When you add the magnets, if they are all countersunk... how do you get them to stick to each other? Do half of them stick together the countersunk way and the other half don't? Just wondering how you alternate the magnets and still have them all countersunk. Thanks. Love the video. In the process of starting a batch
When I purchased them, I made sure to buy half with north facing out and the other half with south facing out, I then alternate them when putting them on the hex, so each hex has 3 north out and 3 south out
Awesome. One more quick question if you don't mind. My hexagons have a bit of wiggle. Like the tiniest amount. Will that matter or will the magnets solve that?
Hey James, I did consider it but I didn’t think my wood turning skills were good enough to do it 30 times and have them all look the same, using the router and a jig meant I could have a more reproducible outcome
While gaming isn’t my thing I watched this as your style is really good! Cheers from across the ditch 😊 following after your shop tour
This is wonderful, love your shop set-up too!
Thanks!
I’m just watching your video on the design of your gaming table, I’m planning on making a gaming table too, similar to the wyrmwood style 😊
After you cut purple heart, put it out in the sun, it’ll come back to purple really fast
Yea, it’s pretty crazy, I’ve also noticed that if you leave it in the sun too much it eventually goes back to a boring brown again
Great video bro
When you add the magnets, if they are all countersunk... how do you get them to stick to each other? Do half of them stick together the countersunk way and the other half don't? Just wondering how you alternate the magnets and still have them all countersunk. Thanks. Love the video. In the process of starting a batch
When I purchased them, I made sure to buy half with north facing out and the other half with south facing out, I then alternate them when putting them on the hex, so each hex has 3 north out and 3 south out
Awesome. One more quick question if you don't mind. My hexagons have a bit of wiggle. Like the tiniest amount. Will that matter or will the magnets solve that?
@Genki21 If you mean when you put them all together then yes, the magnets help with that, it’s really hard to get a perfect hexagon.
Thanks for sharing and great intro 😅
Cheers, it was quite fun filming the intro 😆
When I saw the section where you mounted the part on the lathe for sanding, wonder if you could done that earlier and turned the bowls?
Hey James, I did consider it but I didn’t think my wood turning skills were good enough to do it 30 times and have them all look the same, using the router and a jig meant I could have a more reproducible outcome
Do you know if these are compatible with a certain woodworking company?
It really depends on the size that you make them, I don't actually know if the ones I made are the same size or not
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