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Cosmo Barbaro Furniture
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Furniture Designer focusing on original design and traditional joinery creating custom one-of-a-kind wood and mixed media furniture.
Wenge molding - -table router/ cordless mataborouter. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
This short video shows the process of routing a custom piece of molding out of wenge an exotic wood from Africa. The table router is used to plow a five sixteeth inch groove in the wenge molding. A 3/4" round over bit is used for the profile. This molding is part of a fresh drawer and is glued to the bottom of a maple drawer. thid molding does two important things, First, it holds the draw bottom.Wowhile strengthening the entire drawer construction by thickening the drawer sides up to 3/4" from its original 1/4" thickness.
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How To Edge Glue Decorative Wenge Molding to A Flag Didplay.#@cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
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This video shows the process of applying a quarter inch by quarter inch wenge molding to the inside of a triangular flag display.That's made out of hard rock maple. In the video, I use tightbond II in a syringe without a needle. Apply just with my fingertip clamp and tape and clean the glue out. And wherever I can't get a clamp. I use tape, making sure you have correct. Pressure is very importa...
Hand Tool Work - Finish the corners by hand for a flag display. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
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# This video demonstrates how you would clean the corner up of a flag display so that a piece of plywood can be placed in as a bag. While routing the rabbit out for the back, the router simply can't get into the twenty-two and a half degree angles on the bottom side of the flag display. This must be taken out by hand in the video. I am using three different size chisels. The bottom 22 and a 1/2...
MITERED SPLINE JOINT cut on the Panto router, custom flag display. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
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MITERED SPLINE JOINT cut on the Panto router, custom flag display. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
Band Sawing Wenge Bases for A Flag Display @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com #wenge #band #saw #cosmo
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Band Sawing Wenge Bases for A Flag Display @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com #wenge #band #saw #cosmo
Rosewood Deco Style Drawer Pull on the Lathe @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
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Rosewood Deco Style Drawer Pull on the Lathe @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
Cutting Wenge Triangle on the Bandsaw @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com #Triangle #Cosmo #Bandsaw
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Cutting Wenge Triangle on the Bandsaw @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com #Triangle #Cosmo #Bandsaw
Routing a round over edge in the right grain direction. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
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Routing a round over edge in the right grain direction. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
Safety First 1st! Table Saw Ripping Technique. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com #process
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Safety First 1st! Table Saw Ripping Technique. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com #process
Resawing hard rock maple on the bandsaw
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Resawing hard rock maple on the bandsaw
Surface texturing custom aluminum brackets with corded palm router. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
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Surface texturing custom aluminum brackets with corded palm router. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
Milling cupped and twisted lumber on the jointer.
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Milling cupped and twisted lumber on the jointer.
Star Bond Brown, medium thick formula, filling in knots in sapele a type of mahogany. @cosmob73
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Star Bond Brown, medium thick formula, filling in knots in sapele a type of mahogany. @cosmob73
Glue up demonstration @cosmob73 #doit #glue #up #cosmo #wood
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Glue up demonstration @cosmob73 #doit #glue #up #cosmo #wood
Glue up process for sapele side table. @cosmob73
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Glue up process for sapele side table. @cosmob73
Glue Up with tight bond II a sapele mahogany side table from start to finish.
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Glue Up with tight bond II a sapele mahogany side table from start to finish.
16 inch American jointer, how- to mill rough sawn lumber on the jointer and planer.
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16 inch American jointer, how- to mill rough sawn lumber on the jointer and planer.
Curley Maple Striped Series coffee table @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
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Curley Maple Striped Series coffee table @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
Deco Dining Chair No 1 wenge version @cosmob73
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Deco Dining Chair No 1 wenge version @cosmob73
panto router double mortise demonstration. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
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panto router double mortise demonstration. @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
mortise and tenon class education @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
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mortise and tenon class education @cosmob73 www.cosmobarbaro.com
Surface Texture for large floor mirror, an explanation of process. @cosmob73 #www.cosmobarbaro.com
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Surface Texture for large floor mirror, an explanation of process. @cosmob73 #www.cosmobarbaro.com
cutting large finger joints on the tablesaw. @cosmob73#www.cosmobarbaro.com
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cutting large finger joints on the tablesaw. @cosmob73#www.cosmobarbaro.com
Interesting. I think I can make an equivalent joint faster with my Lamello plate joiner.
Yew, however, Lamellos are not reliable or as strong. A lamello is an 1/8" the spline in the video is solid maple and is 1/4 thick....spline is much stronger.....however for something like this a lamello would be fine, it is not much faster to the panto router set up and not nearly as strong or durable.....traditional joinery is always better than a lamello.
Thanks 👍🏽🤠
You are welcome. Thanks for watching.
Where are your dovetails, ....www.cosmobarbaro.com
Way off. Good luck on your crap skill
We shall see
Thank you so much....I can't tell you how much I appreciate the support
Another awesome tip from the maestro himself!!
Have you ever worked with wenge? You have to, or you'll be picking splinters out for weeks. I normally agree but these are tight not loose. You can't tell from perspective my hands never touch the throat plate, thanks for your concern.
Don’t wear gloves while working on machines with exposed moving parts like that, it will catch the glove and pull your whole arm into it. Source: they show you some crazy videos in machinist school(also OSHA 10-hour certified)
I graduated from RIT with an MFA degree I have 24 years of experience 2 Steinway art case builds along with an extensive portfolio www.cosmobarbaro.com my works represented by 1st dibs out of New York City.....I understand what I am doing and where my hands are at all times.
@@cosmob73 Fair enough, just trying to help. You do you.
I understand and thank you for your concern, which is valid....I'm all about safety.
I have a different approach with wonky lumber like this. If it’s cupped I take it to the band saw and split lengthwise. For really wide cupped boards I may even split it in 3 pieces lengthwise. Then take it to the jointer and joint a face and one edge. I lose less thickness when I go to the planer and then glue it back up. The grain match is hardly disrupted this way and the resulting panels are usually closer to 3/4” from the original piece of 4/4 stock.
Anything you do to reduce the amount of material you will lose and also make life a bit easier on the jointer I am all for. Thank you for sharing.
That is a smart way to approach it , so you cut into strips length wise, and mill narrow widths reduce how cupped each puece is. As a result, you dont lose as much material. I 100% agree.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
AWESOME TIPS!!!!
Thanks old bro, miss you.
nice wetzler clamps, Cream ale is awesome stuff!!
Yes, it's very good, ,a Rochester,NY beer. Thanks for the compliment and for watching, I really appreciate it.
@@cosmob73 yes my shop was right down the street from the brewery for 24 years!
Awesome, I love Rochester. I graduated from RIT did you go to school there?
Are you still in business or still making furniture?
@@cosmob73 yes I am a sac grad, what years were you there?
Safety first! Machines don't care how experienced you are, which is why it's so important to use proper techniques and appropriate safety equipment. Yes, I have z 71 eye protection on and thank you for noticing. I really appreciate it.
man using the proper safety techniques. very nice i already know you’re wearing safety glasses too
Which kind of bit is that
2 flute 1/2 cutter
What kind of bit is that
It's a 4 flute 3/8" cutter, and it's an up cut bit.
Oops, I apologize it's actually a 1/2 two flute cutter. The 4 flute 3/8 bit was for the mortise. Sorry for the confusion.
It is a 1/2" 2 flute cutter.
Thank you so much!
Nice work👍🏻
Thank you so much!
Thanks Lester, I really appreciate it, I remember, my dad has always spoke very highly of you.
Good work, CJ. You have become quite an artist! Your dad and I are longtime friends.