Real Guillotine Build Requires Taking Apart Our Studio!
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"Here is a thee part series about Jake giving carpentry advice and ending up ignoring them all"
Dude, if you look badass, you can do anything you want.
Carpentry**
Typical Jake, he always has good vision and plan but in term of practice ...
@@bravecounsel4786 Hahaha "Carpenting"! That's amazing!
1.) Always use the right tool for the job
2.) Always drill pilot holes
3.) Always take things slow at the end
...always
why the frick is steve the literal best part of the vlogs? I can't help but laugh for 5 minutes at anything he has to say
I hope you watched the podcast with him. Honestly, it’s the only one I fully watched XD
Dropped acid 379 times 😂
I imagine steve doing mountains of cocaine back in the 80's
Acid, man, not cocaine!
@@dirtylevel Quite the different demographic between people that do weed, acid, shrooms, etc and those that coke up.
"I can't remember most of my brain cells are dead from so much lsd"
Me too steve, me too
Steve is such a legend
My name is also Andrew and I too can say me too. Not 300+ but definitely over 100. I'm glad I've been clean for a long time though. Couldn't keep up with the countless music festivals and "party favors" after a while lol..
You're all a real credit to society. What upstanding fucking people...
@@80TheMadLord08 Still using a flip phone?
Drop acid forever
Steve (after $26k of building improvements): The chief inspector passed me, the nightmare is over.
Jake: Congratulations
Also Jake: I need that guard rail for my guillotine.
Im dead 😂
Mustafa Nguyen *29k
Upstairs neighbors: You guys are making too much noise! What are you doing?
Jake: Building a guillotine.
Neighbors: Carry on, we won’t bother you.
underrated comment.
lol..
ironically the guy building a guillotine is bothered by the music
I love how Gabe is just always chilling at his desk and never gives a F*ck about what is happening!
if you're a chill dude you chill a lot
Taking apart the safety guardrail right after the inspector leaves XD that'll show them!
Steve: Can't remember Ozzy's name.
Also Steve: "I've dropped acid 379 times!"
Wut
The 70's were a hell of a time
Can’t remember ozzy’s name
IT’S OZZY
Guys, putting aside the Guillotine... I'd really like to subscribe to Jake the Carpenter channel :D
Having both Jake working with wood and Steve fighting the safety regulations in one video is an abundance of entertainment :)
I'd love offshoot channels of the whole cast honestly, wrens science stuff being the first one i'd want to see but they all have cool passions that would make great videos (like nicks coin video)
i love how the idea to make a guillotine channel was to save money for beer
omg it was wasnt it lol
@@QuesoCucuy www .th-cam.com/video/TBoxkc0-zwk/w-d-xo.html
@@QuesoCucuy ah yes it was it was so some of them could make a separate channel where they guillotine stuff so they can make money for beer
And he literally wasted a 12 pack of Bud Light by smashing them in the previous video. Haha
Steve is the trippiest dude
Steve is such a great guy; it's so cool you guys have such a nice relationship with your landlord. He's hard working and actually cares about his tenants and his building instead of only caring about collecting rent each month. I hope he's successful because he deserves it.
5:46 "how else would you do this though"
Hand Router
That's what I was down here in the comments about to say. The blade would run a hundred time better if the channel was routed and not chiseled.
Or several passes with a circular saw.
A skillsaw would've made his life a whole lot easier
I cringed when he pulled out the jigsaw.
@@jonathanpaquette7389 i was like wtf? You cut the two sides with the skill saw, just do rest aswell..
Wonder what office disputes will be like after this thing's built.
I think they will be cut short
@@Gottoosilly-so5rk People will be losing their heads.
There won’t be any
Cooler heads will prevail.
Honestly, I'd be more worried about having a guillotine around than a loaded gun. I can imagine someone joking around and laying on the bed like "it's locked, don't worry" and then the lock fails... There's no recovery from that.
What I really love about Jake's and Wren's videos is that they teach you how important persistence is.
Where is THE 3RD PART OF THIS SERIES?! >:o Imma fite.
KNoesey Please God!
5:50 - Buy a router. The power tool. Not the networking device.
Or a circular saw a table saw with a dado stack
@@brentkrucenski1633 They would need a dedicated space for that, which they don't have.
dragonshardz Not necessarily. Some modern routers actually have really decent vacuum systems. Worst case, he could mark everything out and make a 30 second cut in the alley.
@@nonsenseverses6033 Uh...what?
You've got handheld routers and big cnc routers which take up a lot of space...
I don't know about Jake but there's something aesthetically pleasing about seeing the pieces you want to come out in either in one try or as much as you can get out in one try like 6:30
You could 3D print Steve some tactile exit signs, I bet he'd love you even more.
The problem is Jake is using a pruning saw instead of a handsaw 😂
yeah i caught that too lol
What happened to the guillotine why are there no more videos of it
David Cochran WHERE IS IT?
Christian William niko posted on his instagram a video of the guillotine in action
Christian William it was on his Stories sadly they don’t save to prove it I think they where chopping grapefruit or something
@@JerryBoy245 So they finished it but didn't make the part 3 video discussed in this one? Seriously? If so that's some bullshit after watching this and the first one, I mean WTF?
@@ross-carlson guess again
My dad and I have used that drill trick a lot. Anytime you cant cut something, a drill will probably work. Terribly memories resurface now from working with near 200 pound old growth oak beams from a barn in western Kentucky that was 150 plus years old.
Never notice that, it was so many EXIT signs there.
Get out... really?
05:53 "how else would you do this..." - hmm.. handheld router maybe :D
A router would definitely work. I'm not sure if he has a router, but he fucking definitely has a skillsaw and that'd be a zillion times better than a drill.
What happened to the guillotine project?? Why haven't you uploaded any more videos about it:(
Peter was helping with construction when the blade chopped his head off.
They tweeted about it a while ago. No wonder why they canceled the project.
One like equals one F for Peter 69
Really?
Probably because it's soo badly made...
ANameThatIsn'tMyOwn lmao its done already they just got busy
Go to the guillotine channel it's only guillotine related
I love being able to witness Jakes hard work cant wait to see it fully built great job jake
13:37 most wholesome Jake moment
Next gif contest I dibs that clip
I got a good laugh out of Jake taking off part of the railing. XD
Are they pronouncing guillotine wrong or is it said differently in the States?
SoTotallyToby uhh the comment is 1 year old and hasnt got a reply LOL
Haha yeah
Just like Jake said in the first episode, you could say it either way; potato potato
gyilliteen
is
the
______ way to pronounce
It's a French word pronounced with double L sounding like Y. I think the Brits pronounce it with hard Ls to spite the French. As the word Valet illustrates.
It's so sweet that they let Jake, an alien from another planet whose never even heard of a single woodworking technique, do all the carpentry.
I missed that sweatshirt. Glad I get another chance! Want the reflective logo for when I'm on the Onewheel
I ordered my son a small hoodie because the XL hoodies were sold out. Was soo stoked to go the next day and be able to order mine :D . Thanks guys!! Love Supporting you!
"So many brain cells are gone from so much LSD.." LMAO
With the current setup you had at 5:43 we'd usually make more cuts along the piece you want to chisel out, and then chisel it out like you tried. Thin standalone strips are a lot easier and more cleaner to chisel out than a big solid block like you had. Seemed like you kind of had the idea when you tried it with the jigsaw, but you should've done it from a clean side so the jigsaw isn't unstable and jumping around.
14:11 La Marseillaise ! J'aime ça !
- A french subscriber
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@@simondalzell1965 Haha, confirmation.
everytime i hear one of your songs in the background i wonder when and/or where i can finally listen to them
Watching Jake makes me feel like a child watching their dad build them a tree house.
Y'know what I do regret, Niko?
Not knowing of your guys existence beyond a fortnight ago.
Pros:
- Plenty to binge watch.
- And an awesome "new" channel(s) to follow.
Cons:
- Missed out on soooo much cool merch!
Is there no part 3 to this?? I cant find it D:
I've been binging Corridor Crew videos for like 3 days and when I'm about to take a break this shows up in my sub-box. Perfect timing!
I fuckin' love Steve so much.
The stories Jake will tell his kids, man.. they'll be amazing!
I need to listen to Steve’s music like right now
You have to set up a rig to drop a GoPro through the blade track. I mean, obviously in addition to a mount on the blade. You can do the beheading of Corridor! Have each person's unique take on how they would face their end.
5 passes with a circular saw then go at it with a chisel... I thought you said you were a carpenter :p
There's also not sharpening the chisel (as a knife guy, how does Jake not have a stone?). Also, using a real hammer instead of a rubber mallet would have helped. ;)
@@CAPFlyer indeed, but I don't think a dead blow hammer would have made much difference if the blade was blunt.
How about router?
router and router table
@@Wedge-Antilles router yes, table? Only if you have a death wish.
Though a router may not be deep enough.
5:33 Cut multiple strips with the circular saw. The chisel them out. Then use the circular saw to smooth the cut
Carpentry 101. He took the longest most exhausting route.
Everyone saying he should have got a router, but he doesnt need to go get more tools for a single job if you can do them with what he already had.
to make the groove just go get a $20 router from lowes or home depot
I really need part 3 at this point
And then they never finished the project. guiss the blade killed the project.
Lol at the missing fire extinguisher during the inspection conversation....
“Remember how the marines raised the American flag at Iwo Jima?” Proceeds to play French national anthem.
And here we are, five months later, still not chopping stuff.
This all started because you want a nice pint of lager
Steve's done everything and has a story about it.
Jake lookin' like Fix-it Felix.
I really wish you had that iridescent design in the T-shirt. I'd buy that in a heart beat!
5:43 you could try to use a router but that would require using a badass router and a lot of space and time. And money
Goreball studios router would have been the way to go for sure, I kept screaming ROUTER!!!
You could probably use a little router and just do a bunch of passes
We need the follow up!!
That was more like an amish barn raising.
I like how in the begining of the video Steve paases his building inspection,
And at the end of the video, Jake is taking apart a railing to build a guillotine.
It's funny how today was the day the actual US flag was raised on iwo jima.
Hilarious bro.
@@SamJoJOW It's a guillotine...which originates in France?
@@MrMentalSoul The dude's name literally says he's french and doesnt know about the guillotine.Noice
yyea... totally planned that. yea..
@@SamJoJOW fun fact, although this thread is half a year old, the guillotine was originally invented in around 1296 in Yorkshire England, under the name of a halifax giblet! The method of execution was then popularized in the french revolution hence the common thought that that's where the device originated from.
3:06 My favourite quote ever
Should have gotten a router to run that channel for the blade. But you probably already know that, Jake.
I never learned to saw that straight by hand, nice job. For the channel you tried to chisel out, you could use a plunge router on a jig and route away in light passes of 2mm depth each pass. But drilling out the bulk and then chiseling works great too!
Hey my dudes, mechanical engineering student here. I’m not sure if you guys will see this but I figured I could use some rough physics to help you guys out if you haven’t finished the blade yet. Now I was just guessing on a bunch of my calculations based on what I saw in the videos so I could be off by a margin. A traditional guillotine blade weighs about 80kg (about 175 lbs) and was dropped from 4.3 meters (about 14 feet) which generates about 3371 joules of energy. Since your design is taller, you don’t quite need to go that heavy to match the originals. With the heights you mentioned, the blade will only need to weigh about 47kg (about 103 lbs). If you use 3/4” steel with rough dimensions gleaned from the video, that would weigh 14kg (about 30 lbs) by itself. You would only need to add about 33kg (around 70 lbs) of additional weight. In all, the blade will need to weigh about 100 lbs to be effective. I hope this helps and if you need any more advice I’d be happy to help.
Hey Jake, just a tip if you ever need to cut a channel like that again. Take a skilsaw and run multiple cuts down the length of the channel to hog out as much wood as possible and then the left over strips can just be snapped out with a pry bar then clean up with a nice sharp chisel. this guarantees an even depth of cut along the entire peice and a lot less "Sentence enhancers" lol. I only say this because the only way for that guillotine to run properly is a relatively tight tolerance to maintain a square blade, so if it has too much slop in even one spot then one side can go further than the other and stop mid way and get wedged, then you have a really dangerous situation because the razor sharp blade could be immovable from 10 feet up. Also dont bother getting the blade machined, get some 3/8 1045 steel and using an angle grinder put an apple seed edge on it as well as a heat treat. This edge type is the most self supporting and will last the longest to an impact 1045 is also a great impact steel. P.S. trust me im a blacksmith. P.S.S. make sure to apply beeswax to the channel for lubrication.
Where's part 3, for real though?
I really dig the kind of Edgar Wrightish quick series of smash cuts like at 10:30.
Is Sam getting slimmer? Niiice
6:00 use a router!
As a woodworker that pained me
so are yall just not gonna upload the last episode?
Can’t wait for that book
could have glued a few pieces together for the part that holds the blade. may lose some strength but way less labor-intensive and possibly quicker 😬
Exactly, way cheaper than a router, and you can fortify it with screw.
NEVER sacrifice strength/structural integrity just to save time, especially when working with a huge blade. History has proven that shortcuts in building are a very very bad idea lol
@@KZ-hu9uj our solution was better if you want something replaceable and pretty solid especially if fortified with screw.
I'm French, trust me, I know how to build a guillotine.
Steve is actually one of the coolest people ever.
So once the guillotine is finished, what’s the first thing to be chopped?
The book of LA building codes?
Logan Paul
A bottle of champagne
@@Matt-dy7uq That is so obviously brilliant
@@highlandoutsider a book would be neat because it's actually hard to cut through the layering without a ton of pressure
I mean we could sit here and say how Jake SHOULD have done it and what tools Jake SHOULD have used... But as a carpenter i'm so impressed by what was achieved with the tools he had! Hand cut halving joints and mitres, hand chiselled channel for the blade! That's some fantastic handcrafted woodwork to be proud of let me tell you!
Thanks! Now time to buy a router haha.
It would almost be worth getting a router just for that one project instead of chiseling it out.
I can relate to Steve, my family always has issues with inspectors and commercial properties
I’m so confused with this book thing
Been saying soon and showing off the book for quite some time lol
5:24 Here is how you do it.
Buy 3 wood plank.
Cut one in half by the long size.
Glue/screws one of the halves between the 2 remaining wood planks.
Done!
bruh routers exist. even running the skill saw about 10 times across is better than that.
The bench needs to have a sled! The sled can be raised 90° when they strapped the condemned in. He's strapped in standing up and they slide the sled in place on the bench. And then they close the neck-hole plank. It's on both sides, up and down.
Google it :)
11:20 song?
Dobe Theme Song, pretty sure it hasn't been released to the public though.
We need this..
thank you so much for getting the jackets again I really wanted one when yall first released them, just ordered mine so excited to get it.
Bring back logan paul to test it
I laughed for a minute when i saw this comment
Hahahahaaha
Dat Yeah he needs to test the blade to see if it’s sharp
YES
Welp I should have made this comment with this account lol check out my 1 sub special
For future reference...use a circular saw to create “strips” in the groove/gutter. Then just break away the wood and clean It up a bit. 👌🏽
For some reason my stupid brain read it as ratatouille as in the Disney movie with rats
Ha so did mine
That is gosh-darn legit lookin' !! I'm so ready for the test video.
Jake - as a carpenter I just wanna say you did good. I really like the layout you did! Maybe can we get a wild 3-d-printed face/neck to go with this? Heh.. perhaps of an Orc. Nobody like Orcs...
It hurt my soul watching him chisel that groove. It's called a router my dudes, invest in one.
For being a supposed old guy, Steve actually has really nice hair :D
Just an idea to add to the book:
Maybe you could include an online accessible ambient soundtrack for all the different mind games, to increase the mental immersion and stuff. I think this would be really interesting, as well as useful, like if someone is trying to play, but there's also a ton of random noise in the background that distracts the mind. If they put on headphones and listened to an integrated soundtrack, it would improve immersion and block out annoying background noises.
Good luck with the proofreading!
you guys got steve the coolest landlord in existance and you got the upstairs neighbors making bangers
Every woodworker screaming at jake “get a router!!” At 5:45 lol
Raising the guillotine with the freaking Marseillaise playing killed me
Steve is such a badass. You guys take good care of him, y’hear?
@Jake, you could've just used your circular saw on the center part that you were chiseling out. Set the saw to the same depth and then hollow out the center in multiple passes, it would create a lot of saw dust but...
14:55 After a glorious montage of a multi-episode construction, “This was a bad use of time” hahah
I hope you guys build some sort of safety stopper for that just in case that shit drops while you're loading stuff in
these videos are like real life sitcoms its great
LOL the Steve segment... Thank you for informing me of how the system works in some places