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how to make strong 3-way leg joinery with 2x4 / castle joint [woodworking] 

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I'm a carpenter in the middle of fifties. Woodworking is far from my major job. I may stand somewhere between hobby carpenter and expert. So my skill hasn't matured fully and I make many mistakes in the videos. I hope you would forgive me generously.
A late bloomer carpenter's woodworking diary. This is the motto of my channel. I enjoy making furniture and videos. And using my leisure time I make videos and share how I make and my idea that comes to my mind. Those are sometimes childish and sometimes not too bad. What I want is you just enjoy watching one or two of my videos and fly to other channels better than mine.
I'd like to progress my woodworking skills through struggle to make furniture and videos. And I hope those can help you encouraged for woodworking.
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@johnelona14
@johnelona14 Год назад
the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ru-vid.comUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
@Meticularius
@Meticularius 3 года назад
12/29/2020 USA Grandpa Bill: Your demonstrations are the clearest I have seen. Your mastery includes the simplicity of movement and showing the end result. There is a beginning, middle, end, to each of your demonstrations. These seem like katas. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for your encouraging comment sir.
@carryonpompei
@carryonpompei 3 года назад
Which is better - the fantastic carpentry, or the fantastic video of the carpentry? Both are very elegant and efficient.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@gruendlich
@gruendlich 4 года назад
The precision that you always show in your projects is fascinating and exemplary.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for your encouraging comment sir.
@MohanLal-pp1qq
@MohanLal-pp1qq 3 года назад
Perfect work 🏚📐🗜🚪📊💖💖💖👏👏👏🖒🖒🖒
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@CogentConsult
@CogentConsult 2 года назад
The word is “WORRIED,” not worried.
@MrRackinroll
@MrRackinroll 4 года назад
very nice great details I like it thank you
@eoboe5403
@eoboe5403 4 года назад
nice
@richardpc9778
@richardpc9778 3 года назад
BUENAS TARDES SON BUENOS VIDEOS el disco que usas con que nombre lo busco saludos de Perú
@rascasiopez1190
@rascasiopez1190 4 года назад
Hello, from Cuba I send you greetings and thanks for your videos. I congratulate you for your precise and clean work, also very clever in the cuts and the configuration of your work.sorry if my english is not that good.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir. Your English is good enough. Much better than mine.
@FlatlandMando
@FlatlandMando 4 года назад
I am just viewing this video & varied comments. Yours has excellent English, no problem.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks again sir. Good luck.
@King080681
@King080681 4 года назад
Как-же здорово, когда можно работать при полном наборе инструмента. Легко и не принужденно. А теперь сделай то же самое при минимальном наборе инструмента, одна циркулярка и старый лобзик. А так симпатично!!!
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@silenthunter9239
@silenthunter9239 3 года назад
Я бы мог с вами согласиться если бы шёл разговор 30-35 лет назад, я тогда что-то сам при таком наборе и делал (и лобзик был детский ручной). Но сейчас то минимальный набор уже не так и сложно приобрести...
@69kaveman
@69kaveman 3 года назад
Perfection once again.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching again sir.
@أبومارياا-ض8ض
@أبومارياا-ض8ض 4 года назад
Good job very nice
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@Green-hg5hc
@Green-hg5hc 4 года назад
It's very interesting joint of course. But more interesting to see how you will work with real size lumber, not with short samples.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir. I'll do that in the next video. Please wait and watch the video.
@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire
@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire 4 года назад
I suspect that the same technique would work for table legs. Where you might encounter a problem would be if you were doing it for the posts on a backyard arbor. When the boards start getting to that point, it might be time to break out the hand saw and chisel... :) You maybe could start out by making the posts out of three 2x6s that were cut down so that they were 3 times the thickness that you had planed them to... The could be sandwiched together if you cut the center one shorter and it would look the same as if you had cut the slot in the end of the post. The cross slot would need to be cut by hand though, but it could be done before the entire post was glued up. Whether it is worth going to this trouble for the posts on an arbor is an entirely different question though. :) I could see this joint being used for a table, but not for anything longer than *maybe* 48". For table / workbench legs, you're probably looking at 36" max in most cases though. Maybe up to 6 ft long if you were wanting to use it for the top of a canopy bed or for the bed platform of a loft bed.
@johnnessagin6587
@johnnessagin6587 4 года назад
exactly
@AegirWatches
@AegirWatches 4 года назад
works fine. I did a similar joint on a bed, perfect, and no metal needed. I used loose mortise and tenon ( have a domino ) for the side rails that are the mattress slats support. The great thing about it is, it is basically forever, as not screws or bolts needed, so when you take it apart and move it several times, it is fine, exactly the same as it was the first time you assembled it.
@arth.4196
@arth.4196 4 года назад
Great idea and Technique! !!!!
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@adelguellil5498
@adelguellil5498 4 года назад
Good job
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@Emerald007007
@Emerald007007 3 года назад
Dont get me wrong i love it. But what is the purpose of doing a joint like that. Or is it just showwing what can be done.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
This video shows how to do. Thanks for watching sir.
@jgarciascr5
@jgarciascr5 3 года назад
I have made joints like that (without the locks) and they result very strong and stable. No nails or screws are necessary.
@gustavovacsman1195
@gustavovacsman1195 3 года назад
I NEED TO BUY THAT CUTTING DISC, WHAT IS IT CALLED AND WHERE TO BUY IT? THANK YOU
@sapelesteve
@sapelesteve 4 года назад
Nice work J! That is one complex wood joinery technique....👍👍😉😉
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@crustyoldfart
@crustyoldfart 4 года назад
I haven't tried this, so what I have to say is only conjecture. The grain direction in the U-shaped locking pieces looks to me to be vulnerable and prone to splitting. I'm not sure if this wrecks the function of the piece, but I don't think it's going to improve it. This might be a fatal flaw for the integrity of the joint. Otherwise very elegant.
@-grandsonofcarpenter5987
@-grandsonofcarpenter5987 4 года назад
퍼펙트합니다요 완벽한 사개장부👍 👍
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
감사합니다.
@jairsouza7108
@jairsouza7108 4 года назад
Show, muito bom!
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@murfman53
@murfman53 4 года назад
Simplicity................................ultimately the Best!!!
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@MrNicovdw
@MrNicovdw 3 года назад
sir , can you post the dimensions of the parts of wood you use ? want to use something like this as legs of a bed ( 2x4 = 38,1mm bij 88,9mm.? )
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Sorry I don't have dimensions. Thanks for watching sir.
@cabirkuzu6793
@cabirkuzu6793 4 года назад
Kilitler için kenarlardan da 5 er mm dikey kanallar açılmalıydı. Hayırlı işler. Cabir Kuzu Erzurum/Türkiye
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@AndreiIR000
@AndreiIR000 4 года назад
Wow! Really, really nice! :-)
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir. Thanks.
@essmene
@essmene 4 года назад
The 2x U-shaped blocks you add at the end of the assembly - what do they contribute to the strength?
@mungo7136
@mungo7136 4 года назад
I have same question. As it is already locked together. My only idea is that if there is pull on horizontal bars it is transferred by them on outer pair of those 4 prongs of the leg and moves them "inwards" rather than pulling inner pair outwards that could break them away or split the leg itself. But I'd love to know for sure.
@mattmartinez4362
@mattmartinez4362 4 года назад
Skill saw, speed square, tape measure... thats how an actual carpenter does it
@thameraldmak1883
@thameraldmak1883 4 года назад
👍👍
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@normbograham3
@normbograham3 3 года назад
look how easy that was..............when he does it....(lol).
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@sangmadeparmanaparmana1127
@sangmadeparmanaparmana1127 4 года назад
Excellent and details tutorial. Just wondering what does the brand of the saw
@YASSHY
@YASSHY 4 года назад
How do the last two pieces work?
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@ilomampo1
@ilomampo1 4 года назад
What a music, please?
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
I don't know either. I downloaded it from free music of RU-vid. Thanks for watching sir.
@trueMoRoZ
@trueMoRoZ 4 года назад
Зачем делать эти маленькие вставки если крестовина уже держится на своих пазах?
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@johnnessagin6587
@johnnessagin6587 4 года назад
Yah, easy to make a 3-way if you have all the tools hey?
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@marcmarc4744
@marcmarc4744 4 года назад
Achtung !Dein Spaltkeil ist verbogen ! Attention ! ...your ... is bent !
@ГуляевЕвгений-т9п
@ГуляевЕвгений-т9п 4 года назад
Для чего эта херня?
@yurakovalec7292
@yurakovalec7292 3 года назад
Woodglut comes with very useful plans with all the details you need.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir
@yurakovalec7292
@yurakovalec7292 3 года назад
@@j-woodworking9573 ✌️👍
@yoshiwaka9843
@yoshiwaka9843 4 года назад
基本と伝統は無視ですか? 現場作業で正確に再現できるのかな? 是非今度は桧で隙間なく、手で鋸を使って見せて欲しいですね。
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@giannibarbiera4981
@giannibarbiera4981 4 года назад
Very interesting tutorial performed with great precision and accuracy. Very good indeed. Congratulations 👌👌👍👍
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@stefanmore5327
@stefanmore5327 4 года назад
@@j-woodworking9573 the h80lons ß
@joshicune
@joshicune 4 года назад
Beautiful work. Can you explain what is function of last small piece?
@jdilksjr
@jdilksjr 4 года назад
I was wondering about that also. It is not locking anything. It is just decorative.
@court2379
@court2379 4 года назад
Same question. Seems like it just weakens the joint by making it more likely the end will split off.
@navret1707
@navret1707 4 года назад
jdilksjr - I think they are decorative. They don’t seem to add any strength. The half lap joints aren’t going to pull through, so these pieces don’t seem to add any functionality.
@gustavovacsman1195
@gustavovacsman1195 3 года назад
NECESITO COMPRAR ESE DISCO DE CORTE, COMO SE LLAMA Y DONDE COMPRARLO?GRACIAS
@dinost
@dinost 4 года назад
사개장부 기계작업은 깔끔히 하시고 마지막에 키는 왜 하신건가요? 쐬기촉을 넣거나 관통장부 쐬기촉도 아니고 평면형태 키는 오히려 디자인 요소로서나 구조적강도로서 큰 의미 없어 보여서요. ㄷ자 모양으로 따시길래 둘러서 홈이 다 파여있나 싶었는데 상부만 홈파인것도... 가구만 20년 다되가는데 이렇게 하시는건 처음봐서 의아합니다. 답변 부탁드릴께요.
@orlanino
@orlanino 4 года назад
I don't understand fully this joint, the mechanics of it. There is a well know joint similar to this and simpler to make. You made it as well ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lxz5s_7w8XM.html. I know this simpler joint is weak due short grain when exposed to the lateral force. And I also guess the U braces are to overcame the weakness. .. But I don't know how, as the lateral forces are stressing the U brace, which pushes the short grain. Wouldn't be more opportune to modify the simpler one just by extending the length of the beams with no need for the braces?
@danuwbroto5756
@danuwbroto5756 3 года назад
Selamat p a g i kak ...... *sukses slalu* 💪💪💪💪💪💚💙💗❤🌹👌
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@RyanTaylor-pi8gq
@RyanTaylor-pi8gq 4 года назад
This is a nice approach, but the vertical table saw sled seems a little spooky to me... if that board kicked back, I think it would instantly overwhelm the clamp, the beam would slam down onto the blade, and then who knows what would happen. I don't think your hand could pass over the saw, but you'd just have a lot of wood moving backward with a lot of angry forces.
@glennvirgin1045
@glennvirgin1045 4 года назад
Now I fully admit that I may be an idiot, but if you wanted, couldn't you lock everything in place with a dowel pin right down the center?
@felixbertoni
@felixbertoni 4 года назад
Ohhh I like this joint locking method ! For locking such assembly I would usually use a wedge going through the entire assembly, plunging through the foot and being locked down there by another wedge, as it locks the assembly in every directions, but your method definitely looks much more elegant ! I'll try to see if I can do one alike locking every directions :) Thanks a lot for the vid !
@ronaldwright2067
@ronaldwright2067 4 года назад
*TopFineWoodworking. Com* , is a very comprehensive woodworking book! It breaks every little thing down, utilizing words, drawings, real pictures, and different diagrams. It`s unbelievably informative and helps me feel like I could help my sibling while we make our furniture together.?
@XPOHO_METP
@XPOHO_METP 4 года назад
Ох парень , если бы я увидел , в моём цеху как ты вот так вот, рядом с работающей циркулярной пилой убираешь какие то грёбанные обрезки , я бы тебе часа на два устроил бы лекцию на тему техники безопасности. Сколько раз я за свою жизнь видел как в подобной ситуации у людей пальцы отлетают , не могу смогу наверно даже сосчитать.
@Beakerzor
@Beakerzor 4 года назад
nice video, but there was no strength test. I was anticipating it being tested the entire video, but disappointed at the end. : (
@Hogger280
@Hogger280 4 года назад
It would be nice if you explained what you are doing and why instead of letting me guess. I am not a pro but if I was I wouldn't need to watch your video.
3 года назад
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@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@andrewblack7852
@andrewblack7852 4 года назад
And that’s great if you can over size the leg. But if the leg is elegant and thin, then you need different joinery
@silenthunter9239
@silenthunter9239 3 года назад
If the locks are just decoration, this is good or they have a different purpose?
@franzmatysiak2730
@franzmatysiak2730 4 года назад
Very fascinating and inspiring! What kind and size of blade (please name brand and shop) didi you use to cut out the wood? I can't find anything close to yours in Germany
@xpeterx
@xpeterx 4 года назад
Such mal nach "Dado Sägeblätter". Da solltest du was finden. Du solltest allerdings vorher checken, ob deine Säge die aufnehmen kann und dafür die entsprechende Power hat. Am besten vorher mein Hersteller nachfragen.
@徐向锋
@徐向锋 4 года назад
榫卯
@Kobe29261
@Kobe29261 3 года назад
I did what you'll probably never need to ask anyone to do - subscribe! The elegance of your work speaks for itself! Thank you!
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@prilk1704
@prilk1704 3 года назад
I think there is a spelling mistake in the title.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for your kind notice sir. I've corrected the wrong spelling.
@gheorghedorobantu9155
@gheorghedorobantu9155 4 года назад
Domnule esti profenist,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍,imi place ce ,,ce bijuterie"a iesit din mina ta 10 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆,,,I LOVE YOU"KOREA SEUL.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@JuanGarcia-1125
@JuanGarcia-1125 4 года назад
Excelente video amigo! Estoy seguro que, aunque no tengo las sofisticadas máquinas que tienes tú, podré hacer ese ensamble! Saludos desde Reynosa Tamaulipas México amigo!!!
@rev1910
@rev1910 3 года назад
Reynosa ? Alli me quedaba con mi tia cuando era niño. Saludos amigo
@JuanGarcia-1125
@JuanGarcia-1125 3 года назад
@@rev1910 Saludos Javi!
@talipohon296
@talipohon296 3 года назад
Its a table is mot brige pondasi.apakah meja harus di goncang di pukul2 setiap saat.meja kalian mau tarok apa di atas.aku mau tanya.jadikan tempat tidur.hijihi
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@michaelnichol3089
@michaelnichol3089 3 года назад
CAPITALS DUE TO LOSING SIGHT AND REDUCED COGNITIVE ABILITIES. BEAUTIFUL WORK. IT IS ACHIEVABLE WITH A FEW BASIC HAND TOOLS. MICHAEL
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
THANKS FOR WATCHING SIR.
@최연아-s1y
@최연아-s1y 3 года назад
Kilitler için kenarlardan da 5 er mm dikey kanallar açılmalıydı. Hayırlı işler. Cabir Kuzu Erzurum/Türkiye
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@loverslanenyc
@loverslanenyc 3 года назад
If I had your amazing tools I'd build a mini-Taj Mahal... : )
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
I have collected them for more than 10 years. Thanks for watching sir.
@최원일-j7l
@최원일-j7l 4 года назад
너무 쉽게 들어가는 것이 아쉽네요... 하지만 좀더 빡빡하게 만드는 방법이 있겠죠...
@wrongfullyaccused7139
@wrongfullyaccused7139 3 года назад
Operated the jointer without the guard in place. That is unacceptable.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Sorry about that. Thanks for watching sir.
@rolandgdean
@rolandgdean 4 года назад
Man J. I have GOT to make me one of those vertical jigs. They make doing that SO much safer. Great work as always! Keep them coming buddy!
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
That one is so useful and safe for table sawing. It'll help you a lot. Please be safe from the virus. Thanks friend.
@OfwByaHero2
@OfwByaHero2 4 года назад
galing naman GOD BLESS po
@diylife9151
@diylife9151 3 года назад
I played this video very much. You are a real master, thank you, hello from Russia, I really love DIY. Happy New Year, health and happiness to you and your loved ones
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir. Happy and healthy new year.
@pdloder
@pdloder 4 года назад
Can you tell me the function of the last two thin pieces?
@418jp
@418jp 4 года назад
Hello, The last two pieces help to distribute the pressure if you pull on the secondary piece of wood. Without this piece, the pulling force is only absorbed by two of the four legs of the main piece of wood.
@pdloder
@pdloder 4 года назад
@@418jp oh right, that makes sense, ta
@unperrier5998
@unperrier5998 4 года назад
Nobody uses this in real life because it doesn't respect the grain of the wood. The wood can expand by up to 8% in some directions and since there is no margin left for expansion, the vertical pole will eventually crack, there is no way around it but brace it with some unsightly metal which renders void the beauty of this project. Si beautiful, sure, but practical, not at all.
@bradleytuckwell4854
@bradleytuckwell4854 3 года назад
Very nice looking joint
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@user-daniyal_nazyrov
@user-daniyal_nazyrov 3 года назад
Всё предельно ясно. Перекрёстное соединение деталей вполдерева на расклинивание. Отличная идея! Главное,соблюсти точность соединений врасклин,чтобы деталь не треснула,то есть не лопнула при соединении. Этот приём соединения впечатляет многогранностью.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@jalechavez6042
@jalechavez6042 3 года назад
Guau....!! Muy Bien...!!...Muy lindo trabajo ...gracias por entregar tus conocimientos...!!.....Saludos My Friend...ji ji j i chao..chaoo...
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@ricardonarvaez1628
@ricardonarvaez1628 4 года назад
Ok nice video. I'm sure I can do it if I use the this as a video tutorial but I have an issue I'm just missing the machinery, lol
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@wojtek70707
@wojtek70707 4 года назад
Super wideo, pokazowo mozna tak zrobic, ale dla belki 5 metrowej, to zbyt trudne.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@陳翔-u1y
@陳翔-u1y 3 года назад
好利害
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@constantinosschinas4503
@constantinosschinas4503 4 года назад
nice work. what is the purpose of the two keys in the end? do they hold something that would otherwise release? edit: they could potentially double the strength of the joint. same could be done by incorporating them as an extra step/slot at the bottom of the beams/leg.
@DraGKosha
@DraGKosha 3 года назад
Смотрю и завидую. Весь необходимый инструмент и материалы имеются, плюс прямые руки. Я с кривыми руками, кривым глазомером, кривым лобзиком и старыми досками никогда в жизни это не повторю.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@Alcogolikman
@Alcogolikman 3 года назад
Шпонки эти кроме эстетической никакой другой функции не несут. Только простейшую конструкцию усложняют.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@naroavega1744
@naroavega1744 3 года назад
Mágnifica unión y se te vé aparte de una exelente maquinaria una limpieza en tu taller exepcional, enhorabuena.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@kurtkazim8086
@kurtkazim8086 4 года назад
The annoying music is entirely unnecessary, I want to hear these machines in action, not just watch them.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Sorry about that sir. I'll keep in mind. Thanks for watching.
@attila5679
@attila5679 4 года назад
subarashi, honto subarashi!
@giotinez5996
@giotinez5996 4 года назад
Nice work.... That table saw is beautiful...
@arnolddavies6734
@arnolddavies6734 4 года назад
Fantastic looking joint, but way beyond my skill level, especially when I don’t own a table saw. He seems to have a comprehensive work shop with everything.
@ikickss
@ikickss 4 года назад
A table saw will save you time, but, very often, you don't need it. In fact, most joinery work used to be done only with chisel and hammer. After making couple of it, it's possible to do it better than a table saw.
@serafimserafim6060
@serafimserafim6060 4 года назад
Нахуя?
@antonioarihonoriodeabreuab9276
@antonioarihonoriodeabreuab9276 4 года назад
Very good .
@B.P_Furniture
@B.P_Furniture 3 года назад
정말 유익하게 잘 보고 있습니다 이제갓 입문한 가구제작 초보 중에 초보라 궁금한게 있는데요 수압대패는 필수로 구매를 해야 할까요 그리고 자동대패는 어느 제품을 사용하시는지 알 수 있을까요??
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
길게 보면 수압과 자동대패를 별도로 구매하는게 바람직할 듯합니다. 저는 ZET 수압/자동 겸용 대패를 사용하고 있습니다. 가격과 자신의 열정 또 작업할 공간의 크기 등이 고려되어야 하므로 신중히 결정하시기 바랍니다. 감사합니다.
@B.P_Furniture
@B.P_Furniture 3 года назад
@@j-woodworking9573 감사합니다 혹시 겸용이시라면 자동,수압둘다 되는 모델을 말씀 하시는건가요~? 8인치면 적당겠죠 이것저것 여쭤보는게 실례인건 알지만 여쭈어 봅니다 🙏🙏
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
겸용이란 수압과 자동대패를 한 기계가 별도로 작업할 수 있는 것을 말합니다. 제것은 12인치입니다. 싸이즈가 크면 좋지만 가격이 비싸지니 가성비를 고려해야합니다. 날은 스트레이트와 헬리컬이 있는데 비싸지만 헬리컬 날이 작업품질에 월등합니다.
@B.P_Furniture
@B.P_Furniture 3 года назад
너무 감사드립니다 앞으로도 유익하고 멋진 작업영상 기대하겠습니다🙏🙏👍
@dammitman1664
@dammitman1664 4 года назад
Very cool, thx
@HCarpenter
@HCarpenter 4 года назад
Nice work bro.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@ceosealemon
@ceosealemon 4 года назад
혹시 테이블 톱날 2개 겹쳐서 ? 아니면 저런 톱날 어디서 구하죠?
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
8mm 톱날 두 개 겹쳐서 사용합니다. 정교톱이라는 회사에서 세트로 구입했습니다. 필요한 스페이서와 링들이 묶음으로 구비되어있습니다 감사합니다.
@gee3883
@gee3883 4 года назад
Brilliant
@doutorleco
@doutorleco 4 года назад
2020.
@엔더11
@엔더11 4 года назад
오랜만에 들어왔습니다. 목공 전문가가 아니라.. 프로페셔널 이시군요.. 주변이 깨끗하고 깔끔한 솜씨에 넉이 나감니다.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
높게 평가해주셔서 감사합니다.
@sunshine5349
@sunshine5349 3 года назад
skip to 9:30 to see final parts assembly
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@tructieptinvui1248
@tructieptinvui1248 4 года назад
let's create together everyone, see you again everyone
@alinthekeys
@alinthekeys 4 года назад
You had the out side dimension , why did you you go back to center? Nice leg joint.
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@JohnColgan.
@JohnColgan. 4 года назад
Mr J, i look forward to seeing your video creations every week, I love the simple clarity & clean crisp lines of your work and the wood you choose
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
I always recognize you. And it seems that I'm familiar with you. Thanks for your encouraging comment. See you next week.
@JohnColgan.
@JohnColgan. 4 года назад
Facebook!
@arkaditroitsky8425
@arkaditroitsky8425 3 года назад
сумасшедший
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 3 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
@LeosTueftelei
@LeosTueftelei 4 года назад
Wonderful to watch you working with wood ! 👌 👍 👍
@j-woodworking9573
@j-woodworking9573 4 года назад
Thanks for watching sir.
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