Radial Veneering with Scott Grove
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- Scott's Website: imaginegrove.com/
Scott's Channel: / @imaginegrove
Ultimate Router Base: imaginewoodworking.com/produc...
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Scott's Book on Hardwood Edging: imaginewoodworking.com/produc...
My Waterfall Table Class: thewoodwhispererguild.com/pro...
Thank you to Certainly Wood for providing the veneer for this demo: www.certainlywood.com/index.php
Companion Article: www.mattcremona.com/woodworki...
Products Used
Triton Router: amzn.to/2YEOlOm
Triton Jig Saw: amzn.to/33wgaXJ
Titebond Cold Press Glue: amzn.to/33sZqAT
MiterSet: miterset.myshopify.com/?aff=10
1/2" Pattern Bit: amzn.to/2YZxCkf
1/2" Spiral Bit: amzn.to/2H1JJac
Hearing Protection: amzn.to/31uSf9i
Dust Mask: amzn.to/2H49Xsz
Thank you to Triton Tools and Horton Brasses for sponsoring my work
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I love the remark "Its not that hard" first off the xacto knife cutting straight edges, not easy. Your just good! If I have to I'll use one. I have a table router set up with a fence to take off 1/16". To many times the grain split or broke off on me. Beautiful work gents. Ive been doing this 40 + yrs and love watching someone else doing this, and with obvious love for the work.
Nicely done Matt! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 Scott really breaks it down to be a much less intimidating process!
I love it when you bring guests that have skills, occasionally. Love your channel.
Thanks!
Scott you are an awesome instructor. Thanks all.
Thank you Matt and Scott for shearing this process 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Great to see Scott in the shop. This turned out beautiful.
He's a good teacher. A lot of information in a small amount of time.
That turned out sweet Matt and Scott. Thanks for sharing!
What a great guest Scott was, thank you for putting him on your show Matt, a worthy watch as per usual. His presentation is probably the best I’ve yet seen and I have seen quite a few but none as simple and straight forward as this, thanks again. Must also add that your work in presenting what to do with it afterwards was up to your usual excellent standards Matt. Overall another outstanding video, not quite as much so as your credenza video which was “out standing” in the snow but then I do digress, hmmm, yeah, I know, Aussie humour hey :)
Thanks once again Matt, great work, great project, continue to enjoy and to share what you enjoy please mate, you are without a doubt the best woodworker out there and I love learning from you, thanks muchly.
Ps as a side issue, you may want to consider the “mostly printed cnc” (MPCNC) on thingiverse. If you have access to a 3D Printer you can make most of the machine yourself as I am in the process of doing. It’s a brilliant project and comes in at under 500 us I’m told though for us Aussies the shipping kills the project unless you really want one like I did. Worth a look as you don’t have to pay the same as the parts in shipping costs on top so should be worthwhile. Anyway, have a great day mate, take care 😎👌
I'll look into it. Thanks!
Great stuff, Matt -- nice change of pace, and always fantastic to learn new skills.
"A consistent mismatch" sums up my woodworking approach!
Super video Matt. I’ve never tried veneering but after watching this and some others I’d love to give it a try sometime. Now I need to add a vacuum bag and pump to my “must have” tool list. Thanks.
Matt, I like the fact that you created the clamping system for the edging. Always good to try different techniques, but I did wonder why a clamping strap couldn't have been used as well. And then you spoke about it. Great woodworking and video!
Another cool project to get into. I was given a foot and a half tall stack of walnut veneer 12”x24” and 12” x 12”. Now I actually use this stuff 😁👍❤️
Now that is dang cool! Thanks for sharing the info in a way that is digestible! Kudos!
That is absolutely gorgeous! Great video. Thanks so much Matt (and Scott). I learned a lot. 👍
awesome to hear!
Love the tutorials, great stuff Matt !
22:38 It's like magic. The beauty leaps from the wood, the eye is lost in the pattern, and the spirit of creation is once again revealed.
This episode was most wonderful. Perfect distillation of a master's craft. Thank you. God that's pretty. ( Notice the heart motif on the radial?)
Amazing, Veneer been around for a long time & beautiful & best use of great woods, always interesting Videos on your channel.
That was a great video. Thanks for showing us the steps.
And one day, Robots will make everything out of plastic that dissolves in a year so we have to go out and buy a new one made by newer robots out of the latest plastic. BUT IT WON'T BE WOODWORK. And pieces made by craftspeople back in the day will be housed in museums and people will marvel at their patience and skill. Fun and informative as usual. I made a little box using veneer and contact adhesive recently and I cringed when I learned I'd done the wrong thing. Learning all the time. Thanks for sharing Matt.
Great video, answered a lot of how to questions. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful.
Great stuff Matt!
Definitely changed my mind on veneer! Looks awesome!
Great video Matt!
BRILLIANT work Love it
Thanks for sharing that, well said
Always look forward to your videos. I actually liked the shape of the edge banding with the clamping cutouts and thought that it would have made a nice and different more decorative final look than a simple circle.
Reminded me of a ships wheel. Almost.
This is so totally over my skill level, but videos like these help me better appreciate fine old antiques; know what work went into them, etc, like a Humanities Class before going to the Louve...cheers...rr Normandy, France
Man beautiful piece
G'day Kevin from Australia .
Great video I'm looking forward to making my own book matched veneer. ✌
Matt, very very nice demonstration!!
I know you have something in mind using veneer again, but won’t ask cause it will be a nice surprise episode!
Great Video by you two guy's, really enjoyed it, have a nice day both !!!
Thank Brian!
Ohhh, that’s a lot of great information to digest all at once ! Thanks Matt. I know that was a difficult video to edit. Matching up all the bits and pieces seems to be kind of similar to matching veneer. Think what it would be like splicing film instead of video.
That is awesome!
GREAT video, Matt!
thanks!
Nice episode Matt.
I watched this..will be throwing away all my tools in the morning..wow you wizard you
awesome
awesome matt
Wow!! awesome!
Awesome!
That poor lav mic didnt signup for this haha. Such a booming voice
Very neat! The radial veneer looks like a "cross" pattern (the sapwood being the cross) to me. The (test) project came out lovely.
Like a glove
wooo!!
Hello from Tennessee! You do see the hearts on the top yes? On each of the 4 wood matches. This makes me want to make some wooden lazy Susans. 😊
Great video 👍
interesting stuff, Matt.
Great video. Ever thought about overhead retractable electric cord? Save you from cutting or getting caught up in cord.
Excellent video. The Left Side of the Body is controlled by the Right Side of the Brain, therefore Left Handers are the ONLY ones in their Right Minds. Explains Scott's creativity. If you add a layer of shade cloth to the outer part of the sandwich, it helps get the last little bit of air out. Used all the time in boat building. The clamping pressure if you can get down to 0 Bar is 10335kg/m2. Make a good coaster for that well deserved beer. Just think of some of your slabs out back would make great veneer.
Interesting to learn how veneer is done
Great video! Entertaining and very informative.
On the layout, if you had put the sapwood on the matched edge between 1 and 8, you probably wouldn't have noticed the "mismatch".
I love the CNC plug, maybe They will send you one like April’s lol. Good luck and another great video.
Someone needs to make a weather proof one so I can just leave it in my driveway
Great!
15:45 - Nice!!
Hi Matt, that would make a great lazy suzan...and to me it looks perfect, yes perfect for a daily use, to me woodworking is making useful things, not perfect decoration, I have seen people making amazing cutting boards, but they do not use them, not to damage it, I find that useless.
Tony Ioannoni I completely agree! The very minor "mistakes" add character in my opinion.
I like your method for edgebanding
My take on Scott’s method 😄
When you made that "edge band"... You're a wizard Cremona (in Hagrid's voice)
Very informative, Matt. Thanks for bringing Scott in. One question, though. Is there any advantage to putting a roundover on the top of the upper platen to relieve stress on your vacuum bag?
Probably but I’d be more worried if I bought one of the thinner, cheaper bags
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Matt, you're the expert but what if you'd sanded the two joining places on the outside banding just a LITTLE for a total of about 1/32 before attempting the gluing? Would that have tightened it up? (You'd need a flat double sided sanding stick...) Similar to sawing through a miter joint to make the fit align. Loved this video.
Ooh, i see you have the 16-35mm L (f4?) lens there! Isn't that a great lens? I love mine - i use it more than all my other lenses combined.
well done mat. stick with the hands on approach. someone else can do the cnc stuff. great to watch the intricacies of your work, cheers, noel.
What brand pump and vacuum bag do you have?
The mirror trick is fantastic! - where does the "smoke" play into this?
At the end when you burn your failed project
Scott makes you look quiet and reserved, Matt. Great video!
Do you use the same vacuum pump for your vacuum bag as you do for removing bubbles from resin? That would save some $$.
Yes, one pump to rule them all!
So many experienced and "crazy" wood workers do all the stuff themselves, like you milling your own wood. Are there any really outrageous crazy wood workers who cut their own veneers? I've see how difficult it is and the expensive equipment used for "mass production" of veneer but is it possible to buy "pro-sumer" tools for doing your own veneer? Or would it be easier/cheaper to take batches of the wood you have to someplace that could cut it into veneer?
Pretty glued sawdust.
That would make a beautiful lazy susan.
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Where did you get the vacuum pump?
Natural Hearts using Heartwood
What was the veneer that was used? I couldn't quite make that out. Thanks!
hi very nice lesson , did you sand the venner? I imagine that it would be the most dangeuros part of the work
sanding is not a problem, most people think it is. 120, 180 random orbital and your good to go
like watching Captain Kirk and Spock make stuff from wood!
What about Scottie? “ I can’t do it Captain “!
What is the bag system that is being used?
Could you cut out the circle with a bandsaw, or would that somehow mess with the veneer? Cool video....Thanks, Matt! :-)
You could use the bandsaw. You'd probably want to put a backer on the bottom so the blade doesn't chip out the veneer as it's exiting.
hi great job guys !! do you let the vaccum pump on all the drying time or you turn it off when it s unpressured enought ??
I leave it running continuously. If there is a small leak somewhere, the pressure won't drop.
@@mcremona ok thank you
Matt was was that you used to wipe on that piece
Do you need weight on top of project in bag or is it all vacuum pressure?
All pressure
when are you going to make a cnc router?
as always Shared on facebook 👍💯👏👏👏👏👏 ♥ ️
Jeez I never thought of tree-slabbing Matt as a “little guy” before!
Great vid Matt, sound is a bit out though. Keep up the great work.👍
How long was it in the vac bag?
about an hour
Looks like a Maltese cross
Looks like the wood Baron logo.
Wait, is this MATT? I mean, no more goatee and he's doing veneer???
Make a wooden sword and you are ready for a crusade.
That’s a different Scott grove , you’re libel to get some guitar traffic today
Click bait
You could atleast show some enthusiasm Mr Matthew, jeeez! :)
hahaha I'll try harder next time
If you had veneered actual wood instead sawdust, I would have been impressed.
the use of too much glue can also result in the glue being pressed through the veneers. Ruining the chance for a good finish.
Scott, don't sell yourself short. An "expert"? Please don't be one of those. The difference between an "Expert" and a "Professional" is … A "Professional" does it for a living. An "Expert" know everything about it … but can't do it his damn self ... and you can obviously do it. That is some awesome looking veneer. The audio was not real good in this video. What wood was that? (Oh, yeah … Hi, Mat. Good video ((again)). >
thanks,
Great video, terrible audio.
only question i have is can i have it hahaha jk trolls
I sadly had to just skip through bit by bit to get the idea of the tips, the audio was just too bad to listen in full. Shame, it would have been great otherwise.
Matt, next time you have a guest, please do not apply any effects to his/her voice.
can’t listen to that bad audio
Get a new motherboard and sound card, and some decent PSB or Audiosound speakers, life will be much better.
Gregor Miller listening on a phone so nothing can be done
@@DebsHill1 ohh well. All my kids have those, I-phones etc. I tell them everything they say and/or do is being monitored.I got nothin to hide, just prefer my freedom. There are
steps you can take to keep google and yub tub from doing that.