Bandsaw drawers
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- čas přidán 9. 03. 2017
- Fitting drawers for my bandsaw stand, with recessed drawer pulls. Also some optimization to the passive dust collection
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Yes, these drawers are in no way like a "bandsaw box", but I picked that title quite deliberately :) - Jak na to + styl
I've subscribed to lots of woodworking channels in order to learn more but really this is the only one I watch because of your ways of teaching. it's like watching woodwork and science together. You really explains the concepts without even trying and make it easy to understand the basic principles and nature of wood and the engineering of it. Thank you Mathias
ohh Matthias, watching u do anything in the workshop is entertaining, dont ever think otherwise! such a different approach to situations and you are just a loveable character!
I love all the content on this channel. Takes me back to my high school woodworking days
I like the little "behind the scenes", or I guess just less being cut. Gives a bit more of an idea of the work that actually goes into it... Still trying to get my working speed up to that level, you're a true master!
Don't worry about drawers not being 'interesting', I mainly watch your videos to relax and that always works ;-). Thanks.
Best place for dust suction is right under the table around the blade. Btw thank you very much! My new job is to service these band saws and your videos have been helpful!
True enugh, but I don't want the hose there.
Matthias, believe me, no matter what you make, it's always a joy to watch your videos.
I like it. This video had more setup and behind the scenes-like footage.
I like that idea.
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Convenient timing on the upload, Matthias. I have a similar project of making drawers where I intend to make them with wood sliders, rather than store-bought metal ones, for cost's sake. I was having a hard time working it out mentally, and your video goes a lot way to give me a plan of attack. Thanks.
Brilliant. Keep smiling while admiring the way you do and how you make things easier. Thank you so much.
I really like the attention to detail you do for the small parts of your projects.
I watch your videos more for the fascination value than the actual tutorials...only because I don't have the skill required to do what you do. I'd rather sit back and watch you do it lol. You're like the Bob Ross of woodworking.
Spiral scrollsaw blades make a world of difference if you don't have enough throat. No spinning of the workpiece necessary. Cheers! Chris.
The most impressive thing about Matthias is how fast he works!
It's nice to see you work at your real speed for once!
So... green paint scroll saw build next month~?
I would love that! A scroll saw seems like a very difficult thing to make from wood, so it'd be very interesting to see how Matthias approaches building one.
Antique scroll saws used to be made of wood, and ran on pedal power and flywheels, and they work very well. I recommend watching PhilipStephens007 videos, he does a lot of incredibly simple improvised machinery.
Where would you say the difficulties arise? There are dozens of homemade scroll saws builds to be found, most out of wood. I especially like the pedal driven ones but I don't think Matthias would agree on that :)
Oh, I didn't know that scroll-saws were built from wood in the past, but I guess that makes sense. Maybe I just think it's hard because I have no idea how I would make one. It seems like a challenging process, especially considering the >1m long arm that needs to move at quite a high frequency. I don't know how much tension you usually put on a scroll-saw blade, though, so it might not really be much a challenge at all, especially for an experienced woodworker.
I made one from wood It has a 20 in throat and i use it a lot. Not hard I even mad the air pump to clear the dust from wood. It powered by a varible speed jigsaw. most scroll saws are 1.5amps 2 at most the jig saw i am using right now is 7 amps.
the high speed and all the jump cuts made this feel like How To Basic without all the egg smashing 😊
Fantastic video, I really like how you showed so many steps.
"And no we prepare a glue application device" crack! Love it. Plenty interesting for me.
you really are fast at gluing those box joints. I liked your clamping method also. Cool video
Mattias, you truly are the god of wood!
My father don't speak english, but likes your videos very much
those drawers look amazing. i like the design of the recessed drawer handles.
You and Jimmy Diresta are two of my favorite channels. Thanks for all the interesting material you produce. Both running fast towards 1 million subscribers...but seems like you're a little ahead of Jimmy...I guess you already have calculated which date it's happening...? I mean, it must be simple math for you... 😉😁
there's something satisfying about re-sawing you own wood.
CZcams woodworking is making things that makes it easier to make things that give you more comfort while woodworking.
Such beautiful accurate work!
Yay for Mathias, I'm injured right now, unable to work (Carpenter/Joiner), Mathias makes it all better 😘
Honestly matthias, I could watch you make boxes all day long. Don't worry about the content being boring.
love your videos, You are an absolutely awesome person. Your friends must really feel lucky
hardwood for the drawer body... plywood for the drawer front... impressive
You made it very interesting!
True
its very cool to see how u solve problems, continue making these videos
I love those huge box joints!
well done Matthias! Love your videos...thanks!
EVERY video you make is interesting!
A cheap deck of cards is super handy as a shim set when trying to center drawer faces. Just push in whatever cards fit into the gap, count, divide in two, and you have two perfect shims to center your drawer. Drilling a 5/8ths hole through a cheap deck is also a nice source of dado blade shims .
I have never seen re-sawing done that fast EVER! Wow!
I think the footage was sped up...
Yonatan24 just being snarky
When I glue drawer bottoms I sandwich two together(bottoms in the middle). Takes less clamps and quicker. I like those handles.
True, but if you have the clamps, gluing up one at a time is much less stressful.
Matthias, anything you make is interesting!
Excellent work as always!
You should get one of those IKEA cutters they give for various sink sizes to match with your dust collector hose. Worth owning one so you never have to cut the hole manually.
You have to follow Matthais closely to realise this guy is good, well I think so. I only wish I could replicate all he does in my 'shop' here in UK. I think I've seen all his videos now and revisit them for inspiration.
very nice, it's good to see you working on a srollsaw.
Cool recessed handles!
I'm very happy with how that turned out. I'll probably use that method again in the future.
I read the title as "bandsaw disasters" and was very worried.
you did a good job on making it interesting
Hey Matthias those came out great. You also could hide a doughnut or two in there: )
How will you arrange the dust extraction. Will suction be better than just gravity alone?
the idea is to have a slight vacuum in the enclosure to ensue the fine dust stays in the bandsaw. Most of the dust will still land in the drawer.
Looks like your next project has to be a giant scroll saw!
How well does the sawdust box work?
I like this idea I have a delta band saw with the factory metal base just waisted space. Would love to build a different base like you have made with the dust collector.
Thx for all your cool videos
How do you fold up a heavy resawing blade? I folded some lighter ones without much trouble, but the heavy one was so stiff, I didn't dare. I thought it would spring at some point and scratch my arms.
Matthias would it be possible for you to make a video talking about different types of plywood and how to use them? I've found a couple of videos on the topic but i feel your videos are always more practical. Thank you
YOU ARE A TRUE MASTER CRAFTSMAN 😂😂😂
When you said you were going to make it interesting I was hoping for a video of you in a bear suit, dancing about...but the goof + solution was nearly as enjoyable.
Yesss. You need more room around the scroll saw. Best to build a long reach vibration-resistant scroll saw! (I'll keep bugging you until forever.)
Sr wandel en cuanto tiempo realizo este trabajo ?
1 saludo para usted!!
Matthias, have you heard of the Triton's "Master of Wood" competition that is going on?
Winner gets an entire set of power tools by Triton and some other stuff.
Great, learned something on making drawers.
You should have been dressed as the flash for this vid
I love the recessed handles.
You've been making a lot of videos on workshop improvements and homemade tools lately. Do you have any exciting projects going on that involves actually using the workshop? :)
The projects where you are making toys are a big hit with our son (4), especially anything involving marbles. We bought the plans, and it seems we've got ourselves a new hobby building marble tracks :)
workshop projects are more popular than toys, so if I need something for the workshop, that's what I build.
Great stuff as usual :)
looks great. any reason you didn't put the hardboard upside down to slide smoother and skip the runners?
Hadn't thought of it, but the coating isn't that durable, and the other side of the hardboard is very rough, so I wouldn't want that inside the drawer.
why did you make such complicated drawer sides and not cut a grove to install the drawer bottoms?... seems like a week way do do drawer bottoms...would it not be stronger to just build but joint sides and cut a grove for the bottoms in the drawer sides? maybe you see something i don't . but this is my trade
Wish I could give you two thumbs up. Excelsior!
@matthias have you seen ikeas new angled dowels for joinery? Supposedly it's quick assemble and disassemble with no metal fasteners.
I think it's better to make U-shaped fingerhole on top of drawer front. And you can make them if you have only bandsaw.
The little one is being that taker of time I see 😉 as we all know, the facts and aspects we try to put into life and the projects there of, not always come out. Still a great video Matthias, I'll take 100 like this with you living life over 100 fake ones.
Great video. Well explained.
I'm gonna have to try the "drop it on the floor and jump away"-trick next time I replace a band saw blade. Last time I did it I ended up with long red scratch marks up both my arms...
Nice work!
Great shot of tossing the BS blade... :-)
That wood you resawed looks really nice. Was it intended to be a fire wood?
It was from a tree cut down in my neighbourhood. Would have become firewood.
Hey, Matthias
What do you think about Strap (Web) Band Clamps?
nice addition to project
You made me laugh with these Matthias.
Spacing drawers was always my biggest pain.
Hello. Can you help us give some idea how build a work bench which is portable to keep it under the bed maybe after use.
Mathias I just bought a used bandsaw and plan to use it to cut 1" hardwood and birch plywood, what blade tpi would you recommend?
Whatever TPI the blade you like best comes with.
2.14 Happiness is a brand-new blade
Хорошее видео спасибо. Good video, thanks.
What do you do with your sawdust? compost? burn? have you considered homemade artificial wood?
Burn it in the wood stove
Next year.
My big bandsaw just isn't bit enough... So we are gonna make one out of two planets I had laying around.
Very nice. I learn a lot with your vids. - Matthias, could you make a video or comment on the best router bits and how to choose them?
I recently subscribed to your channel and haven't watched all the videos yet, so I apologize if you talked about this already.
I don't use the best bits. I just use cheap ones. The best bits cost more.
Ok! That's a first! Thanks a lot.
nice. not the fanciest drawers like other guys would make, but they are utilitarian - doesn't matter. look good anyway
You can build just about anything and it'd be interesting.
0:53 Do i smell a scroll saw build in the future?
brandon2076 No. It is the space around the saw he doesn't have and je already mentioned that it is easier to trash pick one than make one
this guy is really smart.
wow!! fantastic!! THANK YOU!!
You must burn a lot of energy when you work this fast, like a hummingbird :)
That's really cool
How come you use sticks to push wood into the circular saw, but you don't use sticks to push wood into the band saw?
Because a bandsaw is much less dangerous and doesn't kick back. Sometimes I even touch the back of the running blade.
COOL))))
what videos do you watch that inspire you?
I watch a lot of videos, but inspiration mostly comes from problems.
Matthias Wandel a true sage
For you not very interesting, is very interesting for me. I usually work on cars, so watching you do anything with your wood (giggity) is interesting to me.
what kind of wood glue do you use?
Hi Matthias, I have a problem with my band saw , everytime I saw with a fence, the saw skewed and clamps .I have everything checked and regulated , the saw tension , the conductors and yet . I have just bought the saw second hand and have no experience with a band saw ,I hope you can help me ,I think you have more experience than me.
with best regards Marc
something is out of alighment, or the blade asymetrically shaprened.
thanks for the comment, I have used a new saw blade but it is a saw blade 8mm wide ?is that maybe the problem?
Why did you choose to use recessed drawer pulls? Simple handles made on the table saw like you've used before would have been easier.
How tall is the base under your band saw?
Saludos Matthias, son excelentes todas tus proyectos, muy útiles y funcionales. Verdaderamente geniales las guías para cortar y el uso que das a las herramientas. Felicitaciones por el buen video!!