Low Workbench Updates. Vise, Bench Hook, Planing Stop, Racking Stop [3/4]
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- Опубліковано 3 тра 2017
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After almost eight months, my mini tabletop workbench has been an indispensable tool in the shop. During this time I realized I needed some simple but effective improvements to the bench, so I have made these jigs.
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■ Tools used in the video:
Stanley Low Angle Block Plane - amzn.to/47x5nfO (Amazon)
Drill Press Stand - amzn.to/41ZMKQK (Amazon)
Azebiki Saw - bit.ly/4aUze4L (Dictum)
Suizan 9.5” Ryoba Saw - amzn.to/3O05idJ (Amazon)
Suizan 9.5” Dozuki Dovetail - amzn.to/3vybLWU (Amazon)
Suizan 5” Double Side Flush Saw - amzn.to/3NYPpUV (Amazon)
Vise 6.5” - amzn.to/2zlK4ig (Amazon)
Combination Square 6”/150mm - amzn.to/47z5aZu (Amazon)
Combination Square 12”/300mm - amzn.to/3RU8zfN (Amazon)
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Thank you for sharing your expert wood working, We The Few carry our tools and do lots of woodworking for others in the field. by watching you we spread the knowledge. OORAH!!
Adrian you do excellent work. I learned a lot from this video. I will be installing my vise this week. Love the unique tools you have. Cheers from Canada!
Nice way of showing, you don't need expensive tools to make very neat things! Great job!
+Sebastiaan Mollema Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!
You are a magician - for sure. Great to watch. Thanks for your efforts.
What a bunch of warped plywood and twisted 2x4 jobs this is...Oh wait, Im talking about my shop. As for Adrian, your workmanship is top quality, love your videos. Keep it up.
Lot's of bright ideas, very inspirational. Thanks alot for sharing!
Thanks also for watching! Cheers!
Great stuff. Loving this series of workbench videos. Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing!
Man I got to tell ya. Out of all the woodworking channels... this one has to be my favorite. Just my style of woodworking! Excellent craftsmanship. I hope to have all the tools you have one day and make videos. I just bought some daitei chisels, and they are just gorgeous. I might make a video on them. Hope to see more woodworking videos from you!
Thanks man, that's encouraging! I started collecting hand tools and woodworking about 1.5 years ago, in a corner of my living room after work, nothing fancy, and without any experience, just reading and watching a lot of stuff on the web. I plan to get some daitei chisels too, after some other tools on top of the list first. Go make a video on them!
Part of what I like with you videos, is you dont pull out a Festtool dominio, then a mortis drill, true a beltsander and finish of with a routerboard and rounding bit. I can't afford these tools, nor do I have room fro them, and so videos showing all this equipment dont give me much inspiration.
I like the anti-racking shim set - a very neat solution. Thank you!
Thank you for watching! Slimmer shims would be more versatile, more resolution. I have used 3mm (1/8") ones, kind of thick, but those I had.
I would not have drilled another hole in bench for planing stop I would have made a stop in the shape of a triangle and used existing holes. I love your videos and expert use of traditional tools
Great work there Adrian, plenty of inspiration for me to get on and build some of your ideas.
Love the small workbench, its so practical.
+jack five Thanks!
I discovered your channel yesterday... It's outstanding what you do with minimal space and equipment. Of course I subscribed :)
I was hoping you made a jig video and I found it. Anymore? Thanks for the great channel.
I really love watch you working .. Nice job , nice film .. really cool congratulations ..
Great small bench and appliances, thanks for the videos
Thanks for watching!
Adrian, I love your work and your channel. Great ideas, beautiful workmanship, and I definitely love the scale at which you work. I also join one of the commentators below who admires you for not pulling out a Festool, and other expensive big machinery. Oh, and I also love Veritas stuff. Keep up the good work. Hope you are keeping safe and healthy in Trieste.
Thank you Marko! I have nothing against machines, but they can't do precise jobs in the kind of projects I make. I have a small cheapo planer that costs like the Veritas plane :) and a small table saw but I use them for rough work to speed up the process to get quickly to the most enjoyable part, the handtools. I'm fine, hope you too. I don;t live in Trieste anymore, we moved back home in Romania. All the best!
PS. I do have Festool tools, some sandpaper disks :)))
Great stuff!
Thanks for sharing.
Your work always amazes me beautiful job.
Thanks!
Amaizing work. I really like your videos.
Love the bench jigs you make! Keep uploading :D
+HallowedArcher Thanks! I will do that 😁
Some nice ideas there . Thank you for sharing
+Franks DIY Thanks Frank! Glad you found it usefull!
some great tips on that video,I've been toying with the idea of a homemade square dog on my vice just wasn't sure how feasible it was,After seeing this I'm gonna give it a try,Also loved the racking strips as well.
Very well thought out I hope your channel goes from strength to strength.
Thanks Dean! I was also concerned before that the dog will put to much force and bend too much, so I had in mind to add an extra stiffener, metal or hardwood on the remaining space between the metal jaw and the wood edge. But after mounting it and testing I realized was not needed. The beech dog, pressed between the metal and the mahogany stays well.
Still loving the bench, and all those add-ons. brilliant work as always! congrats on over 5500 subs!
Thanks GG!
I've never seen a hand saw like that before! Very cool, subbed.
+Jason Barre thanks. That is called azebiki saw, round blade so you can cut internally to say it this way
All excellent! I love your bench dogs! Great channel!
Thanks!
Very nice work!
Very good! Thank you.
A lot of great jigs!
+AdventuresInDIY Thanks Chris!
Needs a Doe's foot. Fantastic. I'm a woodworker living in a campervan. Been using. A shootingboard with a vise a Ross a camping chair. It's seen better days and I'm about to design a replacement. This gives me great ideas for a small space.
Thanks! I also have a new version of this little workbench, you can check it out on my videos
Very nice work bench add ons, great work! :)
At the moment I'm waiting for my new magnets to arrive, to try your magnetic dovetail saw guide for myself.
+MarquisDeSalat Nice. I too ordered some other types and dimensions of magnets, have some crazy ideas in mind for some other guides :)
very kuhl and excellent craftsmanship
+montewoods Thanks!
Real nice video, enjoyed. Thankyou
+Gennaro Valentino Thanks for watching!
Well done...
Thanks
+Tim K thanks for watching👍
Nice! the dado part for the vice is sweet, i would probably make it wider so it wont break if more force is applied, other than that... i really want this table lol
Hi there from Portugal,
Nice :D
Obrigado(Thanks)
+Blog das Madeiras thanks man
dope man, good work
Thank you!
Very nice workbench upgrade :)
+Stavros Gakos Thanks man!
1) Loving the workbench
2) That is the dinkiest chisel I've ever seen.
Thanks James!
Love the Veritas miniature tools collection, they're not just only keychains like some people say, they're workable too.
Great additions. Regarding the clamp: You might try to make the diameter of the shaft smaller so that the clamp sits in the hole at a slight angle. And you could make the surface of the shaft rough so that it grips better.
+Andreas Kalt I have tried afterwards to make some scratching with the saw..but still the same. Also the toggle clamp has a small surface round contact area...i can feel is not going to work, it needs a metal on wood type combination to work
Thanks
Great!
Excelente trabalho, brilhante, brilhante
Thank you!
Well done Adrian..
I like that mahogany;-)
+Slovenian Woodworker Man, you forgot your own stock😁 That's bought from bricos around here, yours is better, I will use it in nicer projects 😉 The walnut and the thick beech from you are in this video 😁
Adrian Preda
Man i was looking that piece of walnut and i was like..hmm looks so familiar:-)
But i though the same for mahogany. I'm glad that you'll put in good use. It's hard to track every stock in my shop..You were here and see chaos by yourself:-)
Nice!
some really good add ons..if u need more grip on that dog on ur vise u could glue a small square piece of like 100grit sand paper on it.. thats what i did/do to all my home made dogs.it really works great💪 and . i really like the idea of making ur own dog for the end vise too👍👍 I have that same vise not in use now, but I want to build a new workbench in the garage,so now I know what to do with it and know what to add on to it thnks for all the good ideas🍻🍻
Thanks Joe! I was a little concern that the dog on the vise will don't have enough material to be held, I wanted to add also a stiffener on the top of the metal, but after install it and testes it I felt no need for that. probably in the future if it will get loose i will add.
Adrian Preda always bro! and yeah man i think itll be fine for a long time like they say "if it isn't broke don't fix it" LOL you do really great work and I always look forward to seeing your videos so what you come up with
lovely :)
From the looks of things, you don't need a huge workshop to get into this hobby. Maybe just a small secondary bedroom.
That’s what I’m doing right now, I’ve been moving from apartment to apartment so I’m making a small i guess what I’d call a lap bench to work on. Saw my wood in the parking structure and finish with edge tools to avoid dust
@@laundrysauce234 Cool. :)
4:05 try drilling the dowel in at a slight angle like the shaft of a holdfast hammers in at and angle into the doghole, its how it grips
also you can just use a bolt and nut thro the doghole to lock the clamp in place, just mount in on a piece of wood with a bolt
@@dorshem-tov2470 I tried the same idea and it didn't work for the same reason it didn't work for Adrian. I figured I will try to angle the dowel. I am also thinking of trying another trick -- embedding a triangular Ikea curtain hanging clip into the dowel. It has a spring and maybe I can make it compress into the dowel as it goes through the hole and then spring open on the other side (bottom of the bench) and thus keep the clamp in place. It should work in theory ....
The hole for a holdfast must be a larger diameter than the diameter of the holdfast to allow it to wedge against the sides of the hole it may still work
Nice add ons! And nice beats ;)
I need to fit some bench dogs on my bench too....that was your test right?
Thanks! You took all the good music from soundcloud :) kidding :D
The dogs are still "fresh", should work some time from now on
Ah crap, I meant holdfasts :)
yeah, didn't work, to many variables do deal with, I will probably get those forged kind of holdfasts
Racking can be countered by using an equal size piece at 'the bottom' of the vise.
Sometimes you don't have an equal piece🙂 It happened to me many times
👍👍👍👍
A new Project: What about making a mallot?
Hello Adrian...Nice video...! Spring Greetings...Good to see accesories popping up...! The "Face" of the Dogs can benefit, from a small angle, a undercut, so they grab higher up. Also: May I suggest a new set of Dogs and Holes, to keep Workbench and Bench together...? By now, you will have found out, where the Workbench is placed best... make holes for lenght-and- cross-work. also make Holes up in to the feet of the workbench...Have loose dovels fixing them together when needed. Just an idea to ponder...
Hi Jakob! Good to hear from you again. Believe me, every time I clamp the workbench to the bench I think of this, but that desktop is part of the rented apartment furniture :) I want to build a heavy woodworking bench, something like 1.2x0.6m top, to replace this, without vises, to look more like a table, integrated in the house furniture, but I was thinking in the next future to change the house and better wait a little to see what logistics I will have there.
Phew...! I am glad there was a Logistic explanation to the Table Top Dance...! For now, you can maybe make a large bench hook...a "Work Bench Hook" to have some support from the table edges...and help the clamps...? PS: In many stores (and Ikea) you can get a piece of wooden kitchentable that size, 28 or 32 mm thick. cheap...maybe even a offcut...even cheaper.
Yeap, that's the story. When I position the bench with the vise in front of me I have a difficulty clamping it towards the wall side. For this I was thinking to make some kind of a "wooden U shape wedged clamp", sounds @#$%^, but this is how I have converted from thoughts and mind images to text :) , to stick it between the bench leg and table
A 3D Sketchup model can help you...do you use Sketchup...?
I use Inventor and Autocad (I've worked in past with those on the job). I would love to use Fusion 360 (works only on 64bits), but I rather buy a 2 x Veritas Planes rather than a new PC :) I've tried Sketchup once, actually when I've made this workbench, but being used for so many years with industry cad software I really don't enjoy it so much.
Also wanted to add that the drill stand is not that accurate, I have one similar to yours. Mine is bought from Lidl (bad choice). Was wondering if you have the wolfcraft brand which is quite identical.
+Danut Plesu Yeap, not so precise and stable especially with a 20mm forstner on a 60mm beech. Works decent up to 10mm where precision is not an issue, but too add a true drill press in my living room will be too much 😁
How about making a drill stand out of wood ? :) A mini version, because I see that space is at a premium.
I was thinking making a little wood box/cabinet where to screw this stand, add a fence etc in order to be more versatile. This will be a future project maybe, not a priority, because I don't use the drill stand so much.
I have a similar one. I sometimes use it with a 1 mm drill in metal. I think the drilling machine that you put on it and the speed at which you push the drill down may make a difference too. I used it with no issues with a 35 mm bit, and with even larger core drill bits (cheap way to make small cylinders from scrap, for example for rotary knobs).
Awesome workbench. What are the dimensions of the work surface?
Thanks! 60x30cm, 24x12"
superba lucrare. de curiozitate, cat a costat tot bancul ca si materiale? (lemn, menghina, etc.)
Mersi! Menghina vreo 30e, blatul de fag 2x9e, vreo 2-3e suruburi, mahonul vreo 7-8e, net, caci am luat o scandura mai mare.
De unde-ai luat mahon cantitate asa mica?
+Florin Jurcovici La un brico in italia avea, dar de luni bune nu mai aprovizioneaza, au ramas doar niste indoituri de sipci
Where are you from? Great job
+Kristijan Vuletic Thanks Kristijan! I'm romanian living in trieste, it
Adi, sunt în faza de construit de astfel de mici, dar prețioase, dispozitive ajutătoare. La bench hook pentru fierăstrăul japonez mă gândeam să pun ca opritor o bucată mai mare în care să încorporez niște magneți. Am luat de pe aliexpress magneți sub formă de bară, 50x5x3 mm (nu-s foarte puternici, dar nici nu-i neapărat nevoie), și pot face o frezare cu Stanley 50, lipiți cu epoxi stau foarte bine în locașul lor. Ce zici?
+raoullf Salut. Merg f bine cu epoxy. Am luat si eu cativa de la chinezi, dar cu gaura pt surub, diverse marimi. Poate intr o zi ma mai apuc sa fac niste ghiduri. Eu la bench hook nu am pus magnet pt ca cam intotdeauna dupa ce tai ceva, trec pe la shooting board sa iasa perfect
Shooting board gut, într-adevăr, tocmai mi-am făcut și-am testat-o. Iar pentru 45 de grade am adaptat un echer mare de plastic, cu latura de 40 cm și mâner, pentru folosit pe tablă, la școală, care am avut surpriza să constat că-i fabricat corect, are 90/45 pe care mă pot baza.
Magneții cu countersink sunt mai puternici decât cei de tip bară pe care i-am luat mai recent, am constatat eu. Trebuie avut un pic grijă la strângerea șurubului, sunt casanți și nu le trebuie mult să crape.
Cred că am să-mi fac azi un bench hook de genul ăsta, cu ghidajul mai bulky, și-i încorporez și niște magneți Să vedem cum merge. Sau întrerup ghidajul, lăsând o fantă pentru Ryoba (mi-am luat de curând un Black Gokui de care sunt tare mulțumit).
salut...caut varianta romaneasca la mineral spirit( vreau sa fac danish oil)...ai idee sub ce nume se gaseste si unde anume?...
salut, cred ca este terebentina. Nu am folosit niciodata, posibil sa fie acelasi cu diluantul/tinerul care era odata, nu astea de prin magazinele de bricolaj
multumesc
salut...vecinii nu se plang de zgomot?...in privinta proiectului nefinalizat cred ca se poate face ceva...boltul acela rotund sau cum i se mai spune sa fie mai lung decat grosimea bancului de lucru . o gaura la nivel si fixat cu o pana...sper ca se intelege...sunt certat cu limba romana...oricum un like pentru videoclip...la mai multe...
Nu-s probleme, dar nici eu nu exagerez. Asa, cateva batai de dalta odata la cateva zeci de minute :) Da, o idee buna cu pana, o sa mai incerc altadata, daca nu iau una dintr-aia forjata "holdfast". Mersi pt vizionare si like!
Poate asta-ti da idei despre cum sa faci un sandwitch de absorbit zgomotul sub banc: www.builddirect.com/learning-center/home-improvement-info/sound-transmission/
Bei 4:00, das war wohl nichts
what saw is at 6:00
Azebiki
That small Azebiki is a very nice tool to work with. Primarily designed to start a cut in the middle of a panel, one could find some other applications for it. This is part of a range of small tools: Azebiki, Kugihiki, Ryoba, Kataba, Dozuki and Mawashibiki. I started with Dozuki, that has a blade of 0.2 mm thickness and no visible set, so you can draw a knife line (or not) and go on with the cut right on that very line, if you have a shallow cut to make, up to 23 mm (remember, it's a Dozuki with a spine). Azebiki is 0.38 mm thick.
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