slot first whilst the board was bigger…and then cut the profile after it was attached. But I pushed ahead so I could see the overall look. I figured…”there’s always a way” 😆👊🏼
Thanks again Ramon! Your videos/tips/knowledge are the best...
Thank you!
I did some countertops with waterlox. The island was 120” x 50”. The finish does amazing and holds up well over years.
I like hearing that! I’ve always had good experiences with it. Cheers
Looking good did just screw tha automax clamp on the bench?
I use a long bolt and the supplied knob under my bench. I think I shared this on IG. I’ll try to find that post and tag you. Thanks
I also like box joints.However always seems to be a messy glue up.Any suggestions?
I’ve made tests with box joints and if the joinery is tight…not too tight where you need a sledge hammer😆 , but a good fit…then they only take minimal glue. Or you could add blue tape prior to glue up.
Beautiful work! Question- is that a G0513 bandsaw, and if so which blade do you like first resawing? Thank you sir.
Thanks ! Yep…that’s the saw. The blade is a Lennox Woodmaster carbide tipped. 1” wide x 2 teeth per inch. I believe the kerf is about 1/32”. Works well
Cool project! I noticed you removed the tote from your shooting plane and was curious why. Thanks. Steve
I belive he finds the placement of the tote wrong
Thank you! And yes, what zohranbloedjes mentioned. It feels too far back for me. I have much better control with my hand near the blade.
@@ramonartful I may need to try that. Steve