Great little project Kenny, as you say sometimes is good to make something fun. I can see a half day in the workshop, making some of these, coming up. Really enjoying catching up on the videos on your channel. I enjoy your style especially the step by step approach which for me is really confidence building. Please keep them coming ! And thank you for encouraging us aspiring woodworkers.
Thank you so much for all the kind words Mike. It's viewers like yourself that make all the work of producing the show worth every second. Thanks for tuning in and good luck with your easel builds.
Ken, wow, neat project and great use of scrap. Gotta build a few of those. I was wondering where in the heck you get such fantastic dowels then I remembered you make your own. The light dowels against the walnut sure are a nice contrast. Thanks for sharing.
The smallest dowels that I make are 3/16" in diameter Paul. I find that anything less than that causes too much chatter in the wood and they end up being misshapen and incorrectly sized. I purchase these at Lee Valley and they are fairly inexpensive and last quite a long time as you don't use them very often and when you do, they are usually smaller pieces. Thanks for the kind words and for tuning in sir.
Your video is well done!. You have very nice tools. Consider using waxed paper to keep surfaces from being glued. The squeeze-out problem is minimized. Also, think about using bamboo skewers as a dowel replacement. By tapering your dowel or skewer just a shade for a pressure fit, you can avoid gluing altogether and get the same "peg" look. Much cheaper. This is a great easel for a cell phone either horizontal or vertical. Friends who see it will want one and its nice to send people home with something useful and attractive such as your easel. Thank you for sharing!
Some great suggestions there Paul and I'm sure that plenty of folks will find them useful. I appreciate you chiming in with them. Thanks for the kind words on the show and for tuning in. I appreciate the support.
Thanks for the kind words Richard. If being used for a tablet or phone, I would suggest a safety on the centre post to keep it from opening all the way up and flattening to the table. Thanks for tuning in.
I'm glad that you found the show to be useful Barb. Good luck on you easel builds. They are a quick and fun little project and I hope you enjoy making them. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Another great scrap project and it could be used for your phone or i-pad. How the heck do you come up with these ideas, because they are brilliant. Barry (ENG)
I'm not sure which saw you are referring to Ardi. I did use a flush cut saw to trim the dowels in this project but other than that, it was mostly table saw and sander work. Do you have a time in the show where I used this saw? Thanks for tuning in.
I agree whole heartedly. Unfortunately, I didn't notice until the editing process when the project was completed. It was a little late by then. I only wish that I would have noticed earlier. Gave me a good laugh though. Thanks for tuning in.
First thing I thought was h.ow is he gonna put a hing on that?. Next thing was DUH Dale ever heard of axles. But I swear when that pic popped up I was..That's earrings1..lol. That the Mrs with....no need to answer bro. Peace.
LOL. You're a funny guy Dale. This was a fun project and there's always more ways than one to accomplish a task in woodworking. A hinge isn't always needed. LOL. As for the photo....Yup, that was me and Mrs Earrings somewhere around 28 years ago. She's stood by my side for over 30 years now and I wouldn't have it any other way. Thanks for tuning in to the show man. Great to hear from you.
Great little project Kenny, as you say sometimes is good to make something fun. I can see a half day in the workshop, making some of these, coming up. Really enjoying catching up on the videos on your channel. I enjoy your style especially the step by step approach which for me is really confidence building. Please keep them coming ! And thank you for encouraging us aspiring woodworkers.
Thank you so much for all the kind words Mike. It's viewers like yourself that make all the work of producing the show worth every second. Thanks for tuning in and good luck with your easel builds.
A great little project Kenny thank you, looking forward to the next show.
Thanks Raymond. I appreciate the kind words and I also appreciate you tuning in to the show.
Just what I needed to make use of scrap from a photo box project. A bonus!
Thanks Kenny.
Glad that you found the show to be useful Bryan. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Ken, wow, neat project and great use of scrap. Gotta build a few of those. I was wondering where in the heck you get such fantastic dowels then I remembered you make your own. The light dowels against the walnut sure are a nice contrast. Thanks for sharing.
The smallest dowels that I make are 3/16" in diameter Paul. I find that anything less than that causes too much chatter in the wood and they end up being misshapen and incorrectly sized. I purchase these at Lee Valley and they are fairly inexpensive and last quite a long time as you don't use them very often and when you do, they are usually smaller pieces. Thanks for the kind words and for tuning in sir.
Your video is well done!. You have very nice tools. Consider using waxed paper to keep surfaces from being glued. The squeeze-out problem is minimized. Also, think about using bamboo skewers as a dowel replacement. By tapering your dowel or skewer just a shade for a pressure fit, you can avoid gluing altogether and get the same "peg" look. Much cheaper. This is a great easel for a cell phone either horizontal or vertical. Friends who see it will want one and its nice to send people home with something useful and attractive such as your easel. Thank you for sharing!
Some great suggestions there Paul and I'm sure that plenty of folks will find them useful. I appreciate you chiming in with them. Thanks for the kind words on the show and for tuning in. I appreciate the support.
Another fine project Kenny. I'll never get out of my shop at this rate. 👍
Never get out of your shop? You're welcome. LOL. Thanks for tuning in sir.
Who couldn't use a few of these for pictures stored away in a shoe box.
Good build Kenny.
Thanks for the kind words on the show Chuck and for tuning in. It's very much appreciated.
Great and useful project Ken.
I can see this easel being used as a phone or with adjustments a tablet holder as well .
Thanks for the kind words Richard. If being used for a tablet or phone, I would suggest a safety on the centre post to keep it from opening all the way up and flattening to the table. Thanks for tuning in.
this is great! I really wanted to make these to display my mini paintings at a fair and this will be great to do it.
I'm glad that you found the show to be useful Barb. Good luck on you easel builds. They are a quick and fun little project and I hope you enjoy making them. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
You’ve become my go to. I need some easels, I wonder if ACutAbove has it? There you go. Good job
Glad that you liked it Harley. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Another great scrap project and it could be used for your phone or i-pad.
How the heck do you come up with these ideas, because they are brilliant.
Barry (ENG)
I guess I just have a brilliant mind Barry. LOL. Thanks for tuning in this week sir.
what is the name of the manual mini saw ?
I'm not sure which saw you are referring to Ardi. I did use a flush cut saw to trim the dowels in this project but other than that, it was mostly table saw and sander work. Do you have a time in the show where I used this saw? Thanks for tuning in.
@@acutabove_woodworkings ok thank u 🙂
When you had middle section backwards you just had to flip it over lol
I agree whole heartedly. Unfortunately, I didn't notice until the editing process when the project was completed. It was a little late by then. I only wish that I would have noticed earlier. Gave me a good laugh though. Thanks for tuning in.
First thing I thought was h.ow is he gonna put a hing on that?. Next thing was DUH Dale ever heard of axles.
But I swear when that pic popped up I was..That's earrings1..lol.
That the Mrs with....no need to answer bro.
Peace.
LOL. You're a funny guy Dale. This was a fun project and there's always more ways than one to accomplish a task in woodworking. A hinge isn't always needed. LOL. As for the photo....Yup, that was me and Mrs Earrings somewhere around 28 years ago. She's stood by my side for over 30 years now and I wouldn't have it any other way. Thanks for tuning in to the show man. Great to hear from you.