How to make a wooden hinge Dave Stanton
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- How to make a wooden hinge Dave Stanton. I show you how to make a wooden hinge knuckle by knuckle in this easy to follow video. Share this video with your friends, they will be so happy you did!
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If you're looking to make a simple hinge or just want to learn how to make woodworking easy, then this video is for you! By the end of this video, you'll know how to make a wooden hinge from a piece of wood in just a few minutes!
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You explained it so well ive been meaning to attempt this now i will
Awesome to hear! You've got this, just dive in and give it your best shot!
This is exactly what i needed to learn for a table project i have planned to make. Thank you!
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So clever Dave. An excellent explanation that anyone could replicate.
Thanks Derek, it was a lot of fun working it out and in the end it was simple.
Best explanation I’ve seen to date
Thanks Neelam!
Hello Dave! Thanks for all the inspiration and your great attitude. I thought I was subscribed, fixed that.
Thanks for the sub!
Hi Dave, I watched Saturdays broadcast of you making the house side of your gate and it’s coming along wonderfully. After hearing your comment about how much you received from UA-cam $11.78 for the video on your wood hinge I went back this morning and watched again and can’t believe how clever you designed it. I know how much work you put into your videos and it’s to bad that UA-cam changed how the makers get paid. Anyhow please keep up the great job and I’m looking forward to hearing your announcement next week. I hope you’re going to keep sharing your knowledge with the woodworking community. I myself have decided to start getting rid of a lot of my woodworking stuff. I don’t have a designated woodworking space like you and it’s just getting to hard to keep up with all my stuff. Thanks again Dave. See you next week
Thanks Wally. A shame that you are getting rid of your stuff. Maybe hold onto some essentials?
@@DavidStanton thanks for the reply Dave. Yes I’m keeping for now my table saw, bandsaw, dusty, and thickness planer and a few other things. It’s getting to frustrating at my age to keep looking for stuff with not have just one place to keep everything. Please keep up the great job on your show Dave
Dave, this is terrific. Thanks!
Happy that you like it Rob. Are you going to give it a try?
@@DavidStanton yes, I'd like to make a blanket chest using this technique.
very clever
Thanks Aussiman!
This is very skillful Dave
Thanks!
Awesome...thank you David!
Glad you liked it!
Awesome. Love that hinge. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Excellent techniques Dave
Glad you think so!
Very cool Dave.
Thanks for the compliment John!
Great approach Dave!
Thanks Mark! Really easy when you just break down all the parts and look at it from the aspect of making it work with wood.
@@DavidStanton yes very true! Thanks for sharing.
I always wanted to make does. nice explanation David
Easy when you follow how I did it Frank.
Very clever! Now I don’t need to go shopping trying to find a 2-3 foot long drill bit! 😂
Hahaha, Interesting point.
Well done mate. 👍
Thanks Wayne👍
Geweldig bedankt
Thanks!
Clever little vegimite wondered how you managed to drill that length, love it
Thanks Peter, easy when you break it all down to individual parts.
Hi Dave very informative video . i was wondering how you made the wooden hinges over a long piece of wood. I would not have guessed that they were individual items glued together.
Happy to tell people how I work things out and end up with a pretty good result!
is this method feasible for a 48" span? thanks!
Of course, as long as it needs to be.
I think I'm not alone when I said aloud: " ah... that's how he did it".
There were, however, more steps than a Riverdance piece.
All essential steps I assure you. lol.
This is an interesting way to do a wooden hinge and would be great for one of my products I offer...I'm subscribing to your channel. I also have a video on my channel for how I make wooden hinges. I hope you have time to check it out. I'd love to get your feedback on it. I plan on making a NEW one on how I've since critiqued my process. I get a LOT of questions about the process and I probably need to clarify some things.
Thanks for the sub! Will check yous out as well.
Argh both ends were cut off then glued back on... I was wondering how you drilled all the holes in line ;)
hmm, not sure that both ends were cut off James? Each individual knukle was made and then assembled/glued.
@@DavidStanton sorry that's what I meant, the knuckles were individual, as opposed to drilling the hinge pin hole in one giant piece of wood
Hi, enjoy the video thanks but can you please do something about your sound it’s too low
I'll see what I can do Chris, but do you have a volume control to turn it up at your end?
@@DavidStanton I had my volume as high as it would go but with that said I was on a phone. Thanks for responding
Very nice David.
Have you joined a gym or something?
Your looking great.
Genuine remark from a happily married man ha
Thanks for the compliment Dan The Chippie! No gym, just staying active and watching what I eat...plenty of protein and little to no carbs.