Hello friend, I have a packaging factory in Argentina, I love machines and tools and I want to congratulate you on your way of working and the order of your workshop, and the neatness of your tools, your machines and your way of working. You're a genius! God bless you!
Gut beobachtet die handwerkerlichen Fähigkeit sind leider in vielen Ländern, so auch in Deutschland am Aussterben. Gerade das Holz habe ich vom Pflanzen der Bäume bis zum fertigen des Holz regales sehr gern gemacht. Obwohl mein Beruf Elektriker war... Wer selbst arbeitet achtet den Menschen, daß Material und den Handwerker aller Berufe!
@Bernd Mütze at the end of the day, a craftsman is a craftsman regardless of the material. It all requires the same essential skills. Patience, attention to detail, and practice
The right tool makes the job so much easier. And it finally dawned on me why you incorporated that roll of paper when you built that work bench. So simple and yet brilliant. Keep em coming, buddy.
I’ve been kicking around the idea of buying a domino, which clearly has many advantages, but for panel glue-ups, tung and groove would be fine and, a hell of a lot cheaper. Of course, bits for my Rockler router table setup are far cheaper than the monster bits you use. The only downside is that you’d see the tung and groove from the edge of the panel, but I personally like seeing the joinery so it’s not really a downside. Of course, you can cover up the ends with breadboards, but I don’t care for the look of breadboards. You always make everything appear so easy and, yes, the machines you have help, but you are truly the master of joinery and one hell of a great woodworker, at least from the products I’ve seen come out of your shop. I wish I had a set up like your shop, but I’m 64 so by the time this beginner could gain the experience, find the money to buy the tools and establish a customer , or even a CZcams subscriber base, I’ll be too old to actually make the products everyday. Actually, my wife would kill me before I even got to that point after she saw what I was spending on the machines alone. I enjoy watching your channel and living my dream through you. I wish you continued success my friend.
I’ve not had much luck with the centre referenced glue joint cutter. It never seems to be exactly the correct height and leaves a lip. Your loose tongue method is good as it preserves all the width of the timber when the timber is in short supply. Cheers
I left a comment on the power pole table....while watching, i was thinking of all different things to do with the large roll of paper. Laying I out for glue run out didn't register till now😂😂. Incorporating it into the table is perfect👍
Very cool Equipment you have. I like Woodwork. As a young Boy, I beginning to building boxes and cabinets... But I have only a few Machines. My last new was a tabel saw from Bosch.....
Привет из Siberia, из города Omsk! Напомнило, как у зубного врача на приёме, он достает из своих коробочек разные фрезы, буры! Шутка! Все-таки классный материал - дерево, тепло от него исходит! Потому что Богом сотворено!
Essas máquinas são top. As minhas foi eu mesmo que fiz. Fiz serra fita desempenadeira. Tupia invertida furadeira, Mas essas são top de maisss Parabéns pelos trabalhos
Do you have a preference for which of these 4 you would use for all joints like this? Meaning if you only had to use 1, for all projects, which would it be?
The question is which one of those four would be the strongest joint? Wished he did a 90 degree break or a straight pull. Oh, that is Project Farm dude. 😊
Please keep your fingers off the end of the work piece as you feed it through. My father lost a finger from a kickback! Use the palm of your hand on the top rear edge or better still get a motorised feed roller.
I are very talented, I love watching your videos, but if you're making something can you please speak the instructions, a lot of videos these days are just playing music and pointing. I still give you a 👍.
I learned a painful lesson with miter-lock and glue. Once cut the fit is perfect and the dry assembly was beautiful. Add glue and the small grooves capture the liquid and have no vent for air and excess to push out. Do you have this cutter? Can you do a video? Jer
Dusty, you’re living the dream, dude - at least mine! Thanks for sharing your shop time with us, and I love that you ‘show’ without ‘telling’ as your style. You seem to have been custom-built for YT! Question: how much power does your shop take? I’m assuming 3-phase power but what’s the service size? OH, and does Festool or King Canada comp you stuff or are those tens of thousands of dollars worth of tools directly from hard-won and hard-earned effort?!?
It won't be as much electrical draw as you'd expect... since it seems to be a one man shop.... so lights, air temp control, machine used plus dust collection wouldn't add up to a whole bunch... but get several people in there running equipment and it goes up exponentially
Lol I was thinking the same thing about Dusty being perfect for CZcams. Almost like he didn’t even grow up, just popped out of a Maple tree one day and got to work 😂 🇨🇦
sup man, why dont you get a power feed for your spindle moulder? seems like money isnt an issue and you'd use it a lot. Great vids and woodworking btw!
The glue always seems excessive. Is that necessary? Probably a dumb question... You're a professional and that's the amount you use so I'm sure it's good. I'm an aspiring wood worker.
I wouldn't say it's excessive. The dude who replied below doesn't know what he's talking about. The important part is to guarantee that you don't get a dry join. If you do, the piece may not be usable. Glue is cheaper than wood! I will say I don't think it's a good idea to have the clamps touch the wood where the wet glue is. The steel and glue together on the wood will cause deep stains.
@hashkat That makes sense for sure. I've seen Mister Duffy use brown paper before to protect surfaces and pieces from glue drips. I'm afraid I'll sand weird when I'm trying to remove the extra glue. You all (professionals) make everything look so easy.
Hallo Dusty, ich finde dich eifach nur genial. Was mich ein bisschen stört, warum nimmst du immer so viel Leim? Ist das normal?Es muss doch nicht am Werkstück herunter laufen!!! Oder? LG aus Deutschland Uwe.B
I’m sure the wait will be well worth it! We all live a little vicariously through your shop though! It’s like Christmas when you get something new! We get a new video!
You have all the cool toys. I love it👍
Смотрю и завидую. Какая мастерская, какие станки, инструмент. Какой Мастер 😊. Удачи Вам и здоровья!
@@user-333alex9 завидуйте по доброму
@@user-333alex9дк посмотри соседнии видосы, чо демагогию разводить
Да, оборудование у него отличное.
Hello friend, I have a packaging factory in Argentina, I love machines and tools and I want to congratulate you on your way of working and the order of your workshop, and the neatness of your tools, your machines and your way of working. You're a genius! God bless you!
Gut beobachtet die handwerkerlichen Fähigkeit sind leider in vielen Ländern, so auch in Deutschland am Aussterben. Gerade das Holz habe ich vom Pflanzen der Bäume bis zum fertigen des Holz regales sehr gern gemacht. Obwohl mein Beruf Elektriker war... Wer selbst arbeitet achtet den Menschen, daß Material und den Handwerker aller Berufe!
@Bernd Mütze at the end of the day, a craftsman is a craftsman regardless of the material. It all requires the same essential skills. Patience, attention to detail, and practice
The right tool makes the job so much easier.
And it finally dawned on me why you incorporated that roll of paper when you built that work bench. So simple and yet brilliant.
Keep em coming, buddy.
I’ve been kicking around the idea of buying a domino, which clearly has many advantages, but for panel glue-ups, tung and groove would be fine and, a hell of a lot cheaper. Of course, bits for my Rockler router table setup are far cheaper than the monster bits you use. The only downside is that you’d see the tung and groove from the edge of the panel, but I personally like seeing the joinery so it’s not really a downside. Of course, you can cover up the ends with breadboards, but I don’t care for the look of breadboards.
You always make everything appear so easy and, yes, the machines you have help, but you are truly the master of joinery and one hell of a great woodworker, at least from the products I’ve seen come out of your shop. I wish I had a set up like your shop, but I’m 64 so by the time this beginner could gain the experience, find the money to buy the tools and establish a customer , or even a CZcams subscriber base, I’ll be too old to actually make the products everyday. Actually, my wife would kill me before I even got to that point after she saw what I was spending on the machines alone.
I enjoy watching your channel and living my dream through you. I wish you continued success my friend.
my situation exactly..😂
I am so in awe of how easy you make it look. Im also wicked impressed with the amazing tools you have. You definitely get what you pay for
I’ve not had much luck with the centre referenced glue joint cutter. It never seems to be exactly the correct height and leaves a lip. Your loose tongue method is good as it preserves all the width of the timber when the timber is in short supply. Cheers
Poenie is the two of us and
Can only imagine how fun it is to work when you have all those tools
I highly rate Freud stuff. I am really jealous of your machines though!
Dang, you make everything look so easy, especially those crazy joints in your other videos. Do you ‘ever’ make a mistake!! Thanks for sharing.
I left a comment on the power pole table....while watching, i was thinking of all different things to do with the large roll of paper. Laying I out for glue run out didn't register till now😂😂. Incorporating it into the table is perfect👍
Mr Dusty,
The Master Continues!!!! Thank You for sharing Your Talent with All!!! Big Inspiration!!!!
Skill level is just something else.
This man is so amazing 😻
Yes, with the help of such ingenious inventions, you can make a tabletop for a table.
Love it my friend!! Thank you!
Thanks!
I am so jealous of that shaper. It is like a router table that went through puberty.
Very cool Equipment you have.
I like Woodwork. As a young Boy, I beginning to building boxes and cabinets... But I have only a few Machines. My last new was a tabel saw from Bosch.....
Congrats. That is awesome
Beautiful you have all the tools that will be perfect for my business. I do hardwood floors for a living. Totally cool.
@TheDustyLumberCo0 thanks dusty. I love all your videos lots of knowledge.
Each one sounds like a different note on a harmonica lol love it
You make it look so easy dusty!
Thanks!
Fantastic, loved the work bench, the machining & tooling is made to look easy, but suspect that’s just you 👍🏻
👏🙌
صديقي تحياتي من الجزائر القد ادهشتني حقا انت فعل ماهر شكراً
🙌🙏
Как же приятно смотреть на новенькие хорошие фрезы. А какого же ими работать
🙌
Your resources are matched to your resourcefulness
Is this how ASMR videos are supposed to make you feel? I love this videos
That was interesting. I knew about tongue and groove but I didn’t know some of those other ones.
I just want to hang out in your shop. What a dream man cave it is. You have great skills also brother..
Thanks for watching
very good materials! after cooking, my second passion is woodworking! 👍👍😉😉
👍👏🙌
Как всё красиво и ритмично выглядит в вашем исполнении. Гарно.
@TheDustyLumberCo0, меня радуют видео, и вряд ли что нужно к ним.
Hi bro, love the way you work and your skills, really appreciate it. God bless you.
The sound of my weekends growing up watching New Yankee Workshop and the legend Norm Abram.
What is so special on this, I do this for living every day for 8 hours.
Привет из Siberia, из города Omsk! Напомнило, как у зубного врача на приёме, он достает из своих коробочек разные фрезы, буры! Шутка! Все-таки классный материал - дерево, тепло от него исходит! Потому что Богом сотворено!
Dude, your workshop would be like Disneyland for me
Having the right tools and accessories makes work so easy.
Would be interesting to see if he could make all this using hand tools.
Essas máquinas são top.
As minhas foi eu mesmo que fiz.
Fiz serra fita desempenadeira.
Tupia invertida furadeira,
Mas essas são top de maisss
Parabéns pelos trabalhos
Uma seccionadora vertical também
Мечты сбываются , счастливый плотник, всё у него есть
Man… You are one fast guy 😮 0:54
I can't believe I won the drawing you had. Looking forward to my new tools. 🍻
Man, you got more toys, I mean tools, than I got.
🙌🤣 Toys is correct.
I know.
This is fantastic sir ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤You should start your own college of joinery❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Do you have a preference for which of these 4 you would use for all joints like this? Meaning if you only had to use 1, for all projects, which would it be?
Dobrze zrobione sloje są różnie ułożone nie bedzie się wykrzywiac. .Do schodów dawalismy dlugie drewniane kolki by nie było naprężeń.
Love your videos can you please do a shop tour
Good to see what you can do.
Thanks
Brother i love your work
Thank you very much
Man you is on different level
👏👍
Спасибо за ваш труд удачи вам.
Красавчик, очень нравиться твое видео🤟🤟🤟
My new work place doesn't have a spindle moulder. I reeeally miss it!
Amazing work. Liked and subscribed.
Is there a reason a Canadian woodworker wears a Swedish Blåkläder Tshirt in all his videos?
Great cutters but only really good for alignment, Butt joint is just as strong, plus you loose width on the tongue side.
The question is which one of those four would be the strongest joint? Wished he did a 90 degree break or a straight pull. Oh, that is Project Farm dude. 😊
That's a cool and useful tool
Yea Man, Sir you are the man
Please keep your fingers off the end of the work piece as you feed it through. My father lost a finger from a kickback! Use the palm of your hand on the top rear edge or better still get a motorised feed roller.
Luar biasa, saya iri melihat kecanggihan mesin yang anda miliki 😅😅
@TheDustyLumberCo0 TERIMAKASIH ATAS GIVE AWAYnya.
Bagaimana saya bisa mendapatkannya,
Apakah saya harus memberikan alamat rumah saya??
I are very talented, I love watching your videos, but if you're making something can you please speak the instructions, a lot of videos these days are just playing music and pointing. I still give you a 👍.
Vc tem muitas máquinas top
👏🙌
Nothin' but awsome!
я посмотрел его видео - он умеет разговаривать. ура!
I learned a painful lesson with miter-lock and glue. Once cut the fit is perfect and the dry assembly was beautiful. Add glue and the small grooves capture the liquid and have no vent for air and excess to push out. Do you have this cutter? Can you do a video? Jer
Dusty, you’re living the dream, dude - at least mine! Thanks for sharing your shop time with us, and I love that you ‘show’ without ‘telling’ as your style.
You seem to have been custom-built for YT!
Question: how much power does your shop take? I’m assuming 3-phase power but what’s the service size?
OH, and does Festool or King Canada comp you stuff or are those tens of thousands of dollars worth of tools directly from hard-won and hard-earned effort?!?
It won't be as much electrical draw as you'd expect... since it seems to be a one man shop.... so lights, air temp control, machine used plus dust collection wouldn't add up to a whole bunch... but get several people in there running equipment and it goes up exponentially
Lol I was thinking the same thing about Dusty being perfect for CZcams. Almost like he didn’t even grow up, just popped out of a Maple tree one day and got to work 😂 🇨🇦
Santing ovation 😮 aaaaaamazing !!!!
Привет! Можеш дать ссылку где можно купить эти фрезы❓Огромный лайк за труды и подписка. 👍
Thanks. I got them from @freudtools
Excelente
👍👍
Tout est parfait , l'atelier, les machines.
J'ai une question , je suis pas menuisier, pour vous faite trop de colle?
Bon travaille
Fantastico 🤙 🤙 🤙 🤙
ты молодец
Cool!😊
Veyy good
Thanks
Sweet!
How do you decide which one to use for each project? Is it just aesthetic? Customer preference? Or engineering considerations?
sup man, why dont you get a power feed for your spindle moulder? seems like money isnt an issue and you'd use it a lot.
Great vids and woodworking btw!
The glue always seems excessive. Is that necessary? Probably a dumb question... You're a professional and that's the amount you use so I'm sure it's good.
I'm an aspiring wood worker.
It’s way excessive, you don’t need to empty an entire bottle for 3 boards.
I wouldn't say it's excessive. The dude who replied below doesn't know what he's talking about. The important part is to guarantee that you don't get a dry join. If you do, the piece may not be usable. Glue is cheaper than wood! I will say I don't think it's a good idea to have the clamps touch the wood where the wet glue is. The steel and glue together on the wood will cause deep stains.
@hashkat That makes sense for sure. I've seen Mister Duffy use brown paper before to protect surfaces and pieces from glue drips. I'm afraid I'll sand weird when I'm trying to remove the extra glue. You all (professionals) make everything look so easy.
I never saw them in their catalogue.
Satisfying
Awesome
آقا کارگر نمیخواهید خیلی خوشم می آیید در این کار نجاری فعالیت داشته باشم ، واقعا خسته نباشید آقای چشم آبی خوشتیپ
You would have better gap filling and strength plus waste a lot less glue if you used a polyurethane glue on that job.
Hallo Dusty,
ich finde dich eifach nur genial. Was mich ein bisschen stört, warum nimmst du immer so viel Leim? Ist das normal?Es muss doch nicht am Werkstück herunter laufen!!! Oder?
LG aus Deutschland
Uwe.B
Awesome❤
Клея больше надо было мазать.прямо с вёдра лить😂😂😂😂😂😂
👍
You got some nice equipment bro and I really enjoy watching your videos keep up the good work only because I said so.
Thank you very much
My Uncle bought that like last month and he use it
Wooo si ketiene herramienta buena
What is call the adapter to use your shaper with router bits?
Keep up with the good work 👍
❤
👍
Everything a man needs to be happy 😂
Wow, very cool! What is that machine called and why isn't there a link to all your parts?
Its a spindle moulder
It's a Shaper table in some parts of the world, or called a Spindle moulder in other parts. I get all my cutters and blades from @freudtools
This guy must spend more money on glue than wood
What kind of support system are you using for your jointer? I really want to just know the name brand.
Lol looks like a video trying to explain to your wife why you had to buy an expensive tool 😂
Show 👍
👍👍👍
😉👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼
👏🙌
Do you ever work with hardwood, I mainly see you using cedar.
waiting for new table saw video
Me too 👍 I’m waiting on new blades and a three phase power converter to show up so I can start it up
I’m sure the wait will be well worth it! We all live a little vicariously through your shop though! It’s like Christmas when you get something new! We get a new video!
@@dustylumberco - is that replacing you Maksiwa or just in addition to?
@@Funknwanker replacing 👍
@@dustylumberco - so getting rid of the Caddy for a Beamer. Nice.
When can I come over and play with your toys?
Now show me how to do that with my circular saw... cuz that's all I got
Do you ever use hardwood I mainly see you use cedar.