Lap Joints with Hand Tools - Start Woodworking - Class Seven

[@dpbjlee83]

Awesome video I always learn something new - it is worth my time to sit and watch each video. Thank You. Still can't understand how anyone can down vote this video. Crazy is EVERYWHERE!!!!

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[@UTube354]

I learn something new from each video. One of the most significant came at 22min. Now I understand why I sometimes I roam the shop like a madman, feel a bit off, and battle the voices in my head. Sometimes I’m cutting tenons first. Gonna stop being a lunatic and cut shoulders first from now on. Goodbye to the voices. Woodworking is my therapy. Thanks ‘Dr’ Shawn.

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Seek help dude.

[@georgesweap7]

Most of the time I will peg my laps to keep the laps from sliding. A lot of the time lap joints are used in musical pipe organ building from ladders to air chests to pipe racking. I really enjoy your series because you dive into the whys you do it and then show the hows you do it. You talk about the pros and cons of the whys. This series is great for an apprentice that I am going to recommend it to my predecessor at the organ factory to use as another tool for their apprenticeship program! You should DVD this series and sell it like Mr. Pete in the machine trades!👍👍👍💖

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[@738polarbear]

Surprised his number of subscribers is not at least 4 times more. great instructor.

[@ga5743]

Love the shadow line trick, thanks for making this series Shawn. Be well

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[@ianpearse4480]

Great share yet again. Thanks. Used Half laps with some dados to make the leg joints for a bench/table thingy for the garden. Great explanation about the mechanics of joinery. Cheers for that it helps a lot. Keep up the great work.

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[@tomjkelleher]

I never thought about the center lap joint adding mechanical strength. Great explanation! Very helpful video 👍

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[@DouglasASean]

It's interesting that I have intuitively done some of these things before without really thinking about why, it's good to hear the explanations as to why some things work and other things don't.

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[@galland3496]

A really good demo , and I enjoyed that very much , thank you.

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[@jimduhaime9]

Enjoyed, thank you.

[@jeffhill1966]

Brilliant. I have been a carpenter and joiner in Britain, working for the same company I started with and took my apprenticeship with. I could probably make a set of 3 kitchen cabinets in a afternoon. And put a price on them. People could go to the likes of B+Q, wickes. And there price will beat my price every time. People just will not pay a price for anything other than knockdown furniture.

[@stevenbender7397]

to many "consumer disposable" mind sets these days

[@markgoode4109]

A super series of videos; clearly explained and full of great information and tips. Thanks so much for sharing your ideas and obvious skills.. Best wishes. :)

[@TheEricjfowler]

Great information

[@rjamsbury1]

Really enjoying this series thanks Shawn

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[@brenthuxford8726]

Great as always, good sir. Really enjoyed this one.

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[@eggster71]

Great video as always.

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[@genardusfaberus6514]

Great video, as always!

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[@jimcooney9019]

Awesome video

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[@jeffreypotter]

Great job! Hopefully the hurricane will miss you.

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[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Well said, thanks

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[@munzamy]

40:23 what tool is that

[@divchief07ut]

With modern glues being actually stronger than most woods it seems the problem of strength is solved.

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fibers break...

[@marc-andredery9807]

I love your video, but it would be greslat if you canbwork on the sound

[@bobshorkey1502]

Well I’m gonna go back to beginning see what I missed Commercial work concrete high rises bridges few other thangs