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Edgeband Trimmer - Tips and Tricks
Here we are are showing how to finish the edges from our Edgebanding from the previous video on Edgebanding.
Here is the link to the prior video:
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Thanks for watching and please let us know what video you would like to see next.
Happy woodworking,
David Thiessen
Here is the link to the prior video:
ua-cam.com/video/4CihWBTHF1g/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching and please let us know what video you would like to see next.
Happy woodworking,
David Thiessen
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Edge Bander demo and using tips
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Working with sheet goods such as plywood and particle board require and edge band to cover the raw edges. There are methods ranging from using a household iron to commercial machines costing over a hundred thousand dollars. In this video we will take a look at a simple benchtop machine costing around $370 - $470. While this machine can be a little finicky out of the box, I will show you how to ...
Grilled cedar plank salmon: How woodworkers do lunch!
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Here is a Fun video cooking salmon on a cedar plank. These were the scraps from our cedar box video. Thanks for watching, David
Building Cedar Storage Benches Part 2
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Part 2 of our Outdoor furniture Cedar wood storage box. Which does double duty as a bench and a storage box is perfect for the back patio or poolside. You can store pool accessories or patio furniture cushions in them. This video follows the process we used to create them our of Western Red Cedar. We will be using Miter saws, pocket screw joinery, and routers to create these simple but stylish ...
Building Cedar Storage Benches
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Outdoor furniture that does double duty as a bench and a storage box is perfect for the back patio or poolside. You can store pool accessories or patio furniture cushions in them. This video follows the process we used to create them our of Western Red Cedar. We will be using Miter saws, pocket screw joinery, and routers to create these simple but stylish storage benches. If you like our videos...
Learn how to make a cabinet door using a cope and stick router bit set HD
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*This is an older video we updated per some of your requests. This video showcases the process of making some cherry frame and panel doors for some bookcases. A door shop would use a shaper to do this, but it can be done well with a stile and rail router bit set on a router table. A link is included for the router bit set as well as a few other things used in door making. Happy woodworking! Her...
Tool Review: The True Position Tools TP - 1935 Cabinet Hardware Jig W/ Line Boring Extensions
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The TP - 1935 Cabinet Hardware Jig With Line Boring Extensions is a relatively new tool to the market. It is capable of drilling accurate holes for cabinet knobs and handles, even long bar pulls up to 30 1/4" long C to C. It also allows you to manually line bore holes for adjustable shelves and building with the 32mm system. Best of all it makes quick work of all these tasks! I used to make woo...
How to make accurate curved moldings with a router Part 2
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In part 2 we bring this to a conclusion by gluing up the wood blank, rough cut it to shape and use the pattern we made in part 1 to router it to the final shape. If you missed part one go check it out for the process of making a perfect pattern.
How to make accurate curved moldings with a router Part 1
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In part one of this two part series we go through the process of making a pattern with a perfect radius using a router with a trammel arm jig. Then we prepare the wood to be glued up into a blank that we will use the pattern to create a curved molding for a fireplace mantle. Part two will demonstrate the actual glue up and shaping of the molding into a perfectly curved molding. Please Subscribe...
Tool Review - Countersink Bit for a Confirmat screw
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Using confirmat screws makes it possible to make very strong butt joints when building cabinets from melamine, particle board, or MDF. When doing this manually with a drill there were only a few options in drill bits until Make it Snappy Tools came out with this bit. In this video I will show you how to use it in drilling pilot holes for confirmat screws in cabinet construction. You can also us...
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Thanks for the info, going to try making some for my kitchen this weekend
Now that you have this jig for a while what do you think?
Woodglut has a lot of plans to choose from.
Just bought one of these edge banders. I'm having a challenge getting the set-up correct, so the banding doesn't creep up as the shelf passes through. I am a little confused about your description of how you used your shims. Wouldn't placing them at the inside edge of the table actually make the angle >90? Thanks in advance for any help with my setup.
I just got one and am having the same issue. Did you figure out any tips to line up the feeder ramps? There’s literally no information about this thing!
@@cwilli321975 Freud has a manual you can get.
Great video, man! About to pick one of these up since I'm building a whole kitchen worth of cabinets with slab doors, so I've got a lot of edge banding ahead of me. Great tips and tricks here.
Curious if you have plans or sketches that you would be willing to share or email? I realize this is an old post but it’s one of the best I’ve found. I am hoping to replicate your design with cedar so this was extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing the video!
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Good job
Hii sir my profession carpenter. I want to buying machine reply please
You are amazing when explaining. I appreciate your videos. Thank you
You make learning sooo easy. Thank you a million. 💯👍🏾
Nice but here each screw cost about 2 dollars so...... no I don’t use them
Check out Amazon, you can get them for 10¢-20¢ each
Thank you. Helpful, to the point.
Would rain still get in?
Good vid. They turned out great. Would be worthwhile investing in a better mic for your camera. Thx
love the technical details 46' miters (great tip) - thanks for sharing.
I am interested in learning how to build doors using cope and stick joinery. Should I just buy a cheap set of router bits and learn with them? Some are ~$50.00 while most name brands are >$100.00.
How can I let you contact? What is your mail? I need your help
Great video. Exactly what I am wanting to build. Thank you!!
Is it only you in that whole shop?
At the time of the video I had one full-time employee and one part-time employee.
thank you. nice video!
Thanks for the review! It was very helpful.
Great video! Fantastic piece
Hi David Very informative video, thank you. Just a few tips: you could make speech volume a bit louder and have some closeups incorporated. With these, yours would easily compare to some of the "big woodworker's"' videos.
Hi , may I say a great explanation video , may I ask a few questions, the bench spikes are home made or were to buy? The bandsaw is a 3/4 motor on a delta riser block bandsaw which allows how much cutting height,? And what type of glue did you use for joining the timber joints . Great video
Tom Thumb Glad you enjoyed the video! The pinch dogs were purchased from Woodcraft www.woodcraft.com/products/2-pinch-dog. My band saw with the riser block gives me a 12" high cutting capacity. I don't use 12" very often but I do cut 8" tall material quite often. As for the glue I used Titebond 3 because it is a medium brown color that blends well with the cherry. Hope these answers help. Subscribe to see our upcoming woodworking videos!
Speech audio should be a little louder, otherwise good video. Just keep them coming.
Thank you Adam!! Yes you are correct, there was a heater blowing next to the guy filming it, (won't do that again). Are there any video's you would like to see us make in the future?
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