DIY Wooden Panel Square Build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2025
- In today's video we will be building a wooden panel square from the book Euclid's Door. This is a great beginner friendly project making use of lots of basic woodworking techniques.
Please note: If you don't own a plow plane or a Stanley 45 the groove can be done using a saw, chisel and a mallet. (video below)
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Thanks for sharing, I learned something new today!
@@מעייןהמלבלבתחייםםםם Thanks, glad to hear it
I really enjoyed this one. I think I’ll have to try to make one.
Thanks for all of your content and time. Your videos are great.
@@SenderoSeeker It's my pleasure, glad to hear you really enjoyed this one.
Well, that's a change from the TH-cam norm. Nice idea that I think most people will want, even if it doesn't get used much - handy to have in the workshop armoury.
@@PeteLewisWoodwork I agree it's definitely a useful bit of kit.
i have to take my tools to my work pretty often, i'm not setup to have them within arms reach or anything, so i put handles on the non-reference side of most of my tools. also makes sure i'm not grabbing the reference side with crap on my hands. i like putting a strip of brass on the reference edge when i am going to be using it a lot. i have a wooden square that ended up with a weird camber to it from the friction of thousands of pencil strokes against it, so i resquared it and put a brass liner on it. works pretty well. brass is easy to tool as well.
@@jsmxwll These are some great ideas for making wooden squares more useful and durable. Thanks for sharing, i will have to see if i can find some brass now.
@@AussieWoodshed gotta show it off if you do throw some brass on it. oh yeah, thanks for showing those Japanese wooden nails. i've been using bamboo skewers and chopsticks for ages but they have a distinct look. the oak nails really look better sometimes. one thing i've found that helped a lot was putting them in a toaster oven for a bit to drive the moisture off and shrink them. theyhold really well but you can knock them back out with some work if you don't glue them.
@jsmxwll yeah definitely gotta show off the brass. Thanks for the toaster oven tip, ill give that a go.
Nice build. I actually have that book as well, just haven't gotten around to reading it yet. Thanks for the video.
@@ChristopherRNeumann Thanks, I've found the book to be full of useful information.
Very handy addition to the workshop when laying out sheets of plywood or mdf.
I do hate when ploughing tough timbers with the 45 that it gets held up by cranky grain or knots. I clear out that tough timber with a chisel and keep ploughing.
@@anthonyseiver7000 Yep it's definitely going to come in handy.
I do the same when using the 45 some times in this case the whole thing was cranky grain, so i decided to just persevere.
Kia Ora & Good Afternoon from NZ ...I made a Christopher Schwarz Woodworker Tool Chest last year!
@@peterstevens6555 I'm sure the tool chest turned out great!
@@AussieWoodshed Was just the correct size I need!
Thanks Luke. I'd personally like to see a bit more square reference at the Jarrah side. Seems a bit narrow when compared to the long length?
@@mrboics I agree with you it is a bit on the narrow side, from my use of it so far it's quite accurate. At least it's made of wood and easy to change the dimensions for personal preference.
That Jarrah really wanted to fight your 45, looks like the grain was all over the place (rising and dropping off) which would have made it even more of a bugger on that short piece, bet the blade need some sharpening after that.
@@nurgle11 Your correct the grain was all over the place which didn't make it easy. I haven't checked the blade yet but it will definitely need a sharpen.