How to Make Wooden Threads
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I clicked this video by mistake, and boy am I glad I did.
I hadn't known of a pantograph, and I am a generally knowledgeable person.
Thank you for teaching me something new, and for sharing yourself.
You are clearly some kind of genius!
THANK YOU!! (7 years late). I have been wanting to make worm gears but couldn't figure how to make one without already having one. This is exactly what I needed. 🤩🤩
Ingenious build! I think Matthias Wendel would be impressed. This would work nicely for building the vise hardware for a workbench.
The red pepper joke gets me every time. Love it!
So, you are both ingenious AND have a sense of humor! (red pepper indeed!)
Seriously, this is the best solution to this thread cutting problem I have EVER seen. Likewise with your nuts making gizmo. I sincerely hope you go into engineering. The world needs more geniuses like you designing things!
+Learner-Learns - Thanks so much! Glad you're liking the humor. There will be more :)
+FastEasySmartTOOL - Oh, and I am in engineering (electrical eng.). Final year... thank goodness.
has to making tobogan
This is one of the nicest ways I've seen to do this. Your jig is compact and flexible at the same time.
Late to the party, I know, but this is very clever. Thanks for sharing.
The way you talk just put a smile on my face and fill my heart with joy!
YOUR A FREAKING GENIUS... seriously every time i watch your videos im overly impressed at the new ideas you have to offer. your truly brilliant
+Joe Cavaliere - Thank you Joe! Your support means a lot.
I am watching this video again, several years after the first time, and now that I have seen other mechanisms here I understand it better. You explained it easily but my brain needed some additional examples to really understand it.
Fantastic! I have been trying to wrap my head around how to do this easily, and once again the internet delivers! I guess I need to give this a go soon.
Thanks.
+Brian Bain - Terrific! Good luck!
Good stuff. I have been watching other wood threading videos and this was the first one I saw that automated the advancement of the dowel to cut the threads. Only improvement I could see here would be to add something to keep the far end of the dowel from swaying.
Bordering on genius. This is the best I’ve seen yet for simplicity and functionality. Great work you’ve gained another subscriber. Greetings from Maine.
You threw the red pepper in there just to see if I was paying attention, right? I did one of those "Did he just say red pepper?" moments. hehe
LOL I did the same thing. Then I stared at the pepper to make sure my eyes matched up with what I couldn't have heard.
Ditto to Jacob! How is this not THE number one comment??? LOL! AWESOME attention grabber! Love the vid!
You are super great. Thank you master
Ok, I'm officially impressed!! Wow, VERY smart idea there, I love :)
+John Heisz - Thanks John!! What would be great is to use this jig in conjuction with your thread making method: start a thread using the jig, and continue it with your router table guided setup. That would be awesome! Currently I'm limited to cutting some pretty short threads - not enough capacity in the mechanism to make... I don't know... wooden vise hardware :)
When the idea started to crystallise, my fingers started to itch. They wanted to scroll down and find your comment, John. :)
Toolify if you added some gears you could reverse thread also and easily switch from one direction to the other half way through, which could be useful. Thank you for coming up with this idea, I love parallelograms and pantographs for jig structures. I'm going to make a bunch of beam clamps completely out of wood and do this instead of buying threaded rod, it should work fine.
Totally impressive ! I knew there was a reason we were always told to pay attention in Math class LOL Great Job !
Sir! That’s an awesome design - thank you for sharing!
Might be more stable if the moving blocks riding on a rail. Really nice work there.
Also, to anyone who need the formula:
let t = (number of threads per inches on the steel threaded rod)
let r1 = (number of holes in the smaller square lengthwise)
let r2 = (number of holes in the larger square lengthwise)
tr = t / ( ( r2 / r1 ) + 1 )
where tr = (number of threads per inches on the wooden rod)
Shouldn't that be tr =t/((r2/r1)+1) ?
jof1953 yeah, you are correct. 20 thread per inches metal rod with 3:1 ratio gets you 5 in the explanation in the video. Thanks for the correction.
Nice touch with the red pepper!
Looking forward to building this. Your presentation and voice is hypnotic. Well done.
That's awesome. reminds me of something Mathias Wendel would make.
Brilliant video. Well scripted, shot, edited and produced. Oh and the woodworking project is great as well!
+Chris Campos - Thanks Chris!
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I like that stupid smile, he always has on his face.
I came here after seeing your nut-making video. I left a comment there, praising your work and especially your video-making skills. This video just confirms that you, young Mr. Toolify, have it down to an art!
I *have* to subscribe to such a competent producer! Once again, excellent work!
Oh yes - I thought that the red pepper was a masterstroke!
Thanks Mike!
Wow! Simply ingenious. This will be the perfect application for an Archimedes screw marble lift. Thanks for sharing.
+grantham418 - That's a good application!
You sir, win the woodworking internet this week!
You are a woodworking and a mathematical genius.
Another awesome video....I like the added humor. It was fun talking to you at the Rochester mini maker fair. You'll be giving Matthias a run for his money in no time. Keep up the great work.
+Ed Marsh - Thanks Ed!
This is exactly what I have been looking for. I need to make coil form for antennas and this is perfect! I don't know why I didn't see your video for such long time.
Ok, so I'm liking what I see.... Until the end...lol.
What happened to the stability?
Oh yeah... 5 years later... This is still an amazing video!
That is cool....always used to do it on my lathe, will try this way now....
Great video! I've tried green pepper as well as red....the red pepper definitely makes it go faster
you,my friend, are a genius
Dat unwavering eye contact . . . .
Great video!
Dude, the smile on your face when you were talking about making wooden nuts just freaked me out. Stay assam dude and leave the nuts alone.
This reminds me of Matthias Wandel's style of design cleverness. Is he a subscriber? He should be!
The red pepper was a nice touch
The red pepper made me sneeze, so I had to watch it twice. That's OK though, I learned more. Another great video by the way.
red pepper...!!! love it. happy end of the year... all goods next year
+Gordy Männeken -Thank you! Happy new year's eve!
Sweet jig, but I think you definitely need to make a video of your shop. I think you own every Festool tool made and I'd love to hear you talk about each one a bit. I have the Kapex too and that dang thing is the best tool I've ever used. Love to hear your opinion on all things Festool. Great vids and love how you respond to people who talk crap to you on your vids. lol
+Armando Nunez - Shop tour coming in 2016.
Good design
Maybe for an Apple Press! I once seen one made with a hard wood threaded dowel. Keeping it all wooden.Thanks for the great video clip.
+Don Coyotewinds Higgins - Cool idea! Thanks.
Your welcome.
very good presentation, clearly spoken and a nice smile.
That is such a good idea, I will try it------one day.
My grandfather always used a green pepper, but said that a red pepper will work best, as long as you're below 11,000 ft of elevation ASL. Personally, I don't think it matters a whole lot which color the pepper is (I confess, my pantograph has a yellow pepper that was on sale at Giant ; P ) but I know there are some purists who insist on the red pepper.
Very impressive and well thought out. A great blend of classic old-world pepper thread techniques with a blend of modern machining!
Sorry, you said don't press the red button...... I just had to! Great video, love your style....It's an excellent Shish Kebab machine...
What kind of wizardry is this? Burn the ....red pepper! Awesome video as always. Keep it up!
Wow perfectly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot !
You are a very smart kid. Greetings from Nicaragua
+Roger Prida - Greetings!
I thought the red pepper was going to incorporate in waxiness of he skin somehow. great stuff. stay awesome.
Man, I shouldn't have watched this with dinner time being half an hour away..... Great work Kriss!
+GuysWoodshop - Think of it as an appetizer :)
Great fun to whatch Kriss...and good idea...! I almost wanted a Whole red pepper come out in the end...! PS: A piece of bacon will lubricate better...longer...!
+Jakob Hovman - Mmm... bacon
genius. ill make them at some point. My dads workbench has huge thread for vice. probably 80mm thick rod
Could you follow up by using your nut to create a follow after the threads are cut? Per say cut a few threads, install the nut and finish cutting the rest of the threads?
+HomeHaunter1 - Yes! That's an excellent idea :)
I think you may be the wood threading master my friend.
Nice! Very nice. Now make bolt for this very spesific nuts with spesific threads.
very good
it would be interesting if you could get this to thread with a large course threaded metal nut
Thanks! I have one inch tap for woodwork so this looks easy way to make the screws.
Lolll !!! It is so great you have very good ideas I saw inside your woodworks ... Be successfull again now and in the futur !
But the red pepper for!!!!! Awesome video
This is great! This is going on my list of jigs for my shop.
+karanadon137 - Nice!
Was the red pepper added in case you needed a snack during the project ??? Very cool project.
This sucks so bad!!! I want to subscribe but I'm already subscribing to this magnificent channel!
And the gizmo in the video is pure genius! :D
You are a genius my man
As you suggested, I will try to stay awesome.
Question for you... Will the jig function property if I exclude the red pepper? Ha ha ha!
+Awesome Wood Things - Green pepper might work as well ;)
Very smart idea !Thanks for sharing it with us!
+Scrap wood City - Thank you
Doggonnit! I want to make this jig....but red peppers are hard to come by.
wtf red pepper haha you are genius! nice movie!
Does that little bit of wobble have any affect on the finished product? I'm wondering if you added a metal guide rail through the wooden blocks on either side of the threaded rod if that would help stabilize it a bit? I guess it's not a big deal if the threads come out okay. Thanks for making this video!
+legacyofbob - The wobble is generally because I couldn't drill a hole perfectly square into the exact center of the dowel. The effect it has on the end product is negligible, but you're right that using metal guides can improve the precision if the application requires it.
+FastEasySmartTOOL maybe just put a bushing on the far side of the jig. So when the dowel is cut, it feeds through the bushing and use the major diameter of the thread to keep it straight. Like a gatco bearing for boring crankbores on an engine.
Omg.. your are great.
I never saw such wood worker.
You are a smart kid.
Sears used to make a tool to cut spirals into wood with a router.
But you're cutting good threads, Clever.
So Question? What do you use wooden bolts and nuts for?
+bobbg - I have a few ideas... a related video or two should surface throughout the year :)
Toolify, that was hilarious when you started to make a kebab😀
On a more serious note, look up the 1960's wooden building kit called BiloToy or alternately BiloFix. It contains the exact components you have used for your pantograph and was directly related to the creator of Lego.
PS: Love your video. I'm going to haul out my BiloToy right now and make one. Cheers from South Africa☺
God dammit... YOU ARE A GENIUS DUDE! Very, very cool idea on a budget
This is Genius
Have you watched Mathias Wandel?
Hi, what is the purpose of the pentagraph? I do not get the mechanics of your devise. Does pentagraph transfer the rotation of a small-threaded metal screw into larger range foreword movement so that the wooden screw threads are scaled wider? Or does the pentagraph generate any up and down movement?
RED PEPPER!!! excellent
you said ... red pepper... my brain told me i heard that wrong...as you kept talking i was staring at the pepper and waiting for WHY? then i woke up....that was funny.
You are incredible... Thanks for taking the time for the tutorial...
This was the Best way i’ve ver seen
Very well done, simple but highly effective. Keep it up my old fruit. Kind regards
That was pretty damn cool. Brilliant solution to a challenge
+Paul Desmond (imakewoodthings) - Thanks! Glad you liked it!
+FastEasySmartTOOL
Can I use a Scotch Habanero pepper?
Hello! Thank you for this recipe! If I don't have fresh red pepper, can I use dried pepper instead?
We would like to know what type of router bit we need to make the wooden threads?
Great Job Man !
Some sort of genius here
Another great video, love the red pepper.
Great idea ! Very ingenious. Congratulations !
Bravo! I love the pantograph explanation.
No dude, you are awesome, I would have preferred a little purple pepper myself, but red is good!
Can you do a video of a pantorouter?? I loved yours. There is another woodworking smart guy that did one but it was tough to build and he didn't explain it well enough for this dummy.
+Chuck Hampton - Hey Chuck. I might build a pantorouter one day, but it's not planned for the near future. Note that a pantorouter and a pantograph are different things. Have you seen this video? I think it's pretty good czcams.com/video/8wZ1v4PIsYI/video.html
I apologize. I meant a pantograph. Like you referenced in this video. I have seen that video tho.
Great idea!
As always, brilliant
I love the red pepper!!!
Another great idea, Kriss. Thanks for sharing!
+Humus Woodwork - My pleasure!
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Super cool project!
0:11 the bottom of your device swings from left to right while the top is pined. Is this swing intentional or a side effect? If it is intentional, how do you get this swing from only rotation of metal rod?
Brilliant