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Spring Fed Timber Framed Greenhouse Part 4 : Peg Making
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2020
- I needed about 100 pegs for the greenhouse and i didn't fancy doing it all the hard way. I remember seeing one of these tools for sale a long time ago and i kept meaning to get one but never did. So after a few years of making pegs the hard way i finaly got around to making myself a nice peg making setup. Enjoy.
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I love your dedication and craftsmanship Kris, thank you for sharing.
Friday night in lockdown. Stuck at home in COVID curfew - New Kris video to watch. Evening made!
The mosaic of colors the pegs made all collated in the bucket is the kind of result that only come about when a persistent hand meets natural materials. Thank you for interrupting your work flow to fuss around with cameras so we can ride along. Cheers from Kentucky, USA!
This should be the most boring video I have ever seen and yet again your fascinate me. You are an artisan. An artist. A craftsman extraordinaire
I need to tell you what a gift your videos are....Thank you...the love of materials, function, and focus on task...are truly heart filling...thank you.
With all the dumb foolery going on in the world, this is such a refreshment and restores my faith in humanity-thank you Kris!
Videos like this one are the essence of this channel to me. It's all about problem solving, with ecology, cost and quality in mind, without ever forgetting the aesthetics, of course. Greenhouse is going to look fantastic with all the hardwood joinery exposed. I sincerely hope this channel makes it to a million subs in the near future, more people need to see this.
Thats a good £300 you saved there with what looks like some fun and rewarding work. Good job.And you have that die for ever when you need more pegs.
Love the ingenuity on the peg maker
Don’t lose that girl 👧.you two stay safe Welsh Lyn.p.s.cat is lovely 😊
I am so appreciating that you are showing/teaching the details of what you do. I really look forward to what you will show us next!
Brilliant Kris. Didn't know at the beginning what you were doing but when it dawned.....
I live in the US and I am surrounded by Mememememe type of people. When you get a woman that works beside you, cherish it. Protect it. Encourage it. Give her the credit that she deserves. I know the comment of "waiting on you" was all in good fun, but make sure she knows you want her as your team mate 100 fold.
Love seeing your cat. What a great life for a cat 😄
Looking forward to seeing the greenhouse. It will be a credit to you for the hard work you and Dot put in 👍
I love how you say "I just made....."
May take time to make the tool but the satisfaction of it doin the job required would well make up for the time lost
Definitely!
They just need to be longer. Not being greedy or anything like that. 😁
Those little waste bits that split off the square pegs as you’re processing them will make great kindling
Just use pine needles no work burn like hell
@@Marcuslobenstein Yea but i mean, he has these at hand already don't he.
can't wait to see the new greenhouse grow out of the ground - great work Kris
Hi Kris, great idea simple and really effective. congratulations you are really good at everything you do. hello from your number one italian fan, alex from milan, Italy.
Cannot believe I didn't think of this for making pegs! So simple and certainly speeds up the process! Thanks for the video mate. Going to be an awesome build this one!! 😁👍
your videos make me happy. you seem like a kind and genuine person
How satisfying is that!! Very nice job
Nice work Kris, and Dot. 100 pegs and a lot of kindling and fire starting chips.
DEAR KRIS ANOTHER GREAT VID, DOT IS A SUPER STAR,X GOD BLESS HER,
Just thinking of what the end product will be, you've become as much of an artist as you are a craftsman. Can't wait to see it Kris!
Hearing those finished pegs echo as they rub gainst one another is such a satisfying sound.
I'm waiting again 🤣 your lovely lady is working hard 🤗
I'll tell you my friend if the world was the end today I know that you would be a survivor because of your lifestyle and you know how
My plan is to head out to my mom's house. she's got a roof washer, a generator and 11 acres with a pond and a creek. :) All we need is some solar panels hehe.
Probably would just wonder why his cell service went out for a while before he even figured it out. The best way to survive something like that is to just be living like a survivor already. The dude has got it all sorted for sure!!
@@DeterminedDIYer I wish, im working towards that goal in getting my own land.
It would be just another day😉
Your world, not his. 😅
This whole series of greenhouse videos is wonderful. it's partly that you've been working with very nice wood and basic stone, and you're building something very solid, but it really does seem like a labour of love and I'm very intrigued about the stages yet to come. Enjoyed the charming cat and that Dot made the last peg. Thanks as always.
At 9:15 it's the scratching that inevitably attracts her.
It's nice to see Dot. In your videos.
Fantastic tool. With the amount of pegs you'll have to make over the next couple years that's a days work well spent!
You're right!
Ingenuity always seems to work. All anyone needs is an idea of how to do things easier and simpler. The rest falls into place. Thumbs Up
Thanks for the video... That looked like a good shoulder workout!
You did a great job making your tool die peg maker. You could make it so much easier by using a press machine to press the wood into your tool die, then you won't have to hammer, and hammer , and hammer. Great video. thanks for posting.
Greetings from the US. I just found your channel and I have to say I am so envious of you. You are doing the projects that I have always wanted to do. Can't wait to watch all your videos. Thank you and I wish you all the best.
I love your work
Love the video kris. Very talented, nice little technic for the pegs.
MacGyver Skills .....EPIC !
I think this is the best way to make those with the wood you are using. I think building a dowel jig for a tablesaw would be perhaps better for most people with typical board stock wood.
literally putting square pegs into a round hole haha
Seems it can be done after all :)
With a bit of brute strength and ignorance 😂 and a mossive omma of course
@@connertomlinson6467 add lube if you're feeling sympathetic ;)
You somehow make work seem peaceful and relaxing. Thanks for sharing as always.
It’s great to watch the use of these old tools 🛠👍
Nothing like enjoying your hard labor, 😍
Great job 👍. That's using your wit's 👍 spot on, hello from the Kentucky mountains USA 👍
Great to see Dot involved in the carpentry too :-)
Excellent! This build is one of my favorite things on youtube! Funny that I make things for living and spend my free time watching people make things 😅😂 Cheers! from Fidalgo Island, Washington, USA
Wow that's marvelous .saved lots of $ and gained knowledege.
Well done! Absolutely beautiful pegs!
Enjoyed your video, your property is amazing, you are extremely resourceful and talented and a hard worker. It is great to see you and Dot working together.
Dear Kris Harbour.
👍👌👏 Very well done again and as always. It is always way more rewarding if you do nearly everything by yourself instead of simply buying stuff. Congrats for having all those skills and opportunities.
Thanks a lot for making teaching recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health to all involved.
You did well to get the holes to meet in the peg die, not easy freehand, well done.
Of course they can be used! I just bought 4 chopping boards (even tho I already have one) of local jarrah and man I’m telling you, they are stunning!!!!!!! As are the serving boards and bowls!!
Awesome job. Good to see Dot too
Your an absolute genius so good to watch 😊
Yes thank you, I really did enjoy that.
Another amazing video Kris. Watch out dont upset Dottie. She knows how to retaliate with the mallet. 😂.
So you saved about £300. Good man.
I heard a cough towards the end. You can't be doing that. You are going to have to self isolate for 2 weeks now.
Although something times me you have been isolating for about 4 years now ahahahah. Cant wait for the frame work to go in
Yes-when Kris said “Waitin’...again,” I thought I saw Dot pause, and REFLECT, as though considering whether to hit the peg again, or Kris’ dome!!
Really interesting to see how pegs are made, I didn't have a clue. And great that you were able to use the off cuts from the sleepers, this way nothing goes to waste.
All the videos are wonderful. Thank you
Well, this is why I absolutely love your work. The other guys (read My self reliance, etc.) would have gone to a store and bought what they need.
You are the only one that is actually giving it all to be self sustainable.
Keep it up. You are amazing! Cheers!
Shawn has a draw horse and uses that to make railings for his loft and the sauna.
Well done lad many thanks!
Another great episode, It's great to see such simple yet effective tooling, thanks Kris. Nice to see Dot getting involved towards the end of the vid too.
love the convenience of those peg makers. Awesome work my friend
As always, love your work.
Great job and video Kris! 👍👍👍💯💯💯
That'll save you at least a couple of hours in the long run! Also oddly satisfying seeing you mass-produce pegs :D
That looks like something really enjoyable to do with some music almost zen like.
Dot is adorable!
Crazy thing, but works fine!
:-D
These pegs come out like broomsticks, great!
As you were waiting for Dot and commented it, I swear she thought where the next hit with the mallet will land...
:-D
Danger-Kris!
:-D
Thx for the vid!
Well done kris, looking forward to seeing the greenhouse build as we already know it's going to be substantial and last more than a lifetime!!! 💯% 👍
I enjoyed all your videos keep up the good work
Bob on. Every video is interesting and the activities very diverse I love it.
I love that wood
You're really starting to get that wild Welsh look! LOL! Dot is amazing and you're ridiculous. That greenhouse is going to be amazing! I can't believe you're still so enthusiastic about all the little details
every part of this project is sublime.
Kris, you'd be an absolute fool to ever let Dot go. What an amazing woman. Reminds me of my lovely lady. She'd be there with me too, pounding away at those pegs.
oil can with light oil in for drilling keeps the drill tip from burning out
You can clamp your drill press base to the bench. And swing the drill press head unit to the side to gain depth. To the floor if need be. Just FYI. Keep up the good work.
Enjoying the show
Living the dream! Living the dream!
🍁🍂🍁🍁🍂🍂
Thanks for another great video. Who would want to sit shuffling paper in an office when you could be outdoors doing something constructive and fulfilling.
I could be wrong, but the wood looks rather like Jarrah ('Western Australian Mahogany') - a beautiful wood. Early settlers in WA initially had little produce to send back to Britain and since they had to clear their land large baulks of Jarrah were sent back as ballast in the transport ships. It was used for sleepers on the London underground lines being built as well as being turned into wooden block cobbles for London's streets.
If you find a nice piece do save it and make something 'ornamental' from it :-)
So kool love that peg maker!
Your parents I'm sure are extremely Proud of You Kris! The World would be a better place with Lots of You in it! We now live in such a Mass Produced World, everyone has lost sight of God's Given Resources and TIME to Handcraft..... I am Capricorn with Determination and Will born in me 63 years ago, I never say I CAN'T..... You seem a lot like a Capricorn or Earth Born Person, please let us know your birthdate..... You are such an inspiration to all, I Pray young children can watch you work and grow to be a Do'er and can learn from you.....Schools should take field trips to show the Children what their two hands can do when they grow older, let the children see with their own eyes what is possible to do with a Goal and a Vision! You are a Master at what you set out to do all done with Determination, Masters are simply People who have made all the mistakes along the way, a learning experience.....You and Dear Dot are made for each other, she has the will and determination in her too, Praise Her and Hold on to her tight..... I Do Believe that Spring placed in Your Greenhouse was a True Blessing From God, not a coincidence.....I never watch television, I walk to the river and collect beautiful rocks and beach glass and bring them home and every evening I craft wire wrapping them and I have your videos playing in the background ,lol, I could probably repeat each one word for word, I choose to listen to wisdom, Thank you for Giving us Your Time and Talents.....
Metal spikes for making holes for fencing, always called these a ‘peeler’ in Kent
Good stuff...really like your style....no sales just good info....👍👍👍 ...stay safe...more info on the bolt horse...never saw one can you convert a shave horse into one by changing a few attachments...
This is slick! Didn't know you could make pegs this way.
excellent. Looks great. love the sustainable ways.Kris.Cheers.
Sitting well within her reach and ragging her for not keeping up with your pace while she's holding a sodding great mallet in her hand shows that you are either foolhardy or confident of her affection. 😜 She didn't crush your skull, so I guess you had her PEGGED. [In case that is an Americanism: that means your estimation was correct.]
Great watching and finding a way for bulk pegs, dot pretty good too.
I never would've thought they would come out that clean just banging them through. With a smaller diameter I bet it would be great for making arrow shafts.
Well done ye Kris and Dot and your neighbor!
Many hands make light work. Blessings Abound!
Really well done
What a fabulous way to make pegs - genius :}
Matthias Wandell has made a few dowel jig makers. Not sure if his would work with such big dowels because he uses a drill. Cool idea. Man.... If you are correct about the amount of hours per joint you need to construct the greenhouse, it's going to take you quite awhile to get it all done. Possibly the most over engineered wood framed greenhouse I'll ever see =).
Cool set up!
Well now that you have a peg machine, if you ever get the time you should look into making a rounder plane to make bevelling those pegs a bit more efficient. I think Harry Rodgers could help you out a bit with that.
Dot comes along.....oooo some nice neat firewood, let's burn them to make some tea, right now 😇
Cutting towards the propane is my kinda QH&S
Absolutely fantastic 🤩