Bandsaw Box without a Bandsaw! - Scrapwood Challenge Episode Twelve
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- čas přidán 22. 09. 2018
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This was just an idea I wanted to try out! I'm not really sure why as I have a bandsaw but thought it would be fun to try something different!
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What I like is that you’ve just shown that with limited tools you can build a Bandsaw style box. I also like the editing as always.
I tried to keep it limited. I would've normally cut the tapers like that with the bandsaw but that would've ruined the title! Like you said though, it's good to show that basic tools can still do the job! :)
Why did you have to make that "Scrap Wood" jingle. Every time I watch a scrap wood challenge from you
I can't get it out of my head gee thanks Pask :P
Sorry! ;)
some of the wood iz goood!
I love the jingle as well, it pops into my head every time I see a piece of firewood too beautiful to burn.
The part that I hear is "some of the wood iz good!", whenever I see a nice piece of wood.
It is even better with captions
Love it! The drawer, when it was out and you put the felt liner in, looked like a little mouse-cradle.
Thanks Sebastian! I'm sure it would be quite comfortable for a small mouse! ;)
Interesting project and beautiful result. Now, you mentioned you'd have to be careful not to drill too deep because of the point on the Forstner bit, so here's a tip for you - buy an end mill bit, they don't have that center point, and as you clearly have a drill press, you won't have any trouble with the bit wandering.
I love these little boxes and the techniques you use to make them add to my own knowledge base, thank you.
Really cool Neil! I really liked the floating effect you gave to the drawer... quite ingenious! Cheers! Also... loved the tshirt!
Thanks very much mate! :)
The grain of the wood is spectacular. Would love to get some for pen making. Thanks, another fun video.
That would look really cool as a clock!
it wood
"some of the wood iz goood"??? Hell, I'd give my eye teeth for your scrap pile!
That's a nice box and an interesting way to arrive at the goal of 'bandsaw box'.
Glad you liked it! :)
I thank you very much for sharing this project with us I had forgotten how much fun it was to pick up the scrap out of the shop at make projects I made my way I've made my daily bread working wood for many years but I have not worked in it for sometime as a result of having to have multiple surgeries you inspire me I'm going to try again to return to my great passion working in Wood again thank you thank you sir
Even better than a bandsaw box, Neil. Keeping the drawer aligned in the back was a great little trick.
Thanks very much Phil! :)
Looks great! Love how you have it evenly centered.
Oh yeah, I love it. Good to see scrapwood is back.
Excellent. Great ideas, perfect execution as always!
So many woodworking tips shown for such a small project... Keep the videos coming
Great job and beautiful result.
Cute!
Like the figuring in that wood btw!
Wow! That is some stunning photography.....particularly love the long opening shots of moving water, which always turns out so magical.....like harnessing time, or maybe the opposite. Lovely!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
I've been looking at getting into these style of boxes. Thank you for this!
No worries Chad! :)
Nice
I thought of it once never really did it so i never got the chance to see it till now so thanks man great job
A fascinating little build mate. Brilliant video
big lol for the shirt and the thx 4 watching at the end.
looks really nice your box.
congrats.
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it! :)
Excellent little project. Lots of problem solving and innovation. Probably the most enjoyable scrap wood challenge yet.
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Beautiful grain, and the added bonus of a pleasing aroma. Very nice.
Thanks Peter! :)
This is what google thinks the lyrics to your jingle are:
"would challenge would challenge,
its graphics crashes by our words,
that summer a woman is good"
That's gotta be sung on April 1st edition of scrap wood challenge haha
I like to watch the cc when an asian or russian is talking! 😂😂😂
😂😂
Loved it Neil. Love Camphor Laurel too,a great timber to work with.
Thanks Rob - it really is! :)
you're so cool Neil. love the videos. keep on doin what you do
That was great Neil and turned out beautifully. The not so bandsaw box bandsaw box lol.
That looks awesome !
lovely! i especially like the opening mechanism with the magnet, you could built something with a hidden compartment one day using that trick
That was an awesome build. Looks great something my nieces would love
Cool box. Trick handle. Nice video. Thanks for sharing! : )
Man,that was a pretty nifty turn out, I really liked it, quirky piece for sure👍
Love that Camphor Laurel, it's an absolute gorgeous wood, loads of colour and oodles of figuring.
Neat idea for the magnetic handle👌
Beautiful grain and color in that wood. Nice box too.
Wonderful project. Thanks!
You are one of my favorite channels! Love you videos!!!
I didn't know that you could do that with a hole saw.Thanks. I'm just starting to learn so your a great help. 😊
It's not so much about what you make from the scrap wood, but rather how you approach the project. Lots of good techniques to file away for my own projects...
Great job as always mate...
Thanks mate! :)
love the video! thanks for making them.
Looks like a fun project to make with my daughter this summer, thanks!
Looks Great Neil. What a cool little project. Will definitely have to have a go at making one myself.
Thanks Scott - that's great to hear! :)
Very nice! Initially I thought it was a speaker, but this is even cooler! 👍🏻
I really like watching you make the bandsaw box great work keep up the good work. I'm going to make one for my wife. Thanks again
That's really great to hear! Thanks! :)
Very cool, as usual!
Mate you have the best channel on CZcams. Regular content that is what I am looking for! Inspirational. Keep up the great work.
Thanks very much! :)
I agree ! Cheers Pask
Great work and nice video!
Interesting concept. I like the magnet idea with the hidden handle. Also, that wood looks a lot like some honey locust I have here in the States. It is quite dense too.
i really like this. totally going to do something similar with some of this pallet wood i have stored.
That's great to hear! :)
I love the scrap Wood challenge song intro
xD
lol
I love it!
Great ideal might have to try that
nice interpretation of a classic. More like this.
Original and ingenious!
That is very nice!
That wood is gorgeous!!!
another really fine woodworking
Camphor Laurel! Your workshop must be beautifully aromatic. Nice little project idea. Would make nice pleasant smelling gifts.
Absolutely Geoff, it smells amazing! :)
You've done great, so I love it
Thank you! :)
Just ordered a Scrapwood Challenge t-shirt! Thanks.
Thanks very much Barbara! :)
Holy crap you make some cool stuff. Well done mate!
I’m so glad I found your channel.
I really like the look of the 10 degree taper.
New t-shirt is ordered, this one better improve my woodworking. Bought your first t-shirt wore it in my shop nothing but loose dados, nails fired out the side, burn marks and saw dust in the finish 😜
I love the sped-up budgie speech.
Definitely going to be making some of these as gifts--thanks mate! :-D
Love the grain on that piece looks like a sun set or something
I do not have a bandsaw, but I use a jigsaw mounted in a table vise upside down. Works well for smaller projects. Nice box, love the t-shirts
Thanks Petar! :)
Hallo Neil
It's looks like very cool. A great work. 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻
Thanks Martin! :)
Quality video right there
Nice video, good teaching ..... I think I still vote for the bucket ...
Thanks Glenn - still the bucket for me too! :)
Really enjoyed this one. And it's a bit more accessible for those who dont have a band saw too!
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
great video✌️️ nice project
Thanks very much Lukas! :)
Bandsaw issue sorted!!
thats great and its given me an idea :) thanks mate
That would be a good gift for father's day.
Very cool!!
That's excellent mate and a vid I wish I'd seen before I got my bandsaw as I'd have made one like that for sure. Probably still will make one like that actually :D
Thanks Matt! You should give it a go! :)
Excellent! AND I ordered up the shirt in olive. Couldn't pass it up.
Thanks very much Jim! :)
Que bonitas cosas haces, cuanto detalle, gracias también por compartir tus creaciones. Felicidades, Saludos desde México.
I would love to get my hands on some of that wood. It would make beautiful pens.
Thanks for sharing !
Great work Pask. Live your videos.
One note... make sure both magnets are the same way round or they’ll repel rather than attract and you’ll never get the drawer out!
Beautiful.
Great box! Also, could make small round boxes using hole saws like you made the drawer. Small boxes to put a jewelry gift in. Way to use some scraps of figured wood that you hate to throw away. Way easier than a round box on a bandsaw! Your videos are excellent!
Thanks very much! :)
Great way of making the box without every tool known to man !Thks
Cool idea. Come on tell us you keep making those projects from Camphor Laurel because you are addicted to the smell of the woodchips :)
Also you could wear the scrap wood challenge T-shirt whiles making more. Another great video Neil.
Have you ever thought about trying Cooperage someone who makes buckets and casks? Pask's Casks has a ring to it! I know that I've seen an older UK man who has been in the trade since the 1950s.
love it
Pretty cool I must say...been meaning to suggest this but it would be great to see a video on exactly how you built your dust collection thingamajig...I have a brother in law who can get me scrap lexan and plexiglass,so I've considered making me one myself. Have a good one!
Lindo trabalho!
Really lovely box.
My daughter would love one of these if I had the correct tools.
What oil did you use please?
Tony
Normally uses a combination of 1:1:1 mix of boiled linseed oil, varnish, and turpentine followed by beeswax polish, but looks like on this one he just went straight to the beeswax polish without the mix.
Love it! Great job, sir. :)
As always, great post! Would it be feasible, using a drill press and a vice, to bore with a forstner bit with the point ground off?
I remember my wood shop teacher having us build something amazingly similar using only hand tools nothing electric.
very cool
Cunning! Nice.
Since I'm a year past the original posting date, It's hard to say if Pask will notice this, but I have a suggestion for an alternate use of this design that includes a mechanism design challenge. The idea is simple. Instead of a drawer, there would be a clock mounted on the backside of the face. By pushing the button, the face would rotate to reveal the clockface and rotate back when the button was released. Maybe call it The Stop-Watcher: an anti-clock-watching-clock. B-)
When you were hand planing that piece in your vice. It had a really cool optical illusion.