7 Useful Woodworking Hacks 

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I love your videos. But please give hem more informative names. Or at least some clue. For this video, put dowel somewhere, anywhere in the title.

Exatamente! Ele se supera a cada novo projeto.

Or at least tell me what tools I can make them with... Thank you!

just use a plug cutter or chop up a dowel lol

Hello, you used to be a carpenter, right?

I asked the same question about the clamp a year or two ago. Got no response. It's a cool clamp. Would like to find some like it.

3256 at Jab country, by JSK

It's a homemade jig using a small section of what looks to be a 2020 profile aluminum extrusion, along with some flat brackets and wing nuts. I don't know if he has a video on how to build the jig, but I think there might be better/safer ways to accomplish the same thing. I especially liked his use of a socket to turn a piece of square stock. Many sockets have a 12-pointed star shape formed by overlapping two hexagons at 90 degrees to one another, which is useful in this case because it means you can hold a piece of square stock with one, since 12 is divisible by 4. It might not be as secure as the aforementioned jig, but it's fine for this application.

@@hollt693Of course, I should have guessed that this was a homemade jig… 🤦‍♂️ Thanks.

@@TheJonHeese No worries! I wondered what it was myself, but I wouldn't've looked any closer if not for your question, so I'm grateful! If you're interested in replicating it, you can play the video at 0.25x speed from your timestamp, and there's a single frame around 10:42 with a clear (no motion blur) view of the jig.

​@@hollt693That's some BDE commentary god bless u dog

Now THIS is what a cool community is all about! I'm just glad to be witnessing this happening here. Especially after watching such a great video, then seeing negative comments to follow.

taking a quick look at Lowe's - proberly not the best source but alas - it mostly poplar. Know that you can source them in other woods that's more expensive - but lets say you want camphor laurel wood round stock, in 13 mm for some reason then you use one these jigs(proberly the first router one). Or any size with a standard drill size or like 33/64 - looks can be factor for your project but you are not wrong. Are some of them over engineered af? Yes but its kinda what we are here for :D

He should get a lathe, aye? ;)

I am quite amazed at the thinking of some people and sad that instead of Appreciating someone's efforts and learning new things how negative comments can be

I agree critics are like horseflies they sting but don't help with the ploughing

It's maple. I used scrap wood that was in the workshop.

Hello thanks for your reply ,what I meant what tools did you use to make your wooden equipment?👍

​@@user-yn9of7gr4h You can see all the tools in the video, can't you?! 😅

Go back and watch older videos. It is clearly shown, step by step, how to build each shop built tool.

you might need a certain species that is not readily available

Or reuse offcuts or scrap...

because dowels are way more expensive than ripping a board and doing it yourself.

Because it's fun.

Why watch a video about dowel making if you have no interest?

Once you have made the jig, you can make the dowels in minutes AND at a fraction of the cost of buying ready-made ones....

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