just some videos of stuff I build in my shop. New videos every second Friday! sometimes, not really:( Use all proper safety precaution when working around power tools. including using the the proper PPE. These videos are for entertainment only.
Come back bro! It’s been too long, your content is outstanding. Hope all is well! 👍🏼
@neilschunke53883 күн бұрын
Marvelous Idea! I modified it slightly by using toggle clamps. Key finding: make sure clamps are good and tight especially on long pieces. The only simpler method is adding a shim the thickness of the blade behind the mortise piece (remove for tennon) The problem is finding flat stock of exactly the right thickness.
@TheMindverse14 күн бұрын
PERFECT! I JUST finished 3 weeks of adding drawers to my workbench, and was looking for a divider system that was simple, tidy, modular, and that doesn't use fasteners or glue. Bingo - this was it! Thank you!
@ltsky31119 күн бұрын
According to OSHA, battery acid can be safely neutralized with a dilution of baking soda or soda ash (one pound per gallon of water)
@kevinlaw7375Ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing. Just landing on this video after reading on reddit that you can't use a heat gun for edge banding. 😄 Great jig.
@AndyA1234Ай бұрын
Hydrogen gas is not corrosive but is highly explosive. An approximately 50:50 Hydrogen:Air mix is as explosive as dynamite. Hydrogen being the lightest element will collect in the roof space so keep room well ventilated. It should only be a problem if you are anodizing lots of components.
@tullguttenАй бұрын
Generally Never skip the lye etch bath, even if it's just a few seconds it's better than not at all since it removes grease where you can't get to it properly with soap and it removes old oxide and you can polish it after a long lye bath then take a short dip before the acid bath
@rynoalbertsАй бұрын
Thank you. great vid. Short and to the point, no rambling, I cant stand people waffling on about nonsense.
@user-dz6uj3bc4dАй бұрын
Cool Idea thanks for sharing
@MauriceCalisАй бұрын
The thing I love about this is that the design is so simple and efficient that I feel I could make one. It would be silly not to try this.
@cyrilnorrie8450Ай бұрын
That’s a great idea, being able to take reference from the mortise. Thanks for sharing your design!
@VulcanKing672 ай бұрын
You are a freakin genius!
@Zen_Modeling2 ай бұрын
Killer Video💯 I just taught myself how to make Photo-Etch scale model parts at home & found a few similarities in process & Equipment used. ❓❓Question❓❓ 👉The largest parts I’ll want to anodize is 1:25 scale. 👇🏻 📍[Less than 1” in size] With that in mind could a much smaller size container be used (rather than that 5-Gallon bucket]❓❓ 📍Again Excellent Inst Video & Thank-U very much for the valuable Content Info, as well as the easy to follow delivery🤩 My ADHD 🧠 gave it 5⭐️’s 👉I’ll be posting a How-2-Video of that Photo-Etch aka: P/E process on my KZread Channel 🔜 if interested. Respectfully, Lee aka:ZenModeling☯️
@alaisterdraper11642 ай бұрын
Very impressive
@jorgemujica1762 ай бұрын
Awesome.
@MIKY19732 ай бұрын
You are great!!! Each creation is a small masterpiece. Estimate👍🏼😎
@user-yv3tl3dp8f2 ай бұрын
Excellent, thanks
@grantlauzon52372 ай бұрын
1:39 Anoide and Cathoide?
@davebradshaw9132 ай бұрын
Feel free to use the neutralizing of the acid then drain. The baking soda will dissolve in the acid and weaken the acid. when the baking soda stops reacting (add small amounts) then you can verify with some litmus paper, but the result is not a slurry, but a liquid with a Ph near that of water.
@headybrew2 ай бұрын
Nice simple practical useful approach.
@bobdziedzic38142 ай бұрын
Your blade is set to high, second your are limited to the thickness of your material being cut, third you can’t add on a dado blade to thin of pvc, can’t drop your riven blade for a sled to use.
@faronmastin86833 ай бұрын
Yes baking soda does neutralize it,
@DessieTots3 ай бұрын
The video became useless when you did that stupid speeded up section. It’s almost as if you don’t want anyone else to be able to build the same vice. Just another disingenuous show and tell. And there’s a few of you out there on KZread.
@felgate113 ай бұрын
Diamond Lapping paste mixed with oil gives you the preferred surface finish/texture for good Anodising. Do it on a flat Marble surface, in a circular motion for best results at Home (Not many people have a rotary Lapping M/c'.) You don't need a lot of paste, but plenty of Oil. I was an Inspector, now retired for the Hydraulic, weapons handling & weapons firing systems for HM's Nuclear Submarines. Almost all of the Aluminium body parts were either, Anodised or Hard Anodised.
@markcondrey22973 ай бұрын
Green? Gaaagack! The blue rocks. Just kidding… the green is pretty cool too. Thanks for posting this, I have always wanted to do this and didn’t have a clue as to what types of dye were used.
@cackleberryfarm45983 ай бұрын
That is a REALLY set up. Looks fairly straight forward build. And I LOVE the miter saw clamp use. I too have never used mine. (So if I can just find it!?! I'll be golden!! 🤣
@Thedestressguy3 ай бұрын
Fantastic little jig. Thanks for putting this out on YT
@grisbar19683 ай бұрын
does the water pump get worn of over time from the sulfuric acid?
@XSR_RUGGER3 ай бұрын
6:42 I know this is an older video but what if you began the process at a lower amperage then adjusted to a higher one to add durability? Would that leach the dye out or seal it in?
@davidclayton65214 ай бұрын
Making set up blocks for the future would speed future set up
@tboneterryd4 ай бұрын
I made flanges for dust collection and put them on my machines. I cover 6 machines with 1 hose.
@scramblendan4 ай бұрын
I see you get defects and I doubt you want to discard the blemished parts so is it possible to strip anodizing off and then re-anodize the parts? Also you mentioned "masking" is that used to protect an area of a part you are anodizing, and how is it done?
@supersparks94664 ай бұрын
Can you use copper wire instead of titanium?
@Zen_Modeling4 ай бұрын
Excellent DIY process & content💯👏👏👏👏
@damnu80894 ай бұрын
your adding lead to your parts , and you , lol
@tomsalzano81204 ай бұрын
GREAT FINISH on those. you produced a smoother finish than I've seen on some purchased parts.
@user-wz5wx2dx3v4 ай бұрын
I'd like to do all the hardware on my guitar gold you know like the tuning pegs and the bridge and the nut etc.... So my question is can you make it look gold ?????
@peterszutu5554 ай бұрын
That sure looks less bulky and shaky than those that come with the saw. I believe I’ll give it try in my next upgrade.
@rikityrik4 ай бұрын
Cool video! Does this type of anodization provide any protection? Also gotta say I like all the drawers in your bench. The old school pulls are a nice touch. 👍
@kmonnier5 ай бұрын
So glad to see you continuing to be awesome. You are a great inspiration to me!
@82Ghost285 ай бұрын
How many people disappointed that he didn't stop to go into detail about the black cat that bombed in around 7:54? Tell me bout the f***ing CAT man!!!😂
@tmuley88765 ай бұрын
Very informative video , Thank you ! Question, does it matter if the part is cast, forged or billet? as far as the coloring goes?
@MrRenoman20116 ай бұрын
Great video
@Mark_L6 ай бұрын
Great to see your design as you go approach. I do the same. Usually works out pretty well. One thing I love about woodworking is there’s always more ways than one to skin a cat. (Did they actually do that back in the day?) Watching the build I would think how I might do something different. Great video!
@gregarrell61327 ай бұрын
Nice and simple, I intend to make one myself. Well done.
@addipoom7 ай бұрын
you forgot to add a shaft rack
@ianroberts19977 ай бұрын
After working for a large manufacturer whose products were mostly black anodised the big problem was getting uniform colour(process must be exact and replicated every batch)which shouldn’t be as much a problem for DIY’ers with small quantities 👍
@tunyhuny57 ай бұрын
How do you get orange anodize?
@richard46247 ай бұрын
Need surface .. first..
@Xpyburnt_ndz8 ай бұрын
GR8 vid! I LOVE that blue and it'll go gr8 with the parts for my boat! Thnx much!
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Come back bro! It’s been too long, your content is outstanding. Hope all is well! 👍🏼
Marvelous Idea! I modified it slightly by using toggle clamps. Key finding: make sure clamps are good and tight especially on long pieces. The only simpler method is adding a shim the thickness of the blade behind the mortise piece (remove for tennon) The problem is finding flat stock of exactly the right thickness.
PERFECT! I JUST finished 3 weeks of adding drawers to my workbench, and was looking for a divider system that was simple, tidy, modular, and that doesn't use fasteners or glue. Bingo - this was it! Thank you!
According to OSHA, battery acid can be safely neutralized with a dilution of baking soda or soda ash (one pound per gallon of water)
Thanks for sharing. Just landing on this video after reading on reddit that you can't use a heat gun for edge banding. 😄 Great jig.
Hydrogen gas is not corrosive but is highly explosive. An approximately 50:50 Hydrogen:Air mix is as explosive as dynamite. Hydrogen being the lightest element will collect in the roof space so keep room well ventilated. It should only be a problem if you are anodizing lots of components.
Generally Never skip the lye etch bath, even if it's just a few seconds it's better than not at all since it removes grease where you can't get to it properly with soap and it removes old oxide and you can polish it after a long lye bath then take a short dip before the acid bath
Thank you. great vid. Short and to the point, no rambling, I cant stand people waffling on about nonsense.
Cool Idea thanks for sharing
The thing I love about this is that the design is so simple and efficient that I feel I could make one. It would be silly not to try this.
That’s a great idea, being able to take reference from the mortise. Thanks for sharing your design!
You are a freakin genius!
Killer Video💯 I just taught myself how to make Photo-Etch scale model parts at home & found a few similarities in process & Equipment used. ❓❓Question❓❓ 👉The largest parts I’ll want to anodize is 1:25 scale. 👇🏻 📍[Less than 1” in size] With that in mind could a much smaller size container be used (rather than that 5-Gallon bucket]❓❓ 📍Again Excellent Inst Video & Thank-U very much for the valuable Content Info, as well as the easy to follow delivery🤩 My ADHD 🧠 gave it 5⭐️’s 👉I’ll be posting a How-2-Video of that Photo-Etch aka: P/E process on my KZread Channel 🔜 if interested. Respectfully, Lee aka:ZenModeling☯️
Very impressive
Awesome.
You are great!!! Each creation is a small masterpiece. Estimate👍🏼😎
Excellent, thanks
1:39 Anoide and Cathoide?
Feel free to use the neutralizing of the acid then drain. The baking soda will dissolve in the acid and weaken the acid. when the baking soda stops reacting (add small amounts) then you can verify with some litmus paper, but the result is not a slurry, but a liquid with a Ph near that of water.
Nice simple practical useful approach.
Your blade is set to high, second your are limited to the thickness of your material being cut, third you can’t add on a dado blade to thin of pvc, can’t drop your riven blade for a sled to use.
Yes baking soda does neutralize it,
The video became useless when you did that stupid speeded up section. It’s almost as if you don’t want anyone else to be able to build the same vice. Just another disingenuous show and tell. And there’s a few of you out there on KZread.
Diamond Lapping paste mixed with oil gives you the preferred surface finish/texture for good Anodising. Do it on a flat Marble surface, in a circular motion for best results at Home (Not many people have a rotary Lapping M/c'.) You don't need a lot of paste, but plenty of Oil. I was an Inspector, now retired for the Hydraulic, weapons handling & weapons firing systems for HM's Nuclear Submarines. Almost all of the Aluminium body parts were either, Anodised or Hard Anodised.
Green? Gaaagack! The blue rocks. Just kidding… the green is pretty cool too. Thanks for posting this, I have always wanted to do this and didn’t have a clue as to what types of dye were used.
That is a REALLY set up. Looks fairly straight forward build. And I LOVE the miter saw clamp use. I too have never used mine. (So if I can just find it!?! I'll be golden!! 🤣
Fantastic little jig. Thanks for putting this out on YT
does the water pump get worn of over time from the sulfuric acid?
6:42 I know this is an older video but what if you began the process at a lower amperage then adjusted to a higher one to add durability? Would that leach the dye out or seal it in?
Making set up blocks for the future would speed future set up
I made flanges for dust collection and put them on my machines. I cover 6 machines with 1 hose.
I see you get defects and I doubt you want to discard the blemished parts so is it possible to strip anodizing off and then re-anodize the parts? Also you mentioned "masking" is that used to protect an area of a part you are anodizing, and how is it done?
Can you use copper wire instead of titanium?
Excellent DIY process & content💯👏👏👏👏
your adding lead to your parts , and you , lol
GREAT FINISH on those. you produced a smoother finish than I've seen on some purchased parts.
I'd like to do all the hardware on my guitar gold you know like the tuning pegs and the bridge and the nut etc.... So my question is can you make it look gold ?????
That sure looks less bulky and shaky than those that come with the saw. I believe I’ll give it try in my next upgrade.
Cool video! Does this type of anodization provide any protection? Also gotta say I like all the drawers in your bench. The old school pulls are a nice touch. 👍
So glad to see you continuing to be awesome. You are a great inspiration to me!
How many people disappointed that he didn't stop to go into detail about the black cat that bombed in around 7:54? Tell me bout the f***ing CAT man!!!😂
Very informative video , Thank you ! Question, does it matter if the part is cast, forged or billet? as far as the coloring goes?
Great video
Great to see your design as you go approach. I do the same. Usually works out pretty well. One thing I love about woodworking is there’s always more ways than one to skin a cat. (Did they actually do that back in the day?) Watching the build I would think how I might do something different. Great video!
Nice and simple, I intend to make one myself. Well done.
you forgot to add a shaft rack
After working for a large manufacturer whose products were mostly black anodised the big problem was getting uniform colour(process must be exact and replicated every batch)which shouldn’t be as much a problem for DIY’ers with small quantities 👍
How do you get orange anodize?
Need surface .. first..
GR8 vid! I LOVE that blue and it'll go gr8 with the parts for my boat! Thnx much!