Nice project, A few years ago I read somewhere that every woodworker or carpenter should make a few chairs at some stage, even if it’s just for the challenge and the experience! Nice work!
I might need to give my horizontal slot mortiser a second chance. For some reason I never thought it could cut tenons. Picked it up for a good price so never used it much!
El respaldo de una silla debe tener 105° de inclinación hacia atrás. Las patas traseras también. Unos 105° de inclinación. La pregunta ¿Como unir esas dos piezas de manera independiente sin perder robustez? Es decir, cortar por separado respaldo y pata y unirlas. En lugar de que se obtengan de una sola pieza de madera.
друг проще и быстрее сделать на обоих деталях паз чем выпиливать паз , и в них вставить самодельную ламель которая делается из мусора , ровно как ты сделан на спинке но ты не закруглил там края на фрезере , второй момент когда делаешь пропил под расклинивающий клин в конце пропила сделай отверстие сверлом чтобы снять напряжение и оно не позволит образоваться трещине ,
nice work! i also liked the still shots at the end... have you ever been to British Columbia, or did you just get the t shirt somewhere? looking forward to seeing your other videos
I really enjoyed watching you video. Not only am I impreddes with the chairs and how they turned out. But I also like you video editing. Right amount of music and voice over, interesting but not to rapid cuts. One thing: it is your video, do what ever you want - but I would not convert. It bloads the video and you build a chair, that it not exactly rocket science. Who has seen a chair get an idea of the dimensions from the first glance. Who wants to copy the design has to sit down with a pen and write down the number. When really building it, it takes hours for one chair. So 5 minutes to convert some measurements once is to much?
I am really glad you enjoyed my video! You are right, whoever wants to build something will convert the dimensions. My idea is that whenever someone says 5cm of something, I make a rough image of that dimension in my head, and I get a better sense of what is happening. I suppose that whoever watches my video and uses imperial will get a beter image of what I am doing when converting. Hope this makes sense. Thanks for waching!
So 4cm (~ 1 and 9/16+") which is roughly 1 and 1/2" bald eagles. Ouch that took me a bit to understand you were using slang for the system name rather than a unit of measure derived from the typical body propotions of the bird. I can be slow at times. It probably takes me a couple of hours to watch 60 minutes. Good looking chair so far. I see them in my future project list.
@@MadebyNiclas On May 20th of 1875 the United States became a signatory of the "Treaty of the Meter". Which implies that imperial units as derivative of the metric system, just a bit fancier. A female bald eagle has a wingspan of upto 2.2m whereas a male has a 1.95m span. Biology was the start of the measurement system from handspan to cubit, such a messy system. Most of us can compute, and if we cannot maybe we shouldn't be allowed around sharp tools.
No but I have charts everywhere the guy can go what he’s comfortable with im as American as the next and people choose their own path the guy wants to do it in Hebrew then go for it I’ll figure out the conversion
Excellent 👌 very beautiful 🪑. Attention to detail and your workmanship 👏👏👏👏
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Very nice. Love the clean, simple lines. The finish is excellent.
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Very nice design, and an excellent build video. Thank you for sharing.
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The design choice to expose the joints is A1. Nice work
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2 very nice chairs like the choice of joints 👍
Glad you like them!
Very nice work in an authentic shop. Good job!
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Отдельное спасибо за приятную музыку и звук исправных инструментов.))
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Nice project, A few years ago I read somewhere that every woodworker or carpenter should make a few chairs at some stage, even if it’s just for the challenge and the experience! Nice work!
Thank you! That is a great point!
I really enjoyed watching this video! thank you for sharing your build and your thoughts! blessings!
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Very well done, really enjoyed the video! 👍
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fun video and beautiful design!
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First time viewer from the U.S. One and a half bald eagles? Subscribed! Love the chair, too.
Thank you for subscribing! I used it as a slang for inches.
I am glad you like the chairs!
I might need to give my horizontal slot mortiser a second chance. For some reason I never thought it could cut tenons. Picked it up for a good price so never used it much!
Great job! For a first go, I think you did very well. I have not yet attempted a chair. Made a few tables though......
Thank you very much! Give it a go, making chairs improve your woodworking skills.
Very good job, colleague!
I apreciate it brother!
Simple lines and finish excelent
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Your chairs are just beautiful! I cannot believe this is your first try. I have subscribed and will follow you on your journey.
Thank you so much! Welcome aboard!🫡
Good job Bravo !
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lovely work, thanks for the video
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Nice work! I think your planer blades will last longer if you do not put bark through them. Bark has dirt and grit in it which quickly dulls them.
Thank you! I know, I was too lazy to clean that bark, and this will cost me when I resharpen them.
Nice work for 1st time
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Nice work sir 👏👏
Thank you sir!
El respaldo de una silla debe tener 105° de inclinación hacia atrás. Las patas traseras también. Unos 105° de inclinación. La pregunta ¿Como unir esas dos piezas de manera independiente sin perder robustez? Es decir, cortar por separado respaldo y pata y unirlas. En lugar de que se obtengan de una sola pieza de madera.
I will keep this in mind. Thank you!
Nicely done!
Thank you!
First time viewer, subbed.
Awesome, thank you!
Me too!
Great work 👍
Thank you!
very nice job congratulation
Thank you so much 😀
Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Bravo
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Great job. Thanks!
I appreciate it!
Impressive. Where did you get the chair plans? Thank you for your work and the video.
They are not made with plans. I've been inspired by different TH-cam chair builds and I came up with my idea eventually.
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bravo:)
Thanks!
What is the name of the liquid that you applied during the finishing
It's a hard top oil from the brand Borma Wachs.
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@MadebyNiclas thank you sir I really appreciate it
show ! 👏👏👏💪👍
Hello everyone congratulations ❤🎉
Thank you!
Great work. Which wood did you use? Chestnut?
I am glad you like my work! I've used ash.
jolie realisation.quelle est l escence de bois?
Thank you! I think it's called "cendre" in france. I hope this helps!😁
Excellent 🙏🙏🙏👌
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друг проще и быстрее сделать на обоих деталях паз чем выпиливать паз , и в них вставить самодельную ламель которая делается из мусора , ровно как ты сделан на спинке но ты не закруглил там края на фрезере , второй момент когда делаешь пропил под расклинивающий клин в конце пропила сделай отверстие сверлом чтобы снять напряжение и оно не позволит образоваться трещине ,
nice work! i also liked the still shots at the end... have you ever been to British Columbia, or did you just get the t shirt somewhere? looking forward to seeing your other videos
I am glad you liked it! I bought the shirt a long time ago but who knows, maybe someday I'll visit British Colombia.
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классно получилось
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Отличная работа !Подписался друг .
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@@MadebyNiclas Good luck and be healthy!
Hello, can you make an overview of your cnc machine
Hello, yes I will do an overview on a future video!
Thanks for watching!
What is that horizontal router thing??? I need one!
Panto router
I am glad you asked. It's a CNC spindle which I mounted on an old Kity 652 mortising machine. It's not the best combination but it helps a lot.
I wished! That would have been far better than this thing I put together.
Did you make these chairs out of pine?
No. I made them out of Ash!
Thanks!
Just wanted to say liked the video and was really shocked caused the wood looked like pine
Do not worry, the second time it will be better.
If not, surely third time's the charm!
Nice chairs, that wood looks amazing. Its nice of you to use retard units alongside metric system, not much people do that.
cheers from Mexico.
I am glad you like the chairs! I want to learn the imperial better so I think this is a good way to do it.
Thank you!
Who sell the templates ????
I made the template from plywood.
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а что у вас за приспособление для пазов не сможите видео про это снять , хорошая замена домино
It's a CNC spindle mounted on an old mortising machine. It's not that great but it's fast at making slots.
very nice. I like do it. at [5.56]
Thank you! I am glad you liked it!
I really enjoyed watching you video. Not only am I impreddes with the chairs and how they turned out. But I also like you video editing. Right amount of music and voice over, interesting but not to rapid cuts.
One thing: it is your video, do what ever you want - but I would not convert. It bloads the video and you build a chair, that it not exactly rocket science. Who has seen a chair get an idea of the dimensions from the first glance. Who wants to copy the design has to sit down with a pen and write down the number. When really building it, it takes hours for one chair. So 5 minutes to convert some measurements once is to much?
I am really glad you enjoyed my video!
You are right, whoever wants to build something will convert the dimensions.
My idea is that whenever someone says 5cm of something, I make a rough image of that dimension in my head, and I get a better sense of what is happening. I suppose that whoever watches my video and uses imperial will get a beter image of what I am doing when converting. Hope this makes sense.
Thanks for waching!
So 4cm (~ 1 and 9/16+") which is roughly 1 and 1/2" bald eagles.
Ouch that took me a bit to understand you were using slang for the system name rather than a unit of measure derived from the typical body propotions of the bird.
I can be slow at times. It probably takes me a couple of hours to watch 60 minutes.
Good looking chair so far. I see them in my future project list.
Oh, ok! I'll make sure to use "Big Macs" next time.
I am joking, of course😂
I am glad you like the chairs!
@@MadebyNiclas On May 20th of 1875 the United States became a signatory of the "Treaty of the Meter". Which implies that imperial units as derivative of the metric system, just a bit fancier.
A female bald eagle has a wingspan of upto 2.2m whereas a male has a 1.95m span. Biology was the start of the measurement system from handspan to cubit, such a messy system.
Most of us can compute, and if we cannot maybe we shouldn't be allowed around sharp tools.
Interesting, I didn't know that. This means I used the slang wrong.🤦🏻😂
Thank you for the info!
Чок якши !
один стул сколка стоит
Do NOT convert measurements to imperial for us Americans. We need to adopt metric, and watching you work helps us visualize in metric.
Nope we Americans don’t need your opinion either
@coreywalker2656 wow, so hostile. You really love your imperial that much?
I think it's a win-win for both. I get to learn better the imperial system while you learn better the metric.
No but I have charts everywhere the guy can go what he’s comfortable with im as American as the next and people choose their own path the guy wants to do it in Hebrew then go for it I’ll figure out the conversion
Imerial measurements are far superior for woodworking.
Μπορώ να έχω τα σχέδια με διαστάσεις παρακαλώ!!!!
Sorry, I don't have plans for these.
ok thanks my friend @MadebyNiclas