Hand Tool Woodworker Makes Bad Choices
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Making a set of shaker-style Dining room tables for a friend.
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It’s a fact of nature. You can never have enough clamps. 😂 so true!
I am the clamp
In any collection of parts, materials or tools, if you need N items, there will be N-1 in stock.
I love the sound of hand saws in the afternoon. 👌🏼
Pretty amazing work, James! 😃
I'm really curious to see the joinery you're going to use!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
It's just going to be long mortise and tenon. But then I will have corner blocks to screw it together. No glue as the clients want it to be able to come apart.
@@WoodByWright It's going to be really interesting!
Gr8 work , what's the name of the tool you are using at 10th min
Those are some nice slab table tops James. For a minute there I thought you were making a huge split top table. I think you need a bigger shop.
PS. Your shop looks like about the same organized chaos as mine. Have a great week.
Seems like mostly good choices in this one.
Have you seen the enhancement Paul Sellers makes to those HF clamps by cutting stock to size and inserting them in the clamps' channels? Worked amazingly well for me.
Also as soon as you said red oak, I felt like a dog with its hackles raised in response to a threat. I'd rather work Hickory.
You should have a plumber come out and check your feet, they look clogged.
Just watched an older video of yours where you showed the Stanley 45. I have one I would like to sell. It probably needs a fine tuning, but it is all in there. Also have two older planes I would include. If you know someone looking for one just let me know. I would like to trade for a Triton Router 1.2 HP 880 amps. Probably an unusual request, but that is how we get anywhere in life. You probably don't know but I have been a long- time subscriber.
Feel free to post it on the hive mind groups. I'm sure there's a few people on there who might be interested.
Does each video take a month to make?
Depends on the subject for the week. But on this channel there is a video every week. The furniture builds are often a month apart, but I mix in other smaller builds.
Why not move the bar clamps to near the edge, and use them as the cauls... and you can buy 4x4s.... you wear my out just watching you saw boards...
Using boards or clamps as cauls does not provide a significant amount of clamping pressure to pull the joints down together. I find that using the hand clamps is a far superior method that provides a really nice glue joint.
8 legs, 8 skirts, 8 tops. A lot of work.
Female Spyder?
Glad to see I'm not the only one who mumble-talks to the wood, the tools, and myself. I swear a lot more, though.
Clamps.. never enough, unless you're looking for a place to park your thingymebob for a bit, then those stupid clamps are in the way again. So any n clamps is 1 clamp short of what you need and n-1 too many at the same time.
They must have fallen out of the Tardis some time ago..
Damn, looks like my basement. Mine only smaller. Never have enough glue clamps.
Not gonna lie, I assumed you were gonna break the table top when you got on top of it because of the video title.
I really like the format. I’m happily a combination woodworker, but enjoy seeing your skill in a cliff notes package that I can watch when I happen across some free time. Keep up the great work!
Buck saw the trend.
the ones with the board
damn I love frame saws
I agree with this table.
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what's the blue wood clamps info could you send me that?
Here is an old video about them, but short to say no one makes then any more. th-cam.com/video/RvTgV32QJuo/w-d-xo.html you can get sash clamps like this. th-cam.com/video/yawuEtQWNss/w-d-xo.html
A braver man than I to stand on a wooden stool in wooden shoes while holding a sharp tool.
Yep been there I dropped a 1/4 chisel the result was quite spectacular
Harbor freight does have f style bar clamps that are long I really love cause how light they are, I can put several on one side without it tipping 😂 compared to other brands
Мастер наверное очень любит голубой цвет 👍👍👍🇹🇷
That first glue up had more drips than a toddler's ice cream cone on a hot day! :D
This is hilarious.
Funniest thing I've seen in years!
Good laughs, thank you.
Inspiring stuff!
Any particular reason you clamp the table top in the vise for jointing the edges, rather than clamp it to the face of the bench? Standing on that stool seems a good way to lose power and risk falling over when jointing a long edge.
My bench isn't as long as the board is so clamping it alongside the bench wouldn't do anything more than what I have here. Also it's resting flat on the ground so all of the weight is down in the rubber flooring. No amount of pushing with a plane is going to make that twist or turn or fall over. It's about a solid as a rock lol
I see here the perfect argument for the new workshop : "listen honey you see that i can't work in normal condition around here... i truly need this backyard shop i've be talking about!"
I work in my shop by myself.
Sometimes it’s good to work with someone.
Then I turn on a Wright video
Something relaxing about watching a card scraper in action. Nice work James!
Red Oak! The choice of your Dad for sure!
Pretty!! ❤️😁
Your skill is worth the comment to help the algorithm.
This is fantastic work, and great pleasure to watch. Not trying ot be obtuse, but your plane irons sound like they could use some sharpening. Or is it the nature of working with red oak? I've been mainly working with cherry adn some walnut, and the harmonics sounded a bit off. Thanks for sharing! :)
Yup. It is a bit of both. Oaks have a lower tone. But for a lot of this work I let the irons get a bit duller as it is not finish work. For the finish something later it is a different story.
Watching that first glue up, I was thinking "how does he put that much glue on both sides & not have a slippy mess of extra glue pour out when he's clamping?"...then I saw.
Got to love an extra dripping mess
You sure can split a pencil line. Kudos
if your wife is doing all the editing and shooting she's getting damn good at this. whats crazy is the only thing i'll buy from harbor freight is clamps lol. i accumulated quite a few ratcheting clamps. its either $4 at hf or ... $33 at lowes/home depot 🤔
Luke Milky shoots the video footage. He's the big guy who's helping me carry the panel around. I do most of the final editing. Luke does most of the editing and then I collate everything together for the final video.
@@WoodByWright nice. but ya very well done ❤!
Good video, but I am still expecting some explanation about the bad choises 🤔
All the explanation is on the other channel.
I cut a straight line. Well, it was a straight line on the side of the board I was looking at. It was slanted and wandered like a drunken sailor on the other side. I admire your skills, but it is to the table saw if I want a straight cut on both the facing side and the other for me.
No, you got half of the skill down. The other half is all about arm alignment. If your shoulder, elbow, wrist and saw are all in a perfect line and the saw is set up well then the back side will take care of itself. But if any one of those are out then so is the backside lol
@@WoodByWright At 70 years old, I will just rely on the accuracy built into the tool. But I enjoy watching you.
Great content!
I love the thumbnail with the sparkle on your clogs!
I'm glad someone noticed that lol
I have never used a card scraper, is there a chance that it could make a small "bowl" if it isn't held right, or hits a soft spot in the wood?
You can make an indent with it if you want, much like a smoothing plane. The big difference is it goes with the grain as well as the other direction.
@@WoodByWright Cool, Thanks! I don't think I want to make an indent on purpose lol. Just wondered if it could happen accidentally.
how much actual time passed in the first 1:44 of this video? keep up the good work!
2 months for acclimatization to the shop. cutting the boards to length was about 45 minutes. Ripping the legs was about 2 hours. Ripping the stretchers was about 1 hour.
@@WoodByWright you're a beast!
Watching you work is pure torture
The best kind. Lol
I will love to see these tables come to life!! Making a table is on my bucket list
What were the bad choices?
That is the running joke.
James,
H.F. tools get all of us started, no shame, but that ugly plane with a lazy low blade now that is pure shame.
Hope the rest of the build videos are posted soon, please.
The second video should be in about a month.
En lo personal, aprecio tanto la calidad de tu trabajo como tu sentido del humor. La alegría de crear le agrega valor al proyecto.
Parallel clamps are not well suited to extreme forces necessary for laminating strength. They have other uses, for minor bench holding, and for keeping ends of boards together. Large G clamps or sliding Bessey clamps exert much more pressure.
You may have done it already but making a wood core for the HF clamps improves them quite a bit. Paul Sellers has a video on how to do it.