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TheNaturalWorkshop
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Welcome to The Natural Workshop's UA-cam Channel.
We use UA-cam more than we would care to admit and I think this is a fair comment for most of us out there. I wanted to give something back to the community which has saved me not only hours but days of headaches and heartaches.
If there is something you would like me to review, look at or make then please drop it in the comments and I will get back to you.
Have an awesome day!
We use UA-cam more than we would care to admit and I think this is a fair comment for most of us out there. I wanted to give something back to the community which has saved me not only hours but days of headaches and heartaches.
If there is something you would like me to review, look at or make then please drop it in the comments and I will get back to you.
Have an awesome day!
Lumberjack Drum Sander: Unexpected Results!
Watch as we put the Lumberjack Drum Sander to the test in this real-world review! See the unexpected results of the parallel check and find out if the bed is level in this in-depth video.
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These are some of the most used items that I use daily in the workshop. They would make the perfect gift for the woodworker in your life! Please note that as an Amazon Affiliate, if you buy something through our “links” we may get a small share of the sale. No one has asked or paid me for these recommendations.
Lumberjack 305mm Mitre Saw - amzn.to/3MqB6qp
Lumberjack PT305 - amzn.to/43baXU1
Makita 18v Impact and Drill Set - amzn.to/41VIrEc
Bostich Nailer - amzn.to/3OuLVdP
OX Pro Tough Torpedo Level 10" / 250mm - amzn.to/3BIRvBR
Stanley STA998985 Pocket Tapes - amzn.to/3hyLGjQ
Soudal P45 Pro PU Glue - amzn.to/43fznex
Social Accounts -
Facebook - TheNaturalWorkshop
Instagram - thenaturalworkshop
Amazon Links -
These are some of the most used items that I use daily in the workshop. They would make the perfect gift for the woodworker in your life! Please note that as an Amazon Affiliate, if you buy something through our “links” we may get a small share of the sale. No one has asked or paid me for these recommendations.
Lumberjack 305mm Mitre Saw - amzn.to/3MqB6qp
Lumberjack PT305 - amzn.to/43baXU1
Makita 18v Impact and Drill Set - amzn.to/41VIrEc
Bostich Nailer - amzn.to/3OuLVdP
OX Pro Tough Torpedo Level 10" / 250mm - amzn.to/3BIRvBR
Stanley STA998985 Pocket Tapes - amzn.to/3hyLGjQ
Soudal P45 Pro PU Glue - amzn.to/43fznex
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I'm was looking to get just the thicknesser version. I see some people using it as a thicknesser and some as a planer, but have never known the difference. Can someone explain what I'm missing please.
If you used a mic we could hear you over the noise. had to turn of as could watch anymore
where can i buy this product....
Thats crap
🤣 Great feedback, any reason why?
@@TheNaturalWorkshopYou should have used clear glue at least, or just pine wood filler. Keep the black CA for ebony or blackwood so it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb 😄
Hiya Josh. Nice review. I have neither a production shop nor the room to justify the cost and footprint of a machine like that. So it's #5 Jacks and smoothers with a ROS follow on for me. Time is money so it's said. I have no money and lots of time to make sawdust. Take care & stay safe.
Looks good!!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Yea, nice. But use dust mask or kiss your lungs goodbye.
The Daisy dukes offer all the protection required
🤣 I have nothing else to add....amazing comment lol
Los chores de 🗡️
😂
a seam
It was a slot for an acrylic door! 😁
well, it's easy if you have a big saw with adequate side, infeed and outfeed tables. Doing it by yourself, outside on a small Dewalt site saw is a whole different ballgame.....I give that a sphincter factor of 9.5 out of ten 😭
😂 haha that is true, we did start out on a little cheapo saw to be fair though lol but yeah, I had help!
Aha! Someone who thinks like me! I love it. I'm in a similar place. I can't afford the fancy festool auto clean dust extractor, so I started trying to figure out a good cheap temporary substitute for my purposes. I'd used my Dyson v11 outsize under extreme abuse during a few years of renovation, and been astounded by how much it would put up with before clogging! And also familiar with how much it struggled with the finest drywall dust. So here's a little protip that works essentially perfectly for everything except sanding drywall... And even then, works surprisingly well for a while... Buy one of the Dyson *Cinetic* models used. They have extra special little cyclones that filter down to much smaller sizes. The channel "vacuum facts" goes into more detail about the kinda special engineering involved (and why they're no longer made). I used it through no less than *FIFTEEN* binfulls of nasty ultrafine dust from sanding drywall, and from using it attached to a drywall cutout saw. For those first fifteen, *zero* problems with suction! It was only when I started doing large area sanding with finer meshes that things started to fail. The difficult part that I've run into now is a few fold, and I hope one of us on the internet can figure out the next step in clever diy dust extraction hacks: 1. The performance of the Dyson cyclones depends highly on the velocity and volume of airflow, so once the post motor hepa filters begin to clog, the performance can snowball in the worsening direction. Eventually it seems the seals on the filters just fail and the vacuum starts spewing ultra fine dust into the room (🤮) 2. There's no prefilter to protect the post motor hepa filters on the Cinetic units, so once the cyclones stop working properly from low flow, the dust goes straight to the post motor filter and plugs it. You can't wash them (I don't think so) so you just have to trash the expensive filter. 3. Between the smallish size of the dyson canister bin, and the difficulty of cleaning fine dust from the shroud, it can be easier than you'd expect to plug it with ultra fine dust Similarly, using a prefiltering cyclone (a nice one from mullet!) is choking flow enough to maybe be a problem in the same way. I suspect it's the length of the hoses and the fittings that's partly responsible! 4. The size of the hoses and fittings on the Dyson vacuums are household sized, so they definitely lose flow and pressure when converting to shop vac sizes, furthering the other problems .... Now as long as Dyson doesn't want to get into the shop vac market, what I'd really kill to see is for someone to figure out a good setup for using a Dyson Cinetic cyclone + bin assembly itself as a first stage for a proper shop vac, just using the shop vac itself as the motor and the final filter. The Dyson could even be a second stage after a mullet cyclone or something like it! Since the Dyson cinetic cyclones are so much better at removing fine and ultrafine dust, it would greatly reduce loading on a proper shop vac hepa filter. Heck, it could even feed into a nice festool with auto clean, since I presume those do eventually load up too? Perhaps someone insane could even reuse the motor assembly with the right ducting to duct that exhaust directly into another shop vac? My fabrication skills are too week and my time too lacking to do it myself in a reliable way that others could use... But it sure seems like it would be a worthwhile hack for people like us!
Plase, last question. What do you think about Irwin router bits? Thanks my friend.
No problem. I've not used them but would expect them to be good as the Irwin brand seems to be good.
Very nice
Thank you 😊 🙏
Nice. What type of wood did you you use?
The legs are treated 4x4s and the frame is built from 2x6s. Thank you!
thx for sharing :)
Youre welcome 🙏
Great job
Thanks! 😁
I've got a problem. Recently (in Mexico, my country) I bought a package of router bits, Trend (brand). The set was 15 with half inch shank, one of the bits came broke, so I have to send it back (Amazon USA), but when I bougt them, the price was acceptable, now the router bits has show two times a different price in less of a month! (expensive). Well, as I need to use my router (an Skill RT1322) the only router bits that I see on Amazon are MNA and/or Skill, available. What can I do, buy one of this brands or try again for the Trend ones? I don't have many knowledge in carpentry, I'm starting. From Mexico, a big hello!
If you are just starting out then a cheapish bit will work just fine. I only tend to buy expensive bits when it's going to get hours of use. I like trend bits, but also use lots of cheap, no name bits.
When my shop takes off i want a drum sander!
It's an awesome tool, well worth the money!
You're a braver man than I am..I couldn't bring myself to take a spray gun to my rifle, although you've done a cracking good job there. Fortunately mine is already black all over and has a nice tactical look to it. One thing that bugs me about air rifle makers is that so many pcps have the pressure gauge under the barrel so you literally have to look down the barrel of a gun to check your tank status. Do these people know nothing about weapons safety?😂
Haha I was a tad nervous if I'm being honest....lol, thanks though, I'm pleased with it but it's a work in progress! Ha yeah I know, this is my second PCP and both have guages at the barrel end 🤦♂️ 🤣
@@TheNaturalWorkshop Fred Axelson is the man...my old Logun S16 has the pressure gauge at the back of the action above the tank/ buttstock...easy and safe to check. I'd love to upgrade to a Steyr or Weirauch, but I'm too tight, and the Logun still shoots like new.
Ha the man and legend himself! Ah yeah I know the feeling, the only reason I upgraded from my Hatsan was the weight and shot count. I looked at a couple of HW100s but I just cant justify the price, especially when this little NP02 does everything I need it to and I dont feel bad about painting it at that price!
Aye no to everyone's taste but I liked it. Glad to see ye back on the Tube. Just MHO but I think the colour came out to uniform, as in it hasn't broken up the overall shape. I guess it will depend on what and where yer shooting. Thanks for posting Josh. Take care & stay safe.
Thanks Doug! Yeah for sure, I'm out in the grass and bushes over at a golf course so the colours are fairly simple but I'm going to have a rego soon 😁 Thanks for watching man, I hope you're well!
@@TheNaturalWorkshop No bad. doing some DIY with a new Dbl bevel 255 miter saw. E-mountain bike on order so there's gibbles and bits to fab up.
Ha living the dream then mate!
They're not dominoes, they're biskets 😂
Lol nope, not biscuits, these are made from plastic and have a clamping force of 70kgs!
The ar bisketjoint not domino
Nope....not biscuits! These are made from plastic!
Biscuit jointer?
Almost, it's like a high tech one which uses plastic biscuits that can clamp together
Hi mate im struggling to get the black thicker cable of the old part to put on the new is there anything special i need to do to get it off? The opposite cable to the parking brake release cable
Isnt it just crimped on? Been a while since I've taken it off to he honest, why are you changing it out?
@@TheNaturalWorkshop thanks for the reply mate changing the same part as you I've ordered the part and waiting for the arrival I'm not too sure on what I'll need to do until it gets here tbh, I've got the old rusted part ready to take out I've cut the yellow wire unclipped the release cable, the thicker cable is hooked onto like an arm inside the mechanism (sorry about the terminology) there is a spring holding this I've removed the spring but cannot get the cable to extend far enough over the arm inside the mechanism to release the cable.I'm guessing you just slide it out of the old mechanism with ease once it's unhooked
@@TheNaturalWorkshop I've got a leak coming down from the engine bay somewhere above the pedals I think as I have no sunroof and water only on drivers side. Again this is just a guess i have no real knowledge I'm just fairly handy
Fair enough, I do remember it being a pain and it looks like there is a crimp connecter on it in the video, I'll see what I can see in the morning. As for the leak, have you taken the wipers off and checked the bonnet drain? Mine is parked under a tree 90% of the time and that's where the constant issue comes from. There are a couple of drains under the plastic cover which sits under the wipers, they tend to get filled up by fine dirt and create no end of hassle!
@@TheNaturalWorkshop yeah I've taken it off but I couldn't see any visible problems..do you just clear these drains out? Or did you seal around them also? I do appreciate your help mate thank you
So satisfying
Thank you 🙏
Might as well use sticky tape
You think? They have 70kgs of holding force and we add glue in when we do final assembly.
What disc you are using for panels to cut? For fine finish
I think I was running a 40t Trend blade. Any High tooth count blade with an ATB or TCG grind will work though!
How do you plan to finish it? And what species is that?
Species? Do you mean the wood? I'm not sure, we use specially made marine ply which doesn't use endangered trees. As for finish, I tend to varnish the inside and paint the outside however I have put camo paint on a couple which are used by bushcrafters/fishermen.
Stuff the ends with floats and foam, glass it off, then tie two of them together and make a catamaran!
Ha that's an awesome idea!
UA-cam video watchers are all over the globe. We don't know what c glue means where I am from but I sure would like to stick some wood doesn't metal.
CA Glue is super glue, I tend to buy the thicker stuff for wood and metal as it is easier to use!
Pencil lines works as well mind
Yes they do!
What if you went corner to corner in both boxes on your door instead maybe? “ in a perfect world” the bracing should be under 45 degrees no?
Yes you could do that, as long as the bracing angle from the base is more than 45. Less than 45 will cause the brace to act in tension where we need it to act in compression.
Is it a grass of sorts?
Good guess....
Waste
of?
A video about a diy-er who managed to put his hands on a router and a camera
🤣 what makes you say that?
no I haven't....because I don't have a thickness sander. Wish I had because I really like osb...a mate of mine rented a barn conversion for a few months. The ceiling was all OSB sanded and garnished and it looked stunning...OSB is a very under appreciated product.
Yeah I totally agree. I've done quite a few jobs for a local design firm and OSB is the in thing at the moment, I think it's a great way to cover a surface while adding texture!
@@TheNaturalWorkshop I really like the effect when you paint it and then sand off the surface, leaving the paint residue in the cracks...varnish or epoxy the top and Bob's your uncle 👍
Not with a tape that short......😂
"I'm not folding it in half for anyone...." 🤣
Hey, loved the way you presented🙌! I'm not really sure if it is the best time to ask but, I was wondering if I could help you create a better distribution by working on post-production like better storytelling through Edits, Keywords, think catchy intros and outros, or even some engaging short clips! Would love to chat if you're interested and keep creating good content:)
I admire honesty, you got your sub.
🙏 Thank you!
any updated on this?
Time for cordless battery palm router
Yeah I agree, the cable is becoming a pain lol
Hell yes brother
So sad when what was a woodworking channel just starts showing some cutie and a bunch of skin trying to sell themselves more than their work 😢 lolol
Hahahahahaha I know right, Ill be on OF next....😂
A little harder and slower on a bandsaw than a tablesaw. But do you do you.
Plenty of folks are setting up shops without a tablesaw at all nowadays. Can't really blame them when it is such a dangerous machine if you don't have a good mentor. Idk if I could live without a tablesaw altogther but I have noticed I'm using my bandsaw more and more for stuff I could use the tablesaw for, just happens to be more convenient and easier for me in a lot of situations, especially if I'm already gonna joint or skip plane or whatever. Nowadays my unisaw is only really used for sleds, jigs and really long rips. And I have thousands of hours on the tablesaw in cabinet shops (not even joking, like 2000hrs last time I calculated it lol). But that's just me, with my machines in my shop doing my projects. Obv everyone has diff needs and what works best for them is different.
The only thing i think about when i hear this song is that one fat lady that sits on a exercuse ball and its in like double speed
It’s always a surprise to see a cord on a palm router
Yeah I know, I need to upgrade this to a battery version really as it's a pain on the large projects!
When the sawdust starts getting pulled back out by the spinning blade
Yeah partly, all cabinet saws suffer with this as extraction is always an issue.
Every day after use