Not only practical, but classy-looking as well! Watching you create this tool, I am struck by how carefully all of the various tools, jigs and clamps in your shop are created. It is a pleasure to see your various tool and jig projects being used so effectively. You are an inspiration.
Yippee!! Got the plans today so it's in to my workshop to make 2 . Thank you so much Mr koubou you are a genius. Keep those videos coming i love your channel on UA-cam.
If I have any typ of stress by the time that I watch any of your videos by the end it has all gone. Your skill and cleanliness of your workshop is at a another level.
I Love the fact that just about every tool mount, sanding machine, bandsaw table etc etc in this workshop is homemade and they look beautiful. Very impressed and a joy to watch your superb craftsmanship !
Just re-watched this video, again. These are on my "to build" list, along with many other projects. These are quite elegant and functional, and your build quality is second to none. I just love watching your videos. I get loads of inspiration from your work. Thank you for allowing us into your work space and sharing your expertise with us!
It's "OVER ENGINEERED" because it's not meant to be just a quick tool just for his shop; but a production piece of equipment to sell to others and make a living. You put QUALITY into something like that.
@@jerichojoe307 lol why are you getting mad at that person stating a fact? Lol this is over engineered. And if it is to feature its elegance by dressing it up, than all this thing is doing is showing people how to put lipstick on a PIG lol…. That’s basically the same concept People will find this build extremely well Made but cmon lol…. All that engineering is useless for the regular Joe who only care about making a push block that functions like the gripper lol 😂
I think he wants it to work *Really good,* and then feel good in the hand while using it. I don’t think it’s over-engineered in the slightest. I’m hoping to get his plans sometime in the near future, and then make a few for myself and as gifts. A pair of full-on “Grr-ripper kits” is pushing 300 “Lower Barbarian Ducats” in these parts, which is an awful lot for someone on a fixed stipend.
i believe this is the first time i've seen you used a manufactured table saw....i admire your commitment to making your own tools with affordable core components....
This guy is amazing. Even his apron is a better idea. So many great ideas, I spend much time watching the videos and I don't get the opportunity build. Please keep your great videos coming..
Your work is so precise and you take your time doing it. Always a pleasure to watch you work on even a small little project. Your DIY workshop looks absolutely amazing :)
Love the design and to see some ideas I may add to my 6x8' workspace...yeah, that small. I appreciate your use of a small (Proxon?) saw--I recently started using a similar saw. You are absolutely right: safety first, I learned this, again, when I tried to teach my wife to use the little table saw. I may have to adjust the tools, but I want to push her to try again--that's how we learn!
super travail video impecablement faite .peut on savoir quel est le bois utilisé et les colles merci car je vous admire sur toutes vos réalisations bravo
I didn't need the plan to make one of this , it's quite a simple build( with the video i mean ) , but i bought it anyhow to support you since you are a great creator . Thanks for your work man , i appreciate it :)
@@BobGarrett66 I'm almost sure that there was the link in the description , but now is not there anymore and on the website in the " plans for sale" section i can't find it , so i guess he must have take it down for some reason .... try to ask him directly through a comment , he usually respond pretty fast :) Sorry i can't help you more :)
😉 wow! I searched for this type of DIY pushblock a lot yesterday and I am so glad I found this before making one of the others. It took me to the store and I was and still am in awe. Beautiful stuff. I got these plans and the router sled. Amazing. Will be back for more and will stay subscribed to this channel, and all emails. Thanks a bunch from USA California. Thank you
I have been bing watching this master craftsmen, my only question is How much do you have in wood(timber), and all of the hardware, and drill to make this cost effective, especially the drill press, vertical saw?
We haven't seen his face but if you want the meaning of clean , tidy, patience and precision probably you'll find a photo of his face in the dictionary. I really admire your work!
This guy embodies the fantasy of how I think I will do things (the reality is this ADD person cussing and stumbling over everything). Very zen and calming. I don't know if a beginner like me can make this stuff.
Bonjour , vidéo très remarquable pour une première prise en main du matériel. Félicitations aussi pour toutes les réalisations qui sont toujours nettes et précises . Très beau travail. Meilleures salutations de Suisse.
just some friendly advice... i made a drill press like yours once and found out the hard way the reason they make them with a belt drive and not direct. because when the bit eventually hangs up, instead of just slipping the belt, it's gonna violently twist itself a part and throw parts 20ft, lol... good luck if you havent already had that mishap
2 types of people baffles me; 1. Those that sleep with the opening of the duvet towards their face.. 2. People that manage to dislike videos like this. Advice to both categories; Get yourself somebody to talk to, you need help.
It was an absolute pleasure to watch your video. Thank you for such an informative presentation and demonstration of your skills. I look forward to seeing more of your content.
Respect for building all this nice tools. Whe i look at my Drill Press, i could get into the mood building my own. The vertical saw station, wooow, and your little jointer with the Makita build in it...a delight to see. I bet they are more precise then Optimum, Festool or other expensive brands.
Xin chào. Công việc bạn làm quá hoàn hảo. Quá chuyên nghiệp với những dụng cụ, máy móc hỗ trợ như vậy. Bạn có thể xây dựng một thiết bị đơn giản hơn không. Để đầu tư cho những chi tiết bạn làm thật thừa nếu như không làm thường xuyên. Tôi chỉ cần đơn giản hơn tiết kiệm hơn. Ít chi phí hơn và máy móc của tôi rất hạn chế.
OK! so Why didn't you include plans on how to make it? It's hard to determine the dimensions just by watching the video. It looks like a nice alternative to going out to buy the gripper.
That was a VERY japanese performance, I was almost able to hear the koto playing in the background just looking at your movements, congrats with the performance and for the beautiful project.
I'm so curious as to what dark wood you used for the handle and other parts - every time you drilled into it, the wood chips looked like chocolate shavings.
Great video. Wish I had seen this before bought the Gripper. Your device is more versatile and lot less money. The material you use to hold your push block onto the wood, how would it work on a surface like melamine. That a problem I have with the gripper, does not work on painted woos. Thank you again for great viseos
Just give me a piece of scrap wood with a notch. Good video but it seems to me that YT has gone the way of hollywood....- all dressed up with no place to go.!! I do respect his homemade tools.!!
Great project as always! For aluminum try using alcohol (methanol or any other cheep alternative) as greens - works quite better then regular oil for this kind of metal.
I always love your videos. However, with this one the downside is you are pushing the material against the side of the TS blade. Don't think there is a way around it considering the length of the tool. I don't like metal on a push block, prefer all wood.
Boots I think the middle metal guide is lethal if not used with popular alignment. Too close to the blade and not allow for any error. Accident by definition is something happened but unexpected.
well done, with soul! but there is not enough at least a little music, not even music, but a melody! Well done! I saw only one drawback: the minimum cut width limit is not very narrow.
If you find any unauthorized reproduction of the JSK-koubou video, please report it to me.
Thank you.
JSK-koubouビデオの無断複製を見つけた場合は、報告していただけると助かります。
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Wow that's rich when you're practically infringing on others designs. Kreg and microjig for instance.
@@rerod Eh? This man is a true craftsman, those others are plastic. It's like saying a Rolls Royce is a knock off of a Kia. Ain't even close.
Your push blocks and jigs are made out of better material than my house 😂
Seriously, nice work, man
Tidiness, neatness, cleanliness & many more things UNBEATABLE !! Watching @ JSK-koubou is like meditating 🤪
Not only practical, but classy-looking as well!
Watching you create this tool, I am struck by how carefully all of the various tools, jigs and clamps in your shop are created.
It is a pleasure to see your various tool and jig projects being used so effectively. You are an inspiration.
Yippee!! Got the plans today so it's in to my workshop to make 2 . Thank you so much Mr koubou you are a genius.
Keep those videos coming i love your channel on UA-cam.
JSK - Koubou has THE BEST content for DIY shop ideas! Very talented and exercises shop safety unlike many other you-tubers.
If I have any typ of stress by the time that I watch any of your videos by the end it has all gone. Your skill and cleanliness of your workshop is at a another level.
I Love the fact that just about every tool mount, sanding machine, bandsaw table etc etc in this workshop is homemade and they look beautiful.
Very impressed and a joy to watch your superb craftsmanship !
Just re-watched this video, again. These are on my "to build" list, along with many other projects. These are quite elegant and functional, and your build quality is second to none. I just love watching your videos. I get loads of inspiration from your work.
Thank you for allowing us into your work space and sharing your expertise with us!
I hate how sleek and clean your workshop looks, and how elegant is the end result of this Safety Hand Push Block.
Kudos to you Sir, that's the most beautiful over-engineered push block I've ever seen. Keep up the great work. thanks for sharing
It's "OVER ENGINEERED" because it's not meant to be just a quick tool just for his shop; but a production piece of equipment to sell to others and make a living. You put QUALITY into something like that.
Similar in design to Gripper products, but more elegant.
@@jerichojoe307 owhhh... that's explanation a lot
@@jerichojoe307 lol why are you getting mad at that person stating a fact? Lol this is over engineered. And if it is to feature its elegance by dressing it up, than all this thing is doing is showing people how to put lipstick on a PIG lol…. That’s basically the same concept
People will find this build extremely well
Made but cmon lol…. All that engineering is useless for the regular Joe who only care about making a push block that functions like the gripper lol 😂
I think he wants it to work *Really good,* and then feel good in the hand while using it.
I don’t think it’s over-engineered in the slightest. I’m hoping to get his plans sometime in the near future, and then make a few for myself and as gifts. A pair of full-on “Grr-ripper kits” is pushing 300 “Lower Barbarian Ducats” in these parts, which is an awful lot for someone on a fixed stipend.
I'm blown away by the simplicity and elegance of your work. Congrats.
Понадобилось освоить столярку. Ваш канал очень доходчиво подает идеи. Подписан недавно, но уже пересмотрел все старые видео, они великолепны!!!!
Thanks for the details of the video and for not using that horrible music that everyone uses in their youtube videos
i believe this is the first time i've seen you used a manufactured table saw....i admire your commitment to making your own tools with affordable core components....
ありがとうございます！
j'ai acheter le plan je vais donc realiser ce super poussoir merci encore
This guy is amazing. Even his apron is a better idea. So many great ideas, I spend much time watching the videos and I don't get the opportunity build. Please keep your great videos coming..
Люблю смотреть Ваши видео и очень нравится, как спокойно, аккуратно и чётко работаете 👍👍
Много интересных и полезных идей !!!
Спасибо 🤝
Your work is so precise and you take your time doing it. Always a pleasure to watch you work on even a small little project. Your DIY workshop looks absolutely amazing :)
He's awesome.
20:36 That's the tiniest table saw I ever saw!
You are so meticulous, you have the patience of a saint.
Love the design and to see some ideas I may add to my 6x8' workspace...yeah, that small. I appreciate your use of a small (Proxon?) saw--I recently started using a similar saw.
You are absolutely right: safety first, I learned this, again, when I tried to teach my wife to use the little table saw. I may have to adjust the tools, but I want to push her to try again--that's how we learn!
These very interesting videos without disturbing background music always have a pleasant meditative aspect.
Thank you for both.
super travail video impecablement faite .peut on savoir quel est le bois utilisé et les colles merci car je vous admire sur toutes vos réalisations bravo
The wood I used was rosewood and beech.
The adhesive is epoxy adhesive.
je vous en remercie@@jisakukobo
I didn't need the plan to make one of this , it's quite a simple build( with the video i mean ) , but i bought it anyhow to support you since you are a great creator . Thanks for your work man , i appreciate it :)
Agreed. I would purchase the plan as well but don’t seem to be able to locate it on his site. Would you have the link where it’s located? Thanks!
@@BobGarrett66 I'm almost sure that there was the link in the description , but now is not there anymore and on the website in the " plans for sale" section i can't find it , so i guess he must have take it down for some reason .... try to ask him directly through a comment , he usually respond pretty fast :) Sorry i can't help you more :)
ItSeemsDark Thanks anyway. I appreciate the reply.
@@ItSeemsDark Probably to much steel near the blade. It is beautiful, but dangerous.
@@berghauss Steel? i saw him use alluminum , not steel , but maybe i missed something . ;)
😉 wow! I searched for this type of DIY pushblock a lot yesterday and I am so glad I found this before making one of the others. It took me to the store and I was and still am in awe. Beautiful stuff. I got these plans and the router sled. Amazing. Will be back for more and will stay subscribed to this channel, and all emails. Thanks a bunch from USA California. Thank you
quel plaisir de regarder un maître menusiér créer des outils. merci pour la leçon.
I have been bing watching this master craftsmen, my only question is How much do you have in wood(timber), and all of the hardware, and drill to make this cost effective, especially the drill press, vertical saw?
多国語で天下一品と言う言葉は有るだろうか？ＪＳＫさんの加工品は高精度が見てとれます。製作品は全て天下一品です。
《 ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن 》
عليك ربي يوفقك ويرفع قدرك
ويحميك الله أخي💫👑💫
انت اسطورة مهما قلت فيك
لن. اوفيك- قدرك -،لك مني- كل
تقديري ،وفائق- احترامي في- كل
وقت وحين ✌🌾🌾🌾🌾✌
💝👉👈💖🌺 💫👑💫
🪐 🪐 🪐 🪐 🪐 🌠🕊💌
Every move so precise and every touch so deft! Every idea a gem.
This is very impressive! Next spring, I am buying a table saw. I think I shall need the plans, then!
it's not a push block - it's a master piece !!
We haven't seen his face but if you want the meaning of clean , tidy, patience and precision probably you'll find a photo of his face in the dictionary.
I really admire your work!
This guy embodies the fantasy of how I think I will do things (the reality is this ADD person cussing and stumbling over everything). Very zen and calming. I don't know if a beginner like me can make this stuff.
Great visual instructions making words obsolete. Love your machines and jigs.
Очень и очень полезный толкатель. Только замудренный он.
Terrific jigs and stuff you make. Am jealous of your ability and craftmanship. Will try to copy some of your techniques and genius !
Very nice gadget that could save many hands and even lives!
Bonjour , vidéo très remarquable pour une première prise en main du matériel. Félicitations aussi pour toutes les réalisations qui sont toujours nettes et précises . Très beau travail. Meilleures salutations de Suisse.
just some friendly advice... i made a drill press like yours once and found out the hard way the reason they make them with a belt drive and not direct. because when the bit eventually hangs up, instead of just slipping the belt, it's gonna violently twist itself a part and throw parts 20ft, lol... good luck if you havent already had that mishap
21:07 Just casually brings out the 2nd one 😂
Ogniqualvolta guardo un tuo video resto ammirato dalla tua calma e bravura,👍💯💯💯💯👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
2 types of people baffles me;
1. Those that sleep with the opening of the duvet towards their face..
2. People that manage to dislike videos like this.
Advice to both categories;
Get yourself somebody to talk to, you need help.
sleep with the opening of the duvet towards their face 😂
Semplicemente perfetto! Complimenti, sempre bravissimo
Another great video. Im a metal worker myself but your videos really inspire me to start doing more with wood. Can't wait for the next vid
Many thanks
It was an absolute pleasure to watch your video. Thank you for such an informative presentation and demonstration of your skills. I look forward to seeing more of your content.
Respect for building all this nice tools. Whe i look at my Drill Press, i could get into the mood building my own. The vertical saw station, wooow, and your little jointer with the Makita build in it...a delight to see. I bet they are more precise then Optimum, Festool or other expensive brands.
C'est génial... et quelle précision !👌
lol that awkward moment between choosing the fret saw and the router. Inspiring work my friend.
Very nice video. Unfortunatly, without subtitles, I can't guess what is the unslippery material used to hold the part we need to machine...
Молодец. Как говориться респект и уважуха.
That push block is almost the same size with your "table saw" 😁....lovely build anyway...thanks for the video 👍
Using it like for the router table is inspired!
I used a new camera and editing software.
Shooting with unfamiliar equipment is difficult.
What editing software do you use?
I wish that I was as clever as JSK-koubou
Have you got plans for this item I have bought plans from you before but can't find this one I would love to Make it . All the best from Ireland
Hello JSK-koubou, I saw you use sometimes cutting oil to treat plexiglas ? Is it the same as cutting oil for metal ?
Super push block! 素晴らしい！
I bet that wood smells amazing!
You have magicians hands.....video well done!!!!!
Your tools look more accurate than industrially manufactured ones, with all due respect.
丁寧な作りで、心が落ち着きます。良かったです！
Wonderful jigs you have made for your wisp. Very neat and highly professional
Качество изготовления просто на высочайшем уровне
Another cool design meticulously executed. Thanks for sharing!
This is so much more elegant and beautiful than the Grr-Ripper!
Xin chào. Công việc bạn làm quá hoàn hảo. Quá chuyên nghiệp với những dụng cụ, máy móc hỗ trợ như vậy. Bạn có thể xây dựng một thiết bị đơn giản hơn không. Để đầu tư cho những chi tiết bạn làm thật thừa nếu như không làm thường xuyên. Tôi chỉ cần đơn giản hơn tiết kiệm hơn. Ít chi phí hơn và máy móc của tôi rất hạn chế.
OK! so Why didn't you include plans on how to make it? It's hard to determine the dimensions just by watching the video. It looks like a nice alternative to going out to buy the gripper.
Ein praktisches Tool - eine präzise Arbeit. Gratulation!
Complimenti ti seguo sempre.
Vorrei sapere la marca o ditta che produce quella colla nera che metti sulla filettatura con il dado, grazie.
¡Qué gozada de videos tiene este autor! // The videos of this author are fantastic! //
c'est un outil très utile, j'aurais aimé avoir le plan
J'ai un plan.
Il y a un lien dans la description de la vidéo, pouvez-vous le voir ?
Where can I find the metal parts for building the items you show?
That was a VERY japanese performance, I was almost able to hear the koto playing in the background just looking at your movements, congrats with the performance and for the beautiful project.
Paciência oriental, fato! Um trabalho esplêndido...
4:11 Может я чего не понимаю? Зачем сажать на клей, если всё-равно оно будет прикручено винтами?
Bonjour avez vous les plans de cette jolie table de travail merci 🙏
What kind of wood is the handle made of? Is it padauk?
You are awesome anyone please what kind of wood is it birch
@JSK-koubou do you have plans for this? Or at least a diagram of what size all the pieces are? I'm not seeing anything on your site.
Super réalisation 👍👍
Wow wow. I love watch this push block for saw table or machine planer 👍👍👍
Another perfect accomplishment. 77 thumbs down by those that can't produce an elegant piece of craftsmanship without a CNC.
Superb presentation-More please
The things you make are art.
I'm so curious as to what dark wood you used for the handle and other parts - every time you drilled into it, the wood chips looked like chocolate shavings.
紫檀です
@@jisakukobo Thank you!
Google Translate:
"It's red sandalwood"
動画いつも勉強になってます、ありがとうございます。ところでこちらのテーブルソーの品番等ございましたらお教えください。よろしくお願い致します。
Good to see lubrication being used with the drill bits. Great project, and some nice looking homebuilt machinery.
home built but very expensive i would guess.
техника безопасности превыше всего !молодец!
Great video. Wish I had seen this before bought the Gripper. Your device is more versatile and lot less money. The material you use to hold your push block onto the wood, how would it work on a surface like melamine. That a problem I have with the gripper, does not work on painted woos. Thank you again for great viseos
It seems great, can you tell us what kind of oil and wood did you use?
I enjoyed this video. I was impressed by the fence you used. Do you have a video about how to make such a fence?
Makita must love you! (They should be sponsoring you) Great work. The Gripper has competition.
Just give me a piece of scrap wood with a notch.
Good video but it seems to me that YT has gone the way of hollywood....- all dressed up with no place to go.!!
I do respect his homemade tools.!!
Very very nice work. It’s beautiful wow! Your skills are super! Great job. Thank you. You are remarkable.
Very well produced video that's given me some good ideas. Thank you.
Great project as always! For aluminum try using alcohol (methanol or any other cheep alternative) as greens - works quite better then regular oil for this kind of metal.
Thank you for good advice!
I didn't know to use alcohol.
I always love your videos. However, with this one the downside is you are pushing the material against the side of the TS blade. Don't think there is a way around it considering the length of the tool. I don't like metal on a push block, prefer all wood.
Boots I think the middle metal guide is lethal if not used with popular alignment. Too close to the blade and not allow for any error. Accident by definition is something happened but unexpected.
well done, with soul! but there is not enough at least a little music, not even music, but a melody! Well done! I saw only one drawback: the minimum cut width limit is not very narrow.