Woodworking Tricks You'll Actually Use || Helpful Woodworking Hints
Woodworking Tricks You'll Actually Use || Helpful Woodworking Hints
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11:24 or just use your leftover weed jars 🤩 that’s what I do 🚬😎🤘🏼 💨💨
the second you started talking about sanding, i immediately thought of a food processor (or coffee grinder). props
I have a Bethany jig for the bathroom myself, it has an attitude too.
I like the coffee grinder idea and it will never be necessary to buy wood filler ever again.
15:20 the center never changes, no matter the blade size 😂
Jigsaw tips are great. You can also buy a down cut blade.
For table saw blade top-center positioning wouldn’t it be easier to determine center of rotation with the blade fully up then mark on insert?
Or take exact OD of the blade and minus the radius..
Numerous ways to figure something out I suppose.
getting woodworking tips from thin david harbour was an odd experience!
I love these videos. Do you have any process to remove a dent in a finished piece of furniture? I’m afraid to use the iron/steam process because I don’t want to damage the lacquer finish.
To find the tallest part of the blade, I usually just turn the setup block to run along the blade, then lower or raise the blade until it is the same height. It just takes away the need to know exact center of the blade. You can turn the blade a bit and make sure none of the teeth are too high
i saw your video for 2 minutes, that was enough of my time wasted
To find the high point on your tablesaw:
1Remove the blade and with a sharpy draw a line between the tips of 2 teeth on opposite sides of the blade i.e. right through the centre of the hole.
2Replace the blade and table insert.
3Lay down any old offcut with 2 square edges on its edge next to the blade and rotate the blade until the line is parallel to the (vertical) edge of the offcut.
4Then mark that point on the insert and lay down the offcut to square the mark across the insert onto the bed of the saw.
2 other ways of getting cleaner jigsaw cuts:
1Where access to the workpiece is not an issue,you can hold the jigsaw upside down underneath the workpiece and watch the blade from above whilst steering it from below(this works best with the non D-handle type of jigsaw) or even mount the jigsaw upside down like a router in a scrap of sheet material.
2They can be a bit pricey but there are blades which cut on the downstroke only.
These have to be used carefully though with workpiece held down and firm downwards pressure on the jigsaw as they want to send the jigsaw jumping back out of the work at you.
Much appreciate!!
I’m trying to find that Kreg jig you recommended.
To cut sandpaper I cut a piece of plywood the same size as a sheet of paper, run a 1/8 deep sawcut in the centre both ways. Bought a pizza cutter from the dollar store. Lay the paper on grit side down and run the pizza cutting in the slot. 1/2 or 1/4 sheet instantly. Or any other size you want. If the cutter isn’t sharp enough a quick touch with a file and way you go.
“…brand new saw from Harbor Freight…” 😂
Turn the setup block length wise against the blade and you don’t have to worry about dead center.
Awesome tips!
Poor Craig, tho! 😅
At 14:25 to 14:30, you say you have a brand new Harbor Freight table saw. All I see in the links down below is a link for a Grizzly table saw. Where is the link for the Harbor Freight table saw? Thank you.
How many people had meltdowns when he said his saw was brand new from harbor freight 😂
you can buy down cut zig saw blades. I use them when making sink cutouts in laminate counters.
Being sponsored by Grizzly and still buying a SawS—um, Harbor Freight saw really speaks to how nice those Sa—dangit, Harbor Freight — the Harbor Freight saws are.
Be careful with the coffee grinder sawdust maker. The heat it creates by grinding and the super fine dust of basically cellulose can spontaneously combust. It happens in grain cylos sometimes and happened way more back in the day b4 modern day ways of doing things (sry forgot the word I’m thinking of). So just be careful when grinding it and u still might wanna wear eye protection, just in case it decides to go kaboom. But besides that, it is a really good idea on how to do that.
Extremely talented woodworker, a horrible cook, lol
Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!
I need to know about your glue! Why is it so nice and thin?! Mine SO THICK! I could watch an entire tips video on glue/glueing!
Just another reason to keep a clean shop !🤣
Diablo jig saw blades leave a very clean line when cutting your wood, Stumpy Nubs did a review
2:26 I bought some down cut bits, for the jig saw, and they work wonderfully
Headphone warning. 😂
And here i thought an iron was just good for wood gluing veneer.
I have had a coffee bean grinder that I don’t use for years and I’m just now seeing this…. This is why I watch these tips and tricks videos….
Pan wasn’t hot enough when you started cooking that steak.. I’ll forgive you this time tho.. You haven’t quite ascended to full Ron Swanson yet
You worked too hard finding dead center of your blade. When I set my blade height I run my depth gauge lengthwise along the blade, lay a board over both and raise the blade until it hits the board.
To get a clean cut from your jigsaw just use a down cut blade.
LOL This is the closest to the Red Green Show any American has gotten.
After 1:47 minutes the first advertisement.
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Wouldn’t scoring the cut line work for most tools?
Lmao, he said “my new saw from harbor freight” loool
20:03 On my right hand, opposite of my knuckles, there is a red line. I tighten my bessy clamps by hand and, I always have that mark under my palm. I started using a big ass pliers, but that’s just damaging my clamps. Appreciate the tip. 👍🏼 and no… it’s not from doing the jerkie durk.
I love the coffee grinder trick. I’m definitely gonna use that 1
Can’t believe you missed the Robutler 😬
But you are using the Festool Carvex, doesn’t the chip guard give you a cut with no tear out?
You are insane dude… sliding across the table with sharp objects in your pocket. DAMN!!! Maniac. Scaring your employee? What were you breathing in that pile of dust… holy crap. Totally worth it though.
Is the kegerator for when the robot butler takes too long?
you were a theater kid too, weren’t you?
Love your content. There is a 3rd option for a clean cut on finished side, down cut blade. I use them all the time. A lot safer than cutting upside down!! Oh, next time I’m Blighty, you should check out Scotland 🤣
Wow thanks Jason for the coffee grinder tip for getting fine sawdusts for making wood filler.
instead of buying containers to store the saw dust you can just use your left over pill bottles, looks like you use a lot of them lol. just a joke, i just came across your videos and think their cool I’ll be looking at your other videos, I like videos that have a sense of humour keep up the good work
There are plenty of "down stroke" jig saw blades available for purchase at every woodworking store there is.
You’re welcome.