Marking Out Woodwork - CURVES
Вставка
- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Showing simple ways of drawing curves and circles without a compass. Also shows a simple method of drawing an elliptical arch. Two other videos available, covering Marking Out ANGLES and basic Tools & Techniques for marking out woodwork
I have more than once thought about how to create an ellipse, though never sought the answer cause I really didn't have to. But then I stumble across your video and get this really simple solution which is now stored in grey matter for the day I need it! Every day you learn something new and useful is a good day! Thanks a lot Mike! 😀
Brilliant! You’re the first clip I’ve watched that actually explains every step needed to make a successful ellipse. Plus the tip about the upside drawing pin is genius! Thank you.
Thanks for your comment. I am glad that my work is being appreciated. Good luck with your future projects, Mike
Thank you Sir. Great video, very well explained. Subscribed and 2 thumbs up!
Thanks for the content Mike, it's great to be able to learn from people like you with so much experience
Thank you, made my marking out so much easier and stopped the scrap bin filling up so quickly.
I've seen several videos on this method. Only yours had clearly demonstrated every step. Thank you!!!
This ellipse hack I was trying to think up for the longest time. The one thing you did which I could not think of was using the relationship between the half distance of center to end point of major axis and the high point to find the focal points! It was almost too simple. Looking at plans and knowing the overall length and height are generally all in given and it’s all I need now!
Doesnt work. The knot trips you up and the tension on the string is never the same
This is fantastic!!! Thank you so much!!! I was so very much hoping for a simple but effective way to draw an ellipse. Love it!!! Helps me a lot. Thank you!
The very best of all the sites (videos) that I passed over until I found this gentleman with his tips and explanations applying to varius woodworking techniques that are clear, make sense to a beginning woodworker. All are explained in a calm manner that makes sense from the first step to the successful completion of the topic he is teaching. He has a way of explaining so that a person feels like they are right there with him been given an individualized lesson. By far the best instructional video I have ever watched and learned from no matter the subject I was seeking help with!!
A huge thank you Mike. Needed an arc and tour explanation was excellent. And it worked for my project!!
good job. Clear detailed explanation of all steps needed with simple language. Very useful. I really appreciate your work. Thanks
Just want to say thank you! Now I can draw my ellipse. 😊😊😊
Clear and simple, just as it should be. Extraordinary.
Thank you for this. Very helpful. Who needs 4 years of college when we have UA-cam.
Thanks Joel for your nice comment. Improvising and managing with a limited tool kit can be part of the enjoyment on DIY projects. Good luck with all of your work
You only need college if you want to join a secret society and help destroy your nation for some shekels.
@@ambiorixbelgae9768 OR if you wanted a job in many thousands of different fields. I'm not saying college is necessary to be smart, intelligent or successful but it IS a little more useful than only for making sure that conspiracy theories come to fruition.
Joel Bitton You tube cant teach you to party and do drugs like college can. Thats all college is good for. That and to make others feel accomplished.
@@American-Plague "Conspiracy theories" are only theories until a person makes the effort to investigate the matter, evaluate the evidence on both sides, and decide whether its true or false. Then it's no longer a theory. Too many people label an idea as a CT immediately because it makes them uncomfortable, so its easier to label and dismiss than to look into it. What they should be looking into is why it makes them uncomfortable.
Thank You Mike. I was making this way harder than it needs to be. 👌
Awesome! Thank you for the knowledge.
Great tips. Looking forward to making oval tables now. 👍
This was so useful for me. I appreciate your efforts. I agree, brilliant!
Fantastic, just what I was looking for after a dozen useless explanations!
Looked all over the web looking for the pin locations for an ellipse...thankyou!
AWESOME🤘Thank you🙂
thanks for the wisdom.
Yeah great video mush , the old ways are so much better ,I’m a carpenter with 34 years experience . Thank you very much
Absolutely brilliant!!! Your a champ very helpful 👍🏻
Muito bom.🇧🇷🇧🇷
Lovely simple effective techniques. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Nice job finally some one who knows how to do the eclipse properly ....but i do recommend using aircraft wire when drawning out large ones ive done then as big as 60 feet by 45feet ....string will give u a wavy line cause it will stretch
...aircraft wire wont .....
I absolutely love this guy's method of ending the video! "Alternatively, If you'd like to subscribe..." It's so marvelously British and polite!
good art❤❤❤❤❤
I am making a wood duck nesting box and your video was helpful
Fantastic idea
👍
It's a big help for me. Thank you.
Simplest ellipse trick I've found. I will use this right now for a harp guitar's sound hole. Aiming to shape the surface like the air intake off a Lamborghini.
03:06 elliptical shape
Make it yourself thanks to woodprix plans. I think it's the best way to learn how to build it in the cheapest way.
Yap I needed this right now to draw an elecptical arch
Thank you so much
Hi Master of Wood Working!! Clearly and easy way to make Oval shape,i was using long way to draw oval shape. Thank you!!
That was very informative thanks for the tip
great stuff, 👍
Terrific video.
Outstanding job Sir. Thank you for sharing this.
thank u today i got order for oval mirror in different size. then i found u how to make that..
Thank you!
Awesome, thank you!
very nice
Best ever
absolutely brilliant ! Thank you very much.
Thank you for sharing your amazing skills!
Good
good
good
Good job. you are a great teacher. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, Sir. Brilliant!
i have a question. what if i need my elipses to be a perticular lenght? how do i go about drawing my axes? for example i want my elipse to be 57 cm in circumference? thank you in advance.
It would be a guessing game having to just keep moving your width measurement until you got your 57 cm
Wow!!! Thanks. I watched several videos that were sort of head scratching. Yours is so simple and straightforward.
Very Nice! Thanks Mike!
great explanation, thanks
Thank you .Your awsome
Finally I understand how to do it, thank you, greetings from Romania 😉
Vry gud info sir g tnx keep it up..
Thank you that was amazing 👏
Excellent explanation 👍
Extremely easy and simple way to draw that elliptical arc..Your are awesome master !!
You had me at 'ironmongery.'
SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFULLY SIMPLE! THANKS
Thank you Mike.
Very well said sir.
It's simple, Just go to wood prix page.
sir you are genius
Good going, thank you so much. Brilliant and kind.
Thank you sir
Thank you so much for such a useful and clear demonstration of how to do this. I'm looking to draw an oval on paper for artwork, and your tip for placing an upwards-facing pin under cardboard is exactly the non-destructive answer I was hoping to find. Hugely appreciated.
i guess im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a method to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow lost my login password. I love any tips you can offer me
@Kenneth Lian instablaster ;)
@Kameron Arian i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Kameron Arian It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass !
@Kenneth Lian happy to help =)
Love it! Thank you!
Wise, practical, and informative. Superb!
Thank you for your kind comment. In DIY work it is often [possible to get round a problem with some thought on how to improvise without all the tools. Good luck with your DIY projects.
Simple, practical advice, awesome. Real world advice from a true master, who makes it look simple
Thanks for your comment, Tony. It is very much appreciated. Often solutions to problems can be worked out in a simple way just by taking the extra time to think. This also applies when you haven't quite got the right tool. Improvisation can often get you out of difficulty and allow you to get on with the job. Good luck with all your DIY work. Sincerely, Mike
Thanks sir
Beautiful
thanks for your time Mr
Hoooo my god....this is so clever
Finally i found it. Thank you so much
Thank you! I need to cut out a very large oval from a sheet of plywood and your explanation was excellent!! I wasn't sure how I was going to do it but now I'm confident that I can. Again many thanks!
Hi Bailey Seven, thanks for your comment. It is so pleasing to know that my videos are really helping people. I used the same marking out technique to cut an oval flower bed in the garden. Good luck with all your DIY projects. Sincerely, Mike
That was Awesome Thank You!
Thank you Sir, for these tips God bless you.
Hi Robert. I do appreciate your comment and I wish you every success in all your DIY work.
You brilliant sir
You are master perfect⚘⚘⚘
Thank you for your kind comment. In DIY work it is often [possible to get round a problem with some thought on how to improvise without all the tools. Good luck with your DIY projects.
Thank you Sir :)
Thanks for the video :)
Thanks for your appreciation and good luck with all your DIY projects. Sincerely, Mike
Beautifully explained thank you sir
Thanks for your comment. I am just trying to pass on the benefit of my long experience as a handyman. Good luck with your future projects, Mike
Mikes DIY Tips thank you for your kind answer sir , ive subscribed to your channel actually i had a question about angels but first ill check the video if i didnt get my answer form there would u mind if i send it to you as a message ?
super.....
Thanks for your appreciation and good luck with all your DIY projects. Sincerely, Mike
Thank you, good job
Thanks for taking the time to comment. It's nice to be appreciated and it makes my work worth while. Good luck with all your DIY projects
Thanks for your comment. Good luck with your projects
Thank you sir
This is why i like the old fashion way, than the new ways.. This really helps a lot, Thanks.