Making Squares for Woodworking

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  • @eileenpickett431
    @eileenpickett431 5 років тому +8

    You did a absolutely superb job making those squares,you obviously put a lot of thought into designing and making them,and they really did turn out first rate tools, I'm a 80 year old English man and was a toolmaker by trade for 43 years in the engineering industry for Rolls Royce,and it pleases me no end to see young people with the ability to design and make what are after all very old tools,and you get my 5 ☆ rating

  • @brianmorris8045
    @brianmorris8045 6 років тому

    Your squares, Marius are tops.You DIY'ers amaze me the methodical way you go about things, and thanks to all of you for sharing those ideas...well done to all of you.. I turn the TV off just to watch these vids...more interesting most of the time. And of course, I pick up a few ideas on the way.

  • @dradey
    @dradey 6 років тому +1

    You are a inspiration for youngsters for making things by hand, and last but not least your work shop is just wow and fabulous.

  • @mehmehmehmeh
    @mehmehmehmeh 7 років тому +37

    dude i must say when you upload a video i get excited. keep up good work.

  • @jonascools9153
    @jonascools9153 7 років тому

    Last week I've been doing nothing else but watching your videos. They're great and I love the way you bring math and fysics in some of your projects. Thank you for that!

  • @horvathjanos2236
    @horvathjanos2236 7 років тому

    Dear Marius! Many of your uploaded videos watched, but would like to congratulate all abilities of your mind. Many good ideas have drawn of him. Thanks.

  • @hypnolobster
    @hypnolobster 7 років тому

    I'm glad we got more pantorouter action. I'm really close to buying one and the more I see the more exciting it gets.

  • @alfantebeite8659
    @alfantebeite8659 7 років тому

    Hornberger, you are very good at what you do! It's very gratifying to watch your great videos... Congratulations!!!

  • @DiHandley
    @DiHandley 7 років тому

    Merry Christmas to you and your family Marius. Thanks for sharing all your great work.

  • @michaelcurtis4297
    @michaelcurtis4297 7 років тому

    Nice work. Always good idea to paint your homemade tools so as you have stated they do not blend in with other stock wood.

  • @elhigh
    @elhigh 7 років тому +1

    Marius, if you have a square that is no longer square, you can tune it up. Get a hammer and punch and give the square a solid whack near the corner: at the inside if it's close, at the outside corner if it's open. You want to hit it hard enough to make a dent and displace some metal. Check against your good reference square. I have saved a few junky thrift store squares this way, it costs nothing and only takes a few minutes.

  • @yummboy2
    @yummboy2 7 років тому

    Another great idea! There are few things more aggravating than unsquare squares! Happy Holidays to you and yours!

  • @LetsBastel
    @LetsBastel 7 років тому +1

    Na, hab ich ein Glück, daß ich das demnächst auch auf meiner Liste stehen hatte...dann warte ich einfach noch ein wenig :-)
    Grüße vom Lets Bastel Kanal!

  • @GertrudeFilthbasket
    @GertrudeFilthbasket 7 років тому

    i didn't expect squares to be this interesting!! thank you

  • @thomastieffenbacherdocsava1549
    @thomastieffenbacherdocsava1549 7 років тому

    Some great ideas in making the tools. The paint brought it down a notch but hey they're your tools. LOL!

  • @johnbouttell5827
    @johnbouttell5827 7 років тому

    Great colour scheme.

  • @MRrwmac
    @MRrwmac 7 років тому +1

    Very Nice additions to your Pantorouter! When you cut the slot of one of the them on the Pantorouter, I said "now he's just showing off" (haha). Just kidding, that was the best way to get the slot perfectly aligned for the Pantorouter!

  • @meanwhileintheshed661
    @meanwhileintheshed661 7 років тому

    Those are looking great, I should really make some of these.

  • @nomadcrossfire
    @nomadcrossfire 7 років тому +10

    love your videos man, keep it up!

  • @LostWhits
    @LostWhits 7 років тому

    Great idea with the slot for the stop, very functional. Have you seen Mirocks Squares? He made them on his CNC they are quite amazing.

  • @ninanoodles9775
    @ninanoodles9775 7 років тому +2

    when you have used them for some time, after a hot/humid, cold/dry season, pls post an update in the video description, if the wooden angles kept their form. thx

  • @brianknowles7130
    @brianknowles7130 7 років тому

    Nice idea. Worth watching as always. Interesting to see what you have made for Christmas for your Mother & Sister ..lolRgds BKMerry Xmas etc.

  • @mrdavidurquhart
    @mrdavidurquhart 7 років тому

    Such a nice job and guide for us

  • @woodywood1951
    @woodywood1951 7 років тому +8

    the problem with wood, even if one use good plywood, perfectly square today, does not mean perfectly square tomorrow!
    I did a couple of wood square some years ago, and those days, I use them only to assemble box. But, I did some with aluminum, and they stay square.
    To avoid that my steel squares rust, I stock them in a drawer with silicagel. Same with my chisel... It works great: no more rust!

    • @gogo5542
      @gogo5542 5 років тому

      u r very good

  • @BobBlarneystone
    @BobBlarneystone 7 років тому

    I think it's a good idea to make squares when for use where high quality 'shop standards may be damaged, e.g. rough carpentry. That said, the plastic injection-molded triangles are quite good, but they do shatter easily when they are cold.

  • @PhilippTheilen
    @PhilippTheilen 2 роки тому

    Marius kannst du Shorts machen zu den Holzgeriffen, die du selber gebastelt hast

  • @hklfreak5363
    @hklfreak5363 7 років тому +4

    the last outtake- clip was the best one :P :DDD

  • @FREDBLA
    @FREDBLA 7 років тому

    Nice work !! You 've got incredibles tools !!

  • @muzammilbhatti9490
    @muzammilbhatti9490 7 років тому

    Very very awesome. thanks for sharing

  • @Gustl-gl5us
    @Gustl-gl5us 7 років тому

    Hast du gut gemacht Marius! Mir gefällt auch dass du die farblich hervorhebst- sollte ich bei meinen auch mal machen 😅
    Grüße

  • @danhigham
    @danhigham 7 років тому

    Another great video, Marius! I guess if you were worried about the workpiece moving on the wedgie sled, you could have clamped it on using the lip on the square.

  • @helimelecaguirresanchez2373
    @helimelecaguirresanchez2373 7 років тому

    Muy bueno, gracias por publicar, un saludo desde Venezuela.

  • @alberto_imbrosciano
    @alberto_imbrosciano 7 років тому

    Nice but you should paint the squares Mathias' green. Everybody knows that the pantarouters works better if all your tools are green.

  • @tooljunkie555
    @tooljunkie555 7 років тому

    good idea using the one for the Pantorouter

  • @Blue_4-2
    @Blue_4-2 7 років тому

    Merry Christmas everyone!

  • @kraay89
    @kraay89 7 років тому

    Nice! Just out of curiosity: Why did you go for a slot for the bolt all the way to the edge and not just a hole for the bolt, or a closed, smaller slot? It seems that the pantorouter would have made it just as easily...

    • @MariusHornberger
      @MariusHornberger  7 років тому +1

      When I need to use it from the other side, it's very easy to turn the screw around as I can just pull it out.

  • @weasel2htm
    @weasel2htm 7 років тому

    I thought the "Bad Camera Position" shot was kinda cool, it you put it in the video, I probably would have never noticed that the camera was not supposed to pan.

  • @leksey7870
    @leksey7870 7 років тому

    Very accurate work. Like!

  • @CemlynJones1952
    @CemlynJones1952 7 років тому

    HI. I love your stuff and am planning to do quite a few of your things. I'm also interested in doing some video. Can I ask you which video editing applications you use please. Some of you transition effects and overlays are as good as I have seen on any site. Thank you

  • @rainerzufall689
    @rainerzufall689 7 років тому

    Do you sand all those multiplex surfaces prior to varnishing them? I found that they are pretty rough and oiling them in that rough state consumes three times the oil needed when they are sanded with 120 grit. And of course the surface is much nicer when sanded. The only problem is that I often forget to sand the individual pieces before assembling them and after that it is very hard to sand them properly.

  • @levisoriano1
    @levisoriano1 6 років тому

    Your a freaking genius bro!!!!

  • @FrankGatta
    @FrankGatta 7 років тому

    I am enjoying your channel. Where did you get the plastic 90 degree triangle with the lines and degrees?

    • @MariusHornberger
      @MariusHornberger  7 років тому

      I bought it in a store (near the school supplies)

  • @austinpilbeam3869
    @austinpilbeam3869 7 років тому

    Hey Marius - what is the model of your Planer / Thicknesser please?
    Great videos BTW you are very funny - like the humour you put into the videos.

  • @cafsantos
    @cafsantos 7 років тому

    Nice work. Instead of pencil marks, you could use a piece of wood and a clamp.

  • @martinsvensson6884
    @martinsvensson6884 3 роки тому

    Are they still square? Thinking of wood movement and such over time..

  • @tjacksonwoodworker3726
    @tjacksonwoodworker3726 7 років тому

    Very nice. Enjoy your videos. How is your schooling? What are you studying?

    • @MariusHornberger
      @MariusHornberger  7 років тому

      I'm studying engineering.

    • @tjacksonwoodworker3726
      @tjacksonwoodworker3726 7 років тому

      You will be an excellent engineer. Keep us all posted as your studies progress..I enjoy your work.

  • @blackfender100
    @blackfender100 7 років тому +1

    Nice work Bud.

  • @xanderpetit1515
    @xanderpetit1515 7 років тому

    i like your videos a lot, keep them coming

  • @physicsguybrian
    @physicsguybrian 7 років тому

    Nicely made as always!! But over time the edges will get dinged and nicked making for not such a good straight edge line. Also, even though Baltic birch plywood is good stuff, it is still wood and is not as dimensionally stable as a quality square made from proper material. Lastly, the paint looked almost orange peel in texture. Does that not affect the smoothness of the square edges?

  • @woodfather
    @woodfather 7 років тому

    Great video Marius, something I really want to make as I never put enough effort into accuracy in my projects. How has the plywood held up since you made these, any warping? I'm debating whether to make some from MDF instead, though I don't think I could make the L shaped style, they would have to be triangular for strength.

    • @MariusHornberger
      @MariusHornberger  7 років тому +2

      +Mario Cappellano they are still square, no warping so far

  • @Dave51262
    @Dave51262 7 років тому +1

    Nice video and really precise work!

  • @Ammani-Yat
    @Ammani-Yat 7 років тому

    that's a lot of accurate, well done 👍

  • @walkermayer2666
    @walkermayer2666 7 років тому

    "Looks pretty good" That would be perfect for any square in my shop, though I doubt I could manage that accuracy ;)

  • @ГлебНехорошев-ц7ы
    @ГлебНехорошев-ц7ы 5 років тому

    Молодец. Удачи.

  • @RexusKing
    @RexusKing 7 років тому +2

    Would you do a review/introduction video about your hand plane?

  • @bertv1205
    @bertv1205 7 років тому

    Nice one! As I am curious about them, my question is if you are willing/planning to do a video about the Rali plane. I haven't seen or used of those in real life… so. ?

    • @MariusHornberger
      @MariusHornberger  7 років тому

      Yes, a video about that is in my plans. However I don't know when I'll do it.

  • @dustyhush
    @dustyhush 7 років тому

    cool idea

  • @AliAlSawad
    @AliAlSawad 7 років тому +2

    Good job mate, but why wood? don't you think plexiglass is better material for such project?

  • @murraylowe7493
    @murraylowe7493 7 років тому

    You can square up your steel squares with a centre punch.

  • @mortenmriis
    @mortenmriis 7 років тому

    what planer/jointer is that and is it any good? thx for another great video :)

  • @RomainPitz
    @RomainPitz 7 років тому

    Great work, as always. Love the pantorouter square stop. Would the thickness of the paint/varnish unsquare the squares? Negligible?

  • @realrebelli0n
    @realrebelli0n 3 роки тому

    How would you make a square, if you didn't have access to anything that's square?

  • @isabelosaavedra
    @isabelosaavedra 7 років тому

    I like your Aluminum cross cut fence. Can you video how you did it ? Thanks

    • @MariusHornberger
      @MariusHornberger  7 років тому

      It's part of the saw and came with it. More detail here: ua-cam.com/video/f8c9-BGJLeM/v-deo.html

  • @CafeenMan
    @CafeenMan 7 років тому

    Actually, I was hoping this would be a video of you buying a square. With enough car chases and explosions it wouldn't be boring.

  • @ДелайВсёСам
    @ДелайВсёСам 7 років тому

    Очень интересно было посмотреть ! ) Палец вверх + подписка ! Отличный канал ! Большой привет из Беларуси )!
    It was very interesting to see! ) Thumbs up + subscription! Great channel! A big hello from Belarus)!

  • @mastex5575
    @mastex5575 7 років тому

    danke für das coole Video, mach weiter so und ich wünsche dir eine frohe Vorweihnachtszeit/Weihnachten =)

  • @montedaestrada3563
    @montedaestrada3563 6 років тому

    Fantastic if you have a shop full of pro equipment.

  • @giorgioonofrio7710
    @giorgioonofrio7710 3 роки тому

    Hi, what kind of cutter do you use?

  • @danielwrekly3921
    @danielwrekly3921 4 роки тому

    Love it wer can i find that table with the grove in it

  • @bluedeath996
    @bluedeath996 7 років тому

    I know you're a woodworker, but you should make things like this out of metal or ceramic.

  • @peterahjorter
    @peterahjorter 7 років тому

    It's hip to be square!

  • @luciancaliman1617
    @luciancaliman1617 7 років тому +1

    I C H S E H R O T ! ! ! echt geile Teile. Mach' ich mir auch. angepasst an meine Bandsäge und Kreissäge. aber ich stehe auf naturbelassen mit GRÜNER Lasur. zieht schön ins Holz rein und wird dann geölt. streichel mal dann darüber ;-)))

  • @holzhandwerk_ak
    @holzhandwerk_ak 7 років тому

    Thanks for sharing!

  • @franmaric
    @franmaric 7 років тому

    Can you make a video about your router table?

  • @edwinleach4013
    @edwinleach4013 6 років тому

    Did you say you painted them red? Looks orange. lol. Keep up the good work.

  • @PaulMurrayCanberra
    @PaulMurrayCanberra 7 років тому

    It would have been good to show the completed squares at the start of the video, so we know what you are heading towards as the video progresses. Just a little introduction: "I made these, this is what they are for, and this is how I made them …".

  • @t.s.127
    @t.s.127 7 років тому

    schönes video. danke fürs teilen

  • @aleandrsworkshop381
    @aleandrsworkshop381 7 років тому

    Nice job

  • @kishowood1596
    @kishowood1596 7 років тому

    تصميم الزاوية رائع

  • @VladimirLavrinenko
    @VladimirLavrinenko 4 роки тому

    Спасибо

  • @MTeipen
    @MTeipen 6 років тому

    @Marius Hornberger
    Der Spaltkeil deiner Formatsäge müsste anders eingestellt werden. Oder hat das so irgendeinen Sinn?

  • @asbvlogs1080
    @asbvlogs1080 7 років тому

    you can make on with acrylic on cnc

  • @pieteri.duplessis
    @pieteri.duplessis 5 років тому

    Neetly done.

  • @troppysholzhuette
    @troppysholzhuette 7 років тому

    super Idee Marius.....es kann so einfach sein Geld zu sparen 😉

  • @jhtnpa
    @jhtnpa 7 років тому

    well done!

  • @jontueArtz
    @jontueArtz Рік тому

    How do you make video on making a square but use a square for measurement. Most ppl want to watch a diy because they don't have one

  • @derMoeller
    @derMoeller 7 років тому

    Moin Marius, sag mal wie bist du eigentlich mit deiner Woodster Abrichte zufrieden? Wollt mir demnächst auch eine Abrichte zulegen aber irgendwie vertrau ich der Woodster(Scheppach) nicht wirklich

    • @MariusHornberger
      @MariusHornberger  7 років тому

      Naja, sagen wir mal es ist besser, als sie nicht zu haben. Wirklich empfehlen kann ich sie nicht. Wenn du vorhast sie öfters zu verwenden, dann nimm lieber ein bisschen mehr Geld in die Hand. Die 250er Metabo macht einen besseren Eindruck.

    • @derMoeller
      @derMoeller 7 років тому

      Marius Hornberger bei mir an erster Stelle steht die elektra beckum lc 260...ist ja praktisch der Vorgänger der metabo...Da ist nur verdammt schwierig ran zu kommen😠

  • @allanpaganini
    @allanpaganini 7 років тому

    Hi Marius
    How are you?
    This projects are very easy and practical.
    Congratulations

  • @cliveastley3321
    @cliveastley3321 7 років тому

    Is this your first pantorouter or did you make one before?

    • @MariusHornberger
      @MariusHornberger  7 років тому +1

      It's the first one

    • @cliveastley3321
      @cliveastley3321 7 років тому

      Thanks. I just wondered as you've got a homemade bandsaw - would love to see a video on it (yes, I know you did one on the wheels and guides) - and much other homemade tools. I always look forward to your videos and generally have a chuckle over the outtakes.

  • @SirShoX0r
    @SirShoX0r 7 років тому

    perhaps drilling the inside corners would have been a little more elegant? great video though. thanks for sharing.

  • @rickdearmont9950
    @rickdearmont9950 7 років тому +2

    Nice work!

  • @nikitanikolaev1873
    @nikitanikolaev1873 7 років тому +1

    Very interesting video, would be more likely...

  • @brambult
    @brambult 7 років тому

    i have the same mauser calipers!

  • @SamanthaDowns
    @SamanthaDowns 7 років тому

    I can see you have the same annoying problem with your planer where the handle to adjust the thicknesser keeps unscrewing while the material passes through. I've been trying to think of a better solution than holding it so it doesn't move (which appears to be what you are doing around 1:15). I'm guessing it's the vibrations causing this, but haven't had a chance to pin it down.

  • @rgarrett0811
    @rgarrett0811 6 років тому

    New sub, Brother. Great video.

  • @oliveiraluiscasa
    @oliveiraluiscasa 7 років тому

    Fantástico adorei !!

  • @DarthZwirbel
    @DarthZwirbel 7 років тому

    Realy good Video. Ich wußte gar nicht, that Homemate Winkel auch gut in sqare sein können.
    Dann kann die sogar benutzen. :)

  • @soldat2punktnull225
    @soldat2punktnull225 7 років тому

    Hi, nochmal ne Frage zu den remounting jaws.
    Was für schrauben hast du benutzt um deine aus Holz mit den gekauften zu verbinden?

    • @MariusHornberger
      @MariusHornberger  7 років тому

      Na die, die passen. Waren M6 in meinem Fall

    • @soldat2punktnull225
      @soldat2punktnull225 7 років тому

      Marius Hornberger Super. Danke für die schnelle Antwort! Schönes Wochenende noch ;)

  • @zero00939
    @zero00939 7 років тому

    Long time no see man i hope and wait your video

  • @luisermert
    @luisermert 7 років тому +1

    Do you know why the multiplex plywood has these purple "liners" between each layer?