nice to see some plans for this so people know where to position all the holes.

Yes, found that much easier to understand. Wouldn’t have attempted MK1, but will definitely try MK2. Thanks for revisiting.

So simple as performant! Thank you for sharing!

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

This is, indeed, more versatile than the previous jig! Only thing I would make differently is the notching - use a smaller diameter forstner bit with deeper penetration into the knob (same arc segment, smaller radius).

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

Thanks for the demo. Think I'll give it a try.

Exxcellent video. It's on my "Make This" list. Thank you.

Tolles Video, wie immer ruhig und sachlich erklärt. Selbst für mein nicht so gutes Englisch gut verständlich. Gerne mehr davon.

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank. freut mich wenn es Dir gefällt

Really interesting, dude! Fantastic project! 😃 Thanks for sharing!!!

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

i made your jig with minor 2 changes. i only wanted 5 beam knobs so 2 less holes. i noticed how you fought to turn the piece, SO since my knobs are made from 3/4 ply i made the guide from 1/2 ply, much easier that way.

New sub here; love this jig - I have so many ideas! I especially appreciate your “I Simply Griprrrrrrrrrr!”

Very clever as usual. 👍👍👍👍

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Perfeito 👌🏼😉👍🏼

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

obrigado

Sangat cerdas...indonesia hadir teman ❤️

Hallo wie jede Woche ein Top Teil, besten Dank.

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank

Very nice. Do you have plans posted anywhere? I've been buying those plastic knobs, but making my own would be so much nicer.

Sehr gute Bohrschablone, super gelungen.👍👍👌 Ich wünsch dir noch einen schönen 2.Advent.🎄🎄🎄

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank

Excellent as usual !

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Thank you for a good video

wonderful idea!

Really nice.

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Nice work as always! Would love to see some basic plans for this if you were so inclined to provide some.

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Unfortunately I'm very busy at the moment. But I will make a simple plan as soon as possible.

@ewe23

4 жыл бұрын

@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT Yes, please do. I'll be happy to pay for it.

Brilliant

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thank you for this nice Video. Please is it possible to get the plan for the correct possition oft the holde? Thank you

Hallo, Vielen Dank für deine inspirierenden Videos, wo gibt es den deine Bohrschablone? Könntest du mal etwas zu Geometrie machen? Ich finde das Thema total Spannend, gerade im Bezug zum Vorrichtungsbau.

I would like to get a plan for this. Be glad to buy it,

What are the angles used to create the holes?

Wie immer ein klasse Jig! Die beiden Durchmesser und die Winkel des Aufriss bei 1:15 zu kennen würde dem Nachbaut extrem erleichtern. Könntest du die bitte nennen?

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Danke. Die grossen Durchmesser sind 40mm die kleinen 20mm. Die Winkel ergeben sich durch die Anzahl Strahlen. 360°: Anzahl Strahlen die Du machen möchtest.

@hallozweck6219

4 жыл бұрын

Super, vielen Dank für die Info. So sollte es liegt einfach nachzubauen gehen! Geruhsame Festtage!

@hallozweck6219

4 жыл бұрын

*jetzt , sch... Autokorrektur ;-)

This looks interesting as I do need to make four for my project. Hopefully it’s simple to make with basic tools.

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. You don't need special tools. Just a drill press and forstner bits

Tolles Video, gefällt mir! Gibt's da auch eine Bohrvorlage dazu. Das wäre schön! Schönen 2. Advent

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Vielen dank. Müsste ich zuerst erstellen.

@AndreasWe

4 жыл бұрын

Super mit. Super erklärt. Super ausgeführt. Eine bohrschablone fände Ich auch toll. Viel Spass beim Bauen euch allen. Andreas

i like what you show can you tell me how to drawing daigram how many degree for each hole thang you very much

@Qulevra

4 жыл бұрын

A full circle is 360 deg, so the math is real simple. 360/4, 360/5 and 360/9. Draw the axis, with the 0 being the center. Then mark the angles.

I don’t understand what this is for but I’m very intrigued

@howardbecdove9780

4 жыл бұрын

These knobs are typically used on hand made jigs that require some kind of adjustment.

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for answering.

👍 👍 👍

Hello very interesting your project, congratulations! One question, I didn't notice you making the 3-beam knob, I know your description says it's all in one, is it possible to make the 3-beam knob? Please, have you already made a drawing of this project? Thanks

Do jou have a trading, with measures?

17:05 OK, instead of making adapters for larger holes, wouldn't it be easier to use a standard hole until knob is finished, THEN make a larger center hole? Nice jig.

Good job. I bet the future project is your lathe. 🤔

greetings good afternoon I really like your video how can I get a copy of the template I will thank you

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thsnks. I‘m working on Plans.

I don't think regular star pens are worthy of such a high-tech and time-consuming manufacturing process. The job is good, but unnecessarily complicated.

still waiting to see if you answer any of your comments such as the one I and several other followers have asked concerning plans for this jig. I would gladly donate a nominal fee for the plans. Your videos are so informative and plans for them could be a real money spinner for you, as long as they were reasonably priced.....just a thought

Good job. Look I have a similar one JIG on the my channel ..

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

DO YOU PLANS OR FILES YOU CAN SEND ME????

Woodworking by Arnold Schwarzenegger!,

I am sorry. I have seen this video several times. But somehow i am unable to understand the process for making the knobs. Thanks all the same

Looks to me as if you are making a birds mouth hollow mast

I see that people have been asking for plans, or even a simple list of the angles and size of the original circle, for 3 years. It's a shame that this entire video is a waste of time because the author cannot take 10 minutes in 3 years to give this to people requesting help. Comments like, "First, I cut two boards to the proper size" without telling us the "proper size" is just disappointing. How much more breath would it have taken to just give the two measurements?

LOL Bi däm Akzänt muesch fasch ä Schwyzer sii... 😂😜 Ha Din Kanal ersch hüte gseh u grad abonniert. 😁 Es cools Projäkt, aber mir isches es Bitzeli zviu Gniffu mit au denä Teili. I mache äuä ender für jedi Grössi en eigete Jig. Vili Grüess us Uster

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Voll dä Schwiizer 👍 🇨🇭

If it’s not intended to be imitated, what’s the point. Your videos are excellent accept for the fact they have no dimensions etc. maybe you should have more confidence in your abilities. You have already stated that you are not responsible for other people’s problems.

It's not "axle" - it's "spindle".

@ISIMPLYBUILTIT

4 жыл бұрын

Technically it's a axle. An axle does not spin and does not transmit torque. A spindle does rotate and converts rotary motion into a longitudinal movement.

@mfs5493

4 жыл бұрын

@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT Weird definition. Where did you get the "converts rotary motion, etc." from? I think you are mixing this up with "shaft" as with "crankshaft". Axles can certainly spin as on kiddies' toy cars and these are definitely not spindles or shafts. And, a spindle need NOT rotate - it can be attached to a plate for mounting on a machine and can carry a free-running gear or pulley, for example.

Too complicated

@pierreblondel858

9 ай бұрын

JE CONFIRME J'EN AI FAIT UN BEAUCOUP PLUS SIMPLE