EASY Woodworking Joint EVERYONE should know PT 2 – #shorts
EASY Woodworking Joint EVERYONE should know PT 2 – #shorts
#shorts #woodworking #lap joint
Leah of See Jane Drill demonstrates in this two-part video series how to create a half-lap joint which is considered one of the strongest yet simplest woodworking joints.
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Whether you make two of those out of 2×4’s and fashion a notched beam across the top for a chain-saw bench or jam a post into a hole centered in the joint for a hat-rack, LOVE this happy little multi-purpose joint!!! Different angles can be employed for other purposes, and it’s truly one of the most under-rated and unsung heroes of all joinery… Great for beginners to practice and flex their creative muscles and a quick and easy solution for seasoned pro’s to chuck out benches or support solutions to ALL manner’s of dubious and difficult "field issues". ;o)
Still most likely the nicest person I’ve ever heard of this Jane Drilling lady. Been watching her for a long time.
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Thank you. For all the videos
You would make a great narrator .
I assume it’s best to throw a little wood glue in before pounding together, for extra hold
I am unsubscribing from your channel due multiple videos on it being posted in #shorts format. Nothing against your content, it is great (length is not an issue)! However, youtube’s implementation of short form content is awful, spammy, and unnecessary. Unfortunately, Youtube doesn’t allow us to remove shorts from our subscription feed but you can without giving up the shorts audience. When posting a short, simply uncheck the box which publishes it to your subscriber feeds and your short will be posted without spamming your loyal subscribers. I hope to return someday. If not, best of luck with your new audience! Thanks for all you have done so far!
P.S., I made this comment not to make you anyone feel bad, but to let them know why one of your subscribers would choose to leave. I don’t pretend to represent anyone but myself and this comment is 100% in good faith. Thanks for reading it!
I had so many of these I did on the 700 piece replica of a covered bridge I was commissioned to build
I love your tutorials! Such a great teacher…I feel like I can do anything after watching you do it lol 🥰
You are my hero!
love your videos. this short is fantastic!
Jane is so wonderful
Good work!
Or you could use a dado head you could use a radial arm saw you could even use a router with a bridge
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Excellent video! God bless you and yours! Praying for you!