Scale Model Part 2
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- On this week's show, we continue our scale model build. I hope you enjoy the show.
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Exelente trabajo Maestro Creador y gracias por compartir su sabiduría y conocimiento,,siga adelante
I'm glad that you liked the show Cesar. Thank you for tuning in to the show and for taking the time to leave the kind words in your comment. I truly appreciate it.
The still pictures on woodbarter are great but this video series really brings this build alive! Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome. Glad to hear that you're enjoying the video as well as the picture series. Thanks for tuning in Louis. See you on the forum.
Ken, looking great. I am enjoying this build. I really like your small part cutting jig, I can see one appearing in my shop in the near future. Looking forward to part 3.
Thanks Paul. I appreciate the kind words. That jig does come in handy from time to time.
Great video, very entertaining to watch and some more valuable tips passed along. Thank you Ken.
You're very welcome Robert. These builds are very tedious but they are a whole heck of a lot of fun as well. Enjoy
Enjoying the build and seeing your process. 😀
Thanks very much. It's a long process and hopefully, you will still be enjoying it when part 8 rolls around. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
I've been building this truck for a while now. I do a bit stop and go do another project. I don't think I have done anything on it for a few months now. I'm up to the engine block and cab etc, will be interesting to see how you do the door detail. I'm also in the middle of build a workbench, the same as yours. I was going to do a Roubo style but after seeing your videos and emailing Bob Van Dyke I decided on the cabinetmakers workbench and ordered the plans from Lee Valley. The vise I had to get locally (not veritas) as shipping to New Zealand is rather expensive. Can wait for the next video, really appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos. Thanks again.
Thanks for the kind words Ian. It sounds like you are a busy guy. I like to have more than one project on the go because then you have options if you aren't necessarily into working on one, you can change over to another. Good luck on your model and your workbench builds and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask and I will do my best to help you out if I can. Thanks for tuning in
Thanks Kenny, enjoying the build!
love your tutorial, you make it so much easier to understand how to build. look forward to part 3, cheers
Thanks for the kind words. I really appreciate it. Looking forward to your comments on the rest of the build.
Some great tips for working with tiny pieces, especially the tablesaw jig. As for the guy on the lathe, don't be too hard on him, we all make mistakes. :)
Yeah, but THAT guy makes a lot of mistakes. LOL. Thanks for tuning in Brian. Always good to hear from you.
Thanks for doing a model build Ken, I've admired the plans for these but always feared I would end up buying too many of the pre made small parts to call it woodworking and end up just doing a wood assembly. I'm glad you are showing how to build some of these. I'll put one of these plans on my todo list.
Let's set something straight.....the only parts that are available for sale, are specialty things like the wheels, steering wheels and that sort of thing and if that is the way that you want to make your model, then so be it and it makes you no less of a woodworker than what I am. Woodworking isn't about being a brilliant master and making everything by hand....woodworking is about getting into the shop and making something out of wood and enjoying what you do. It's about pride in your work and having fun while you are learning a skill. Woodworking is just that....working with wood and if you feel the need to purchase some of the pre-made parts, then that is just fine. It's your project, do it your way. Jump in the ring and start one of these and I promise you, you wont regret it.....pre-made parts or not. Thanks for tuning in.
Loving this build series, never made anything like this and now just itching to get the plans and give it a go 😁 Your channel Ken is one of my must watch every release phobias. Cheers Steve
THat's very flattering Steve. I'm glad that you like the show so much. If you every decide to try one of these builds, be sure to ask whatever questions you might have and I will be sure to help as best I can. Thanks for tuning in.
kennyearrings1 Thanks Ken for your kind offer, will definitely bear it in mind 👍🏻
You're very welcome.
really cool, cant wait for the next video.
You wont have to wait for long Robbi. It gets posted this morning.
Looking good.
Thanks Derek. I appreciate the kind words.
Good stuff---
Thanks very much and thanks for tuning in.
I know you make these types of videos a lot but keep in mind that even though you have already shown a particular way to cut something or layout something doesn’t mean that people have actually seen you do those cuts or layouts and in some cases can confuse people who don’t see all of your videos
You make a great point Paul. I will do my best to incorporate all cuts on the next build series. (which may be coming soon). Thanks for tuning in and for chiming in with your suggestion.
I'm enjoying watching this series. I'm curious why you choose to use the table saw to cut the small parts rather than your bandsaw.
For most of the parts Jim, in order to get them to look right, they require a crisp edge and getting a crisp edge on a bandsaw (without getting any blade marks in it) is next to impossible in this case. Then you would have to sand the marks out, which changes the shape, size and squareness of the pieces. I've just never been a fan in this case. The table saw give a very clean cut with a very crisp edge that requires little sanding. I hope this helps and answers your question. thanks for tuning in.
See you next week
I will be here Tomas and hopefully, so will you. Thanks for tuning in.
Thanks. I’m looking forward to the continuation of this build.
Are there any CZcams channels that you can recommend who also make scale model vehicles (not toys) and various builds that would be great toys.
For the most part Barbara, I really don't watch very many youtube channels. I really don't have the time to be honest.
ware do you get the plans from
The plans are available from Toys and Joys website. toysandjoys.com
I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in.
Boa Tarde. Como faço para adquirir os PDF dos todos os projetos
These patters are available on toys and joys website. toysandjoys.com I am not sure if they are available in a pdf format or not but you would be able to get that information from their website. Thanks for tuning in to the show.