You're welcome! I don't get a lot of hits on this vid. I'm very pleased that you watching it and commented. Please share it with all your friends! THANKS!!!!
This is nicely described and makes clever use of readily available board lengths. HOWEVER, it looks like the construction as described winds up with the yarn stretched over the short dimension (34") of the frame rather than the intended(?) long (38") dimension. [The 5" spaced pegs as described are placed on the "on the long piece".] There is room for the same peg pattern on the short boards and the yarn lengths will then be more nearly 1 yard per pass. The images of the finished board also look like their layout was a 90 degree rotation of the layout as described.
Thanks for this video, Phil. My neighbor knows I'm a hobby woodworker, so she asked me to make her a warping board. I had never heard of a warping board before, so I needed some information. Your video helped me a lot. It's hard to criticize someone who can explain things so clearly as you, and at the right volume, and adds numerals on screen to clarify the layout. I watch woodworking videos quite regularly and while watching yours I thought, this is one of the best how-to videos I have ever watched. But, then...I read the feedback comments. As you know, you made a couple of critical errors. Sorry, Phil, but recognizing your errors and replying to Deidre (below), "but I'm sure people will figure it out" seems a little lame. Again, sincere kudos to you for your clear manner of communication, but a big minus for "sending people down the wrong path". I'm sure you will double-check all the facts before you make another how-to video. Thanks again, I wish you well.
hey bro on the 34 inch pieces when i do my line for my outside pegs 13.5 inches from center my inch drill hole is about to interfere with the miter joint is that normal?
my pegs are about 2" from the rabbeted ends. Just simply space the pegs out evenly, would be another way to figure this. There's really no rules on space, just as long as you can run your hand between and around the pegs as you load it with yarn. Hope this helps.
This is CRAZY! I wrote and submitted my comment ONLY ONCE.. On my screen I see several copies. Tried to delete the extra postings, but could not. Sorry.
No problem. I cleaned the comments up by deleting the doubles. It happens once in a while. Plus.... you're easy to forgive. Good to know you're as human as I.
your quantity of board does not correspond with the cuts you have (2) 34 inch and (2) 38 size boards would be 12 feet not 6 feet. Anyone making this board will need 1x 3 x 12 not 6. the four pieces would be 144 feet not 72 (6) feet as stated. I love the construction and this warping board but did not notice myself until I went to cut and one cannot get the amount of pieces from a 6 ft. board.
AWESOME! Very detailed and great explanation. Going to request my guy makes one for me...TY
Excellent, and easy to follow, demo, thanks!
You're welcome! I don't get a lot of hits on this vid. I'm very pleased that you watching it and commented. Please share it with all your friends! THANKS!!!!
I'm currently making this warping board, and I used a sled to cut the rabbit lap joints on the table saw. Takes longer, but much safer.
So glad my video helped you out, my friend!
Thank you. This saves me about 100 bones and makes my wife very happy.
YES! This made my wife happy too!.......which makes me happy!
This is nicely described and makes clever use of readily available board lengths. HOWEVER, it looks like the construction as described winds up with the yarn stretched over the short dimension (34") of the frame rather than the intended(?) long (38") dimension. [The 5" spaced pegs as described are placed on the "on the long piece".] There is room for the same peg pattern on the short boards and the yarn lengths will then be more nearly 1 yard per pass. The images of the finished board also look like their layout was a 90 degree rotation of the layout as described.
yes. This was made to my wife's specifications. She uses it all the time and loves it. Happy wife......Happy life.
Thanks for this video, Phil. My neighbor knows I'm a hobby woodworker, so she asked me to make her a warping board. I had never heard of a warping board before, so I needed some information. Your video helped me a lot. It's hard to criticize someone who can explain things so clearly as you, and at the right volume, and adds numerals on screen to clarify the layout. I watch woodworking videos quite regularly and while watching yours I thought, this is one of the best how-to videos I have ever watched. But, then...I read the feedback comments. As you know, you made a couple of critical errors. Sorry, Phil, but recognizing your errors and replying to Deidre (below), "but I'm sure people will figure it out" seems a little lame. Again, sincere kudos to you for your clear manner of communication, but a big minus for "sending people down the wrong path". I'm sure you will double-check all the facts before you make another how-to video. Thanks again, I wish you well.
Thanks for the criticism, Joe. There's always room for improvement in everything I do.
Ok to fix the 34 inch side, make the holes 7 inches from center instead of 9 and it will work fine
thanks for the tips!
u guyz deserve a like👍
Thanks, Arslan!
This does not end up a yard across from peg to peg?
You could build any dimensions you want.
hey bro on the 34 inch pieces when i do my line for my outside pegs 13.5 inches from center my inch drill hole is about to interfere with the miter joint is that normal?
my pegs are about 2" from the rabbeted ends. Just simply space the pegs out evenly, would be another way to figure this. There's really no rules on space, just as long as you can run your hand between and around the pegs as you load it with yarn. Hope this helps.
Hope you load what you made with it
I made this for my wife. She loves it! uses it all the time. She weaves beautiful hand towels and clothes.
My dude you are lucky you haven't seriously injured yourself on that saw
That makes me laugh like a little schoolgirl! Thanks for the humor!
This is CRAZY! I wrote and submitted my comment ONLY ONCE.. On my screen I see several copies. Tried to delete the extra postings, but could not. Sorry.
No problem. I cleaned the comments up by deleting the doubles. It happens once in a while. Plus.... you're easy to forgive. Good to know you're as human as I.
wow now I don't have to buy one. I was close!
Super easy to make! Thanks for watching, and commenting, my friend!
your quantity of board does not correspond with the cuts you have (2) 34 inch and (2) 38 size boards would be 12 feet not 6 feet. Anyone making this board will need 1x 3 x 12 not 6. the four pieces would be 144 feet not 72 (6) feet as stated. I love the construction and this warping board but did not notice myself until I went to cut and one cannot get the amount of pieces from a 6 ft. board.
hmmm..... I have to admit.... I watched it again, and see what you mean. I should have clarified to buy 2 of the 6' boards.
correction 144 inches and 72 inches
Ha! I know what you meant. It's easy to make mistakes. Thanks for pointing out mine. I wish I could fix it, but I'm sure people will figure it out.
I am sure they will. This is one of the best warping boards demo I have seen. Great job. Thanks for sharing.