Hand Tools For Timber Framing Pt.3 - Chisels & Slicks
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- This is part 3 of a three-part series in which Gaius Hennin and Blueberry Beeton discuss their favorite woodworking hand tools for timber framing. In this video, we'll be talking about Chisels and Slicks - some of the essential and iconic timber framing tools. This is where the timber framing magic happens!
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Nice! I've been looking forward to part 3.
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I’ve had my veritas honing guide for 16yrs now. It’s a fantastic bit of kit and puts a razor edge on my sorby chisel set using a diamond stone.
Great video! You both look great!
Let me guess; You're American ?
You can use hairspray to keep a socket handle on a chisel.. I know it sounds crazy but it works👍😊
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Robert Sorby are Sheffield company.
Sheffield is the home of steel in the UK.
Stainless steel was invented there.
We use Robert Sorby a lot, probably our longest running chisel supplier
Great video thank you.. I feel really stupid asking this, but is the choice between using hand held tools and conventional power tools a choice made by tradition or are they more practical?
thanks
Which size of the slick would you reccomend?
Are there any videos of them using these tools?
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Why do you recommend a bevel edge for a mortise chisel?
Wait just a moment !! little confused here , what's the difference between slick & temper chisel ?? or different names for one tool ??
are slicks and hand planes somewhat or mostly interchangeable in the tasks they accomplish with timber framing or is there something that one can do significantly better than the other?
Adam Macke while they do perform similar tasks, the hand plane is designed to take a uniform, thin shaving from the surface of a piece of wood, the slick gives you a bit more freedom in terms of the amount of wood it can shave; you can take 1/32” in one area and dive deeper in another area. Also, the slick can be used inside a mortise to pare end and edge grain while a plane is difficult or impossible to use inside a mortise. The slick is our go-to tool for perfecting joinery, while a plane excels at a few (perhaps simpler?) tasks.
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Is there an advantage to using slicks instead of planes on tenons?
A slick is generally faster, it comes down to user preference though.
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What is the brand of the Japanese chisel
Jon Smith it is known as a Japanese boatbuilders slick.....they are made by craftsmen in Japan who apprentice for years. There isn’t a brand, but rather a handful of names of masters.
@@ShelterInstitute Any names in particular to steer towards? Thanks
Hi. What width slick is "best"? 2 1/4 good?
It completely depends on what you will be doing with it. We really like 1-7/8" or anything under 2" because many of the mortises we cut are 2" wide. If you will be working with wider mortises or space in general than a wider slick may make more sense
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I did it with the Woodglut plans.
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