Making A Star Knobs With The Knob JIG 4 in 1

[@woodproducts7423]

Hi guys. See the latest version of JIG kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3vCZ4VpfL12hM0 - Star Knobs JIG 4 in 1 - upgrade and safe rounding Knobs. Final version. Beautiful Wooden Star Knobs -

[@neliorodrigues2249]

Muito bacana ficou excelente seu projeto para modelos de manipulas foi uma ótima apresentação e muito boa à demonstração e de grande utilidade obrigado VALEU

[@billjones5178]

Learned something new, thanks! Those that want to use dividers go ahead. A guy who doesn’t have a real drill press may not have dividers also, but he still taught me something!

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks!

[@rapunzeleh546]

have never seen a holesaw like that before... i have the regular one and the carbide toothed ones and am constantly using a little brush to get the teeth cleaned out...

[@bobleclair5665]

It’s those little things that make a big project great

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks. It turned out to be a very great project.

[@pulpo439]

La idea es muy buena... PERO, si haces el proceso PAUTADO (cada pauta según el número de cortes), será muy rápido y todas las piezas iguales. Ojo, todas iguales, según la Pauta correspondiente. Saludos.

[@jairoantonio-jades]

excelente

[@ngarber]

It would make sense to lay out all your lines before you cut any holes in the jig. It's easier to lay out lines from a point rather than try to accurately find the center of a bolt or a hole. Just a suggestion.

[@limou8765]

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[@cpobyrne1]

clever idea - well done!

[@user-VDS-Solomon]

Super

[@limou8765]

Perso..... j'aurai fait des gabarits, avec un carton ou des plaques offset en alu pour fair le traçage sur le contre plaqué !!! Pour le boulon j'aurais mis 1 ou 2 rondelles pour éviter d'écraser le bois !!! Ceci dit l'idée est génial !!!!👍👍👍👍👍

[@putraperkasa1601]

Hello sir, What usualy you used "varnis" to swab the wood ?

[@multibusa]

An ingenious jig which produces great looking and practical knobs. Much better looking than factory plastic one . So the good part of the project is the precise jig that you’ve made making it possible for reliable repeatable knobs. The only remarks I’d add which you can take with a pinch of salt is: ideally you’d use an insert fitted into your router table just a little bigger than the cutter. Although it may never have happened yet, but if one of those knobs were to be accidentally tipped a little the cutter would instantly grab it our of your hand at a million miles an hour, possibly hitting you in the chops. The only other thing that jumped out at me was how close your fingers were to the cutter due to the size of the knobs. There are loads of hold down jigs on KZbin to avoid loosing your finger tips. Your clearly capable of making one. These aren’t criticism’s just observations you may not have thought of. However I really admire the jig you made especially that you are able to make identical repeatable knobs, nice work.

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks for the kind words. Thanks for the comments and suggestions, I will take into account.

[@peternicholsonu6090]

Wow. You have the writing of numbers of an architect.

[@darrengow-brown171]

Wow love that timber pedestal drill

[@francescopalazzi6700]

Great project! It would be great to know the diameters of the three holes you use in the jig to cut the excess wood from the knobs

[@bobleclair5665]

Watch for scraps from boat builders,sometimes they throw away pieces of teak,mahogany and other exotic woods,a lot of decks here in the south,use ipe wood,beautiful finish and very hard,enjoyed your video

[@frodemolland6249]

Hi, how do you do the measuring for 1-4 points around the jig? It went a little too fast for me :)

[@romariosilva607]

muito bom esclareceu e mim tirou dvidas agora sim

[@Choedron]

Nice jig. But you could have made a like where the corner of the previous cut should be instead of the middle of the round part. That way you would not have to measure up the middle of the rounded part, when you turn the knob for next cut. You just have to turn it to the corner of the cut.

[@FUBARVIKINGHELMET]

Brilliant.

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks. Upgrade - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3vCZ4VpfL12hM0

[@knowledgepointwithqasimbai3483]

NICE I LIKE IT

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks.

[@Eversoncorreasilva]

👏👏👏🙌 Perfect... Beatiful.

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks.

[@GenoLoma]

quite good, well done.. I would just have 2 things to suggest: A much more powerful drill for your drill press, and PLEASE use the insert for the router, fingers don't grow back!

[@woodproducts7423]

Hello. Thanks for the wishes.

[@pwood3736]

Very clever jig, but rather you than me on the router table! Good work

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks.

[@antoniosilva6532]

Tirando o barulho, a execução é muito boa sem dúvida 👍

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks.

[@HyperactiveNeuron]

Awesome but damn I hope you have hearing protection. That drill is as loud as an old vacuum.

[@yaseralahmad7300]

👍👌

[@Q.86.M]

لماذا لا تذكر القياسات

[@royboggs3849]

I don’t reallly understand all the measurements you made, but this is cool.

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks. It's really cool.

[@Alcopop100]

My father almost lost his thumb using the same hole cutter as seen here. Keep your fingers clear and hold your work with clamps

[@woodproducts7423]

Thank you for worrying about me. I have already upgraded this JIG in terms of safe. Watch video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3vCZ4VpfL12hM0

[@virriki627]

mostly useful video, but in some cases (1:59-2:59) it’s useful to use a protractor (anglemeter)...

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks. True, but I already did what I did... Next time I will use a protractor.

[@andrewmcgillivray1881]

the fingers are way too close to the router bit! i would install the bolts using threaded inserts and use a bolt to guide the piece while routing. it‘s a lot of work for something that can be readily bought. i would use dividers and math to do the layout. nevertheless, an interesting video.

[@micktakamine]

Would you have dimensions for the jig, I’m sure the positioning needs to be precise. Great videos

[@woodproducts7423]

Important! Check out the latest version of jig - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3vCZ4VpfL12hM0 Large circle - crown 57 mm (circle 55 mm) Middle circle - crown 32 mm (circle 30 mm) Small circle - crown 19 mm (circle 17 mm)

[@woodproducts7423]

Sorry, wrong link, here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3vCZ4VpfL12hM0

[@quixoticjedi942]

Respectfully, all you really need is a line connecting the center of the the knob with the center of whichever radius you are using. By marking the divisions on the knob itself all you'd need to do is line up your division lines with the center line and cut your radius. Thereby eliminating all the other lines marked all over your jig.

[@woodproducts7423]

Hello. In late I already understood and began to do as you suggest. Thanks.

[@merihkalender1389]

you maked a knob.but you maked F16 engine

[@jamesgreen311]

I applaud your ingenuity but I do think it might have been simpler to make some paper templates shapes to cut from.

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks for your feedback. But still try to make a JIG and you will understand the difference. I previously used to do the same on the printed template, but tired. Now I have a problem with star knobs is not worth it.

[@95LegendGS]

What hole saw is that your using?

[@woodproducts7423]

Large circle - crown 57 mm (circle 55 mm) Middle circle - crown 32 mm (circle 30 mm) Small circle - crown 19 mm (circle 17 mm)

[@95LegendGS]

@@woodproducts7423 no I mean what brand, looks like some type of adjustable type?

[@woodproducts7423]

I'm sorry, but it's old. I don't remember the brand anymore. Here is one in one as my: www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-Professional-1609200243-Attachment-Silver/dp/B000R5K472

[@95LegendGS]

@@woodproducts7423 wow never seen a hole saw like that , cool.

[@claudiaarrieta898]

Disculpas, pero hay formas más sencillas de hacer perillas...

[@danimalmaxasis2762]

And also by the way as far as the bolt or stud whatever you want to call it I simply drill an undersized hole for example I use a 13/64 drill bit I use a quarter inch by number 20 thread screw buy whatever like and I let itself no need for glues backer boards or whatever again kiss!

[@loubarchey2823]

Would you have circle sizes? I like the jig very nice design looks easy and fast! lou

[@woodproducts7423]

My dimensions are provided below. You don 't have to do the same, stick to your crowns focusing on sizes. Thanks! Large circle - crown 57 mm (circle 55 mm) Middle circle - crown 32 mm (circle 30 mm) Small circle - crown 19 mm (circle 17 mm)

[@Johnny2.0]

that ain't a wood drill... love the jig... i think prefer to have one kind of knob, makes it so much easier.

[@woodproducts7423]

Thank you for your opinion. Example... On one machine, 2-3 different adjustments, for convenience - different star knobs.

[@alexbezuska]

This is some next level shit. Thanks!

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks. First-level shit, the next one you haven't seen yet.

[@polleke59nl]

Hi, what kind of paint/oil/wax did you use

[@woodproducts7423]

Hi. Wood oil for outdoor work, with wax. No name. Can be painted with auto paint, there will be a stunning effect.

[@onorator]

you have made a very simple job into something very complicated. All measurements are not justified by the result obtained.

[@woodproducts7423]

Hello. You're wrong. Of the measurements after making jig, only a circle of wood and one mark will be required.

[@nwohiojim8142]

Great Video, but what size hole saws did you use?

[@woodproducts7423]

Thank You. Large circle - crown 57 mm (circle 55 mm) Middle circle - crown 32 mm (circle 30 mm) Small circle - crown 19 mm (circle 17 mm)

[@arinapaper]

Like

[@dmusselman3407]

about as clear as mud.

[@neilmunro7961]

Can't you explain what you are doing?

[@danmichaud580]

Very nice jig - but. Anyone can drill holes, how about writing the dimension so we can replicate. Credit where credit is due. It's all I've seen so far. Here is the jig, go ahead and try and replicate (of course it won't be as good as mine). Show your work!

[@АлексейБердник-ы7я]

Не понятно почему сверлом для бетона (с твёрдосплавной напайкой) сверлит дерево?

[@woodproducts7423]

Hi. Are you really worried about this little thing? The answer to your question: There is no other...

[@BasteLey]

Wow, fine, I put it on my todo-list - I think your turningspeed is little too much - greetings from my german channel

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks. Useful thing.

[@michelboisvert5684]

Hi, good idea, but no explanation.

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks. My diction is bad, I'd rather be quiet:)

[@antonioavolio9808]

Nothing is understood!

[@nukebert1]

What are you doing? What are you measuring? Makes no sense to me.

[@woodproducts7423]

Hi. I'm sorry you don't understand.

[@petersen4043]

More glue

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks.

[@mrcarpediem60]

To much complitated !!!🙈

[@danimalmaxasis2762]

Sorry for the thumbs down man but that's way too much work I made a simple template out of 1/8 in plywood it is 3 inches square with a center hole and for finger holes I simply place the template on a 3 inch square piece of plywood I Center punched the holes then pilot drill the holes then drill the holes at proper size and use hole saw for the overall diameter take s5 minutes maybe fancy jigs our nice to watch but they're really not necessary as the old saying goes kiss... Meaning keep it simple stupid oh and by the way I can clamp as many as I want together I can make 2 3 4 5 at the same time in minutes nice video though way over complicated for my taste I don't have that kind of time on my hands.

[@sureevennot3418]

13:34 rounding these edges on router was pretty scary. I would not suggest to anybody to try this at home. Safety dude! Think on this.

[@woodproducts7423]

Hi thanks for the comment. I will think about how to safely make a roundness. If you have any ideas, please share them.

[@woodproducts7423]

I came up with something. Thanks for the idea. I'll make a video and show it soon.

[@sureevennot3418]

@@woodproducts7423 You have a center hole in the knobs. Use it to screw the piece to the bigger scrap of wood and you have it! You can hold distance from turnig bit or screw to the table and use router with hand. Take care man!

[@woodproducts7423]

Thanks.

[@sureevennot3418]

@@woodproducts7423 I'm glad to hear that. Never enough promoting safety at work :-)

[@antoniobaia1507]

It's impossible all progect

[@woodproducts7423]

The project is fast and working. Try to implement. Thanks.

[@ishmaelkabibble797]

Apparently the concept of dividers totally escapes this wanna-be wood worker. Way too complicated for such a simple project

[@ej9147]

Do you think, maybe, he is doing the best he can with what he has? don't be a tool......

[@LUCAS-qk9sq]

Muy complicado nada práctico les recomiendo este video es muchisimo mas sencillo kzbin.info/www/bejne/rV7agqqan7Ngr6M

[@jamesbond4931]

Одно из самых бесполезных приспособлений что я видел… пару полуляхов, не больше)

[@joshdrexler8773]

Woodworking instructions played much too fast from a guy who built his own drill press that visibly flexes every time he uses it. Is the theory here that anybody trying to duplicate this must watch the video multiple times, thereby increasing the number of views and ads served? Spare us.

[@woodproducts7423]

Hello. Thanks for the comment. Sorry for being so fast, but if it was slower, it would have been a long video.

[@woodproject3684]

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