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CommonShore posted:is S tier good or bad? I'm jealous of the cat mill. what a life
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NGL, I will never understand people who refuse power tools, but I respect it. They are always incredibly impressive to watch.
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I like this guys vids https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x41EJqetkTI
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Leperflesh posted:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg-_lYeV8hBnDSay7nmphUA I've had this on while working for a while, finally caught up at the end of last week. Neat stuff. Today I've had Paul Sellers and Wood By Wright on for most of the day. Cpt_Obvious posted:NGL, I will never understand people who refuse power tools, but I respect it. They are always incredibly impressive to watch. Big appeal of it for me is the lack of dust and noise. My workshop is in the basement and the easiest time for me to do anything is after my kid is asleep, so quiet and clean is pretty important.
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hitze posted:I like this guys vids this is a good un
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CommonShore posted:is S tier good or bad? Someone doesn't play video games! S is above A. I think it started out as a Capcom thing? Or from anime? It's pretty standard in games that rank your score and fighting game communities.
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Cpt_Obvious posted:NGL, I will never understand people who refuse power tools, but I respect it. They are always incredibly impressive to watch. I think the big question is what about carpentry you find rewarding. If it's finishing pieces, then you'll make use of every tool available to you. Same if you're most excited about planning the project out, and less so about the execution (I feel like these people are the ones who are most into using things like lasers and automated milling tools). Hand tools appeal to the people who are in it for the process and don't really mind if it takes them weeks or months to finish a project.
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Uthor posted:Someone doesn't play video games! I think it has to do with grading systems in japanese schools, but it came into the lexicon from capcom fighting games
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If you're into carving there is also (https://twitch.tv/timberanew) and https://twitch.tv/japaneseprintmaking in Twitch which are good fun and you can occasionally pepper them with questions while you watch them work. Twitch has a whole host of bowl turners as well. Twitch used to host Wood Working Materclass which was all hand tools fine furniture creation but I guess their agreement ended which is a shame because it was super sweet to be able to follow along and ask questions live. edit: And https://twitch.tv/samuelsculpture does some sweet relief carving. The junk collector fucked around with this message at 00:01 on Dec 4, 2020 |
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:I think the big question is what about carpentry you find rewarding. If it's finishing pieces, then you'll make use of every tool available to you. Same if you're most excited about planning the project out, and less so about the execution (I feel like these people are the ones who are most into using things like lasers and automated milling tools). it takes me months to finish a project as-is I can't imagine it taking even longer. I think I spent a full year just putting together a kind of lovely medicine cabinet...
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There may also be issues of space. A table saw or a bandsaw both take up a lot more space than a saw. A power planer or jointer or planer/jointer (with infeed/outfeed) both take up a lot more space than a couple of hand planes and a jointer plane. Etc.
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Some new ones, leaving out those I saw listed already. Jay Bates https://www.youtube.com/c/JayBates/featured Third Coast Craftsman https://www.youtube.com/c/ThirdCoastCraftsman/featured Kings Fine Woodworking https://www.youtube.com/c/KingsFineWoodworking/featured
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsDrHvoMzSg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1xYKw5FP-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GgvUY7mALY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph_q5kCcsow This guy's also really cool to watch. He makes $$$ tool knockoffs with high accuracy typically. Wasabi the J fucked around with this message at 00:53 on Dec 4, 2020 |
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Wasabi the J posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsDrHvoMzSg 
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I also like 3x3 Custom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moh5sEidlU4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rkszgiyj1c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1QU7qVm7tQ
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Wasabi the J posted:I also like 3x3 Custom I completely forgot about her. My daughter (who is turning 3) will watch her videos with me if they are on and we are coloring. Her and Bosnian Bill (lock picking youtuber). Not sure what it is about those 2 but if they come on she gets fascinated.
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This guy doesn't have many videos and doesn't post much but he's a great turner and I've learned quite a bit from him: https://www.youtube.com/user/woodturner21/videos My buddy Floyd has a good channel about finishing/refinishing/touch-up. He's a 3rd generation refinisher and really knows his stuff. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcOZEDfuD2d9KsTPkcTBucA It's instagram, but this guy is an incredible classical/rococo carver. Everything is in Russian or Ukrainian or something, but he does great work and sometimes posts very clever and simple jigs in his stories etc. https://www.instagram.com/iegorovleonid/ Kaiser Schnitzel fucked around with this message at 01:48 on Dec 4, 2020 |
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Kaiser Schnitzel posted:This guy doesn't have many videos and doesn't post much but he's a great turner and I've learned quite a bit from him: the first two are both floyd
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Bloody posted:Ishitani (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOFHUfZMF_o)
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CommonShore posted:the first two are both floyd Oops! fixed.
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Wasabi the J posted:I also like 3x3 Custom Ohh yeah, she's good too. I really like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKJI_f44v0E
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Well, there goes my weekend what do you mean it’s only Thursday....
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Obsoletely Fabulous posted:I completely forgot about her. My daughter (who is turning 3) will watch her videos with me if they are on and we are coloring. Her and Bosnian Bill (lock picking youtuber). Not sure what it is about those 2 but if they come on she gets fascinated. Representation is important, yo.
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Wasabi the J posted:Representation is important, yo. Very important. We also watch See Jane Drill, but those are more DIY than woodworking and hasn’t updated in months. They don’t hold her attention quite as well as 3x3 either. She’s also getting a workbench (I want my router table back) for her birthday. Her grandmother was a tinsmith for 40 years and is supplying her with real (but child size) tools. I grew up nailing boards together while my dad and grandfather worked on projects and those are some of my favorite childhood memories. I’m hoping she has the same fondness that I do. Right now she steals my tools and boards and tries to put them together with me.
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I’m not knocking him because that looks brilliant but I’m fairly sure the all extrusion bits there cost more than the saw.
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That circular saw track reminds me of another woodworking super tool I saw. The Pantorouter! When a router table just isn't enough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_72hOY2vPg
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Rapulum_Dei posted:I’m not knocking him because that looks brilliant but I’m fairly sure the all extrusion bits there cost more than the saw. He tends to reuse tools in different assemblies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1xYKw5FP-0 But I think it's about even. Makita Marunoco M585 quote:11,645 Japanese Yen = 111.95 United States Dollar Wasabi the J fucked around with this message at 15:56 on Dec 4, 2020 |
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Rapulum_Dei posted:I’m not knocking him because that looks brilliant but I’m fairly sure the all extrusion bits there cost more than the saw. Maybe but it would improve upon and reduce my plywood jig collection
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Aluminum extrusions are actually pretty drat cheap. Totally wonderful material, and with normal woodworking tools you can build some extremely accurate and cool things. Highly recommend playing with them.
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Hypnolobster posted:Aluminum extrusions are actually pretty drat cheap. Totally wonderful material, and with normal woodworking tools you can build some extremely accurate and cool things. Highly recommend playing with them. 100% agree. A single T track cost about the same as a 2040.
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Our house (circa 1830s) came with an old ladder to get up to the attic; based on how perfect it fits the attic hatch I'm guessing it was custom made for the hatch (or the hatch was built to fit the ladder). Overall it's in good shape but there's some splintering along one side due to how it was stored. What's the best way to smooth it out and protect it from further damage without ruining the old patina? Or, should I sand the whole thing down?
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https://computers.woot.com/offers/sainsmart-genmitsu-cnc-3018-pro-router-6?ref=w_cnt_wp_0_2 Must. Refrain. Must. Abstain.
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Toebone posted:Our house (circa 1830s) came with an old ladder to get up to the attic; based on how perfect it fits the attic hatch I'm guessing it was custom made for the hatch (or the hatch was built to fit the ladder). Overall it's in good shape but there's some splintering along one side due to how it was stored. What's the best way to smooth it out and protect it from further damage without ruining the old patina? Or, should I sand the whole thing down? I think your only realistic options are sand it down or somehow build it up, maybe by disassembling it and dunking the parts in epoxy, then sanding the epoxy down. After you sand it down, finish it with some kind of durable coating, like a polyurethane.
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Cannon_Fodder posted:https://computers.woot.com/offers/sainsmart-genmitsu-cnc-3018-pro-router-6?ref=w_cnt_wp_0_2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQRW0RM4V0k
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Cannon_Fodder posted:https://computers.woot.com/offers/sainsmart-genmitsu-cnc-3018-pro-router-6?ref=w_cnt_wp_0_2 https://www.amazon.com/Control-Desk...7106599&sr=8-33 3018s are cheap as hell.
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Hypnolobster posted:Aluminum extrusions are actually pretty drat cheap. Totally wonderful material, and with normal woodworking tools you can build some extremely accurate and cool things. Highly recommend playing with them.
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JEEVES420 posted:https://www.amazon.com/Control-Desk...7106599&sr=8-33 Might Christmas this to myself as a learning machine before thinking of something more capable and expensive.
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Stultus Maximus posted:Might Christmas this to myself as a learning machine before thinking of something more capable and expensive. They're supposed to be pretty capable little machines, but with heavy emphasis on the "little" part. I have to keep telling myself "no" every month or so. Speaking of temptation, I was at Harbor Freight for some pipe clamps last night, and spotted this gem:  I ultimately decided my $14 was better spent on beer, but I'm still morbidly curious.
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Suntan Boy posted:They're supposed to be pretty capable little machines, but with heavy emphasis on the "little" part. I have to keep telling myself "no" every month or so. This looks like the plane I got from Canadian Tire. I wish I had known antique ones are sold for scrap metal prices 
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