How To Make A Wooden Compass
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
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Awesome build
*Great Build* 👍👍👌👏
While this is not balsa airplanes I watch all of your builds and I think you are a craftsman. Craftsmanship is being lost and everyone now depends on throwaway junk.
vật liệu làm bằng tay thủ công
John Heisz - I Build It John you should do a video of you building an adjustable cross doweling jig.
The key to learning is to keep going forward after mistakes.
The key to teaching is to show your mistakes to people who want to learn.
Another great vid. Thank You.
I love the wooden knob on the head of the screw that tightens down the pencil. Great finishing touch!
That's what was missing in the "how to". But I think I can figure it out.
@@davidgagnon2849 If you look at his web page article he covers it there with pictures.
It's Sunday afternoon, but I'm gonna make one right away. Thanks for the video.
Greetings from Brussels
Awesome little project :) Re: the final note, I'd love to see you make a video about making cabinets fit better with the wall once you've marked them with this compass.
I am always amazed when I see someone scribe. Two pencils held together by a rubber band (for a quick fix) was the first time I saw this done. Great work John.
Simple but elegant. A great afternoon project that will be of use for years.
I did not expect that music, that earned my subscription
Me either.
And i'm a subscriber for a long time now.
I love this kind of projects!
Thanks :)
This is like mindblowing to me. I never thought of making one from wood. Great!
You should add this video to your “‘Make A’ Series” playlist! Beautiful work.
These would make nice Christmas gifts
Oh John you make the coolest, best looking tools this side of the prime meridian! Your mini compass is getting jealous, which is why you made sure to mention that it was "mainly" going to be used for scribing cabinets...nice save guy! Good video, thumbs up.
This is a purdy pair. Last winter I picked up the combination pack from Harbor Freight with inside , outside dividers , n such. While keeping warm in the evenings I'd file ,.polish these items. After they looked presentable I rust blued them. Sure they ain't Starett , but it gave me something to do while watching TV.
This is brilliant... with a super dose of 'attention to detail'. Thank you.
Thanks :)
Making a tool with almost only tools you made yourself 👍
I noticed you ending up covering the thumb screw with wood. Nice little touch and great project!
Simple, efficient and elegant, like all your projects. You rock, man!
I'm yet to build anything you've posted but this will be my first project in my metal shop. There have been countless times I've needed a compass and I'm just too dumb to remember to buy one. Thanks for the instructions.
Excellent John, I was looking something like this, thanks for sharing, best regards from Mexico
Luv it... perfectly detailed. Back in the day... when I was at school, teachers had a giant one to draw chalk circles. Lol..
These are my favorite videos on you tube. Well done john. I love when people take a metal tool and make it out of wood so cool.
You're pretty good with that drill, John. You'd have made a good dentist.
Looks amazing and I love the closing song. Not what you’d expect after hearing your voice 😂
As always - great combination of innocation, design sense and craftsmanship. Thanks.
LOVE this kind of project - quick and easy and the kids can get involved if they want.
Отличная работа! Обязательно сделаю...
Wow, using wood tools to make more wood tools.
Genius indeed.
You are a clever & creative person. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank You John, my daughter will love this for her studies.
Elegant. Very nice.
short, simple and beautiful. Loved it.
If you make a dowel with a spike in it you could have yourself some dividers, handy for measuring out dovetails. (Maybe a spike in the other end of the pencil?). 👍
Beautiful done. Will make one for myself. Thanks for the inspiration John!
Always nice to have a few sets of those around the shop.
loved how the way you made it so simple to make a compass and people you don't need power tool to do this type of compass. ;-) Nicely done brother. ;-)
cây compa gỗ thật dễ thương
Wow!!! Just purchased one this morning! Should have checked your channel first.
That's a nice tool and the wood is beautiful. Can't wait to see more projects built from it.
Another cool build project. I don't think John has ever simply thrown away a drill bit (which is pretty awesome). Really like the "high-def project fly-by" pics at the end!
That was some epic compass outro music
Le roi de la précision.
Pretty cool item to make
I love how the material just disappears on the wood as you cut or drill through it.
An elegant and visual lesson. And I need one about now. Thank you! I do enjoy your videos...
Nice job on the wooden compass John! Thanks for sharing the build with us.👌👍😎JP
*_wow amazing, i love this projects_*
This is an awesome video. It shows how much skill and precision goes into even a small project. Awesome video can’t wait to see you use it in future videos.
Also really liked the jig for the table saw to cut in the end. If you made a video for that I missed it.
Looks like a piece of art !
That actually looks like it would work better than the last couple of those I went out and bought!
I love your videos.
you know John this stuff i really like and your very good at it too an i like watching a craftsmen inspiring to my creative side thank you
Fantastic, great imagination and skills. I notice all your equiptment looks very neat and tidy with a lot of hand made parts very cool. Well done my man. Regards from Ireland .
Nice Work !
Awesome ser. Of Scribes John
Really beautiful and simple!!!😍
Love this kind me to, especially now before Christmas
I think someone will get one under the tree. Thank you for sharing 👌👍
Great video John, always enjoy watching!
cool,,, got some thermal wood, cooked white ash, that is almost chocolate in colour, , great idea for x mass presents , as i give my wood working friends, a hand made wooden shop tool for the last 4 yrs, ,,,, this is cheap and fairly simple to make , , tks for sharing, love these shop tool builds john , keep them coming
Wonderfully made. Even your bench vice is excellent
Great project John! Thanks for sharing w us!
Awesome work John! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
ima use this for a miss circle cosplay
Pretty cool idea. It'll outlast the cheesy ones you buy in a store. Classier too.
Very nice 👍👍👍
bende benzerini yaptım.sizin ki kadar güzel olmadı ama yine de idare ediyor.bu video için teşekkür ederim.
I did the same. It wasn't as beautiful as yours, but it still manages. Thank you for this video.
Excellent. Great scribe.
That's a Very Cool Little Project John! ... I like it!!!
My favourite kind of video.
Outstanding project
that is awesome.. and /did not/ expect the action movie music at the end, lol.
Great project video thanks John.
Zabardast 👍
Awesome video John! I love projects like this. Thank you for sharing.
2:49 Damn. For a second there I thought I was gonna have an excuse to take a shot this morning, but John used epoxy. #polyurethaneconstructionadhesivedrinkinggame
lol!
You know the safety nazis won't stop unti lhe is using belt, suspenders AND polyurethane construction adhesive
Very impressive!
nice work
Guy's a genius.
Gorgeous, functional piece of work. I know the point is showing how it can be done, but seriously, I'd buy several, if you were making them. Then, someday, maybe I'd get around to making one. Larger, pedestrian shop projects are consuming my time right now.
I like you stuff, and have only one suggestion, consider putting links to the video's where today you are using a tool that before you made. so I could link for instance from this video to your wooden sander. Just an idea
Ok now we are in a good “vibe” lolll making all of our tools , even a compas 😜👍🏼🇨🇦
Oh yeah!!! Using $300.000 worth of equipment to make a compass!!! I'll just pop into my garage and get my drill, hand saw, and jigsaw!!! What is the point of showing this 'precise' piece of equipment when the majority of viewers have only a few hand tools? Oh wait! I forgot my beltsander.
Besides being an excellent woodworker you are also a talented videomaker. Even simple projects like this looks so cool in your videos I always want to make it right away after seeing the video's (and reading the articles). Very Well done.👍👌
Another good one John thanks🤠👍
Thank you for showing more of the final product! I’m always eager to see the final result and feel that the last part of the video showing it off is too short...
Very cool and I like your alternative use for a compass! 👍👍
Great idea. Really well done. Thank you.
Little project beneficial..
Chulada de compás amigo!!! Me he suscrito aunque veía tu canal desde hace meses. Saludos cordiales desde Reynosa México!!!
Una herramienta muy útil!!! Excelente trabajo!!!
Great thanks for your videos
A greeting from Spain
Love the outro! haha
I'll do it. have a good night !!!
Nice one John!
Love that closing song :)
Very Cool!!
Thanks again John
Lovely work.
Excellent - as usual !!!
Beautiful job!
I didn’t look at the date but you was saying how you was burned out on woodworking.
I was wondering if you had other interests?
The reason I ask is because I saw your camera case and wondered again if you like photography?
The reason I’m asking is because I’m not Savvy at identifying trees in nature or looking at the lumber and knowing what species of wood it is. I say all of this because it would be nice if there was someone who (when doing a wood project) would be able to show the trees in nature, and what kind of environment they grow in, where they could be found geographically. Also it would be nice to learn how to identify what the species of tree the timber comes from just looking at the timber.
Thanks for showing your work.
Nice how you teach how to not sweat the things that don't matter. Also, seems like you could as easily make that vertical cut with your screw-advanced box join jig.