You know the tenth one is always in the way . .

For sure. The next time I need a dowel will be the first. But should that day ever come, the first thing I’m going to do is John Wick my finger off.

Well if he has 9 at least you know he learned the first time

HE KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT NOT TO DO HEHE.

I count 2 thumbs, 7 fingers

¿Ya viste que le falta un dedo?

Esta bien pensado pero a la larga No sirve. El acabado es áspero, no liso y la fricción del rozamiento entre el soporte y el listón redondeado acaba desgastando la base e incluso puede quemarse u arder. Una vase de metal con orificios es más fácil de hacer y duradera.

Cuáles tacos yo no mire ningunos tacos ni de asada ni al pastor 😂😃😋😂 y etc

Buenísimo.

@@elgranhorri9486 los de asada o al pastor 😂😂😂

@@carlospadilla6965 🙏😨

@@elgranhorri9486 jajaja 🤣😂 ok ya ya pues

Can you still count to ten on fingers?

Yeah, all you have to have is pieces of wood that will fit through the holes, clamps, a drill with drill bits, and wood to drill the hole in. Seems like just buying dowels is a more brilliant idea and less waste of time.

@@ceedogg4270 having spent decades doing all types of renovations and having to McGiver things that you can't purchase. I found that I can use this technique to make specific dowel diameters not available on the shelf. And being able to make a dowel that requires a different diameter on each end. This is easy to build, I use my table saw for cutting the recesses for the jigsaw blades, much quicker.

@@pauldavidson4977 Nought you can't achieve without this whole claptrap ... 😟

@@ceedogg4270 Unless you have at your disposal all of the relevant components. I can definitely say if i need dowel on the job in the future the time saved by not having to drive to the store will definitely eclipse the effort required to do this on the job. On top of that the option as stated above to create a specific custom diameter is also invaluable in certain situations. This was a very useful video for me.

I agree would be much easier and less time wasted to head to good ol Bunnings

the chisel edge on hole is more common...

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Because it would cost more to have you make this than to just buy it. Great to know but it’s not gonna get much commercial use.

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@@fitnessfrank83 you’re damn straight I went and watched this. 😆

Exceldnte la idea lo felicito lo pondrre en practica inmediatamente

@K Den you can turn a scrap of wood into dowels, it's a good skill

Cool idea if you're in a pinch & can't go to the store👍🏼...but it's also much easier & practical to just buy the right sized dowel...by the time you set this up, your time will cost more than the dowels you make.

Ya sure you are. I'm a just gonna skip down to Home Depot and buy me a couple of them der dowel rods

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Agreed! And it only took until the fifth reply to read something positive! Thank you.

Dowels are cheap. Not worth the time for this non sense.

@@lwh7301 its not about the prize of the dowels, its about the idea that's worth more than your cheap brain.

Excellent --- I have needed non-standard pieces of dowel and had 'no idea' how to do it other than carving, with the results not being very accurate !

It's a creative idea, but really only useful if you want to make a non standard dowel. If you don't have any particular need for a special size or material dowel, then the cost of the material you're using to make dowels is going to be multiple times more than simply buying them.

Yeah, nubby nailed this one!

😂😂😂😂😂

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@@KS4RonPaul wary*

this is what I was looking for.

Let’s us know how it works out

Y demasiado penesitoso

De hecho ya le falta un índice oh

That would be the only thing that would make it desirable.

that's where the finger went

@@earnieeveridge I dont know about your country but dowel prices in New Zealand make this a great idea.

They make this thing called Wood Stain, Way cheaper the a 1”X 1” cut of Perpel

Purple Heart wood

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Te está viendo y escuchando internet

@@claudiavenencia1337 jajajajaja

No es mas facil comprarlos?

Que buena idea Dios lo bendiga por compartir

No es más fácil con una terraja?

@@adrianmartinez1438 y no... te queda rayada con esta queda liso

Podes fabricar los palos para bateros le pones la marca y venderlos como original..

Same here with the pass on most of the foriegn 10 easy simply blahs blahs blahs ideas almost always a waste of time. For example diy lathe the dude actually uses a lathe to make it, this though definently would use but with a couple tweaks/mods I would make it into a table so you wouldn't have to clamp every time also I see the versatility/eco-reuse factor of the spent/broken blades however for the table I mentioned above I would buy a large blade, you like the 12" or 16"ers probably Diablo or Irwin brand and cut into 3 inch pieces.....CHEERS

How do you use dowels in repairing guitars? Just curious cus I was going to make one but was not thinking about possibly needing dowels

I too enjoyed this, but I would think it would make more sense to turn one of the blades the opposite direction so the teeth would cut on both sides.

@@Ian-tp6mu Cigar box guitars are kind of fun to make.

Or you could run down to the hardware store and pick up a selection of dowels??? Just a thought.

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Two working blades is good too. Not need to be broken

Don't call him Shirley.

4 years wood shop in high school never seen that

A joiner ? What

28 years for me. I agree 100%.

My, you can't have Seen much in your Life so far ... -- poor thing 😟

@@Baetzibaer I've seen a lot of things in my life and I've done a lot of things in my life. My father was a master carpenter, However, I never saw him do anything like that? As you can see by my photo I'm a guitarist... I've seen a lot of guitarists do things that I couldn't even dream of doing, let alone attempt to do. However there's a whole lot of things in my life that I haven't seen or done. I've never jumped out of a plane with a parachute, however I have hang glided. I have motorcycled from Glendale, Arizona to Mount Vernon, Ohio on a 400 Suzuki one banger back in the '80s packing a piece on my hip for protection from two-legged and four-legged varmints looking for trouble, while I camped along the way.

@@rebeccasilveous8898 So, what makes you drool over such a non-entity?

@@Baetzibaer I'm not drooling over it I just think it's the most unique thing I've ever seen. Like a needle threader and whoever invented that had it going on. Is there anything that you've ever drooled over Klaus- Dieter?

Holy crap! I DID NOT even notice that! 😂 I had to go back and watch it again to see what you were talking about!

Seems he's missing a point too 👉

Frodo

lmfao, leave it to a women to notice that. Rumor has it, he turned one of the dowels into an actual finger saw....next episode!

She has a pointer finger

I came here looking for this comment.

look a little bit harder at the video

Material cost in making this handy gadget: ZERO Cost of metal lathe: 3 thousand dollars.

I have yards of old bandsaw blades that can be reused in ways like this. I’ll get around to it. ……one of these days….

Cualquier cosa

Así con esos experimentos se corto el dedo ja

-Jib Jab it with Graphene, the magic in the fau see ouchi ;{

very clever, great comment

Oh yeah? Just watch me! Good stuff!

Hold my sandpaper.

Maybe it's too aggressive with both cutting simultaneously, and the other one is more of just a bearing surface to keep things smoother and straighter. Would be interesting to see though.

If opposite directions meaning cutting teeth both always cutting into the wood, you WOOD 😆 not be able to start the dowel as the wood WOOD 😁 chatter and not get started. Therefor, having both blades face the same way, the wood will get a chamfer on one side and then the other blade takes the bite.

Well don't just comment try it yourself and see the results

@@lisab3396 :or it was an oversight, and the 2nd blade is unnecessary. lol.... (many dowel jigs only have one cutting edge.)

That's a good observation. I really liked the concept of the jig. The general concept is quite smart. Improvements are a trial and error. Kudos to the presenter, and to the innovator.