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@JayBates 6 лет назад

Video Notes: -Two of my miters have a slight gap on the lid. This was most likely due to too much glue in the joint and nowhere for the glue to go when I clamped the box together. Assuming the inside corners contacted first when the box was clamped. -I should have used darker spline material as a black line would probably have been more visible in the end. In that case I would have used walnut for the interior liner. -Article for this video: jayscustomcreations.com/2018/01/curly-hickory-tiny-spline-mitered-box/ -Dozuki Z Saw used to cut spline kerf: amzn.to/2DUfE9z -Tools in my shop: jayscustomcreations.com/home/tools-resources/

@kennyboothe7544 6 лет назад

I like the subtly (sp?) of the complimentary woods.

@barstad-9591 6 лет назад

Why did you want your Splines to be soooo thin? A thin table saw blade would’ve been too thick? Nonetheless, the box turned out great. Thanks for sharing.

@stevecunningham936 4 года назад

I watched another video where a craftsman showed how to get rid of the miter gaps by burnishing the edges and then sanding.

@VampireOnline 6 лет назад

You're about the only channel I don't watch at 2x the normal speed. That was a very enjoyable 20 minute watch. What a beautiful box.

@redned1799 5 лет назад

My boss had a floor installed, of replaned century old oak barn wood. I collected some scraps to make a box for his birthday next month so I’m watching vids to learn how to do it. This is the best one so far, in doing everything I planned to do with my wood. Thanks so much; the lining was something I had not thought of. I was going to router the box and lid to fit the lid. This is a much smarter idea.

@phooesnax 6 лет назад

Without a doubt one of the best woodworking youtube contributors. This could easily be on TV

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thank you!

@Neotoribaru 6 лет назад

As if TV were the Holy Grail But I agree, this box is gorgeous and the dedication to making it is inspiring for all of us.

@Rebel1280 5 лет назад

I cast this (and other high quality workmanship videos) on my TV on Saturday mornings when i can (got a 6 month old lol) The future is now old man! (Malcom in the Middle reference)

@AdamTuttle 6 лет назад

The race car and train sound effects were hilarious. Great video. 👌🏻

@lraffucci 6 лет назад

Those are some of the most satisfactory freehand straight lines I have seen in 40 years. Against the grain too. Niiiiiceee.

@jimsjacob 6 лет назад

Impressive. I really enjoyed the way the lid slowly settled down into place towards the end of the video. Shows how precise the fit was! That was cool.

@NikosDIY 6 лет назад

Who else loved the choo-choo moment ?

@PhilepZ 6 лет назад

i called my wife to come and watch that moment, she was laughing too! (also "check all the boxes" was very funny)

@ATONAL6173 6 лет назад

+1 #CornyDad4Life!

@WilliamJohnHenderson 6 лет назад

My 4 year old stopped playing in the next room and made me go back and play it again. He approved.

@jcsrst 6 лет назад

Boy, you have come a LONG way from your first box! This little box is exquisite, showcasing all your hard won experience. Thanks so much for sharing!

@jeremyspecce 6 лет назад

They just keep getting better. Love the sound effects, too.

@TheWoodcutter34 4 года назад

I have been working wood for over 50 years and stumbled onto you video. and i just learned things from you. I will try that lining the inside of the box and fit the top as you did.Loved the splines I would never have though of making them that way.You just got another follower.

@thecatofnineswords 2 года назад

It is good to see a scraper used to finish the surfaces, not sandpaper. It really does provide a much deeper and more textured finish to the wood.

@canyflyer 6 лет назад

Your woodworking discipline is mesmerizing to watch!! As per usual a beautifully instructed video. You are by far my favorite woodworker on RU-vid! Keep up the awesome work Jay!

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate it :)

@Lutzboater 6 лет назад

A beautiful piece of wood becomes a work of art. Nicely done.

@mikedixon8681 6 лет назад

First a shop apron and now a long sleeve shirt. Who are you and what have you done with Jay Bates?! Just kidding. Your woodworking skills are improving and you always explain what you're doing really well. And very nice project. Loved watching this.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

hahahhahaha

@JackbenchWoodworking 6 лет назад

I like the thin splines, and matching the grain is always a nice touch!

@wortheffort 6 лет назад

You're skill has come a long way these past two years.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thanks Shawn!

@luckyhiker3434 5 лет назад

Hi Jay, I have no adequate words to say what I was thinking watching this vid except “this was a display of some kind of brilliance!” Those splines were a work of art and when you started them I thought you may have to retreat and rethink them. Amazing.

@mrklean0292 3 года назад

As Dave Stanton would say "Beau-ti-ful!!!"

@GraniteValleyDave 6 лет назад

This is spectacular Jay. Amazing work. Those tiny splines make a huge difference and were definitely the right decision!

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thank you

@SekHakuna 5 лет назад

Great video series. I've been a wood worker for 4 decades and always learn something new watching you work.

@MrGalpino 2 года назад

Very nicely made. I like the use if handtools, it makes the finished piece a bit more special.

@aceoft3482 6 лет назад

Beautiful work, Jay. I really appreciate all the hand tool work you’re incorporating these days. The slip fit of the lid at the end really makes that attention to detail pay off!

@oobaka1967 6 лет назад

I remember not knowing how to set up a plane properly and I always used to set up the blade almost as aggressively as you had yours when making the splines. Thankfully I know better now. Great work, Jay. As usual.

@josephpotterf9459 10 месяцев назад

Thanks BTW i finished my work bench from your plans in sept. of 23 it took a while but used SYP and a hickory leg vise benchcrafted best thing I've ever made thanks again.

@tympt1 6 лет назад

I've said it before, and I will say it again. You are the modern day Norm Abram. Love your work Jay.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thank you for the kind words, Barry.

@alfredneumann4692 6 лет назад

Had some good laughs. Unbelievable, how much work is in a so little box. And nice!

@bottledo1 Год назад

You either have it or you don't! You have it! it is called PASSION !

@nctplarry 2 года назад

OK, Jay, as a former jr high Industrial Arts teacher in Starkville, I need to give you a grade. So, here goes....on a scale from 1 to 10, inclusive....I give you a 27!!! High fives, sir!

@JimG31547 6 лет назад

Jay, That is one nice pencil box. The grain along with the contrast real make it special. Thanks for making the video and sharing, Jim

@wwscott7595 6 лет назад

I really like the piston fit lid. A smashing we box to be proud off. Bring on more young man.

@wwscott7595 6 лет назад

I missed an E of the we, if you know what I mean.

@Mostviews111 Год назад

So simple but beautiful

@uclatimsta 6 лет назад

One of my favorite projects you've done Jay. Loved the moment when you put the lid on after installing the liners and it slowly, gently slid down on its own, the air pressure slowing the lid's descent because of the near perfect fit. Videography was top notch as well as always.

@rootvalue 6 лет назад

Your small, fine woodworking projects are by far my favorite of any on RU-vid. Your box making is approaching Marty Bracker tier!

@VROne111 6 лет назад

Great delicate work Jay!Inspirational enough small token piece but a load of material and skill details involved plus record paper thin spline All the best of health and happiness Jay

@clfields0524 6 лет назад

Very nice build. Your skill set has improved vastly in a short amount of time. Keep up the nice work.

@Malba1776 Год назад

Hey Jay cool chopstick trick when applying the finish , never thought of using them for spacers, THANX !!!!!

@BetaFax 6 лет назад

This is great. Love how subtle the splines are.

@5Towaways 6 лет назад

You always take the most mundane task with the simplest items (a box) and make it interesting. You are a master of explaining the thought process of what, how, and why. Great work man! I always enjoy the "ding" on Sunday morning and a new Jay Bates video.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thank you very much for the feedback. I appreciate it.

@Rick-hp6fu 6 лет назад

That is an absolutely beautiful box. You make it look so easy. I would love to be able to make something this nice for my wife. I love the attention to detail you put into it, making sure the pattern of the grain flowed around the entire box. Keep up the excellent work!

@danhelfgott5225 6 лет назад

This video is fantastic. Fine woodworking lesson and a great sense of humor. Can’t wait for your second paid lesson series, Jay. Cheers.

@AngieWilliamsDesigns 6 лет назад

I love this box. I have watched you from your very beginning... and I have to say... I have really enjoyed watching you as you have grown. Your skills seem to keep getting better and better. I really enjoyed this project and the techniques you presented. And as always... your humor and entertainment value is spot on. I love your videos and I have really enjoyed watching you grow. You have taught me many things. I LOL'ed on the bandsaw insertion of the lips... and the choo choo effects. And... I didn't even notice the length of the video. The flow was great.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thank you very much for the kind words and for your continued support :)

@dahelmetrk 6 лет назад

That trick with not cutting all the way through the short ends on the table saw was genius.

@qvindtar 6 лет назад

That moment when you realize you're gluing planer shavings into a spline. Really a sophisticated touch!

@Bleeder973 6 лет назад

Commendable skills, as usual. Lil bit of a show off with that plane. Effortless use of it to smooth the top edge. While I was in awe of that, I was like...he's totally showing off! LOL! Great work, Jay!

@ianpearse4480 3 года назад

A thing of simple beauty.

@CountMeDown 6 лет назад

Nicely done! And, as the video goes, the sound effects were a fun touch.

@StMoritzGuitars 6 лет назад

Beautiful job on the box Jay. Several years ago I purchased a White Limba board, 2" thick, 9" wide and 8' long to make guitar bodies from. It was just rough sawn, straight from the mill. I was pleasantly surprised once i ran it through the planer ..entire length was nicely flamed from one side to the other. Sometimes ya get lucky

@shamong9 6 лет назад

This video was just what I need it. I have a pocket knife that has been pass down for 4 generations. My idea is to build a box to place the knife in it, with a brass plate in the lid and list all of the fathers and sons. It will go to my oldest son and then his son. thank you for the video.

@jerrycarter4815 6 лет назад

Great work. Your video skills are as good as your woodworking and teaching skills.

@darrenroberts915 6 лет назад

Yes mate, humour is creeping back in there. Nice work.

@brianreed3837 6 лет назад

Great build! I love the use of the thin splines they are a very nice touch.

@mysweethubert 3 года назад

Beautiful work. Thanks for all the little tips, I especially liked the one about not cutting all the way through when opening the box, and finishing with a hand saw, I ran into this today and I wish I had seen your video before.

@garymccoy2888 6 лет назад

Very nice Jay thanks for showing the 45degree cut using the shooting board on the lining pieces.

@daniellangdon5514 6 лет назад

Very nice little project. Love the technique for continuous grain around the box

@alainpederian 3 года назад

Incredible attention to detail, you sir have my utmost respect!

@billholmes6639 6 лет назад

Great workmanship, the added sound effects and animations add so much polish to a first rate video production - amazing!!

@CYDeviant 6 лет назад

You are a great demonstrator. Thank you so much for the time you put into these videos!

@christalbarquero2813 6 лет назад

GREAT Video/Project Jay. This easily could be a beginners diary on how to make a box (a really nice box). Not only is the box beautiful but taking the time to edit is also makes this a "Must Watch"

@doyle201206 6 лет назад

Was like listening to Norm, and the same pleasure to watch.

@apistosig4173 5 лет назад

wow - 'finally', someone who has hand-tools, obviously appreciates hand-tools and knows how to use them - very novel. RU-vid take note!!!

@garydelder Год назад

Nicely done, as usual. Great video. Thanks Jay

@Apple_Jacked 6 лет назад

Really nice work. I really appreciate how much detail you go into about everything you are doing when you are doing it. Makes it very easy to follow especially for a wanna be woodworker! Cheers

@laurelrunlaurelrun 5 лет назад

19:15 the slowly floating lid. oh yeah. precision.

@TheGaryRz 6 лет назад

I think I enjoyed this more than any of your other videos. And I have watched most of them. Thanks Jay.

@sdcofer52 4 года назад

Jay, nice job on your box (could be great for a number of things). I have two comments that are not meant as criticisms at all, just part of a conversation about woodworking and method. First, the splines. They are so small as to not serve the purpose that splines were designed for. They do, however, add a nice visual touch to the box. Second, The box may have been improved by adding a top, glued inside the rectangle of the top on the box. It could be a different wood contrasting or complementing the hickory. I liked the curly maple used as a lining and a way to align the top.

@nobodysdisciple2274 6 лет назад

Nice work. I think I would have been tempted to inlay a nice piece of a darker Burl veneer into the top of the lid recess. I used to use the exact same process as you did there when I used to make keepsake boxes. I used a tablesaw jig like you said for the corner splines. Watching your videos makes me want to get back to woodworking again.

@Malusifer 6 лет назад

Looks great! Box making can be so intricate.

@daviddorman274 6 лет назад

I found I was holding my breath when you made some of the fine cuts Cheers D

@texsox 6 лет назад

Bravo! This is your finest video. Both in terms of the project showing off your artistry and skill and the production values.

@LynnLaceyLLWW 6 лет назад

Very nice Jay. Thanks for the process

@Kingloki13 6 лет назад

Box came out great! I have some riven hickory drying in the basement, but I doubt I'll be lucky to pull a curly board from it! Love the sound effects and well balanced comedy!

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thanks for the feedback :)

@solidunity 6 лет назад

Wow thinnest splines I've seen. Beautiful piece and love your videos as always!

@jlf1430 6 лет назад

Beautiful work.... I'm so please, if even for a brief moment, you were able to experience the splendor of being a left-hander!!! LOL... Thanks for sharing.... Jack

@1959ticktock 6 лет назад

Great video Jay. Twenty minutes went just like that. A great mix of good woodworking and good filmmaking. You seem to have made the transition from 'so I took a sheet of 3/4" ply...' videos to finer woodworking successfully.

@JamieEnglish 6 лет назад

I have to say, you've come a long, long way in the past few years, and I applaud you. I first subscribed to you when you were still working out of the apartment - I think it was a blanket chest that you made. The video quality, voice quality, and the narration is just simply amazing. You deserve way more subscribers.

@g.fortin3228 4 года назад

Great little box build and video ! I guess the thickness of the splines is personal preference, I think they could have stood out decoratively a little more but I like the way you lines the box and matched the grain around the perimeter quite a lot !! Very nice !

@69virgin1966 6 лет назад

Jay that looks awesome 👏. You really made that grain really stand out.

@Daweisstebescheid 6 лет назад

I like how precise you working 👍👍👌🏆🥇

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Always try to get better :)

@pthanos 4 года назад

Very cool build. Expertly executed box, and what a result!

@Marco-tr3bx 6 лет назад

La boîte est magnifique, c’est de l’excellent travail. Très agréable à regarder

@omarrahman1161 5 лет назад

Loud n crystal clear...you're the best mike..

@steal25 6 лет назад

Love wtching your videos, simple projects with great explainations. Just a tip, you might know already, but that last tooth on youre japanese saw is made for flattening out the bottom of your cut. Basically so you dont have to worry about cutting equally on both sides. You can cut down your facing side then use the flat as reference to bottom out and flatten yor cut.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

I remembered that from another video after I passed that step while making the box. Good tip to bring up though.

@josephbrauer2573 6 лет назад

Fantastic ! Love the detail of the "micro splines" . and your technique was educational . The flawless result speaks volumes . thanks for taking the time to explain yourself in great detail as you went along. I know I learned a lot .

@dalewilliamson1125 6 лет назад

Awesome job Jay!!

@DesN4IN 6 лет назад

Great video Jay, I know it was a smaller project but the discussion through the process is great viewing. Thanks!

@phicklep 6 лет назад

Love seeing you do this small stuff. More up to my speed

@driftlessjoinery5059 6 лет назад

Nice . I once had a huge pile of walnut and cherry that was just too nice for drawer sides so I ordered 200bf of maple. I went and picked it up and they loaded it while I paid, I got home and it was all highly figured. I had to order more maple to make drawer sides. Sometimes you get lucky and hit a pocket of material with amazing figure. Those are good days!

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Indeed! Only one board in this batch though.

@More-Space-In-Ear 6 лет назад

Stunning workmanship Jay 👍🏼😊

@ShesAKeeperkc 6 лет назад

Nicely done! Fun fact about the pull saw, it's got a depth stop on the front end that allows you to get consistent depth in case your cutting angle wasn't consistent. You nailed your spline cuts without that info but hey, I thought it was a cool feature of those saws. I think Katz Moses has a vid on it

@adamgascoine 6 лет назад

Great to see how much your work has improved over the years. It's always been good but I see you moving into much deeper craftsmanship now, and it's inspiring me to make my own journey. Great stuff mate!

@ChurchClown7 6 лет назад

Thanks Jay. Gave me some good ideas to add to my Beads of Courage boxes in the coming weeks.

@kuffyswoodwork 6 лет назад

Hey cool, you have one of those hand planes which drifts around corners! Fantastic build along with a very clear dialogue. I really did love the gags you added to this video, made me chuckle a few times 👍

@redbay8527 2 года назад

Nice video - perfect focus, lighting, audio levels, editing - really professional and a joy to watch. I couldn't help to notice your tools and equipment - you've really got it all and such high quality. The wood handles on that last planer you used were so nice they would make great grips for an expensive handgun.

@johnparker7945 6 лет назад

Beautiful box!

@cecilearzur1408 6 лет назад

So delicate, so cute ! Thanks for this charming job, Jay.

@markwarner5554 6 лет назад

Stewart-Macdonald sells some table saw blade with a 0.023" Kerf, for cutting fret slots on guitar/bass/etc. fretboards. Happens to be very close to the thickness of commercial veneer sheets (~0.6mm, or 1/43"). You could use it to cut spline slots, then glue veneers in for the spline.