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Welcome! I'm Cameron - passionate craftsman and lifelong student. On my channel you will see cool projects ranging from woodworking to metalworking.
I'll see you in the shop!
-Cam
I'll see you in the shop!
-Cam
DIY Brass Hammer | How-To
In this video, I show how to make a brass chisel hammer from scratch. The head of the hammer is 1.25" Dia x 2.5" long. The handle is 3" long and is made from figured maple. The resin is Smooth-On Smooth Cast 326 that I tinted with Sapphire Blue mica powder.
This hammer is based on David Barron's design. Check out his video here:
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This hammer is based on David Barron's design. Check out his video here:
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Simple Circle Cutting Jig For The Band saw
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Today on Plan Build Use, I make a simple jig for cutting circles on the band saw. I built this jig because I needed a way to cut large circles for an upcoming project. This jig can cut circles ranging from 4 inches to 5 feet. The idea for this jig came from an episode of the New Yankee Workshop that I saw many years ago. The downside of this type of jig is it uses a dowel pin as the pivot point...
Shelf Builds Itself!! | A Stop Motion Project
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In this video I use stop motion photography to animate a self building shelf. I built this shelf to organize all my loose hardware. I bought the jars at Walmart, but they can be purchased as a set at almost any grocery store. Stop motion photography is a lot of fun, but man does it take a long time. There's a bunch of great stop motion tutorials on UA-cam. However, if you want me to make a tuto...
Welcome to Plan Build Use!
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Welcome! I'm Cameron - passionate craftsman and lifelong student. On my channel you will get weekly videos and cool projects ranging from woodworking to metalworking. I also will document and discuss the process of building a DIY UA-cam channel from scratch. If you're a DIY kind of person and you've thought about starting your own UA-cam channel, you've come to the right place. Please join me. ...
Making an American Flag End Grain Cutting Board
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Today on Plan Build Use, I'm make an American flag end grain cutting board. For more some behind-the-scenes goodness, check out my Instagram page: planbuilduse Facebook: Plan-Build-Use-2112975948988254/ Video Transcription: Hi, Welcome to the shop I just picked up some maple and walnut from my local hardwood dealer. I've been looking forward to this all week. My favo...
Making a Burnishing Tool
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In this video I make a burnishing tool for sharpening my cabinet scrapers. For behind the scenes photos and more, look me up on Instagram: planbuilduse Facebook: Plan-Build-Use-2112975948988254/ Video Transcription: 00:04 Hey welcome the the shop. This weekend I'm sharpening my tools and I have a pile of dull cabinet scrapers that need some attention. I don't own a b...
Making File Handles
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In this video I show how I made handles for my file set. The handles were made from black walnut and the ferrule was made from brass plumbing pipe. Instagram: pBtJQf17h3jl/? Transcription: 00:007 Hi! Welcome to the shop. I've had this set of Nicholson files for over a year now, and I can't put this off any longer. So today on Plan Build Use, I'm gonna make some file handles. 00:4...
Making a Wheel Marking Gauge
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Making a Wheel Marking Gauge, by Plan Build Use. As a woodworker, there's nothing more satisfying then seeing two pieces of wood come together in a tight fitting, accurate dovetail or mortise and tenon joint. Whether you're using hand tools, or power tools, it's import to plan the cuts and clearly mark the cut locations on the work piece. A marking gauge is fantastic tool for this task. In this...
Well done!
@@cramersclassics Thanks!
Thanks for sharing this. I have a bunch of files that need handles. Questions. Do I make different size handles for different sized files? Why don’t you use a heat press fit of the brass? Heat before mounting and as it cools down it shrinks around the wood. I’m sure you know of this. Just wondering why you chose glue? Thanks, Paul
Great video. I wondered if you had the dimensions of the template for the larger and normal sized handles available to share please?
Awesome, best handles I have seen till date... i wish I could have this..
Beautiful handles and great video. I just need to touch on safety. Never should a person wear gloves when using a rotating spindle. There's a potential for bad things to happen should it get caught up.
Camrin - have you built a jig to cut ellipse on the bandsaw?
good job
How did you make your bandsaw table fence? I need one and would like why you have. Thanks!!
Very helpful video and self explanatory for building the jig. Maybe an older video but very helpful. Thank you!!
Cool video! What kind of files did you purchase?
Nicholson. Unfortunately, this set seemed to dull really fast. I plan on getting a set of Grobet files next.
Who needs to look up how to make a handle if they have a lathe?
I don't think many people own a woodworking lathe, it would be cool to see this really simple part be made without really expensive equipment.
Take a look at Pask Makes' youtube channel, he has a video on how to make simple tool handles!!
Good idea, I've a few damper rods from shocks that I might have a go with if the steel is suitable.
Good video but I was just wondering, is a ferrule really needed and why?
It keeps the wood from splitting. However, I included brass ferrules mostly for aesthetics.
Excellent job. Thanks so much.
Beautiful work! Just what I was looking for as some inspiration for my files…and man, I do love walnut. It’s just a beautiful wood!
Really nice! Is there any chance you could send me the templates you used for the handle shape? Appreciate it. Luccavet@hotmail.com
I watched several videos before yours finally answered the questions I had.
Before today I had been making file handles by casting lead/tin into a length of capped copper tubing and sticking the tang of the file into the molten metal before it solidified. It's heavy (obviously) the cost adds up fast and I don't like it as well as a turned wooden handle/w brass or copper ferrule.
Is the rod smooth or textured? I am planning to make one following your method.
I’m just getting into cutting boards but isn’t this an edge grain not end grain ?
It is end grain. All the strips were cut across the grain then turned end grain up. Cheers.
What is the width of the blade
Yeah like we all have a woodturner available! I need to make them by hand...
Good and very accurate designs are on the woodprix plans website.
Nice work. I make the brass piece and then cover it with hardwood....Cheers, Jim Jakosh
Do you have any info about how you sized the initial holes? I saw you taking measurements of the tangs earlier in the vid.
Those turned out awesome! Great job!
Where did you order the brass from? About what did it set you back?
Metalsdepot.com. At the time, it was about $65 for 1.25”x12” piece.
Nice video Cameron. As an experienced UA-camr, I'm impressed with your workshop skills and video techniques. Your subscribers will grow - I just subscribed. Scott
amazing combination!
Great video. I always presumed that the wheel on the end rotated. Perhaps that would be a good modification, tiny bearing mounted wheel.
They do rotate on most, but it’s not absolutely essential.
Very nice. I appreciate the explanation for how you sized it. I'm planning on making one as well, but I think I may go for an octagonal brass bar. Or maybe not -- your's looks pretty sweet, too.
Well done!
Thanks!
Idk how you don’t have more subs, very nice content!
Thanks! I really appreciate it!
Hammer Time, Nice job 👍
Thanks!
Epic! 👍 😊
Nice work
Fabulous
Great video, Thanks!
Your videos are fun to watch and have a relaxed, yet professional vibe. I am a DIYer myself I also love getting into the shop whenever I can. I just subbed!
Thanks for your support! Also, your FaceBook page is legit. I'll be sure to submit my projects.
Informative and well put together. Nice work.
Thanks! I'm still learning the video production side of things. 😅
That's awesome! I want one of those! 👍 If I had a metal lathe I could do some damage 😁
Thanks! I'm telling you, the metal lathe is one of the best purchases I've made. I'm by no means a "machinist". But I love the flexibility it adds to the shop. If I need a bushing, spacer, or random odd part, I just make it. No searching the internet; no waiting for delivery. Once you can weld and machine a part, the possibilities are endless.
@@planbuilduse5994 , I'm almost ready to pull the trigger on a plasma / router cnc machine for my shop. I've always wanted to combine metal and wood working in my projects and designs. Every time I think I have found a deal on a metal lathe I'm either strapped or it sells before I can make the deal. Lol If you decide you ever want to make and sell one of those, I'd be interested. Great video and explanation in the narration 👍
@@Ronsparks1006 Will do. And thanks again!
Beautiful combination of walnut and brass. File handles are something that I need to look into making. Thanks for the video.
Thanks!
Great project and video.
Thanks!
Nice work..
Thanks!
Nice work! If you want more views, feel free to embed your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :-) www.homemadetools.net/forum/