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shaunintheshed
United Kingdom
Приєднався 29 чер 2019
Hi my name is Shaun and i like to spend time making things in my Shed(its really a garage) with my shop dog Jethro.
I like to mainly make things with wood but am open to using new materials when required.
Making things gives me a breakaway from my day to day job dealing with enterprise level it infrastructure.
Join me as i make a few mistakes and eventually some nice things.
Lets learn together.
Shaun
I like to mainly make things with wood but am open to using new materials when required.
Making things gives me a breakaway from my day to day job dealing with enterprise level it infrastructure.
Join me as i make a few mistakes and eventually some nice things.
Lets learn together.
Shaun
Building a small skateboard ramp what could go wrong!
EP29 - Building a small skateboard ramp what could go wrong!
To assist Fred in being able to drop into the bowl on the skatepark i built a small ramp for the garden to practise dropping in.
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To assist Fred in being able to drop into the bowl on the skatepark i built a small ramp for the garden to practise dropping in.
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Відео
Making a Children's Wooden Mud Kitchen
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EP28 - Making a Children's Wooden Mud Kitchen It was the time of year to spend some time enjoying the UK's few days of sunshine so I constructed a Mud Kitchen for the little ones. 0:00 Welcome 0:47 Dimensions 1:33 Square Enough 3:51 Worktop 6:07 Kung Fu Grip 6:35 Spraying 8:15 Here's Tommie Ikea Children's kitchen toys Utensils - www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/duktig-5-piece-toy-kitchen-utensil-set-multi...
Lumberjack TS1800 Table Saw 6 Months Review
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EP27 - Lumberjack TS1800 Table Saw 6 Months Review After owning and using the Saw for 6 months here are my opinions on my Lumberjack TS1800 Cast Iron table saw. 0:00 Welcome to the review 0:58 Build Quality 1:32 Power is it strong enough 2:15 how sharp is your blade? 3:55 to dado or not to dado 5:30 the fence straight or not? 6:15 operating stance 7:00 final thoughts Lumberjack Tools - www.lumb...
Unboxing & Reviewing Lumberjack TS1800 Table Saw
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Unboxing & Reviewing Lumberjack TS1800 Table Saw
Making a Pair of Mallets from Reclaimed Hardwood
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Making a Pair of Mallets from Reclaimed Hardwood
Converting An Old Whiskey Barrel into a Dog Bed
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Converting An Old Whiskey Barrel into a Dog Bed
Making A Burnt Wood and Polished Copper Coat Stand
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Making A Burnt Wood and Polished Copper Coat Stand
Making A Clock To Learn To Tell The Time
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Making A Clock To Learn To Tell The Time
Vlogging, Makers Central, Tools and Burnout
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Vlogging, Makers Central, Tools and Burnout
Making a Bench Seat from Old Skateboards
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Making a Bench Seat from Old Skateboards
Making a Display Case for my Military Medals
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Making a Display Case for my Military Medals
Making Plywood Vinyl Record Display Frames
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Making Plywood Vinyl Record Display Frames
Making a Set of Medieval Stocks/Pillory
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Making a Set of Medieval Stocks/Pillory
Making a Viking/Stargazer chair from a piece of Scaffold Board
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Making a Viking/Stargazer chair from a piece of Scaffold Board
Converting Vans Skate Shoes into Rollerskates
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Converting Vans Skate Shoes into Rollerskates
EP 02 - My first time and a Cross Cut Sled
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EP 02 - My first time and a Cross Cut Sled
EP 01 - Playing with the intro for my videos
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EP 01 - Playing with the intro for my videos
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Shaun, do you have any idea where I can purchase a riving knife for the TS 1800 ?
Cheer~~~a wooden framework with holes for the head and hands, in which an offender was imprisoned and exposed to public abuse.😊
liked the video but the music is offputting
Great job Shaun!!
This guy has really creative ideas he is gonna be an excellent mario.
I've had this table saw for just over 8 months and it's excellent. Personally, I use Diablo Saw Blades because of their quality of cut and durability. The only 'niggles' I've had with the Table Saw are the overly large, stock, Blade guard (easily replaced) and the baffling duel measurement ports - one of which I did as suggested by another YT channel and covered up. I'd highly recommend this Table Saw to anyone looking for accuracy, reliability and durability. PS. Get yourself a Diesel Heater for your workshop - cheap to run and provide a huge amount of heat for the price. You can buy them on Amazon or eBay for as little as £70 and they're all pretty much the same. Watch a few YT vids on how to improve, set up and maintain (which is no big deal) and the job will be a good 'un.
What!!!😮
Great reviews on this saw Shaun, I'm contemplating getting one as an upgrade to my DeWalt, but just wanted to ask if you get much arbour wobble with the lumberjack? If i put a 2.8 kerf freud in my dewalt I get a cut kerf of 3mm its not much wobble, but enough to chip the edge on melamine faced boards
No wobble at all. It steady as. Don’t forget it can handle a hefty dado with no wobble also
Thanks for the response buddy, that's great, it seems too good to be true at its price point so I think I'll order one.
So simple. Your a genius!
I'm need to make one for my granddads medals from WW1, thank you for the idea.
Hi Shaun. Questuon for you. Well actually more a request. I have a problem with my saw. Bought it online from a company in Belgium, which doesnt seem to exist anymore. Anyway the issue i have is the belt has broken, its actually split along its length. On investigation i can see what i think is the problem. There are the two pulleys that drive the blade. The one on the blade looks good but the pulley on the motor seems like it has shifted along the shaft towards the motor. Looking at them one can see they are not in alignment and causing the belt to only run on half its width on the ine pulley. I can see a channel milled out on the shaft of the motor and inagine it has some k8nd of locking bar and grub screw. Anyway my request to you is if you happen to open the back panel on the saw, take a look and tell me if the pulley ob the motor sits flush with the end of the shaft. In my case i can see at least half an inch of shaft sticking out the pulley. I am trying to get in touch with lumberjack tools but they are a bit slow on the replies, busy setting up for a show i was told. I am dreading the solution if i am correct in my amateur diagnosis. I will have to get the motor out, which i have mulled over. Do ir can i take the top off? Do i flip it on its top and work from below. All sorts of challenges await. Cheers, have a great day, and thanks for any tips.
I will get down to my workshop and have a look for you Over the next few days
@@shaunintheshed hi. Managed to get the motor out. Not too difficult but remains to be seen if I get it all back together. On inspection of my now free motor I can see the pulley has a square groove milled into it and the shaft on the motor has the same groove milled in it. They do not line up as they should. Into that groove should fit a 5mm square bar which is missing along with the grub screw meant to hold it in place. Thus the pulley moved. Why the grub screw and locking bar are missing is a guess. Either the grub screw came out by itself allowing the locking bar to fall out etc or someone forgot on a Friday afternoon to put it in. Anyway I will get it sorted. I have had very unsatisfactory help from lumberjack tools. Can't get past Sharna to speak to a technician. Anyway all's good. Just eagerly awaiting a photo to show me the right position of the pulley. Actually glad I had to take it all apart because I have found a few other nuts and screws not tightened up. A few washers missing etc.
@@bobsponge3747 Apologies I have been ill and the workshop was not on the agenda. I should be down there over the next 36 hours(its a mile from the house).
@@shaunintheshed hey Shaun. No worries mate. All good. Hope you are recovered.
Loved your review and I agree its a decent saw for my needs. One question special clearance inserts or inserts for dado stacks can you get them anywhere?
Keep an eye on www.shaunintheshed.com I will have them in stock shortly Zero insert and Blank inserts. Shaun
Hi Shaun ,, I watched ur video couple of times 😂 love it . Finally I decided to get one , I tried to get 10% discount with ur name but unfortunately it didn’t work 😂, any idea? Many thanks ❤❤
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Are these made out of wood ?
Completly out of wood, MDF sub frame with flexible plywood outers
can we get a how to on how to make these?
I will see what i can do. maybe make a small one
How did you make these? I need to make two of them and need some help.
Any chance you can share the cut list?
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Brilliant!
At least use gloves or an improvised extension hand (could use a flat piece of wood with sandpaper glued to it) so worst case scenario, your hand ISN'T fucked?
never where gloves near a blade or something spinning it can do you more harm as it would pull you in towards the spinning nasty thing
Shaun how did you get it upright I can’t even move mine it took the wife my son and me 3+ hrs just to get in shed. I was going to take the bed off to make it easier but I couldn’t remove it would you have any suggestions on after I get legs on I can get upright cheers steve 👨🏼🦽
Making these for church could use help on how you did it.
How did you make this?
Shaun can I ask you on your 12” miter saw the 4 bolts that attach it to workbench or the arms that attach to the mobile base are they thread facing up. I did mine facing up but just to long Any advice is welcome cheers steve
When it’s on the bench I have the bolt heads on top and nuts underneath When it’s on the portable mitre trolley the other way round
@@shaunintheshed so threads up on stand I tried that but bolts to long hitting the bed
@@Steve-dr7rr i used after market bolts etc
This is what I need to do :D thx
Shaun can I ask what a 5/8th arbour is in mm if ok cheers
its between 15.8 mm i have a 30 mm blade with a reducer ring from toolstation/screwfix
Can you use ipa to clean the bed
you can clean the bed with majority of things, at present i use a scourer pad then lightly oil
@@shaunintheshed I’ve got ipa then I’ve got the Axminster machine wax you can put on tables I’m hoping it’s ok still trying to learn what to get and what to run away from 😂👨🏼🦽
Hi Shaun can I ask if you can make a zero clearance plate for the ts 1800 and do you know or reckon that a router could be fitted like the American ones. I’ve got a ts1800 on order. So hopefully soon once everything else gets sorted. Cheers steve👨🏼🦽
I have a couple of Zero clearance inserts, getting ready to make a bunch on my cnc and put on etsy/my web page for order. the side wing accepts a router for sure, i have one in at present for a test before i commit to it.
@@shaunintheshed Shaun do I type in zero clearance plate for ts1800 to find it when on
I will post about them in the next few weeks
@@shaunintheshed cheers Shaun could I ask a quick one would you know best place to get 2 metres of anti static and flame proof 100mm hose from I can only do internet cheers
@@Steve-dr7rr ebay is your friend
Looks great Shaun I’m getting one but have no idea on blades as I’m a beginner so have no clue what are good blades and what are bad and like you I’m after a dadio blade set I’ll have to try and research some more
my personal preferance is freud blades, the sexton blades look pretty decent just don't like the bright yellow
If u have a review like this one u would never buy it xD Where is some cuts? Hiw is running? How well this is? Do a normal day usage of it not just... bla bla yyyyyyyy bla bla yyyyy
Awesome build mate. 👏👏
thank you
Great build buddy, looks like Fred enjoys it. Half pipe next yeah?
no chance, not enough garden space and fortnite passion has taken over from scooters
Where is the shot of you going down the ramp? That’s what I stuck around to the end for!
I am not that stupid
One question can you or have you made a how go make video of these. Because they're the best things I saw so can you please make a video of how to make I want to make one😊
I never videod it i'm afraid.
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I'm trying to convince my wife that I need a thicknesser. What's the Triton like? Is it loud? Is it accurate? Is it worth the money?
It was good, it was noicey but needed an after market adaptor for dust extraction. I have now moved to a larger Lumberjack Thicknesser planer instead.
Lumberjack appear to be growing their range rapidly. They seem to be taking other manufacturers products and re-branding them
In my first work I always used Woodglut plans.
How did he hang the medals in the frame ?
This was the type of bracket I purchased for this. www.empiremedals.com/products/offset-fixing-bracket-35-x-10mm-zinc-alloy-black-finish?variant=32032607666294
@@shaunintheshed many thanks
@@eastboundanddown5872 love the username bandit :)
hi shaun.e recently got my ts1800frm lumbejack, £845. sadly they dont carry accesories. how can i get hold of zero clearance and dado plates ro 5!!
those you either have to make yourself or look on etsy. but they pricey - www.etsy.com/uk/listing/877877757/ridgid-r4520-zero-clearance-insert?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=rigid+zero+clearance&ref=sr_gallery-1-7&pro=1&edd=1&organic_search_click=1 I have been trying to get a bulk load made myself and am waiting on my CNC machine @DeanMakes
Hi, any idea if I can get a replacement motor for this saw in the UK? I live in Nigeria, got a ridgid 3650 from Canada, but its motor is rated for 110v/60Hz, while power supplied is rated at 220v/50Hz, like the UK.
i would suggest to contact Lumberjack customer care.
may i ask what is the dust extraction like is it good ? and where is the extraction port hole placed and what size is it ? thanks
Hi, sorry for the delayed response. The dust extraction port is under the saw body and is 100 mm wide with a flange to allow a pipe to be attached. Without anything attached the motor pulls alot of the dust through to the port already.
@@shaunintheshed cool thanks 😁
Hi Shaun, nice video. I’m wondering how you’re getting on with this saw today? I’m in the market for a new saw and this may be the one. Is the motor an induction motor?
I love it, Oi Oi Captain I have spent the last weekend at the Harrogate Woodworking show demonstrating the saw and its capabilities. I would buy it now straight away. Yes direct drive induction motor and very quiet. if you buy direct fdrom LJ on their website use the cos ShaunShed10 for 10% off.
Hi again is 9mm marine plywood to thin for a cross cut sled. I’m new to woodworking and there no talking or subtitles I trying to guess what your using
Hiya Steve been manic sorry not got back to you. 13 or 18 mm ply/mdf would be my go to.
Hi do you have any plans for your cross cut sled cheers steve
none i'm afraid
Can I ask you what,make are the black boxes with orange bits on it behind you cheers
i purchased them from B&M no branding on them i'm afraid, they still sell them
Hi can I ask you would this be ok in a wooden cabin/shed or is it more likely to go through the floor
the saw weighs approx 120 KG so a few kilos more then me. If you were to put on a wooden floor i would add some strengthening to it.
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