MDF Architrave with the Lamello
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Trialing the @Lamello for Architraves!!
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It looks good but this is over the top !
A bit over the top that ,and expensive
Or just do it in 10s with £4 miter bond 😂
Fucking right, I'm all for a sexy biscuit joint but this is pointless
🤣🤣 was going to say the same thing
This
I looked up that biscuit jointer thing in Australia. Nearly $1600 and those biscuits 4 for $28. Out of my league.
Hi-pur glue and clam clamps is the best way I've ever seen architrave done. No matter what system or gadget they come up with the overwhelming majority of joiners will just use mitre bond on MDF 😂😂
Id agree but an American thing. Hard to get those clamps in the UK.
@@BillyMustang101 you can get Chinese replicas online, thay get guys reviews.
With mitre fast you don't even need a clamp, it's set in seconds
You're getting a bit giddy there. Them machines are £1250 quid for the zeta. I wouldn't mind being a pound behind you 😄
Honestly, where to you find clients who pay for this kind of work
Absolutely brilliant idea. Once you have this machine you'll be using it for everything.
As an engineer, I love this thing, just how it operates is great! As a DIYer I'll stick with the mitre glue 😅
That's an expensive architrave
Just here for the comments🤭
When you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail!
With a Fessa dust extractor as well lol!!
I'm always up for new ways to improve.👌
Some people just can't take change.
Nice job 👍
Those tenso's work out about 80p each. Definitely too expensive for architraves. The zeta is the perfect tool for cabinetry. Better than the domino. We just use it for that, its a gamechanger.
And I thought he was a real-world chippy.
Use a bit of glue, or the paint on the joint will crack when it moves a tiny bit through atmospheric moisture
Mitre glue is way quicker and as they say time is money nether the less there’s nothing wrong with going the extra mile in ur workmanship but if u was on a price job it’s gonna b to slow a process to make dough
Buy why ?
Yeah imagine doing that on a price when your 2nd fixing a Hopkins home lol you'd end up earning £30 quid a day lol
Do they dictate the prices or can you price the work yourselves?
I pocket hole when I can. It sits flat on a wacky wall
Mafell DDF40 cheaper to use , dowels pence and you get more glue area too .
You can get more joinery applications with the DDF 40 🤔😉
Whats wrong with a normal biscuit?
Almost seems like blasphemy to use that tool with that material lol. My cousin works at the primary Lamello distributor in the states. I've gotten to play with some toys, none as fancy as that one though. I used a digital micrometer to test all of the biscuits and joiner blade widths against my own because the salesman claimed theirs was the best fit. They're all the same, except my Makita is cordless so that's my preference. I do like Lamello self clamping biscuits. I actually started using them a couple years before he got his job but now I get them cheaper ha. I prefer my new Grizzly Dual Spindle Doweling Joiner for certain things now but I still use PVC biscuits for exterior trim.
I really like the versatility of the Lamello, and although we demonstrated the use of it with a budget material it gives a sense of just what you can achieve with tool like this!! like your channel bro, do you have ay clips using the Grizzly Dual Spindle Dowelling Joiner?
@@ukconstruction I'm still waiting on some 12mm doweling bits so I can test the joiner on a basic interior door build. I just got my 12mm×75mm dowels in the mail yesterday but the bits are on back order for a couple weeks. I like your channel too sir. I was following you for a couple years on an account that was banned around 6 months ago. I'm glad I found your channel again.
I'm completely lost as to why you would do that
Been a carpenter since 1998
Makes no sense to me
A brad nail must cost a penny for 10
Is anyone going to address the fact that the joint isnt even pulled tight....
Now thats funny:))000
How much is a lamello biscuit?
About 4 grand after inflation. Seriously though, I'd say that anyone using one for this application is likely charging too much! It would be very wasteful. Obviously, they're just trying to show it as an example of how the tool is used here, rather than a working example. Unless you're doing cabinetry, fitted wardrobes and the like that can be cut off-site and assembled on-site, there are limited applications for these plastic fittings that couldn't be solved more cheaply. The efficiency savings don't appear to add up for things like architraves. The example in Robin's other video made a bit more sense.
Edit: think they're about 80p each.
...and can they be dunked in your morning coffee?
@@ricos1497 only needed 80p each.🤣👍 Reckon a couple brads and some glue will still be way quicker and cheaper but do agree that Robin is just demonstrating it's uses. Don't think anyone would ever do that it would take ages and be so expensive.
that's a class bit of kit, can you explain how it makes that cut without cutting the rest of the slot that larger width?
thanks
The profile of the cutter is T shaped and as you push the body of the biscuiter to full depth it hits a button that lifts and drops the cutter. It’s what the orange cylinder does, if you look closely you can see a little pin in the centre go up and down and you can just about hear it happen in the video. Hope this makes sense.
The company I used to work at had one. It is good bit of kit and the knock down fittings are really effective, but even in bulk the fittings are £1 each and using them for arcs without glue is dumb
@@realtimefpv7875 oh, cleverer than i thought, but also so simple when you think about it
mitre bond, quicker, stronger,way cheaper and closer joint.
Glue and pin corner its not rocket science
Such a waste of time and money. That lamello is like a grand! That biscuit is a quid, thats 1000 of these joints to make one joint £2. Pin from a pin gun.... Less than a penny.
Oh great, the only thing more irritating than a pile of festool systainers, a fkin Mafell stack!🤢
Waste of time