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Flying C Woodworks
Flying C Woodworks
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Small Veteran owned woodworking shop specializing in custom live edge, epoxy resins, wood turning, DIY Tools, and woodshop hacks. As often as possible I complete every part of the project myself; from standing (or fallen) tree to finished product. I'll take you through every step of making high quality products and hopefully we can all learn a little something along the way.
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@jeffreyjbyron
@jeffreyjbyron 8 дней назад
Great video! Did you buy extra long cross rails for stability or flexibiity (making wider in the future)? I'm building one and wonder if I should get much longer cross pieces than I need.
@jplieurance
@jplieurance 6 месяцев назад
Nicely done. I've good most of the materials, but really helpful seeing your process to build it. Thanks.
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks 6 месяцев назад
Thanks man! Glad it was helpful! I've made some improvements in the past few months that I'll try to share soon!
@JohnWaclawski
@JohnWaclawski 6 месяцев назад
Did I see you use a bit extender on your router? How was the vibration? I have one but haven't tried it yet.
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks 6 месяцев назад
Yep, originally I had to use the collet extension but I have recently built a dropped sled to work around that. The collet extension worked well until the bit snagged one good time and knocked the collet out of true so it picked up a pretty good vibration.
@titol34
@titol34 7 месяцев назад
great job it helped me a lot . I wanna do nearly the same ......thanks bro :-) nice work
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks 6 месяцев назад
Thanks man! Glad it was helpful! I've made some improvements in the past few months that I'll try to share soon!
@mishawakafire
@mishawakafire 7 месяцев назад
Great idea. I did the same thing but just had router base running on bare metal with wax. Like the idea of using white board material to help glide. I have ordered my liner rails and waiting for them to arrive on the slow boat from China lol
@peterstevens6555
@peterstevens6555 9 месяцев назад
Happy New Year from Auckland, New Zealand ...like ya large workshop ...great video ...
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks 6 месяцев назад
Thanks man! Love my big shop, just wish I was better about keeping it organized!
@MykolaDubnevych
@MykolaDubnevych 10 месяцев назад
Very good. My universal DIY table. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oKClnwjqAeI.htmlsi=4Y5onX9_Tpvvbmnj
@GalipUlus
@GalipUlus Год назад
💯💢
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks 6 месяцев назад
Thanks!
@SaintFredrocks
@SaintFredrocks Год назад
WOW! That is some chisel. Nice sled too: thanks for sharing. You got a sub.
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Saintfredrocks thank you! Haven’t posted much lately due to having our first child but I’ll be back to it soon!
@lloydricky6267
@lloydricky6267 Год назад
Thx
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thank you!!
@jimputnam7539
@jimputnam7539 Год назад
I built mine for less than $200
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Right on man! Probably could’ve pinched a few penny’s here and there I guess!
@timyedo6510
@timyedo6510 10 месяцев назад
I built mine for less then $100.00
@jthadcast
@jthadcast Год назад
the algorithm got me too. last year it was old bed frame and rail casters ... the slop and racking stupidity and now chasing that dragon of linear rails. now if i could only fix the electric bill for 100kwh from running the router.
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Ha yes the linear rails make it super easy! My power bill hasn’t gone up too much, but the amount of shavings it produces is ridiculous!
@RosLesRF
@RosLesRF Год назад
Здравствуйте, какие марки модели фрез вы используете
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B085QGLHB4?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
The links for everything I used or a similar product are in the description if you need anything else!! Thanks for watching!
@RosLesRF
@RosLesRF Год назад
@@FlyingCWoodworks спасибо
@RosLesRF
@RosLesRF Год назад
@@FlyingCWoodworks она лучше чем CMT?
@RosLesRF
@RosLesRF Год назад
Скажите пожалуйста размер высоты от стола лица до фрезы?
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
The runners are 4” on this one, but could be pretty easily swapped for thicker or thinner workpieces
@RosLesRF
@RosLesRF Год назад
Молодец
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thank you!!
@jacobswedberg1402
@jacobswedberg1402 Год назад
Verryy niiice
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thanks man!
@jacobswedberg1402
@jacobswedberg1402 Год назад
Your welcome
@jacobswedberg1402
@jacobswedberg1402 Год назад
I know you peeped my video 👍
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Haha yours and a few dozen others in the process of planning it out! Thanks for the inspiration
@55vdub
@55vdub Год назад
you missed showing one crucial step. ensuring that the rails are co planar. did you use the string method?
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Honestly can't say i did anything further than ensure the risers were of equal height and attached to a flat surface. Not resurfacing an engine block, so if its ~1/16th I'm pretty happy. Have any good examples?
@55vdub
@55vdub Год назад
For shorter pieces I just attach two wooden rails to my bench and go at it. For pieces that extend beyond the length of my bench (6-8 ft) I use the string method. I attach string trimmer string from one end to the opposing end and do the same for the remaining two ends. This forms a cross which meets in the middle. With a small piece of the same string I shim the top string at each end. Adjusting the rails so the strings just touch in the middle ensures the rails are co planar.
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Ahh yea I got ya! I’ve got a 16’ conference table in the works so I may be giving that a shot! Thanks for the info
@ronaldlough1133
@ronaldlough1133 Год назад
Thanks for this video. Helped me a lot with my final decision on my parts list & final assembly. Great job. 👍
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thanks @ronaldlough1133!! Glad it helped!
@tammy3377
@tammy3377 Год назад
NICE, looking forward to more from you. I'm new to the craft but the round is not new to me. Was it green when you taped it? Why did you tape it? Did you treat it? My rounds are oak cut in 2021 (spring) but most have split and not evenly cut by the person I hired to slice the logs-lesson learned. Are you willing to share how to preserve a green round properly? I didn't worry because I planned to use the rounds like stepping stones for a walkway and rustic garden tables, benches and a pergola base, until I figured out the actual expense for Unfinished Everything. I'm going on 2 years with nothing to show for it. I've checked out kiln processes, air dry and solar kilns, as well as interior dries using wood stickers and a dehumidifier in a closed room/space. I will put these rounds in the ground this year, Oak will last until it doesn't but there's a lot I need to learn. I'm up North, but I am patient; Any suggestions?
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thanks Tammy! I sawed those slabs off of a trunk that was left at my moms house about 2 years ago. I didn’t treat them with anything, just stickered and stacked in my old dairy barn to dry…thankfully that part of our property has a nice breeze nearly all the time so I stacked them in front of an opening to help the drying process. End grain cookies dry significantly faster than plain/quarter/rift sawn lumber so in a little less than a year they were all down to <10%..however they’re also more unstable in the long run for the same reasons. I actually didn’t mind the checking/cracking because I backfilled them with epoxy for the projects I used them for..which is what the tape was for. Even at 10%, stabilized with epoxy, and flattened with the router sled, these will still tend to move with changes in temperature and humidity, so I’d recommend getting a pice or 2 of C-Channel or angle iron in the back rather quickly to keep them stable if you want a perfectly flat surface. Sounds like you’ve got a lot of ideas for projects so if I could offer a recommendation; pick 1 (the simplest) and follow it through to completion. You’ll learn a lot in the process and it will make you’re next project that much better. Also, I’d recommend a wood stove or fireplace, so when projects don’t go as planned the piece can still serve a purpose….it’s also cathartic. I’m no expert, but if you have any more questions I’m happy to talk it through with you!
@binchen8560
@binchen8560 Год назад
Nice job. BTW, you don’t have to show how you remove the plastic cover.😅
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thanks! Never know, there might be that 1 person out there that’s been leaving it on this whole time and just had a lightbulb moment!
@SaintFredrocks
@SaintFredrocks Год назад
@@FlyingCWoodworks You can take the plastic off?💡
@rayfischer9936
@rayfischer9936 Год назад
OOOps! I saw it in the description.
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Yea man no worries! If any of the links do t work just let me know!
@rayfischer9936
@rayfischer9936 Год назад
Really nice! I was thinking of making the sam. Where did you order the rails and slides?
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Yea man no worries! If any of the links do t work just let me know!
@joelongstaff7601
@joelongstaff7601 Год назад
Great build thanks for sharing it. When I built my panel saw I included a sled for my 3 1/4hp router so large surfacing jobs could be done on it. I like to make tables. It's great at dados on base cabinets. I'm trying to make a radius frame for the panel saw. Anyone got any thoughts? Looking forward to more videos.
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thanks Joe! Haven’t had a need for a panel saw yet, but could definitely see myself needing 1 in the future. Have any video build recommendations?
@ronaldlough1133
@ronaldlough1133 Год назад
Joe Longstaff, do you have a video and/or drawing plans for your panel saw? I have a basic idea of how I want to do mine, but if I had a different perspective to bounce mine off of, I believe I would have a very good setup. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, hope all is well.
@mateuszsiwik9272
@mateuszsiwik9272 Год назад
havent seen biggest crap in a while...
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Aww gee thanks @mateuszsiwik9272!
@terrymacneill8545
@terrymacneill8545 Год назад
You wouldn't have to squint if you put your safety glasses down but awsome job!
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
But then what would hold my hair in place!? Thanks man
@giuseppepantini8702
@giuseppepantini8702 Год назад
troppo forte.....ciao grande!!!!
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thanks!
@tonybland8684
@tonybland8684 Год назад
Sticky keys…super cool
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thanks @tonybland8684!!
@tonybland8684
@tonybland8684 Год назад
supper cool.
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thanks man!
@robertstark796
@robertstark796 Год назад
what size screws did you use in the blocks?
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Not sure if they’re common across all makes, but these were 3/4” 10/32. Link to all the parts in the description!
@kencross25
@kencross25 Год назад
Great looking router sledge for leveling projects. What were your final dimensions on your risers? I would suggest that you put up either "J" or " I " hook above your table to hang your extension and power cord to keep out of your work area.
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thank! It’s a big improvement over the simpler angle iron jig I used for the last couple years! I think those were 2” risers, but I’ve already decided to make those a little taller as I ran into a couple thicker pieces that it won’t clear. Normally my power cord is kept clear by the retractable reel on the ceiling, but it started shorting that day…..always something!
@thewoodworkersjourney3314
@thewoodworkersjourney3314 Год назад
Nice job!
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thanks!!
@itsnotreallyme5547
@itsnotreallyme5547 Год назад
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I hope to see more amazing work from you!
@FlyingCWoodworks
@FlyingCWoodworks Год назад
Thank you! I’ve got more on the way soon!