The Rear Legs - The Wood Whisperer Guild Sculpted Rocker
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- I'm really enjoying this project. The rear legs are very complex but like anything, if you break it down step by step its very straight forward :)
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This is really going to be a fine project.
Two thumbs up! one for the video and one for the shirt!
Very Nice Mate. It's coming along great.. I will say Joe that you have come very far with your woodworking mate. Very well done and I'm looking forward to the next part.. Thank you for sharing... Take care.
Your very Welcome Mate. Keep up the Great Work :)
she's looking Pretty Joe coming along nicely
This chair is going to be gorgeous. I might add priceless as well. I hope it stays in your family for many generations. Greetings from across the pond.
Looking real good. 👍👍
Your doing a great job on this chair, Joe, and learning a bunch of new skills is a reward too.
Very nice Joe. Those legs are a very tough part of the build. Super job!
Looks really nice.
Really nice. This is going to be very beautiful. I love all these details on shaping the wood.
It's coming along wonderfully. Well done, Joe! I can't wait to see the rest of it.
see you doing this project has encouraged me to try more things outside of my comfort zone, great job, keep going, looking forward to seeing more
I did not hear a word you said - that is such a cool shirt - JK - great build video - when they are all done I probably will watch them all.
It's coming on well Joe, that walnut looks really nice.
That rocking chair will be great to relax in when you finish the project Joe but I think you might be needing a new band saw blade after all that cutting.
Yeah that could be the problem
The chair is looking great Joe, nice work !
Thanks, I have been waiting for you to post the next installment of the series. love it!
You continue to inspire us all.
Great work Joe!
its coming along lovely Joe great job man
Cool stuff. Nice work on the legs!
coming along nicely!!
Good stuff Joe, coming along nice
+Jon Peters Art & Home Thank you John! Im really enjoying this project even though it is taking forever haha 😊
honestly mate, your plywood jigs look better engineered than my actual builds. Your rocker is going to be immense when its done.
Great progress Joe,I am enjoyig this series. :)
That's coming along great Joe, well done! :D
Rock'on Joe! \m/ Can't wait to see the the finished product.
Your making a great job of that Joe.
Excellent work mate, these legs looks really good. Nice video!!
looking really good Joe.. been wanting to try some of Marc's patterns.. great guy.. smart and talented!
Looking great Joe! would love to build one of those someday.....
who knew it would be so difficult to part a pair of legs ha ha ha, I laughed at this, you want to come down the road to brierley hill mate, no problems there ha ha. Great video as always Joe, great to see you back. All the best from me down the rd.
Doing a great job mate
Love it man! So freaking cool!
Smashing Job Joe, well done, Take care coz we care Duncan & Rebecca
Hey Joe, back from my hols (17 years since I saw waves and sand lol). Separation of legs is a tricky business indeed...
Ahem..anyway, for vibration the best thing I have found is a flat bed sander - not a random orbital, the cheap 1/3 sheet jobs. Great for concrete when doing shuttering too, it'll save you messing up the grip on your chuck bud. If you have space to waste, you could shove a bolt in and set a low torque on your drill with a socket driver installed and let it vibrate that way, but it will also wear the drill over prolonged use.
I know it's a pain in the arse to swap over all the time, but possibly invest in a more aggressive band for your saw too (Axminster). Seeing as you are finishing off with a router for some stages, the wider radius of a more substantial blade wouldn't be too much of a hindrance but would let you rip a bit more efficiently...?
Am enjoying watching your progress man, it's like clickspring, same pacing too, a million years between episodes lol. Only kidding mate, I know how hard it is to time manage for ya.
Glad to be home and hope to see more from ya soon.
Set up a www.paypal.me link ;)
I did enjoy the leg joke.
I really hope a sponsor sees this and jumps on board with a new band saw! You deserve one buddy. Keep at it.
I applaud you for taking on a such a project. I'm still a novice when it comes to woodworking. My concern is how close the table saw came to the clamp. But as John Heinz states "as long as your comfortable with it." Then more power to ya. I think it will look cool with all the curves. Looking forward to the finished project.
Not trying to troll or anything. I know how nerve racking kick back can be. It's happened to me already.
Sorry Joe, I was waiting for the Thong Song to start playing. Nice shirt! Good technique for vibrating the wood with the drill chuck. :D Cheers, Chris
0:37 hahaha!!! Very nicee work!!
Very nice.
Sweeeeet!!! looking real nice👍👍
Looks darn impressive to me!
smashing down barriers, Joe. A little tip....separating legs is quicker and easier without the linx 😉
Challenging build!
Great work Joe! You're awesome!
Love your Batman(?) t-shirt! LOL!
looks great :-)
"Who knew it was so hard to separate a pair of legs" Hahaa
haha Cheers mate!
15 minutes ....!!?? the Midlands hasn't changed much then 😂😂 ....cool project I'm looking forward to seeing more progress on it. good job !!
hey, i just finished my two rear legs this evening... I'm using a very underpowered 7-1/2 in bandsaw. I had sharpened my bandsaw blade just before the build and have not had any issues since. It's more than adequate. I got through my 2 in of walnut to separate the legs in about 5 min. I suggest you give sharpening a try, or get a new blade. It will make your project less stressful and more enjoyable. Keep up the good work!
Thank you! This was a reletively new blade, probably used twice before this. It may have just been a bad blade because it is quite cheap haha
Great series man! When will the next part be published?
Thank you! I hope to have the arms done soon for this project. Life has a habit of getting in the way with things so its going slower than I hoped but its moving alot slowly but surely lol Thank you so much for following along :)
Average Joe's Joinery cool hopefully I'll see it soon!
time for a new band saw blade I think Joe LOL this is really looking great I can't wait to see the next episode by the way my wall of fame is still looking for your sticker
Awesome bro nicely done my friend :)
No problem boss :)
Awesome. Waiting for the completion of this chair. Happy woodworking. Cheers
Fabulous video Joe I've been following you for a long time and your skill has progressed so good keep it going Joe I'm from the black country as well so gu on... Chris
Thanks Chris! Glad you've managed to stick with the channel for so long haha
Very impressive Joe. What band saw do you have?
looking good Joe. Does that epoxy have a shelf life or is it just good to sit until you use it all?
Im subbed!
fine job Joe.
What HP is your band saw? Year ago i had a 3/4 band saw and even with a new blade most hardwoods like white oak, walnut and cherry would bog down on thicker 8/4 material. you will find a 1.5 and up HP motor makes a world of difference on a well setup band saw. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing, i love all the Maloof chairs.
Thanks mate! Its a 3/4 horse power motor. I really need to upgrade it soon lol I would like to get a 2HP motor if I can haha it should make a big difference likey you say :)
I thought you were just going to slice the clamp in half on the Evolution! Coming on well Joe. Where did the knot end up? That did worry me a bit.
how are you finding that triton router? they look brill
Es muy hermoso puede ser en español gracias
Your poor bandsaw! lol
This Hal Taylor procedure - works good - but 6° is too much, 4° is good , better aesthetic for me .. Maloof procedure shape at 4° the seat , but need special 4° bit .. good job anyways ..
How long are the legs?
So where is the finished product?
+Blackrainbow Still not any further unfortunately. I had ran out of walnut and didnt have the funds to buy what I needed. I hope to get back to the project soon 😊
Average Joe's Joinery can't wait to see the finished product, you've done a great job so far.