DIY T-Track Clamp & Easy Star Knobs With No Jigs
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2020
- DIY T-Track Clamp & Easy Star Knobs With No Jigs
In this video I will be showing you a third version of my T-Track clamps and DIY star knobs with no jigs needed.
Using some scraps that are in your workshop you can make these versatile clamps that will help you in your day to day stream of work.
Simple and cheap materials that are used to make these clamps and the star knobs will save you a lot of money and you can make as many of them as you need.
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My other video on super simple T-track clamps - ua-cam.com/video/tDstjJHZNCU/v-deo.html
Thanks for the tip! Explanations are cristal clear also.
Thank you for watching 👍
Thank you so much for share Sir
Thank you for watching 👍
Nice Job. Thanks for sharing. ;-)
Thank you for watching 👍
You always make woodworking so easy. Thanks for sharing.
Hehe thank you for watching 👍
Thanks again for your videos on T-track clamps and knobs. I am sorted now for a fraction of the price.👌🏼🙏🏼
Thank you for watching 👍
Nicely designed, constructed and presented. Your on a roll.
Hehe thanks mate
👍 nice & simple. When I’ve used a hole saw, I always keep the cut-outs for whenever I need a knob and use as is.
Thank you. That's a good tip there 👍
Great series of vids, been wanting to sort out track and clamps on jigs and workbench for ages but the cost of clamps really adds up - perfect solutions, another one for my winter list
Hehe thank you, well worth making and if you got some scraps in the workshop it will cost close to nothing to make👍
Tomasz ones again another great idea and a great video thanks for sharing and remember#stay safe and make. 🍺🍺👍👍
Thank you Brian 👍😁
another nice video, simple and effective
Thank you very much 👍😁
And another nice and motivating video for small projects without a ton of expensive tools. 👍 Anna
Thank you so much👍😁
Thanks for all the great video's. I really like how you make tools and jigs for the work shop so easy. I've made several of them and they work great. Thanks
It's awsome to know that what I do is helpful and inspiring😀👍
Thank you so much for watching
Tomas, wonderfully simple solution to making star knobs! I've seen a few with fancy jigs and the like, but that has got to be the most straight forward.
Nowadays, it's far too simple to just buy stuff off Banggood rather than make it yourself. Don't get me wrong, I've acquired quite a number of items from that source - all of which I'm very happy with - but we wouldn't be makers if we didn't, er, make things ourselves from time to time.
I've never been a fan of spending days on hardwood jigs with blind dovetails, using every imaginable woodworking machine known to man. Long story short: thanks for keeping it simple.👍
Hehe so true 👍 thanks 👍
Hi Tomasz. Great easy way of making the star knobs they've turned out well, all you need is four nuts.
The clamps with the vee grooves in will be ideal for holding round components while machining them.
Yes mate, simple and cheap to make👍
I like you a lot. We are cut out of the same cloth! Wow! I didn't realize you made so many things. I will be building many of them. You will save me a lot of money!
Hehe great minds think alike 😀 all the best with your projects👍
Nice video Tomas. 👍
Thank you very much👍😁
Great video thanks, lenghts here from Portugal 🇵🇹
Thank you my friend 👍😁 all the best, stay safe
Great video
Thank you very much 👍😁
Hello, Tomasz. I'm new to your channel. I've just seen this video and the other one about the T-Track clamps. You have some great ideas.
I'll be watching your other videos soon. Take care. Greetings from Slovakia.
Thank you kindly 👍😁 stay safe
Simple and good way to make star knobs! Good tip my friend!
Thanks mate, I don't like to over complicate things 🤣👍
Hey Tomasz! Great work! 😃
I loved the star knobs! Could you tell me the sizes of the hole saw and the forstner bit of the outside holes? Thanks!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, as far as I remember it was 5cm hole saw and 1cm forstner bit. But I will be doing a new video on star knobs soon as I need a new batch and I will make a jig for them plus a different type of tool as well 😉
@@CasualDIY Sweet! Looking forward to it! 😃
What did you hammer into the wooden knob? Thank you for all your informative and well presented videos.
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Just a nut for a t-track bolt👍
Genius idea for the star knobs.... Where did you get the bolt set from
Thanks mate, some of the bolts I bought from Axminster and others on Ebay 👍
BOM!!!
I like the star knob idea! If you made the circles touch each other, the forstner bit holes could have been shared.
Yes that's a good point never thought about that lol
Casual DIY I’m definitely going to try your knob design next time I need some!
Nice and useful. When and why did you stop using Danish Oil and start using sanding sealer?
The main reason I'm using sanding sealer is that it dries very quickly- about 20 minutes and you can apply another coat. And it's not super expensive 👍
Great video thomasz. How accurate are you finding the evolution sliding table on the saw mate ? Hope alls well keep safe
Thanks mate, hmm it's fine for what I need it for. If I need super accurate cuts then I use my sled. The play is not massive, less then 1mm so not too bad. I found it's more the mitre gauge that's the issue. I may try to make something myself for it
@@CasualDIY thanks
I like your work, but if you could slow down a bit when your showing a product that use ( like that can of Sand Sealer) would be better. I had to go back and pause about 4 times to read it!
Always feel free to drop a comment and ask👍 the answer may not be straight away but I do try 👍