Hi David, its Trev here from a vid that you did for me a while ago regarding cutting circles without a jig saw, hope you remember me lol. Just wanted to say I'm still enjoying your channel immensely and found this particular one very informative as always!! Always look forward to your vids and wishing you all the very best. If I don't get the chance before Christmas I would like to wish you and yours a very merry Christmas and happy new year and thanks for your great videos that you are so kind enough to share with us all!!!
Hi Trevor! Of course I remember you! I really enjoyed making that video my best friend was the camera man we made a batch of videos in a great fun frenzy finishing with the pipe clamp vice ! Thank you for taking the time to write I really appreciate it ! I do hope you find the time to build stuff and enjoy the time,Happy Christmas and Happy Woodworking David
Bless you David, thanks so much for your reply, its always a pleasure watching your brilliant channel and look forward to your future ones in 2020. please keep them coming, you are a true gent and quality craftsman!!!
Hi D did you watch this play list? Basically your tenons must be dry ,if you prepare them in green wood make them over sized by a couple of mm in diameter then you can put them in a black tin box with ventilation holes in the sun to dry for a couple of weeks or put a bucket of sand on a fire and stick the tenons in until dry. The mortises can be in not so dry wood, when you fit very dry tenons in moist mortises the tenon absorbs moisture and expands the mortise contracts as it dries creating a very good joint. I hope this helps,go ahead and give it a go it’s very intuitive and satisfying work, I feel it awakens in me a primitive man that knows how to do it. Happy Rustic Woodworking David
Hard wood is best for small elements less than 40mm diameter softwood needs thicker diameters. Hardwoods are nut trees fruit trees and any tree that its seed is totally enclosed Soft woods pine cedar cypress and trees who’s seed can fall free of its enclosure when dry . You can find apps that can identify leaves and identify wood You could also just collect branches you find dry them and experiment
U are a good man , now u have a new subscriber as a beginner 😊 thanks .
the greatest thing in the world is information transfer, people passing on knowledge you are a wonderful man
Nice and simplified as always David. Good to see you back.
Thanks Pascal!!
Great tip 👍🏻
Thanks Billy glad you liked the video Happy Woodworking David
Nice 👌
Thanks for sharing your "smarts" David, appreciate it.
Hi gA Thank you for your comment!! Im Happy you like it Happy Woodworking David
Hi David, its Trev here from a vid that you did for me a while ago regarding cutting circles without a jig saw, hope you remember me lol. Just wanted to say I'm still enjoying your channel immensely and found this particular one very informative as always!! Always look forward to your vids and wishing you all the very best. If I don't get the chance before Christmas I would like to wish you and yours a very merry Christmas and happy new year and thanks for your great videos that you are so kind enough to share with us all!!!
Hi Trevor! Of course I remember you! I really enjoyed making that video my best friend was the camera man we made a batch of videos in a great fun frenzy finishing with the pipe clamp vice ! Thank you for taking the time to write I really appreciate it ! I do hope you find the time to build stuff and enjoy the time,Happy Christmas and Happy Woodworking David
Bless you David, thanks so much for your reply, its always a pleasure watching your brilliant channel and look forward to your future ones in 2020. please keep them coming, you are a true gent and quality craftsman!!!
brilliant
Glad you liked the video,Have a great weekend
Thank you for this upload. Exactly what I was looking for.
New subscriber from Upstate New York.
大変勉強にな離ました。これから枝で椅子をつくりますか？
こんにちはステファン、椅子のビデオを作る予定です。いつパイプラインであなたの研究を楽しむかは約束しません。
デイヴィッドさんは日本語がお上手ですね。
@@scannon90 ドクターグーグルは日本語が得意です!!!!
Can or will this technique work if one is larger than the other?
Hi Tom yes you can do it with different diameters generally the smallest pieces “hug” the biggest good luck Best Wishes David
i would love to do this can you use any wood do you have to dry it ????? no books on amazon
Hi D did you watch this play list?
Basically your tenons must be dry ,if you prepare them in green wood make them over sized by a couple of mm in diameter then you can put them in a black tin box with ventilation holes in the sun to dry for a couple of weeks or put a bucket of sand on a fire and stick the tenons in until dry.
The mortises can be in not so dry wood, when you fit very dry tenons in moist mortises the tenon absorbs moisture and expands the mortise contracts as it dries creating a very good joint.
I hope this helps,go ahead and give it a go it’s very intuitive and satisfying work, I feel it awakens in me a primitive man that knows how to do it.
Happy Rustic Woodworking David
Hard wood is best for small elements less than 40mm diameter softwood needs thicker diameters.
Hardwoods are nut trees fruit trees and any tree that its seed is totally enclosed
Soft woods pine cedar cypress and trees who’s seed can fall free of its enclosure when dry . You can find apps that can identify leaves and identify wood
You could also just collect branches you find dry them and experiment
בר מוסרת שהיא התגובה הראשונה
Love you Bahr😍