As always, Jisaku, you leave us speechless. The images speak for themselves. Without superfluous fanfare. Genius at the service of technique. A video, a master class. Thanks for sharing, genius. 👍😉
Excellent presentation! And for some reason, I never knew about the electronic protractor, which I need at this moment for cutting metal bullnose trim for angles on some lower stairs at my house.
Te saludo desde México. Gracias por compartir tantos conocimientos. Me podría apoyar con sus planos de la guía para la sierra circular manual y con la guía de la amoladora? Por favor y gracias
Progetti molto belli e no impossibili da realizzare. Mi chiedevo se ci fosse un libro dove poter trovare i progetti nei dettagli, con misure ecc. In modo da poterne realizzare qualcuna per il mio piccolo laboratorio personale. Grazie, che dire...sei troppo forte!!
No lo entiendo , si hay brocas de madera , para que modificar otra , gracias por compartir, no hay like , un saludo cordial desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓 😜
@@jisakukobo I found the link. It is in Russian, you probably won't understand. The whole point is in the angle of sharpening of the side blades. I don’t know how to explain this to you.
@@jisakukobo Granted they are not common, but a quick google came up with Brand: Dimar Product Code: BKP-8.1-57R - which is an 8.1mm x 57mm brad point bit
@@MalcolmCrabbe: The point is that while you can buy some drill sizes with brad points, you can’t buy all the 0.1 mm size increments so if you have a set of HSS drills with 0.1 mm increments you can convert them all to brad point. I’ve never understood why only certain sizes are available with brad points. I do precision drilling in wood and plastics where I have to make do with brad point drills with large sizes increments or else use engineers drills which, as was demonstrated in the video, leave torn edges, particularly when the drill breaks through. Ok, so you’ll need a duplicate set of drills to modify, but then you’re well equipped for precision work.
@@ianmathieson65 irrespective of the type of bit I don't think any drill sets come with incremental sizes at 0.1mm sizes. That would be 100 drills between 0,1 and 10mm.. and granted drilling plastic would result in a decent level of precision, in wood I doubt that it would matter much if the hole was 8.0 mm or 8.1mm as it would give enough to accept an 8.1mm rod would still fit an 8.0mm hole when drilled in ply or softwood. - Precision drills are available, such as the part I listed, and the one thing doing the procedure shown here has over purchasing such a drill is price....
@@MalcolmCrabbe: Yes they certainly do. I have two sets - 1 to 6.0 mm in 0.1 mm increments and 6 to13 mm in 0.1 mm increments. They’re widely available so I can’t see why you think they don’t exist. Being HSS allows me to drill accurate holes in various metals and plastics as well as timber and man-made materials. All I need is to have them with brad points to facilitate accurate positioning without wander.
I would be happy if you could share my video on your SNS.
As always, Jisaku, you leave us speechless. The images speak for themselves. Without superfluous fanfare. Genius at the service of technique. A video, a master class. Thanks for sharing, genius. 👍😉
It is so entertaining to watch how you put your creations together. What an imagination! Pure Genius!
Key fob to turn on circular saw. You sir are the James bond of wood worker's.
He’s turning his dust extractor on
@@tokoloshgolem my mistake, he's still a boss.
*JSK* 👍👍 top ❤❤❤❤
Thanks for another great jig design. Also, thanks for adding text to explain the process. 😁👍
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グラインダー台の作り方はこちら
Bench Grinder Tool Sharpening Jig
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私はそれが次のようになると思います
Работу мастера можно смотреть долго, а работу столярного мастера - ВЕЧНОСТЬ!
РАХМАТ✊
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Patience and precision. Chapeau.
You have the DIYest og DIY woodworking pages
Excellent presentation! And for some reason, I never knew about the electronic protractor, which I need at this moment for cutting metal bullnose trim for angles on some lower stairs at my house.
Good job as usual. We shared this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)
Tem que tirar o chapéu pra ele, o cara é genial!!!
This time, I think that buying wood drill set will be much faster and cheaper. Nevertheless, great idea and skills!
Awesome presentation thanks 🙏
As always brilliant ideas and jigs Sir👌👌👌
I know! This man is boss!!
@@klank67 indeed he is😊
wow I'm really glad I subscribed. you have some amazing ideas.
Thanks for sharing those tips!
Pretty interesting indeed, dude! 😃
Fantastic work!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
同じ事、考えた事あります。
しかし難しかった。
ドリルスタンドも制度が高そうで羨ましいです。
治具を使ったので割と簡単に加工できました。
切れ味抜群です
...you're a genius! Good, very good idea!
very nicely done.
Good job my friend.
God bless you.
New circular saw jig is nice
*JSK* super woodworkr 😍😍😍
Ha...you are a genius!!
Spot on. 👍
Top 👍
Muito top seu trabalho 👊🇧🇷💯
Te saludo desde México. Gracias por compartir tantos conocimientos. Me podría apoyar con sus planos de la guía para la sierra circular manual y con la guía de la amoladora?
Por favor y gracias
great video thanks for sharing
this is amazing!!!
Hello brother ☺🤝🇮🇩
Perfekt!
Very nice
Excelente. 👏👍👌👋❄☃️🇦🇷
Muito bom 👍🤜🤛
Nice
Thanks for te Idea....
Progetti molto belli e no impossibili da realizzare. Mi chiedevo se ci fosse un libro dove poter trovare i progetti nei dettagli, con misure ecc. In modo da poterne realizzare qualcuna per il mio piccolo laboratorio personale. Grazie, che dire...sei troppo forte!!
Brilliant idea.What is the angle on the jig.Stay safe.
77°
@@jisakukobo Thanks a lot.Stay safe
I've been wondering about this...
i wish you would show the final product that you already made and what kind of would you prefer and why
Thank you.
No lo entiendo , si hay brocas de madera , para que modificar otra , gracias por compartir, no hay like , un saludo cordial desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓 😜
esta pregunta la contesta al iniciarse el vídeo cabezón, slds!
I've been a metal fabricator for decades (mostly SS), so I have piles of dull "iron" bits waiting for a sharpening day.
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...this will probably be after Armageddon...
"we'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when..."
When preparing the grind stone what are you using and what does it do?
Молодец
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hola crack cómo estás ,espero que estés, bien bastante bien.
Excellent.. However I am bit worried about the fingers too close to the bit while grinding.
muito bom
love the production quality. Maybe turn the volume down a little when using the machines. Keep up the good work!
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make a table saw please!
Wow
Not bad. But there is a better sharpening of the drill. If I find it, I will send a link.
Thank you
Waiting for a link.
@@jisakukobo I found the link. It is in Russian, you probably won't understand. The whole point is in the angle of sharpening of the side blades. I don’t know how to explain this to you.
There is Google Translate.
I think I can understand it in Russian as well.
But can it be made as simply as this one?
Just buy an 8.5mm wood bit.... saves a lot of messing about !
8.5mm is just an example.
8.1mm, 8.2mm, 8.3mm ...
Can you get these woodworking drills?
Answer please.
@@jisakukobo Granted they are not common, but a quick google came up with Brand: Dimar
Product Code: BKP-8.1-57R - which is an 8.1mm x 57mm brad point bit
@@MalcolmCrabbe: The point is that while you can buy some drill sizes with brad points, you can’t buy all the 0.1 mm size increments so if you have a set of HSS drills with 0.1 mm increments you can convert them all to brad point. I’ve never understood why only certain sizes are available with brad points. I do precision drilling in wood and plastics where I have to make do with brad point drills with large sizes increments or else use engineers drills which, as was demonstrated in the video, leave torn edges, particularly when the drill breaks through. Ok, so you’ll need a duplicate set of drills to modify, but then you’re well equipped for precision work.
@@ianmathieson65 irrespective of the type of bit I don't think any drill sets come with incremental sizes at 0.1mm sizes. That would be 100 drills between 0,1 and 10mm.. and granted drilling plastic would result in a decent level of precision, in wood I doubt that it would matter much if the hole was 8.0 mm or 8.1mm as it would give enough to accept an 8.1mm rod would still fit an 8.0mm hole when drilled in ply or softwood. - Precision drills are available, such as the part I listed, and the one thing doing the procedure shown here has over purchasing such a drill is price....
@@MalcolmCrabbe: Yes they certainly do. I have two sets - 1 to 6.0 mm in 0.1 mm increments and 6 to13 mm in 0.1 mm increments. They’re widely available so I can’t see why you think they don’t exist. Being HSS allows me to drill accurate holes in various metals and plastics as well as timber and man-made materials. All I need is to have them with brad points to facilitate accurate positioning without wander.
А я бы просто подложил деревяшку и не портил сверло.
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Non fai prima a comprare una punta a legno ?
I hope you can get the drill at 0.1mm intervals.
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