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Matt Muirhead
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Registrace 21. 01. 2007
Welcome to the channel. I am a long time photographer and short time woodworker. I post videos of cool stuff - more regular content coming soon.
Keepsake Box Tutorial - Exotic woods with brass splines
Make a keepsake box with me! This box is made from Goncalo Alves (Tigerwood) and reclaimed Koa and fitted with Brusso Brass hinges and brass feather splines. Finished with a combination of Danish Oil, Shellac, and Grain Filler followed by sprayed lacquer.
Check out the End Grain Cutting Board video where I go over the jointing method mentioned in this video: czcams.com/video/DwMTZ3WwO4o/video.html
I am in not sponsored by any of these companies - I bought these tools and supplies because I believe in the product and / or they were all I could afford. #notsponsored
Shop at any of the links below - If you have an idea for a custom item, send me an email.
Personal Website - www.muirheadphoto.com/
Wood Page - www.muirheadphoto.com/wood
Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MuirheadWood
Direct link to Cutting Board Walkthrough - www.muirheadphoto.com/wood/basketplans
Stay up to date on projects and videos on my Instagram: photo_matt
FAIR USE COPYRIGHT NOTICE
The Copyright Laws of the United States recognizes a “fair use” of copyrighted content. Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act states:
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THIS VIDEO AND MY CZcams CHANNEL IN GENERAL MAY CONTAIN CERTAIN COPYRIGHTED WORKS THAT WERE NOT SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED TO BE USED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER(S), BUT WHICH WE BELIEVE IN GOOD FAITH ARE PROTECTED BY FEDERAL LAW AND THE FAIR USE DOCTRINE FOR ONE OR MORE OF THE REASONS NOTED ABOVE.
IF YOU HAVE ANY SPECIFIC CONCERNS ABOUT THIS VIDEO OR OUR POSITION ON THE FAIR USE DEFENSE, PLEASE CONTACT ME AT PHOTOMATT.MUIRHEAD@GMAIL.COM
THANK YOU.
Check out the End Grain Cutting Board video where I go over the jointing method mentioned in this video: czcams.com/video/DwMTZ3WwO4o/video.html
I am in not sponsored by any of these companies - I bought these tools and supplies because I believe in the product and / or they were all I could afford. #notsponsored
Shop at any of the links below - If you have an idea for a custom item, send me an email.
Personal Website - www.muirheadphoto.com/
Wood Page - www.muirheadphoto.com/wood
Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MuirheadWood
Direct link to Cutting Board Walkthrough - www.muirheadphoto.com/wood/basketplans
Stay up to date on projects and videos on my Instagram: photo_matt
FAIR USE COPYRIGHT NOTICE
The Copyright Laws of the United States recognizes a “fair use” of copyrighted content. Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act states:
“NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 106 AND 106A, THE FAIR USE OF A COPYRIGHTED WORK, INCLUDING SUCH USE BY REPRODUCTION IN COPIES OR PHONORECORDS OR BY ANY OTHER MEANS SPECIFIED BY THAT SECTION, FOR PURPOSES SUCH AS CRITICISM, COMMENT, NEWS REPORTING, TEACHING (INCLUDING MULTIPLE COPIES FOR CLASSROOM USE), SCHOLARSHIP, OR RESEARCH, IS NOT AN INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT.”
THIS VIDEO AND MY CZcams CHANNEL IN GENERAL MAY CONTAIN CERTAIN COPYRIGHTED WORKS THAT WERE NOT SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED TO BE USED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER(S), BUT WHICH WE BELIEVE IN GOOD FAITH ARE PROTECTED BY FEDERAL LAW AND THE FAIR USE DOCTRINE FOR ONE OR MORE OF THE REASONS NOTED ABOVE.
IF YOU HAVE ANY SPECIFIC CONCERNS ABOUT THIS VIDEO OR OUR POSITION ON THE FAIR USE DEFENSE, PLEASE CONTACT ME AT PHOTOMATT.MUIRHEAD@GMAIL.COM
THANK YOU.
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End Grain Basket Weave Cutting Board Tutorial
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This is my method of making an End Grain Basket Weave Cutting Board I do all my fine measurements in metric, but you'll hear me switch back and forth depending on context. You can make this pattern in imperial - but Metric is just way simpler when it comes to precision. I am in no way sponsored by any of these companies - I bought these tools and supplies because I believe in the product and / ...
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Delta Unisaw Grand Edition - 3HP Single Phase 230V - 10” Table Saw - 52” Cutting Capacity - Right Tilting Arbor - Made in 1998 - Second Owner Includes: Mobile Base L/R Cast Iron Wings 52” Delta UniFence Extension Table Folding Outfeed Table 4” Dust Collection Shroud Original Mitre Gauge Original Arbor Wrenches Multiple Throat Plates 10” Freud 50T Blade
CNC Cabinet for Carbide Shapeoko XL
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This is what happens when you are forced to stay inside for months due to a pandemic.... Movie Trailers for Shop Projects. Enjoy.
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Video and Time-lapse photography shot in California, Montana, Wyoming, Utah and Nevada between 2014 and 2017 Equipment: Canon 5D Mark II Canon 7D Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L Canon EF 80-200mm f/2.8L Syrp Genie DJI Mavic Pro Matt Muirhead Photography www.muirheadphoto.com Music by Bon Iver
Like a few others, i thought you had lost your mind ripping after the first glue up. But once I understood why, i can see the genius in it. I never would have thought of it.
lol. It’s definitely a little unorthodox, but when using thin stock or multiple thicknesses of lumber or even scrap, it saves a lot of waste. You can skip the step altogether by using 8/4 lumber and not making the initial panel… I will generally resaw lumber and then use the fall off box box bottoms and other small projects. Thanks for the comment… I promise I’m no crazy 😂
That's a great box. Thanks for sharing!
Is this pattern plan available for purchase to make my own? Thanks
Thank you, for your job,.....
I enjoyed that build and learned a lot about detail work. Thank you.
Glad you liked it! Can’t wait to get back into the shop soon for some new builds.
Amazing board! Someone help me understand the point of the initial glue up. Why not cut the boards to the strip width initially?
This is explained in more detail in the plans, but that step is for people who aren’t started with 8/4 lumber. I created this walkthrough / method because a large percentage of weekend woodworkers only have access to 4/4 or 1” s4s lumber, so they won’t have the option to just resaw thicker lumber down to the thickness required. Personally. I skip the first step and resaw my lumber on the bandsaw and use the fall-off for box bottoms and other small projects. Though, even using 8/4 lumber, it’s still a feasible option if you are looking to reduce waste.
Matt, I am going to do this board and going to use 3 woods. 1 Walnut, 2 maple, 3 cherry. What is the materials list for each of woods. Your video only uses 2 woods so I am not sure how to easily figure it out for 3 woods
The plans differentiate Wood 1, 2 and 3 to make using 3 species easy. Wood 1 is the main block, wood 2 is the thin strips and wood 3 are the small squares to fill the gaps.
I would have cut the stock into strips first, then milled it down. No jigs are needed.
Not sure that I follow.... I didn't use any jigs outside of the glue up. What jig are you referring to?
for this board what lengths are you cutting to?
This info is in the plans linked in the description, but I tend to cut extra to allow for more options when choosing my layout, just in case there are a few abnormalities in any of the blocks - so I tend to cut 26", give or take.
Very nice work!!
Thanks a lot!
I came into the comments to see how many people are freaking out over the blue tape as a stop collar 😂 to my surprise I didn’t see any, that’s good to know because years ago I had a boss who wanted to fire me over that, and wrote me up instead
Haha... this doesn't need to be precise, so it's all good! Thanks for watching til the end!
Nice project. It's all about the details. You did well to maintain that philosophy.
Thank you!
That is a really beautiful box. Thanks for showing us how it was made.
Thanks for demonstrating how to make this cutting board. I think I’ll put this under “projects to complete when my shop is completely free of other projects and absolutely organized”.
Haha… whose shop is ever free of projects and completely organized?! Not mine!
Did you really cut the cherry in the same spot you glued it to? ahahahah
Actually no, but this was a demonstration for people that don’t use 8/4 lumber. This process can be used with any thickness wood. If you use 8/4, it’s easier to resaw and then plane down to thickness. I explain that in pretty elaborate detail, especially in the plans.
Was just a joke, thanks for the good tips! @@MattMuirhead
And that's ONE cutting board. Wow!
I got the same 5hp powermatic 66. When you hit the power its all in. What a horse of a saw love it.
It’s been a great saw - unfortunately the motor blew a capacitor and I was unable to get a replacement part in time for a deadline last year, but I was able to pick up a used SawStop for a good deal and will be moving the PM66 to a dedicated dado saw when I get back up and running in my new shop. Can’t wait to have a shop with 2 saws…
@MattMuirhead one went out in mine but I picked one up at a hvac dealer still going strong
I'd love to learn how you make the excel sheets for this
I bought your plans and close to starting the glue-up. Thanks for the video.
Matt mate, thank you for the presentation and the board looks top class. Thank you for the tip with the branding iron. So simple. Why did I not think of it. Take care and be safe. Cheers.
What beautiful work you do! I don't know if you still check these comments or not but if you do, i wondered if you could tell me if you have to use a special blade when cutting brass? I cannot seem to find the answer anywhere on this glorious internet. Also, i hope you will start uploading again. Your videos/projects are incredible!
Thanks Mary - you can use pretty much any blade to cut brass since it is a non-ferrous metal. Just be sure you are wearing eye protection. I will definitely start uploading videos - my shop is packed up right now as I wait to move and get into a new place…. Keep your eyes open - 2024 should see me back at it! Thanks for the kind words!
@@MattMuirhead Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question! Good luck with your move and i will be anxoiusly waiting when you start uploading again. Thanks again 🙂
Absolutely beautiful build! New sub here for sure, odd question here what tape measure did you use in the video it looked like a really nice one with lots of bells and whistles :) thanks again for sharing this build. I'm going to attempt this for my two Daughters.
Thanks - I had to go back and look at which tape I used. Haha. It’s just a cheap FastCap. Pretty sure the one you’re referring to is their flat tape which is great for these small projects and great for marking… but it’s only good to lie on flat surfaces. I use all fastcap tapes because they’re inexpensive enough to have one or two in every corner of the shop for when they inevitably hide from me 😂
You are using excellent machine tools, amazing, I want to buy that box, from which country U R bro ?
Fabulous! Appreciate you sharing details of tools and machines used, gives us greater insight into your process. End result is amazing.
Beautiful board and excellent explanation. Thanks for that. But please reconsider using a music track in the background. It adds nothing and is extremely annoying. I managed to put up with its monotonous drone for 5 minutes and then turned the sound off. I’m experienced enough with cutting board work to be pretty sure I didn’t miss anything, but no music at all would be so much better.
Dont be a dick
Yeah, this seems to be 50/50 based on feedback. Maybe I'll have to make 2 videos for future projects :)
Awesome cutting board. I can't tell you how many things I've purchased after drinking bourbon! I bough a set of your plans.
Haha… damn bourbon making bad decisions for us! Glad you liked the video - hit me up if you have any questions!
Your video came up on my home page. Watching the box build and your comments show a commitment to precision which is lost in other videos. LOL! Nice toys ah tools lol! Video is well done showing process. Thanks for posting.
Thanks so much for the comment - this was a fun build - I love being able to repurpose material and give it a new life - much better than ending up in a landfill or burnpile. Looking forward to getting back into the shop and making more sawdust once I move into a new place / shop - I'm sure a new house will mean more projects to post. Thanks again!
Loved the video, thanks for sharing. Would love to make a few. Have some friend getting married soon would be a hood gift. Hope to remember the durections
Glad you enjoyed the video! It’s a fun project and I’m sure your friend will love the board. It’s fun to play around with different species for interesting color combinations.
Ciao Matt. Scusami, ho scaricato i tuoi file questa notte. Non capisco il motivo dell'incollaggio intermedio. Perchè incolli i listelli insieme per poi tagliarli la seconda volta? Avevi già i listelli fatti...dopo averli piallati in squadro potevi incollare il ciliegio da 4mm...cosa mi sfugge? Ciao dall'Italia. Hi Matt. Sorry, I downloaded your files last night. I learning well, thanks. I don't understand the reason for the intermediate gluing. Why do you glue the strips together and then you cut them again the second time? You already had the strips done... after planing them and square you could have glued the 4mm cherry... what am I missing? Bye from Italy
Thank you for the comment. Since this is a tutorial, I added the lamination for people that don't have access to thicker lumber. Here in the states, it is common for people to buy 1 inch (~25mm) or thinner lumber, and the lamination step would be necessary to create the proper thickness. I buy most of my lumber 2" thick, so when I build these, I skip that step and use solid wood. The lamination step can also help to reduce waste when building larger batches, but if you plan out your cuts, there is not a lot of waste in this project. Good luck and enjoy! Let me know if you have any questions! Grazie per il commento. Poiché questo è un tutorial, ho aggiunto la laminazione per le persone che non hanno accesso a legname più spesso. Qui negli Stati Uniti, è comune per le persone acquistare legname da 1 pollice (~ 25 mm) o più sottile e la fase di laminazione sarebbe necessaria per creare lo spessore corretto. Compro la maggior parte del mio legname spesso 2", quindi quando li costruisco, salto quel passaggio e uso il legno massiccio. La fase di laminazione può anche aiutare a ridurre gli sprechi quando si costruiscono lotti più grandi, ma se si pianificano i tagli, un sacco di sprechi in questo progetto. Buona fortuna e buon divertimento! Fammi sapere se hai qualche domanda!
You shouldn’t glue all four sides of the top and bottom panels it limits the expansion and contraction which can cause cracks.
Few things - the top of the box is two pieces of veneer thickness that are laminated to a plywood substrate. There is no hardwood in the groove. The bottom is less than 1/8” thick. The grooves in the box sides have an extra 3/32 or so on each side to float and there is only a drop of glue in the center. Wood movement will not be an issue across such a short distance. If it were an inch+ thick and spanned some distance, you’re 100% right. Since the wood isn’t pinned - it won’t be a problem, especially since it lives in Northern CA where we don’t have much swings in humidity.
Great Work, thanks for sharing
Much appreciated
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That box was beautiful. I liked the brass. I also like how you added the brand of tool you were using. AWESOME video all around 👍👍👍
Thanks Johnny. It was a fun box to make - I will be posting more projects once I get moved into a new shop, hopefully sometime soon! I’ve had the tools packed up for too long!
Wow! Really nice board, and a great tutorial. I've been a long-time machinist, buy I only recently started making sawdust. I love making cutting boards. I wanted to make one for my sister, and this is the design she picked. I'm going to tell her she's going to have to wait until I get some more experience as this looks to be WAY above my current paygrade. lol
It’s a little intimidating at first? But as a machinist, working in metric and using the micrometer should e second nature.l, and that’s half the battle with this design. I’m sure you’re be fine - when you’re ready let me know - happy to answer any questions.
@@MattMuirhead Just DMed you from your website.
I dunno how you don't have more subs. Subscribed and loving the videos
Thanks! I had to shut down the shop temporarily due to some issues here - have a lot of my shop in storage but I’ll by buying a new place and building a new shop hopefully this summer and plan to make some videos of the process. Thanks for the sub - I hope to be back in the shop sooner than later.
@@MattMuirhead awesome good luck with everything!
@@MattMuirhead I'll still be subbed so can't wait to see it all
Loved the picture of the Montana sunset by the way!
Thanks! Was from a spot at Two Medicine lakes on the eastern side of Glacier National Park. Hard to deny that view… my only concern was that a Grizzly bear and her cub were in camp a few hours prior so my head was on a swivel all evening 😂
I like how sensitive you were to some people's sensitivities surrounding CNC. That was funny!
Haha…. Yeah, I’ve experienced first hand how triggered some people get over using a CNC in a shop 😂😂
Belíssimo trabalho! (Beautiful work!)
Obrigado por assistir! Estou feliz que você gostou!
Beautiful - I was going to comment on the voids you had on the edge rows on your final glue up, but then you eliminated my issue with your final dimension trimming.
Thanks - yeah, doing it that way is the only way to ensure adequate pressure during the glue up. It I had cut the edge pieces down beforehand, not only is it more work, if the cut isn’t precise the pressure might not be even. Glad you enjoyed the video - thanks again.
Bom dia, como no Brasil nós usamos as medidas em centímetros, gostaria por gentileza que transformasse de polegadas para centímetros. Achei maravilhosa sua ideia.
O plano que tenho disponível para compra online é métrico (milímetros) - não uso medidas imperiais (polegadas) em nenhuma das minhas pequenas peças de marcenaria. Espero que esta tradução do inglês seja precisa o suficiente para fazer sentido!
Absolutely beautiful! You gave me some great ideas!
Thanks David - it was a fun project - It’s always enjoyable to use reclaimed materials to make something new. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Awesome tip with taping off miters before glue, 1st video I've seen with this GOOD JOB. Love the tool names floating.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Great video: great skills; great knowledge; great teaching skills; great design; great project; great wood selection; GREAT TOOLS. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, David! Glad you enjoyed it!
amazing
Man glitter, funny!!!
Great!
This may be an interesting project but the instant I saw the state of California logo I immediately had to give it a thumbs down 👎
Stay Classy 😉
I don't have jointer or a plainer
Outside of the table saw, the planer and jointer are the backbone of a woodworking shop. You can get by without a jointer - if you have a tone of time, patience, endurance and skill you can use a handplane to do the job of a planer. Depending on the projects you are aspiring to make, those are tools I would recommend every woodworker add to their shop.
You can joint with a level and a table saw too if your comfortable with your saw
Very impressive ,thanks for sharing
I just found your channel and hope you're still making videos? This box I believe I can make, unlike some of the others that show the finished product, you show the "how to's" in building. Thanks for that. It's also nice to watch a Californian build. I left there in '19 after the camp fire (Paradise,Ca. Nov. '18) took everything we had but the most important things - our lives and our dogs. I took up wood working as a hobby to keep my mind off the memories of that fire. Thanks again, hope to see more!
So sorry to hear about your loss. I spent many years living in working in Chico and logged thousands of miles riding my bike to the old Honey Run bridge and up Honey Run Road into Paradise. Used to love stopping mid-ride for a bagel at the Lovin’ Oven before it shut down years ago. I had to pack up my shop this year in preparation to move into a new place and I keep hitting delays - I will be building again as soon as I get a new place and hope to make more videos - hopefully by next summer. Thanks for stopping by!