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@pathardage1880 6 месяцев назад

Haters gonna hate. I adore the golden ratio reference. And I appreciate your thoroughness in coming back and showing me how you recycled your chewed-up pushstick. Thank you.

@gastoncannon4710 4 года назад

Thanks William. “if it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing right”. Appreciate your attention to detail, keep up these awesome videos. 👍👍👍👍

@norlure 3 года назад

As always good precise information and no music. See you at the next Hand Modeling Convention.

@makermark67 4 года назад

Thanks for the follow-up. And like a lot of folks in here, I really appreciate your attention to detail in everything you do. Please ignore any haters you may come across and keep doing what you do. Thank you!

@Caspermedion 5 месяцев назад

Keep doing what you're doing, and don't listen to the begrudgers!

@ideaguyinks 3 года назад

Don't worry about the haters. You have helped thousands of woodworkers with your videos.

@chriskeeble 4 года назад

Love it that you followed up on the previous video comments to answer the questions raised. And if I lived in the USA your woodworking course would be in my Christmas wish-list from Santa!

@chrisward4791 3 года назад

I’ve watched a few of these videos. They are by far the easiest to follow. I built the box joint jig and they came out perfect with little adjustments Thank you

@harrydavis6903 4 года назад

Thank you, Mr. Ng. I truly enjoy your videos. They teach and inspire me.

@Hppyzmbie 4 года назад

Man it’s good to see you making videos again. I always enjoy watching a professional work and teach. Thanks for the great content!

@davearchbell9921 4 года назад

I love the golden ratio and the fact you incorporated into the push stick.

@timmymartin317 4 года назад

I always feel like a better woodworker after your videos.

@tekanger975 4 года назад

Thanks for the followup. You might be surprised how little some of us might know. I'm lazy, but I really like to watch good work. Gives me something to aim for should I ever accidentally find myself motivated. And the Golden Ratio, what a great final touch. You, sir, are an artist!

@theholycrafter5065 4 года назад

Thank you for the videos. I have taken your classes and utilize your safety tips in all my wood working. I can truly say to you that you have helped me be safer and a better woodworker. Thank you again for the videos

@alinthekeys 4 года назад

I normally make saw handle type push sticks . Made some like yours , like the fill and control and they were fast and easy to batch out. Thanks

@deanaoxo 4 года назад

Sensei takes push stick to new level, uses tools no one has seen, inspires class. Class is dismissed till next time. Thank you Sensei.

@edverbic7103 4 года назад

Hi William It's always a pleasure watching you...I think the sacred geometry is awesome...who knows, maybe it will keep you safer as you use the push stick.😉👍

@mariage20ans 2 года назад

You are a pro that for sure. Just love your vidéos.

@woberu 4 года назад

Thank you very much for your Work and for the additional information in this video. Very appreciate your clear explanations.

@ulrikdhn9838 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy your videos. Keep going

@Cybnew 4 года назад

I watched your first video yesterday (the Previous push stick video)....I've now watched every single damn one of your videos already. Fantastic content

@GraGard 3 года назад

Only just discovered your channel. The videos I’ve watched have been really inspiring. Although you work in imperial they are far better than any UK channels. Will be watching many more!

@billmoore2493 4 года назад

I enjoy all your detail and your studious approach to the technical reasoning. Keep it coming. Just delete senseless critics and be yourself

@TrevorDennis100 4 года назад

Delete the comments you don't like? America is already drifting towards the Russian and Chinese approach to dealing with civil liberties. Can you see how that sort of arbitrary censorship is dangerous?

@scottroy6195 4 года назад

Golden ratio push stick... FOR THE WIN

@jamesford8315 4 года назад

1:02 BWAHAHAHA!!! Now I'm going to have to cut new "Golden Rule" push sticks.

@martylts 4 года назад

Thanks William! I started backtracking that last video to see if I missed something. I'm just relieved that I am not crazy :)

@stevefpv4669 4 года назад

So good you're back! Been subscribed since long ago and missed it.

@timstang 4 года назад

Your videos are great, thank you!

@mikecurtin9831 4 года назад

Good sense and proportion. With clear explanations. Thanks very much and thumbs up to crush a troll.

@Jezeppi1 3 года назад

Outstanding Thank you for all of your teaching videos. Very good.

@jameskleist4019 4 года назад

I personally don't care about the naysayers that make native comments on your channel they'll never be a mechanist. I do like your precise measurements. That is why I like your channel (program).

@rossgebert9422 4 года назад

Thanks William, really enjoy your videos. (sorta missed you!)

@murphymmc 4 года назад

Okay William, now that you've got us all excited about the golden rectangle, I want to see what you do with the Fibonacci Numbers. A whole lot of creativity waiting to be released. I think that the Fibonacci spiral , found in much of nature (denoting design, hence designer) is fascinating. Way too structured and mathematically precise to be "random".

@RuneOsnes 4 года назад

The golden ratio is a great design and photographic tool, don't be afraid to announce it's usage! 😊

@petermarsh4993 4 года назад

Dear William, I’m impressed with your rack of Japanese saws. I have three and am pretty pleased with using them. I feel that I may be missing something and was wondering if you could do a video on your collection and how you use each one and in what circumstances. Cheerio from Down-under.

@dougburke50273wind 4 года назад

I've made a pile of your push sticks. As far as the heel is concerned, I just cut a strip of 1/4" wood and chop it into 1" pieces and glue it on to the sole of the push stick. Its a lot easier then using the table saw then band saw.

@AndreiIR000 4 года назад

@William Ng : at 03:03, that little piece of wood that had to be removed could have been removed with one of the lovely japanese pullsaws on your tool wall, too :-) Nice video.

@Gabriellariz 4 года назад

I watched the previous video, but I still prefer 2 push sticks. The one on the left hand pushes materials against the fence, and the other pushes through the blade. Personal preference here, I have a feeling the purpose of this video wasn’t about push sticks, but rather dedication and craftsmanship about doing something. If you take them into consideration when doing projects or work for a customer, the rewards will come. Thank you for the video, not a hater here, but at the end of the day it’s just a push stick.

@nicewine4me 4 года назад

I’m just tuning in now to watch the video. But the thought crossed my mind the last time that if you put these sticks up for sale periodically... I’d be interested in buying one... you’ll say that they are so easy to make, I’d say I’m supporting a woodworker and team. Throw a copyrighted William Ng bad joke on there, spray some shiny junk on them and charge $100... sorry $10 for each... group of three... heck just send me a few for free. Always well considered, precise work, thanks for posting. I just finished the video... I’ll break into the piggy bank and get an order in.

@thomasarussellsr 4 года назад

I looked at your site, and man, I wish I could order several things from your page. But alas, my budget won't allow it.

@davidc8122 2 года назад

Hello, William. Thank you for making and posting your terrific videos. I have learned - and continue to learn - so much from them! I have a question: Do you also round over the edges on the smaller (5/16") push sticks? If so, what size router bit do you use on them? Thank you!

@misterm9359 4 года назад

When you cut the bottom off. I totally thought you were just going to glue another scrap piece to the bottom! Now I’m wondering why that wouldn’t work. Instead of making new one. You just cut the same amount off the bottom each time and glue a new one on. Totally respect your knowledge. Keep doing what your doing.

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

You can absolutely glue another piece on.

@sz72909 4 года назад

What has gotten into you, William? I like it!!!

@Recicleitor_Maker 4 года назад

👍👍👍

@dominicauclair4026 4 года назад

You should use a push stick to push your push stick next time you have to cut a new heel.

@josephpotterf9459 4 года назад

The angle ruler out of stock ... I made your table saw sled just have to make and install the plexiglass cover . very expensive at the moment and waiting on the acrylic bonder. but it works as advertised!

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

Sorry. Back in stock. This is a pre-sale. The order is coming slow boat, at least 45 days.

@josephpotterf9459 4 года назад

@@wnwoodworks oh ok thanks i heard it but it didn't sink in.

@cymeriandesigns 4 года назад

Thanks for the additional info. Please don't edit yourself to keep the critics at bay; driving them mad should be considered a side benefit. One thing I wondered about: do you think that cutting through a plywood push stick, where the blade hits the tougher glue layers edge-on might discernably dull the blade faster than if it were solid wood? Not that I'd make it differently, just wondering. Oh, and I didn't know you have a store. I'll definitely take a look.

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

Good insight. You have to cut a lot of plywood to tell a difference but in theory yes, the plywood is a little harder on you blade so does Ipe, teak, Bubinga etc.

@martylts 4 года назад

Carbide teeth on table saws can cut metal..... So there's that.....

@notumbusbumbus3871 2 года назад

Anyone know what has happened to William? He's been absent for some time. Miss his great work.

@robertrosso-qd6fd 2 месяца назад

I would like to purchase your push stick...how do I do this?

@scottlouis7785 4 года назад

Sometimes that ratio feels or works better

@Duality6469 4 года назад

That's one high tech glue spreader you got there! Where can I get one just like it? :)

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

HaHaHa You should have 10 of them. :)

@jamesford8315 4 года назад

@@wnwoodworks BWAHAHAHA!!! You're quick.

@TaylerMade 4 года назад

digital glue spreaders are the best

@murphymmc 4 года назад

I make sure my hand is above the fence on my push sticks, easy enough with the golden rectangle formula to "balance" the shape. You're not obsessive with the push stick, you want obsessive/compulsive, go watch Next Level Carpentry build his push stick. You'll sleep better after that knowing you are merely precise, not "beyond human ken" precise, AKA bug-screwy precise.

@TrevorDennis100 4 года назад

Murphy you make an important point, and I am not sure William mentioned that in the first video. It's something that worries me with Williams multipurpose fence because of it being so high.

@rwind656 4 года назад

Making sure your hand on a push stick is above the fence is a good criteria that I am glad to learn about and consider. Thanks. I had not thought of it yet myself as I am new to the table saw.

@AutotechWoodworking 4 года назад

It's not a golden ratio push stick though, once you trim off the chewed up bottom. I don't know, maybe the ends should have an equal amount taken off to keep that golden ratio.

@TrevorDennis100 4 года назад

Woah there William!!! If you trim the rough bottom from a worn push stick it will no longer be close to the Golden Ratio. How can you even bring yourself to touch it, yet along use it as a push stick. I'm surprised your saw does not automatically shut down in disgust. #fengshuifail #wabisabidisaster #artforartsake #canthisbetheendofcivilisationasweknowit #purebollcks

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

HaHaHa

@jamesogorman3287 4 года назад

Trevor Dennis: Sure it does. Just chop off the end by 1.618 times the amount you trim the width. 😁

@douggarson50 4 года назад

Wouldn't it be easier and quicker to just cut the notch on the bottom with the bandsaw rather than table saw plus bandsaw? You could also make a bunch of "bottoms" say 1" high c/w notch and glue on a new replacement bottom when it gets chewed up, lot less work than making a whole new push stick

@daveerickson5313 4 года назад

How do you safely start a piece when flush trimming? I’ve had trouble with the bit grabbing the piece - scares the crap out of me. Is there a secret?

@pierdolio 4 года назад

One solution might be to have your dad do it. 😂😎

@chrisk8208 4 года назад

"feed against the bit’s rotation for optimal control and cutting performance. When routing by hand, the proper feed direction for inside cutouts (left) is clockwise. Feed the router counterclockwise for routing the outer edges. Inverting a router in a router table changes the feed direction from handheld routing. For inside cutouts, feed the workpiece counterclockwise." Source: www.woodcraft.com/blog_entries/understanding-router-feed-direction If you're new to routing, I recommend getting a smaller router with handles for improved control, rather than using a bigger heavier router or small one handed flush trim router. My goto router for flush trimming is a Makita, link below. I'm sure you can get a similar thing in whatever brand floats your boat. www.bunnings.com.au/makita-900w-plunge-router_p6240072

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

Dave, I'll do a video on routing techniques.

@daveerickson5313 4 года назад

William Ng that’d be awesome! Love your content.

@daveerickson5313 4 года назад

Adam Pierce was that supposed to be humor?

@ChevalSerge 4 года назад

J'ai vue une vidéo en Français que vous avez faite il y a quelque temps, et je me demande pourquoi vous ne faites pas vos vidéo en deux langues ?????

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

Peut-être que quelqu'un d'autre l'a traduit. Malheureusement je ne parle pas français

@Blueridgedog 4 года назад

Tried to get in on the pre-sale, but see no way to add it to the cart. Love to spend some money with you to help the school and your channel.

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

It's fix. You can order now. Thanks.

@pierdolio 4 года назад

From what country is this protractor imported?

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

Made in Taiwan

@pierdolio 4 года назад

William Ng I’m so happy to hear that!😎😃

@malebetegrrr5793 4 года назад

We live in a beautiful world : we can always measure things by a quarter of an inch ...while an international metric system (USI) has been set up for all mankind ...

@papalouie5187 4 года назад

i can't wait for father's day. my metric protractor is on backorder... every 90-deg-F is 32.2 deg-C

@Subsonic-cd2en 4 года назад

Yes, but.... if you shave some off the bottom after it gets too chewed up then it won't be a golden rectangle anymore!! Better just use a whole new one.

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

HaHaHaHa You've got me there.

@aaronmattia8998 4 года назад

I was wondering if you could do a sequence showing the push stick made from beginning to end? it seems like the videos jump around from point to point in the process without ever showing the push stick being made. I like the information and design and all the tips and instruction. I just would have liked to the process in a more linear fashion. My preference. Keep doing what you do!

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

Hey Aaron, Sorry this is a follow up video. Here's the link to the push stick video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oKYy4sc02II.html

@aaronmattia8998 4 года назад

William Ng yes Sir I know, I watched both videos, I saw you do most of the individual steps, but it never seemed like you showed the push stick being made from beginning to end, uninterrupted. No worries, I just would have liked to see it all come together.

@garycrowley1 4 года назад

Sir William, any fan of Phi is friend of mine...go 1.6180339887 or go home! haha!

@glencrandall7051 4 года назад

I like your basic comments on push sticks. However I do not care for the hand grip you use. I definitely prefer a hand saw style. It is much more comfortable and controllable. Yours requires the wrist to bend forward at an uncomfortable angle. Otherwise I agree with the majority of your comments. Thank you for sharing.

@TrevorDennis100 4 года назад

Glen, how do you orientate the handle with your approach? I'm just thinking that the saw handle style would lend itself more to putting pressure at the back of the work piece, but have limited pressure pushing it down on the table. With the horizontal handle slot being in front of the step that sits behind the work piece, it can't help but produce downward pressure as well as pushing forward.

@glencrandall7051 4 года назад

The handle is oriented a bit toward the middle of the push stick. That way there is downward force on the work piece.

@stefanpries638 4 года назад

What the difference between metric and imperial degrees? 😂😲🤯

@wnwoodworks 4 года назад

HaHa You almost had me there.

@stefanpries638 4 года назад

William Ng I wasn’t sure if you sprinkled that in on purpose to see who’s catching it. It was soo subtle. 🤣👍🏼

@octafluoride3368 4 года назад

Hater out there will say "man you are so crazy, it is only a push stick". Half of the designers watching: What kind of monster bring objects into this chaotic world without modular scale? Do they also make music without musical scale? I bet they are the type that adjust volume dial and think it is acceptable to leave it at 53, Hey buddy whole number called and they want bring order back to 2020. /s

@bobwhelk2117 3 года назад

Yikes 😳 you really shouldn’t be cutting small boards on a table saw while using the fence. It’s how kickbacks can more easily occur. Also when you were cutting your push stick down you may want to consider using a push stick next time. I know it’s the chicken and egg thing but I’m sure you can figure it out.