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13分あたりの作業でしょうか？作業をする時に台車に乗せていたのでちょっと不安定でした。ので抑えている感じが出ちゃったかな。それでも作業できるのがトリマー鉋の良さですけどね。力は使ってません。端にかかっているので傾かないように、水平に動かすように注意してます。ちなみに何に悩んでますか？どのような作業に使うつもりですか？

@@kikikumastudio そうでした。13分頃からの作業です。 難しいと感じたのは、やはり、１３分頃の作業のように、端側を削る時でした。　そのほかにも、２分１４秒頃の鉋掛けのような広い面です。ちょっと力を板側に入れただけで、均一の削れないな～といった印象でした。 そこで、今は、刃の出を目いっぱい少なくして、板側に押し込むような力は入れずに、鉋の自重で削るようにしましが、その方法でも均一には削れないので、ペーパーがけをしてごまかしました。 使い方を整理すると→ １.材の端部では、なるべく水兵にトリマー鉋を動かす。 ２，材の平面側では、トリマー鉋の自重で削る。 といった感じですが、他にも注意点はございますか？ やはり、トリマー鉋は、平面での使用は難しいので、２分１４秒頃のような電動鉋が必須でしょうか？

わかりました。鉋同様に色々な使い方をしたいんですね。長くなるのでブログの方で記事にします。続きはそちらで。kikikumaのバイクライフは中古のZ250FTから始まりました。もう降りてしまったけど・・

Don't worry, we are all happy woodworkers!

I don't use a hand plane after sanding. I thought that many people would finish it with a sander, so I showed that scene first in the video. It is also possible to finish using only a hand plane. I just don't do that. I do a little sanding to remove any unevenness from the plane. It depends on the material, though.

As I wrote in the description, you can make the shelf with screws, or you can just make it with 1x8s as it is. The basic knowledge to make a shelf is the same. Some people don't want to remain beginners forever, and want to acquire more advanced skills and enjoy woodworking more. You can only do limited things with warped materials. Woodworking starts with flattening the material. Read the description of this channel. I share jigs so that you can make things with just basic power tools. But I'm not saying it's for beginners. It's for people of all levels. It's very easy to make a electric hand planer jig. But the potential of the jig is very high. Isn't it great to be able to do things that you couldn't do before? Hand planing is a subject that many people are interested in, and I am one of them. It's a skill that I learned mostly on my own. But it took a very long time. Thankfully, we have UA-cam now. It only takes a few years to master. And once you understand that everything is connected, you can use hand plane, electric planer jig, and stationary planer in the same way. These videos are meant to inspire everyone who loves woodworking. I hope you find something you want to try and make.

Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you!

Thank you from Brian in the UK. I'm glad you noticed the details in the video. I'm still learning how to make videos. I focus on the basics, just like woodworking. The music was chosen from UA-cam's library. I think acoustic guitar music is perfect for woodworking.

This is a hobby plane from Kakuri. I think it is the same as a Stanley trimming plane. This is just my personal guess, but I think it is a copy of a Stanley. The advantage of the hobby plane is that you can get replacement blades. Maybe they can be fitted to a Stanley as well. There are some parts where the explanation of how to sharpen the back of the blade is insufficient. Please note that there is a cutting angle on the back of the blade. Enjoy!

Thank you!

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

Thank you!

The drawings are available for anyone who wants to know the dimensions of each part. The dimensions of the jig are very important information and are the key to the design. The drawings also include notes that are necessary during production. I will consider adding the production steps to the future jigs. Thank you for your valuable opinion.

@@kikikumastudio Thank you. I ended up watching the video enough that I was able to customize it to my situation. Mine is slightly different dimensions and very slightly different design (I don't have a router so I used multiple pieces/thicknesses of board with space in between them instead of a groove carved in one piece of board for the sawdust channel). I loved your idea of the larger drill hole in the wood to allow for slight movement of the tracks so as to get them to a true 90 degrees by testing the cuts before finalizing it by drilling down the aluminum. My Makita saw is also a different size than yours and I had to accommodate it's dimensions, including it's sidewinder drive, so I had to grind and sand my right rail to the same height as the plywood bracket. So even with your exact measurements, I would have had to customize them for my saw anyway. I also used a board cut to 45 degrees instead of a bar. And the thing works BEAUTIFULLY! I just made a few series of shelves using it over the last few days and it's perfect. Thanks so much for you videos and your design. You do great work. I also got to visit Tokyo and Kyoto 7 or 8 years ago and I think you have one of the most beautifully organized countries I've ever visited. I had so many life-changing experiences there and met some of the sweetest people I've met in my travels. And the food..... my goodness. Can't wait to go back. Keep up the good work!

I'm glad you found my video useful! Thanks for sharing the jig idea.

Thank you. Glad you liked it.

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Thanks a lot! Sorry for the inconvenience. The registration process appears to be in Japanese. I'm thinking of a way to explain it to you all.

I added a note about registration to the description. Please don't mind the email in Japanese that you receive after you place your order. It was unnecessary information for those of you from overseas.

What's wrong? which part?

Thank you for watching the video.

Can you show us your jig? Of course, you don't drill holes or modify the planer itself, do you? This jig can only cut about 1.5mm at a time, but you can easily adjust the depth by using shims. It can do the work of a jointer and planer. It makes one side flat and then cuts the other side parallel. The aim is to make multiple pieces of material the same thickness. The jig that uses an electric hand planer is not a stationary machines, so it takes a little longer to work. But it works. If you have worked with a hand plane, you will understand this jig better. I am currently working on a video of making a shelf using this jig. Don't miss it!

Thank you very much for your warm comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I hope it will be helpful to you.

カンナが難しいといわれる理由のひとつに「刃の出し方の調整」がありますね。本来刃はほとんど出てないような状態で使いますけど、台が直っていないと屑が出ません。で刃をどんどん出します。屑は出ますが、うまくは削れません。で迷宮入りします。台を直せばそれなりに使えるようになりますから、まずは台直し。試してみてくださいね。

I love the Rube Goldberg machine, but the idea behind this jig is really practical. I recommend using a drill guide to make and use this jig, but you can do it without it. Same with the saw guide. You'll just get better results if you use those jigs. First of all, the drill guide is a jig for people who don't have a drill press. That's where it all started. If you have a drill press, you can just make a traditional dowel jig. A lot of people don't have stationary machines, so I'm sharing ideas for them. I don't think you've read it yet, but that's what this channel is about. And every idea leads to a new idea, so please share something for the woodworking community.

You know the old-time trick of tracing the dowel position using brads ? This jig makes it easy to do that. How many holes do you drill to make 4 drawers? 96 if you use 3 dowels on each corner. No matter what jig you use, it's the same process over and over again. So, stamp is handy. Old tricks can still be useful today, because sometimes the starting point for solving a problem when building something complex is a very simple solution. Please share a jig that is easier, more accurate, and can be made from scrap materials.

noo that is not the point, the jig is okay.. but why you allways take time stamps by showing, what sense does it make .. I see that ny others too and do not understand that

What part of the video are you referring to when you say repeating timestamps?

@@kikikumastudio when you are pressing on your smartphone

look at 1:49 …. sry wasn‘t a smartphone

Thank you! Let’s have fun with what we have now.

ごくごく普通の作業ですよ。切削は1mm以下でも使うことがよくあります。プランジルーターはこういう作業をするためというか、数ミリずつ削っていく作業がしやすいルーターです。トリマーでもできますよ。深さを調整するのに手数が多くなるだけかな。近年のトリマー（小型ルーター）にはオプションでプランジベースがあるから、後からアップグレードもできますね。

@@kikikumastudio ありがとうございます。ちなみに、概要でディッシュ・カービングビットがいいよって書いてるけど、値段がピンキリだと思います。 具体的にどのビットがおすすめですか？ 私は、トリマーはE-ValueのEWT-450Nを使っています。

平面出し作業は刃の摩耗が激しく、思うより早く切れなくなります。治具を作るおつもりなら、2+2デザインのビットがオススメです。切れが違います。ちょっとお高いですが、替え刃もあって、この手のビットとしてはリーズナブル。詳しくはua-cam.com/video/dkf42Q_pvIE/v-deo.html またこのビットを入手したら手カンナのように使える治具にも使えてとても便利です。今までできなかった作業ができるようになりますよ。 ua-cam.com/video/7K1JLEYiWWo/v-deo.html

@@kikikumastudio この2+2のビットで、この動画みたいに平面出しするってことですか？ また、この2+2のビットはトリマーでも使えますか？ なんか何度も馬鹿みたいな確認みたいな馬鹿なコメントして申し訳ないです。 とりあえず、この図面は絶対購入させてもらいます！

@@kikikumastudio 図面買いました！！！

治具の長さや幅はよく使う材料や作るものに合わせたらいいですよ。長さは920mmあればDIYなら十分と思っての設計。トリマーでも大丈夫。ちょうどブログの方に「作ったよ！」というコメントをいただきました。kikik.studioyutaka.com/2022/07/blog-post.html

Thank you. I'm glad you found it useful!

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the videos!

応援、コメントありがとうございます！試してみてくださいね。

Thank you! I'm currently renting an old shed for my workshop. I'll make a video when the new workshop is ready. It'll probably take a while though.

I've been using the same circular saw for over 30 years.

横30cmx縦15cmというのは幅30cmｘ厚み15cmですか？これを手鋸で切るんですよね。丸ノコでも難しい作業ですけど・・できないとは言いたくないですねー。ここはDIYの森ですからね。開口部に30x15cmが入るようにしたら一応理屈ではできるはず。まっすぐきれい・・これは状況次第。もしこの切った材に相手があるのなら・・仕口とかで突き付く相手がいる場合、粗が見えるので気になるかもしれないけど、「気にしない」で解決するしかないかな。でも相手がいない。この材で完結する場合、何かの天板になるとかなら「なんとなくまっすぐきれい」であればいいわけです。取り敢えず切って、切り口をうまく仕上げる。大きめのルーターと3”のストレートビットを用意すれば作業は少し楽に・・あとはひたすらペーパーで作業。木工で言う「まっすぐ、きれい」はとても幅が広いですからね。他にもアイディアあるかもですね。材種と用途がわかるといいアドバイスが出てくるかも・・皆さんどうですか？ 厚材ですから関わるすべての作業が簡単ではないし、忍耐も試行錯誤も必要。やるなら覚悟がいります。是非挑戦してみてください。結果も教えてくださいね。

@@kikikumastudio ありがとうございます！ 厚さは、15センチくらいです！！ それと、一つ質問ですが、5センチ✕5センチ長さ7センチの角材と角材を、木工用ボンドとクランプを使って圧着する場合、ズレないように綺麗に真っ直ぐ正確に圧着するための治具とかってありますか？？ 接着の方向は、横口同士と横口同士、縦口同士と縦口同士の2パターンです。

どうやってもある程度はズレます。ズレを少なく、ちゃんと接着するにはサネを入れるのがいいかな。きれいに・・は後加工がいりますよ。ルーター等で削ると材が減りますからそれを考えておきましょう。15cmの厚材といっしょに使うのかな？いったい何が出来上がるんでしょう？

For now, I think this is the jig for the hand planer. The other jigs are good but I don't think they are suitable for real-world thicknessing or repeated fine adjustments. Please give it a try. Thank you!

Thank you. Glad you liked it!

日本語でコメントありがとうございます。動画も気に入ってもらえて嬉しいです！

コメントありがとうございます。気に入ってもらえて嬉しいです！

Glad you liked it. Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you!

Thank you for your comment. Glad you liked it!

The blade can be used in either direction to cut. If you have recently acquired a plane, it is better to use it in the normal direction. Regarding sharpening the blade, there is a note to add. This blade is sharpened from both sides. Therefore, you need to sharpen the back side as well. If you place a metal ruler on the whetstone and then place the blade on it to sharpen, the angle should be just right. You just have to get used to how the blade extends. Patiently extend it a little at a time and try cutting again. Even if it looks like the blade is not extending, it may be. Just be patient.

The magnet will be slightly scratched, but this will not affect the use of the jig. This jig sacrifices the magnet to obtain results. The magnet can be replaced, but it will last quite a long time. Thank you!

治具を作るための部材の寸法は図面にあります。図面をダウンロードください。概要欄にリンクがあります。この治具図面は有料ですが、無料の図面もいっぱいあります。活用くださいね。

スウェーデンの皆さんこんにちは。気に入ってくれて嬉しいです！

It would be nice to add some color to the jig. Thank you!

makita 1911BSPになります。30年以上前のモデル、未だにカタログにのってます。板矧ぎした大きめの板をカンナがけするのならオススメですが、一般用途なら82mm幅の方がいいかなと思います。

ご回答をいただきありがとうございます。82㎜の中古電器館を探して動画でご紹介されているカンナ代を作ってみようと缶がています。

82mmの方がいっぱいありますし、使いやすいのではと思います。どのメーカでもいいのですが、最大切削深さが2mm以上であることと、前後端に底板の出っ張りのある機種がこの治具には向いてます。是非試してみてください。

アドバイスありがとうございます。　特殊な実験用で薄い板（A4サイズくらいの大きさ）を0.5㎜ずつ削る必要があるため1900Bを選んでみようと思います。用途が限られていることとマキタのパーツがどこでも手に入るのでオーバーホールをして専用加工機を作る予定です。　　※木工になるのかはわかりませんが最終的には樹脂加工などを施し音響関係の実験が目的です。

Thanks. I'm glad you found it useful!

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I hope it reaches more people. And I hope it can help and inspire many people. Thank you!