Welkom op mijn houtbewerkingskanaal. Ik ben van beroep restauratietimmerman, interieurbouwer en meubelmaker. In mijn video's laat ik projecten zien die ik in mijn eigen werkplaats maak. Dit zijn hoofdzakelijk meubels, gedecoreerd met inlegwerk en marqueterie. Marqueterie is een techniek waarbij je een afbeelding creëert door het samenvoegen van verschillende soorten fineer.
Ook andere vormen van houtbewerking zullen in de video's voorkomen, zoals het maken van deuren, trappen of restauratieprojecten.
Welcome to my woodworking channel. I am a restoration carpenter and furniture maker, living in Holland. On my channel you can find videos about furniture making projects, decorated with inlay and marquetry. Marquetry is the art to create an image made of veneer.
You can also find woodworking videos about carpentry, as making doors, stairs and restoration projects.
beste Ronnie ik heb je video,s al vele malen bekeken. maar ik begrijp 1 ding niet. als je het bovenste deel pas moet zagen in het onderste deel. moet je dan met de klok mee zagen of tegen de klok in of heeft dat er niets mee te maken. anders zou de spie die je zaagt kunnen draaien en krijg je juist een grotere naad. kortom hoe werkt deze techniek, omdat u in graden zaagt om de zaagsnede te elimineren denk ik
@@nielsvlietland5406 Hoi Niels, het klopt dat ik onder een hoek zaag om een naadloze passing te krijgen. Of je met de klok mee, of tegen de klok in zaagt hangt af van welke kant je wilt invoegen. Wil je iets van onder af invoegen, dan zaag je tegen de klok in, het onderste deel wordt dan iets groter. Wil je van boven af invoegen, dan zaag je met de klok mee. In dit geval wordt het bovenste stuk iets groter en past naadloos in de uitgezaagde sparing. Succes !
@@kevingeaney7741 I use Pebeco 3 saw blades. The speed depents on what is most comfortabe. To slow it will bounce, to fast it will cut to fast to control. It also depends on the thickness of the veneer.
inlaid work made from small pieces of variously colored wood or other materials, used chiefly for the decoration of furniture. "a restored marquetry table top" That is for anyone like me that might not know the word. Great work by the way!!
Sorry if it's too much to ask, but how do you make the pieces fit together so well? I can't wrap my mind around it. Because if you saw the inlay and the hole for it together, wouldn't that leave the inlay smaller because of the thickness of your blade? You'd have to off set it somehow
The saw table is tilted a few degrees. This way the piece that has to be inlaid will get a wedge shape and will be a bit larger than the background. This way the saw thickness is eliminated and the piece will fit seamless.
Hi Ronnie just love your work :) Can you please tell me what is that electric saw that you use to cut the venner? I have been cut my pieces by hand. I would love to have one of those saws. Thank you so much and please keep posting beautiful videos with your work and skills. Best regards, Phil
I want to hug this cabinet, then kiss it and after that - marry it. I love it. It's cabinet from my best dreams. It's not for whisky, it's for my heart ❤️
Hello Ronnie. Thanks for sharing your work. I make marquetry, only geometric, I want to learn to make flowers, animals, in general more complex designs. Do you have anything written by you? Or can you please recommend two or three essential books to improve marquetry. Thank you
Hello Camilo, I haven't written a book about marquetry. I would recommend books written bij Silas Kopf or Craig Vandall Stevens, they use the double bevel technique for making marquetry. Have fun !
I bought the plane a few years ago at a store here in the Netherlands, called Baptist. I was lucky because it was the last one they had in stock. It is a Lie Nielsen no.9 Mitre plane, as far as I know they are no longer made and you can only find them second hand (for a hefty price....)
