During the time you were away from the 'tube - you slipped away to below 70th on my list of 75 channels I follow! Glad you're back with another great vid.
More of this please! Man that flip trick is so simple, but everything I needed to see today. Shop-sawing is so fucking frustrating. Definitely have that comatic on the wish list. Now that Amanda is out on her own, I’d love to just fly out and give you a hand for a couple weeks on some big production run when you need help. Some of this shit is just so simple, but learning how to scale without instruction feels so like I’m spinning my wheels in the mud a little.
Thanks for the tips. I have that same bandsaw and also use timber wolf blades. Don't have the power feeder and use gripper pushblock to feed the lumber. I was successful in making some 1/16" birdseye maple veneer for my second Morley Lounger. Thank you for all you do for us novices. Bill
Great video! Helps reinforce what you taught us during the chair build last month. The push block that we used at MASW was pretty cool though, at least for the small pieces we were doing.
Thanks for sharing the tips. I've had a heck of a time resawing on mine but I think the flipping will help. I hope you guys can get back to podcasting some time, I miss hearing from you guys.
To cut straighter, try this: adjust the table ruler so it is exactly aligned with the t-track. Then saw a few inches into a straight piece of wood using the ruler. Now stop and look at the backside (without teeth) of the bandsaw blade. Is one side closer to wood then the other? If so, loosen the bolts that hold the table and turn it a little away from the side that touches wood. Make another test cut after tighening some of the bolts. If there is exactly the same space between the back of the sawblade and the wood on both sides you are good to go. After I did this, my cheap small bandsaw produces straight stripes half a millimeter thick. At least as long as I don't try sawing something thicker than an inch or so.
Love these tips. I noticed that you had a shot of a cabinet with tambour doors. I would love to see a video on laying those out, how to keep the slats flat, finishing the tambour, etc. Plenty of videos out there about gluing the canvas to the slats, but how do you build them to get to that point?
Phillip, thank you for this video - as I was able to learn something about cutting perfect veneers on the bandsaw. Now one question....talk to me about your pouch. I am looking high and low for something like that. Thanks again.
Sees a new tip video from Philip: immediately takes a break from work. The dude is a true master of his craft!
During the time you were away from the 'tube - you slipped away to below 70th on my list of 75 channels I follow! Glad you're back with another great vid.
More of this please! Man that flip trick is so simple, but everything I needed to see today. Shop-sawing is so fucking frustrating. Definitely have that comatic on the wish list. Now that Amanda is out on her own, I’d love to just fly out and give you a hand for a couple weeks on some big production run when you need help. Some of this shit is just so simple, but learning how to scale without instruction feels so like I’m spinning my wheels in the mud a little.
Funny- I had a thought about helping you in PDX as I am across the river from you.
So happy to see you back on UA-cam. Please keep educating us. It is greatly appreciated.
There you are!! I missed you man !!! ( from the Netherlands )
Murphy has taught you well. LOL! An oh dah moment re flipping the resaw piece. Thanks.
Great tips. You’re a great teacher, I learn so much from watching you on Instagram and here on UA-cam.
Awesome craftsman! One of my favorite UA-camrs. Wish you made more content.
These new videos are gold!
Just ordered my first real bandsaw... went all out with an Italian Laguna LT18. tips like yours are much appreciated so i can master this new tool
Thanks for the tips. I have that same bandsaw and also use timber wolf blades. Don't have the power feeder and use gripper pushblock to feed the lumber. I was successful in making some 1/16" birdseye maple veneer for my second Morley Lounger. Thank you for all you do for us novices. Bill
Great video! Helps reinforce what you taught us during the chair build last month. The push block that we used at MASW was pretty cool though, at least for the small pieces we were doing.
Great tips, thanks Phillip!
Thanks for the tips, much appreciated. Love the flip tip, I didn't know that one.
Thanks for sharing the tips. I've had a heck of a time resawing on mine but I think the flipping will help. I hope you guys can get back to podcasting some time, I miss hearing from you guys.
To cut straighter, try this: adjust the table ruler so it is exactly aligned with the t-track. Then saw a few inches into a straight piece of wood using the ruler. Now stop and look at the backside (without teeth) of the bandsaw blade. Is one side closer to wood then the other? If so, loosen the bolts that hold the table and turn it a little away from the side that touches wood. Make another test cut after tighening some of the bolts. If there is exactly the same space between the back of the sawblade and the wood on both sides you are good to go. After I did this, my cheap small bandsaw produces straight stripes half a millimeter thick. At least as long as I don't try sawing something thicker than an inch or so.
Excited to get this notification! I learn every time you post!
Great video. A video on proper bandsaw setup would be awesome too
Great tips! I appreciate it. I just wanted to know how to make veneers 😊 Thanks🙏
Duh... Flipping the board each time! Brilliant. Why didn't I think of this? Thanks for the great suggestion.
Love these tips. I noticed that you had a shot of a cabinet with tambour doors. I would love to see a video on laying those out, how to keep the slats flat, finishing the tambour, etc. Plenty of videos out there about gluing the canvas to the slats, but how do you build them to get to that point?
that's one hell of an accent you have there Philip! Where did you develop that? Love your work BTW
Good Tip... Subscribed... Thanks... Thumbs Up !!
Keep these up!
Philip is an amazing craftsman. Any tips he shares with us are extremely appreciated...
Great tips as always, Phil! Looking forward to more vids. What is the brand/model of your hip tool pouch?
Thanks Phillip I shall be flip flopping from now on😃
Great video, never thought of the flip part. Sounds like you have a bearing going bad in your dust collector?? LOL Thanks for the tips!@
Thanks
Phillip, thank you for this video - as I was able to learn something about cutting perfect veneers on the bandsaw. Now one question....talk to me about your pouch. I am looking high and low for something like that. Thanks again.
Very nice phil
That looks like the Co-Matic AF06. Correct? Thanks!
Is it over kill to cut a veneer then take your stock to the planer to get a clean reference and go back to the bandsaw? Unnecessary?
Hi Philip
Thanks so much for the resawing tip! What a great idea.
What is the width of that 3tpi blade you are using?
.75
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