Awesome technique, thanks for sharing! I really like your home made sanding flapper tool that was used in this videl. Any chance you made a video on how it's fabricated?
Hello Richard~ The sanding mob production process video you requested has been completed. I would like you to watch the video below. ua-cam.com/video/YWTrktri3KY/v-deo.html
Thank you VERY much! The video is very detailed and easy to follow. :) One question and one suggestion.... Can you please tell me the diameter and length of the bolt used for the mob? It seems that the mop will wear out just on the perimeter of the sand paper. I suggest coming up with a way to "trim" the sand paper 5-10mm as the sand paper wears out. This way the mob can continue to be used until the diameter get close to the washer. Just a thought.
@@Richard-dh8ny The bolts used to make the mob are 150cm long and 1cm thick. And the big washer diameter is 5cm. That's a good suggestion. If you use it several times, the mob becomes like a perm head, which makes it more usable.
many years ago I made knobs using this technique, and had totally forgotten it. For many days looking at youtube vids, only this site uses it. I think it is the fastest method and any shop will need a large number of these whether for hold down clamps or pressure clamps. Thank you for a beautiful video, the music, photography just perfect.
You made really great looking knobs here. But I have to say: I just can't do much with my left hand since I came in contact with my router a few days ago. And I wasn't even have as close as you there at 4:00. Other than that: great work! 👍🏻👍🏻
Safety is the number one priority when it comes to woodworking. Thanks for your advice. As you said, my router work was risky. I'll have to find a safer way. Please continue to support us in the future.
Wow, so simple and easy, thank you for showing a much better way of making these type of knob. Have you made a video on the manufacturing of the T track clamp as shown when you assembled the knob? Again Thank you for your time and effort
Thank you very much for your support. Also, thanks for asking the question. If you would like the production process of the clamp shown at the beginning of the video, please watch the video below. youtu.be/watch?v=DqauurnPb-g&t=124s
Thank you - love the music too! Also, if you had drawn the circles next to each other, you would of only needed one hole for the connecting circles (they can share the hole).
Thanks for your advice. In my case, I wanted to make it pretty by making the upper hole smaller. The lower insert nut insertion hole is too large. Please continue to support us in the future.
Gracias por apoyarme. La madera utilizada para hacer el pomo es madera de nogal. La madera de nogal se utiliza a menudo para fabricar muebles de lujo. La madera de nogal es realmente hermosa. Thank you for supporting me. The wood used to make the knob is walnut wood. Walnut wood is often used to make luxury furniture. walnut wood Is really beautiful.
Are you referring to the woodcarving workbench full of holes gathered in the Knob Demonstration video? Do you want to purchase the products in the production video below? Available for sale.
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 Thank you for your response. I'm a fellow woodworker, but since I began living in Korea I have not seen any reliable suppliers of materials and tools. I was just wondering where you buy your plywood and the tools etc.
Dust collection was difficult at the time of knob production. Now I have a nice dust collector on my drill press. Please watch the video below~~ ua-cam.com/video/TBrVOOwF3wE/v-deo.html Thank you so much.
I overlooked the safety of using a router when making a video. that is my mistake A subtitle about safety was put in the video location of the dangerous scene. Thanks for your comment.
Thank you so much for asking the question. The size of the Hole Saw used to make the knob is 2" (50mm, the inside size is 46mm). The thing to remember is that the inside size is 46mm. And, the number of used forstner bits is two. One is 25mm for the insert nut side, and 15mm for the bit used for the outer hole. The drill bit size used on the insert nut side is 10mm. The drilling depth should be limited to the length of insert nut insertion. I hope my answer is helpful to you.
Excellent! The music is very soothing too. Can you please tell me the size of the Lennox Hole saw, and the size of the forstner bit? The reason I ask is because these knobs appear to be the perfect size for shop jigs. Thank you, keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for asking the question. The size of the Lennox Hole Saw used to make the knob is 2" (50mm, the inside size is 46mm). The thing to remember is that the inside size is 46mm. And, the number of used forstner bits is two. One is 25mm for the insert nut side, and 15mm for the bit used for the outer hole. There is one thing missing from your question. The drill bit size used on the insert nut side is 10mm. The drilling depth should be limited to the length of insert nut insertion. I hope my answer is helpful to you.
I overlooked the safety of using a router when making a video. that is my mistake A subtitle about safety was put in the video location of the dangerous scene. Thanks for your comment.
Sorry for the late reply. Recently my mother passed away. Thanks for your question, below is the answer to your question. If my answer is not enough, please ask more questions. 00:09 The outermost circle size is 50mm (radius 25mm) 00:16 The length of the sides of the hexagon (25mm radius of the circle) 01:06 Drill bit size is 2.5~3M 01:23 Forstner bit 25mm, hole depth 8mm 01:38 Side 6 holes, Forstner bit 15mm 02:23 Insert nut outer diameter size, drill bit 10mm (insert nut M8, hole depth 13mm) 02:39 Hole saw size 50mm
Making and using it yourself can be more than worthwhile. You can also enjoy the process of making it. Like you, I use a lot of plastic knobs. Thanks for your comments.
Thank you so much^^ The size of the Lennox Hole Saw used to make the knob is 2" (50mm, the inside size is 46mm). The thing to remember is that the inside size is 46mm. And, the number of used forstner bits is two. One is 25mm for the insert nut side, and 15mm for the bit used for the outer hole. The drill bit size used on the insert nut side is 10mm. The drilling depth should be limited to the length of insert nut insertion.
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 Hammers are hardened metal, striking one against the other is dangerous, hardened metal can fracture and in some cases cause injury through metal fragments flying around the workshop (rare but it can happen), would be better to use a hard wooden dowel, or a large diameter punch, or even use a vice to force the metal item into the wood, lots of ways to do it but not the way you did.
@@myworkshop2 Thank you for your kind advice. I hadn't even thought of the danger. Please monitor my video at any time, and ask for advice. Thank you so much.
Sorry for the late reply. The size of the large circle is 50mm, the circle around the handle uses a 15mm forstner bit, the inner circle uses a 25mm forstner bit, and center hole is 9mm brad point drill bit is used. And, Holesaw size is 50mm. 큰원의 크기는 50mm, 손잡이 주위 원은 15mm forstner bit 이용, 안쪽 원은 25mm forstner bit이용, 중앙 구멍은 9mm brad point drill bit를 이용 했습니다. 그리고, Holesaw 사이즈는 50mm입니다.
One safety concern, in the mechanical world it is a cardinal sin to strike a hammer with another hammer!!!! Simply because the materials are extremely hard and may fragment on impact
Very nice knobs but this is not the easiest way to make them. In fact, this may be the hardest way to make them. Using a simple jig is the preferred method.
You just need to decide on a distance equal to the size of the knob you want. Of course you should be able to cut it out with your hole saw. Thank you :)
I overlooked the safety of using a router when making a video. that is my mistake A subtitle about safety was put in the video location of the dangerous scene. Thanks for your comment.
Awesome technique, thanks for sharing! I really like your home made sanding flapper tool that was used in this videl. Any chance you made a video on how it's fabricated?
No problem~~
I'll show you how to make a sanding mob soon.
Thanks for your suggestion.
Hello Richard~
The sanding mob production process video you requested has been completed.
I would like you to watch the video below.
ua-cam.com/video/YWTrktri3KY/v-deo.html
Thank you VERY much! The video is very detailed and easy to follow. :) One question and one suggestion.... Can you please tell me the diameter and length of the bolt used for the mob? It seems that the mop will wear out just on the perimeter of the sand paper. I suggest coming up with a way to "trim" the sand paper 5-10mm as the sand paper wears out. This way the mob can continue to be used until the diameter get close to the washer. Just a thought.
@@Richard-dh8ny The bolts used to make the mob are 150cm long and 1cm thick.
And the big washer diameter is 5cm.
That's a good suggestion.
If you use it several times, the mob becomes like a perm head, which makes it more usable.
Has has he made a video on how to take off your finger tip on the router table?
Very nice. Fingers too close to the router for my comfort though. I'd look for some kind of holding jig for improved safety on that step.
That is my mistake.
Thanks for your comment.
Thank you for taking the time to make the video. Very nice job.
Thank you so much^^
Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much^^
many years ago I made knobs using this technique, and had totally forgotten it. For many days looking at youtube vids, only this site uses it. I think it is the fastest method and any shop will need a large number of these whether for hold down clamps or pressure clamps. Thank you for a beautiful video, the music, photography just perfect.
Thank you So much.
I enjoyed watching you enjoying woodworking. Thanks for making this video!
Thank you so much^^
I hope you enjoying woodworking too.
Beautiful, just beautiful. Thank you
Thank you so much^^
You made really great looking knobs here. But I have to say: I just can't do much with my left hand since I came in contact with my router a few days ago. And I wasn't even have as close as you there at 4:00. Other than that: great work! 👍🏻👍🏻
Safety is the number one priority when it comes to woodworking.
Thanks for your advice.
As you said, my router work was risky.
I'll have to find a safer way.
Please continue to support us in the future.
Muito bacana ficou excelente seu projeto MANIPULO foi uma ótima apresentação e muito boa à demonstração valeu obrigadao
Muchas gracias
Awesome job, you made a complicated little job look so easy to accomplish with excellent results. Beautiful hexagon knobs!
Thank you for taking a good look at our work process.
Your support is a great strength to me.
Thank you so much.
Wow, so simple and easy, thank you for showing a much better way of making these type of knob. Have you made a video on the manufacturing of the T track clamp as shown when you assembled the knob? Again Thank you for your time and effort
Thank you very much for your support. Also, thanks for asking the question.
If you would like the production process of the clamp shown at the beginning of the video, please watch the video below.
youtu.be/watch?v=DqauurnPb-g&t=124s
Great idea! Thanks for sharing the technique.
I'm so glad I was helpful to you.
Thank you so much^^
완전 전문가이시군요!
저도 목공쪽을 배워보고 있는데, 쉽지 않던데 참 편안하게 작업하시네요^^
많이 배우겠습니다.
고맙습니다,
같이 좋은 결과 만들어 보시지요~~~
월넛과 자작의 조화가 아름답네요.
사제 프라스틱과는 너무 다르게 고급스럽습니다..
플라스틱 노브를 사용해도 괜찮지만 직접 만들면 비용도 아끼고 의미도 있을 것 같아요 ㅋㅋ
고맙습니다~~
Great idea. I’m going to try it.
Thank you so much~
Nice. Looks like Christmas cookies
Thank you for looking at it beautifully.
올만에 이예요. 한동안 일때문에 통 접속을 못했었네요.
잘지내셨죠? 수제제작한 노브 멋집니다. 따뜻한 촉감이 느껴져요
참으로 오랜만입니다. 잘계셨죠?
고맙습니다~~
건강관리 잘하시구요.
I make a lot so I draw it on SketchUp then print out a whole bunch different sizes. Very nicely done sir!
Thanks for your advice.
In the future, I will work according to your advice.
Thank you very much.
Thanks for your comments.
Thank you so much.
Buen Trabajo.....
muchas gracias.
Simple dan praktis
Thank you so much^^
Thank you - love the music too! Also, if you had drawn the circles next to each other, you would of only needed one hole for the connecting circles (they can share the hole).
Thanks for your advice.
In my case, I wanted to make it pretty by making the upper hole smaller.
The lower insert nut insertion hole is too large.
Please continue to support us in the future.
Great job on the knobs, I’ll have to try and make some.
Thank you so much..
Please try making it.
Congratulations. Saludos del Brazil.
Muchas gracias.
Very Good 😊
VERY NICE PROJECTS :)
Thank you so much^^
Nice knobs! These will be a piece of cake to make on my laser cutter! without any waste either.
I envy you for having a good laser cutter.
But I am happy just being able to make a pretty knobs with my own hands.
Thanks for your comments.
These knobs are so satisfying!
I'm so happy^^
캬~~ 아름답습니다!! 역시 선생님!!
찾아 주셔서 고맙습니다.^^
훌륭합니다……브라보 마이 캡틴
Thank you so much^^
제목과 가장 일치하는 목공을 하시는 분이시네요.
보는 저도 늘 즐겁습니다.
건승을 기원합니다.
좋은 응원 글 고맙습니다.
따뜻한 말씀에 힘이 절로 납니다.
Muy buen trabajo, delicado y preciso, felicitaciones...
@@franciscoolivares3703 Muchas gracias.
¡Hola! Muchas gracias por compartir sus conocimientos, solo tengo una pregunta....¿ Cual es esa madera café ? Se ve hermosa
Gracias por apoyarme.
La madera utilizada para hacer el pomo es madera de nogal.
La madera de nogal se utiliza a menudo para fabricar muebles de lujo.
La madera de nogal es realmente hermosa.
Thank you for supporting me.
The wood used to make the knob is walnut wood.
Walnut wood is often used to make luxury furniture.
walnut wood Is really beautiful.
excelente trabajo!!! Gracias
Muchas gracias ^^
목공 작업은 정말 멋집니다^^
멋진 작업이죠 ㅋㅋ
고맙습니다~~~
인터넷에서 구매 했는데 영상을 미리 봤으면 만들었을텐데 아쉽네요 잘보고 갑니다.
노브는 소모품이라 계속 필요 해지잖아요ㅋㅋ
다음에는 직접 만들어 사용 해 보시지요♡
Nice sir I really like this 😀
Thank you so much^^
Very nice, but I would have sandwiched the Tee nut between an upper and lower layer, before completion. 👏👍
Thank you so much^^
Very nice - but please mount the knob on a temporary handle when using the router.
That is my mistake.
Thanks for your comment.
Nice very nice
Thank you so much^^
Thank you, they look way too good to use.
Thank you so much^^
Beautifully done and a pleasure to watch. I live in Seoul and would love to know where you buy your wood, plywood, and fixings from.
Are you referring to the woodcarving workbench full of holes gathered in the Knob Demonstration video?
Do you want to purchase the products in the production video below?
Available for sale.
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 Thank you for your response. I'm a fellow woodworker, but since I began living in Korea I have not seen any reliable suppliers of materials and tools. I was just wondering where you buy your plywood and the tools etc.
Super 👷👍
Thank you so much^^
I got so intent watching, I actually blew the sawdust from your drill press. Cheers
Dust collection was difficult at the time of knob production.
Now I have a nice dust collector on my drill press.
Please watch the video below~~
ua-cam.com/video/TBrVOOwF3wE/v-deo.html
Thank you so much.
Okay - gluing T-nuts is OVERKILL. You're pulling on them - you don't have to glue them. Nice job though - worth paying by the foot for the hardwood!
Thanks for your comments.
router safety?
I overlooked the safety of using a router when making a video.
that is my mistake
A subtitle about safety was put in the video location of the dangerous scene.
Thanks for your comment.
Nice work! Bute never ever knock two hammers against each other. One of the first things you learn during a mechanical apprenticeship.
Thanks for your comments.
Thank you so much.
Muito bem feito 👏👏👏🇧🇷
Muito obrigado.
어떤 종류의 비트를 사용합니까? 감사합니다 ¿QUE TIPO DE BROCA UTILIZA? - WHAT KIND OF BIT DO YOU USE? -
Thank you so much for asking the question.
The size of the Hole Saw used to make the knob is 2" (50mm, the inside size is 46mm).
The thing to remember is that the inside size is 46mm.
And, the number of used forstner bits is two.
One is 25mm for the insert nut side, and 15mm for the bit used for the outer hole.
The drill bit size used on the insert nut side is 10mm.
The drilling depth should be limited to the length of insert nut insertion.
I hope my answer is helpful to you.
Very cool
Thank you so much♡
Excellent! The music is very soothing too. Can you please tell me the size of the Lennox Hole saw, and the size of the forstner bit? The reason I ask is because these knobs appear to be the perfect size for shop jigs. Thank you, keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for asking the question.
The size of the Lennox Hole Saw used to make the knob is 2" (50mm, the inside size is 46mm).
The thing to remember is that the inside size is 46mm.
And, the number of used forstner bits is two.
One is 25mm for the insert nut side, and 15mm for the bit used for the outer hole.
There is one thing missing from your question.
The drill bit size used on the insert nut side is 10mm.
The drilling depth should be limited to the length of insert nut insertion.
I hope my answer is helpful to you.
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 Thank you very much for the detailed answer. It is very much appreciated!
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 Ciao il tuo lavoro è preciso la tua spiegazione è dettagliata nei minimi particolari a mio parere meriti 5 stelle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@@ciror1129
Grazie mille ^^
안녕하세요. 노브에 들어간 철물좀 알 수 있을까요?
가시너트라고 합니다.
검색해서 원하는 사이즈를 구매하시기 바랍니다^^
Looks nice, some dimensions would be nice.
Thank you so much^^
I knew a kid who lost part of his baby finger doing what you did with the router.
I overlooked the safety of using a router when making a video.
that is my mistake
A subtitle about safety was put in the video location of the dangerous scene.
Thanks for your comment.
PERFECT
Thank you so much♡♡
오우~!!
저에겐 쉽지 않습니다~ㅜㅜ
왜 자꾸 그러세요...
쉽다는 거 다 아시면서ㅋㅋ
고맙습니다~~~~
Really cool. What kind of finish did you use on these knobs?
Linseed oil with wax.
The product name is AURO #129.
Thank you so much^^
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 Thanks!
Art 🧡
Thank you so much🧡🧡🧡
me encantaría saber la medida de las brocas que usaste y tipos, soy nuevo en todo esto, como se llaman y la medida de en inserto el canal del tornillo
Sorry for the late reply.
Recently my mother passed away.
Thanks for your question, below is the answer to your question.
If my answer is not enough, please ask more questions.
00:09 The outermost circle size is 50mm (radius 25mm)
00:16 The length of the sides of the hexagon (25mm radius of the circle)
01:06 Drill bit size is 2.5~3M
01:23 Forstner bit 25mm, hole depth 8mm
01:38 Side 6 holes, Forstner bit 15mm
02:23 Insert nut outer diameter size, drill bit 10mm (insert nut M8, hole depth 13mm)
02:39 Hole saw size 50mm
Very beautiful knobs and craftsmanship. But you should know you can purchase three dozen (36) for about $45 US the is only $1.25 per knob.
I was thinking about the cost factor here as well but he has much nicer knobs as a result. If you want quick and dirty go the $1.25 route. IMHO
Making and using it yourself can be more than worthwhile.
You can also enjoy the process of making it.
Like you, I use a lot of plastic knobs.
Thanks for your comments.
영상 잘보았습니다.
존경스럽네요.
질문하나 해도 될까요.
뭔가 두가지 석어서 사용 하시는데 무슨 본드인가요.?
좋게 봐주셔서 고맙습니다.
본드로 사용되는 에폭시입니다.
저는 이 제품을 사용하고 있습니다.
itempage3.auction.co.kr/DetailView.aspx?ItemNo=A093021260&frm3=V2
❤
Everything is nice, beautiful, but it's a pity that there are no dimensions ... 🤔
Thank you so much^^
The size of the Lennox Hole Saw used to make the knob is 2" (50mm, the inside size is 46mm).
The thing to remember is that the inside size is 46mm.
And, the number of used forstner bits is two.
One is 25mm for the insert nut side, and 15mm for the bit used for the outer hole.
The drill bit size used on the insert nut side is 10mm.
The drilling depth should be limited to the length of insert nut insertion.
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 Thank you very much and best regards.
무슨 본드 사용하시나요? 7분25초
에폭시본드입니다
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 감사해요
Hitting a hammer with a hammer tsk tsk .... naughty
Please tell me a better way.
Thanks for commenting.
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 Hammers are hardened metal, striking one against the other is dangerous, hardened metal can fracture and in some cases cause injury through metal fragments flying around the workshop (rare but it can happen), would be better to use a hard wooden dowel, or a large diameter punch, or even use a vice to force the metal item into the wood, lots of ways to do it but not the way you did.
@@myworkshop2
Thank you for your kind advice.
I hadn't even thought of the danger.
Please monitor my video at any time, and ask for advice.
Thank you so much.
Все четко и понятно, хотя я девушка, думаю повторить за вами
Большое спасибо
Pretty cool but never smack two hammers together
Thanks for your comments.
Thank you so much.
자작나무 외 하나 무슨 나무 인가요?
월넛(호두)입니다.
Bonjour, quel bois utilisez-vous ?
É uma nogueira.
It is a walnut wood.
SORRY < WHAT SIZE CIRCLE DID YOU DRAW AND what size forstner bit did you use around the knob and what size was the cup saw ??
Sorry for the late reply.
The size of the large circle is 50mm, the circle around the handle uses a 15mm forstner bit, the inner circle uses a 25mm forstner bit, and center hole is 9mm brad point drill bit is used.
And, Holesaw size is 50mm.
큰원의 크기는 50mm, 손잡이 주위 원은 15mm forstner bit 이용, 안쪽 원은 25mm forstner bit이용, 중앙 구멍은 9mm brad point drill bit를 이용 했습니다.
그리고, Holesaw 사이즈는 50mm입니다.
드릴링 머신에 장착해서 사용하는 사포같은 것이 무엇인지요?
샌딩몹(Sanding Mop)이라고 합니다.
자작 한 것 이구요~~
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 하~ 넘 멋지더라고요...
저도 저런게 꼭 있었으면 좋겠다고 생각을 했었는데~
아이디어가 넘 좋으신 것 같아요~
많이 배우고 있습니다~
감사합니다~ 꾸벅~
@@최빅토르-v2r 응원 해 주시니 힘이납니다.
더 좋은 영상으로 보답할 께요ㅋㅋ
5개 찜 ㅋㅋㅋ
넘 탐나네요 판매하시죠 ㅎ
비싸게 사주세요 ㅋㅋ
This is the easy way?
If you know of an easier way than this, please let me know.
Thank you.
Totally surprised you can still count to ten.
You'll be more surprised that I can still count to 100. :D
There are faster ways. Look for the video "How To Make Star Knobs With The Knob Jig"
Thanks for your comments.
Thank you so much.
One safety concern, in the mechanical world it is a cardinal sin to strike a hammer with another hammer!!!! Simply because the materials are extremely hard and may fragment on impact
Thank you for giving us good information.
I think I'm growing on your advice.
How do you measure the distance at 00:40 ?
Is the radius of the circle. The length of each side of the hexagon is the radius of the circle. Thanks for asking.
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 Ahhh, now it seems obvious. Thanks much for responding. I just made these for my shop. Appreciate the knowledge share!
@@RyanWattersRyanWatters I'am so happy.
I'm not sure that people should put their fingers quite so close to the router bit as shown here.
You are right.
I'll put a warning subtitle at that working location.
Thanks for your advice.
Do you sell these?
Thank you so much^^
I want to sell, but I don't know how to sell it yet.
sorry.
@@enjoyingwoodworking691 list them on eBay and I will buy. 😊
Nice concept, but that's a good way to lose a finger on a router table.
Thanks for your advice.
Safety is always the best. I admit there is a problem with using my router.
From now on, I'll use the router in a safe way.
Very nice knobs but this is not the easiest way to make them. In fact, this may be the hardest way to make them. Using a simple jig is the preferred method.
Thanks for your comments.
Thank you so much.
why do you put the background noise? not watching because of it.
Thanks for the good advice.
I will refer to the video production
I actually liked the back ground music, it went well with the project, very smooth and relaxing just like Fred making the knobs, thank you.
Please don't hit a hammer with a hammer, just get a bigger hammer.
Thank you for your kind advice.
I hadn't even thought of the danger.
thank you so much.
How did you determine the distance between circles (small) since they were 60 degrees apart?
You just need to decide on a distance equal to the size of the knob you want. Of course you should be able to cut it out with your hole saw.
Thank you :)
Штета, не знам Јапански језик. Имате ли какав план за ово?
Жао ми је.
Користите Гоогле преводилац.
Ја сам Кореанац~
...Fingers always too close to the tool!
I overlooked the safety of using a router when making a video.
that is my mistake
A subtitle about safety was put in the video location of the dangerous scene.
Thanks for your comment.
Dangerous handling on router
I will be careful in the future.
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travail dangeureux vs risquer vos doigtsp
Merci pour vos conseils.
Desperdicias mucha madera
I'm sorry