Making Premium Winding Sticks with Hand Tools
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2024
- In this video, we'll show you how to make a set of premium winding sticks using hand tools. This project is perfect for anyone who wants to add a bit of extra elegance to their work shop tools!
If you're looking for a simple, easy project that you can finish in a short amount of time, then make a set of premium winding sticks! We'll show you all the steps necessary to make these beautiful sticks, and you'll be able to enjoy the finished product in no time!
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I like your impromptu long grain shooting jig, great style! Beautiful work, and thank you, really appreciate the clear, detailed and yet, easygoing lesson.
Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback
Well done mate! Such a simple tool that has a sophisticated function.
Thanks glad you liked it
A nother good video , thanks!! When u started using only hand tools i didn't trast my accurate skills so i bought a pair of good quality levelers made out of Aluminium good quality and not expensive and i am using them since. But making a pair is on my wishing list!
Thanks. Nothing wrong with buying tools if they give you confidence and get you started. Im sure when you do make your own they will be great
Nice to see an alternative technique to many other YT videos - it's always good to see a new way of doing things. My own winding sticks are simplistic; two quarter-sawn and planed parallel redwood sticks (made in a few minutes), both 16 inches long. One has 2 inches on each end at the top darkened with black marker pen for contrast, while both have vertical black marker lines in the middle for centring on the board.
Nothing wrong with simple tools as long as they get the job done. Thanks for sharing your simple approach to the winding sticks
Happy New Year Luke! Another great lesson..
Happy new year, glad you liked it.
Happy New Year Luke, a long winding year ahead, with lots of twists (hopefully only in our timber,).
Happy new year, yes definitely a long year ahead, but hopefully the timber is not so twisted, with our new winding sticks
Very cool. I plan to do the same in the next week or two. I like the way that you added contrast by gluing the other board on top. I may borrow that idea from you.
It's definitely a great little project and best of all it doesn't take long. Have fun making your winding sticks
good video Luke. ive always intended to make some but never have. perhaps this will inspire me.
Thanks, they're fairly easy to make and don't take too long, so they're a great project
Great job as always, just started building my shooting board using plywood with just hand tools. Thanks to your videos, gave me confidence of using hand saws and planes to cut and plane plywood and mdf🙏
Thanks. Glad to hear your confidence is building hand sawing and planning plywood and mdf. Enjoy your shooting board once it's completed.
Great vid I just discovered your channel and binge watching! How do you deal with condensation in your shed, as all your tools look super clean and rust free ?
Glad you found my channel and enjoying the content, Welcome!
As for condensation, I live in Perth and don’t tend to get major condensation issues although it does still happen. This may be due to my shed not being insulated or maybe just luck, I’m not sure.
There are a few things that I do to help prevent rust and tarnish on my tools:
1) Wipe off all dust on my tools when I’m done in the shed usually with a brush. This is because rust on the surface holds moisture on the metal and causes rust
2) Try to remember to wipe finger prints off metal surfaces. Skin oils and acids cause rust to form on metal surfaces
3) Wipe off any moisture if you notice any condensation
4) Apply paste wax or light machine oil to all bare metal surfaces, this gives a barrier to help prevent rust if moisture does get on the surface.
Of course rust still occurs and when I noticed it I clean it off with 0000 steel wool and denatured alcohol or metho. Then apply a new coat of paste wax or light machine oil once again. It really is an ongoing process and regularly checking your tools and catching rust early and preventative maintenance is your best bet.
I have done a video on this where I show my process and apply paste wax ua-cam.com/video/RLJDWaCyqPM/v-deo.html
Hope this helps
Nice work. I have a non-woodwork question ... Where do you get the blue towels from?
I got the paper towel from Costco