Making pattern plywood coasters to give away as gifts

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  • Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
  • With the holiday season on us I found a useful way to make for all those off cut strips of plywood I've managed to accumulate over the last few years, and at the same time come up with a nifty holiday gift idea.
    I've never made pattern plywood before, but I'm keen to give it a go and this seems like the perfect project to try my hand at it.
    Let me know your thoughts and suggestions if you've ever made pattern ply before!
    Thanks for watching.
    TIMESTAMPS
    0:00 - Strips and strips of form ply
    0:29 - Processing the form ply
    2:23 - Glue up number 1
    4:13 - Cutting more strips
    5:30 - Glue up number 2
    7:09 - Cutting even more strips
    8:07 - Glue up number 3, creating checkerboard pattern
    9:20 - Sanding
    9:52 - Cutting to final dimension
    11:29 - Rounding over
    12:47 - Applying finish
    13:57 - Building the box
    17:00 - Adding bevel to box using the router
    17:48 - Dry fit and glue up
    21:13 - The final product
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 11

  • @rajrooplal7595
    @rajrooplal7595 Рік тому

    The Coasters turned out great, love it

  • @SugarCreekWoodwright
    @SugarCreekWoodwright Рік тому

    Well Done! Looks great and learning new things is what woodworking is all about. Nice use of scraps. Michael Alm has some good vids on patterning ply, ;earned a lot from them myself.

    • @barberspaddockwoodworking
      @barberspaddockwoodworking  Рік тому +1

      Very true, couldn't agree more. Inspiration to try this did come from him, but I'm far from ready to go to the level he does!

  • @paullane1375
    @paullane1375 Рік тому

    Michael Alm's clamping jig with the wedges looked good to use but I think it needed a top to keep them flat.

    • @barberspaddockwoodworking
      @barberspaddockwoodworking  Рік тому

      I think anything other than straight edges probably requires a jig for sure. I should look into that for the next one.

  • @FixitFingers
    @FixitFingers Рік тому

    Those MDF cauls worked really well. I think the woven ones are my favourite. If you like that liquid wax check out Scotty's Kustom Creations range at Carbatec. Not tried his liquid wax, but the Kustom Grit is the schnizzle.

    • @barberspaddockwoodworking
      @barberspaddockwoodworking  Рік тому +1

      I will definitely do that! I'm still a noob when it comes to finishes.

    • @FixitFingers
      @FixitFingers Рік тому

      @@barberspaddockwoodworking plus, he's a little Aussie garage business, I like to support small and local when I can.

  • @bradleytuckwell4881
    @bradleytuckwell4881 Рік тому

    Really nice work mate have you seen Michael Alms channel he does some amazing plywood patterns and has some great tips. I hope you had a great Christmas to

    • @barberspaddockwoodworking
      @barberspaddockwoodworking  Рік тому +1

      Yes I have, and he's amazing, but I'm not confident enough to try out some of his work. But I got a grasp of it enough I think that if (or really when) I do this again I'll up the difficulty level.